Community notes on local visits and family gatherings
P K Horner returns home after three week hospital stay for flu and cold. Dozens of local families host or attend dinners and visits in Albia and nearby towns including Des Moines and Kirksville. Notable names include Van Dalens Hiatts Cantrells Carter Tadlocks Swaims and McDonoughs with multiple weekend hospital calls and birthday celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. K. Horner
Smith Hospital
Albia
Frank Main
University Hospital
Iowa City
Lee Hiatt
John Vat Dalen
Marilyn Hiatt
Des Moines
Charles
Mary Platt
Carol Lee Day
van Dalens
Hiatts
Ray
Donald Johnson
Burlington
M. H. Johnson
Franklin community notes recount social visits and visitors
Mrs. John Moffatt and Mrs. Frank Cox hosted and visited across Unionville Mystic and nearby homes. Olive Moffatt extended her stay. Ed McDonald Roy Moffatt and others shared dinners and calls at multiple homes including Kosman Summers Coady and Ostermier households. Roy Moffatt also had a medical check after surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cox
Olive Moffatt
Emma Ray
Unionville
Ed McDonald
Roy Moffatt
Frank McDonald
Mystic
Ben Pickerel
Wayne
Id McDonald
Bernard An
Francis Kosman
Clarence Summers
Coy Swift
Carolyn Swift
George Ostermier
Roy
Centerville
Udell Family Night at Methren Church Hosts Readers
A well attended Family Night at Methren Church in Udell featured a cooperative supper, Christian fellowship, and a poetry reading by two married ladies, Jean Spring and Gwenda Matthews, who read original poems written by their husbands during fourth and fifth grades, following a brief history of the authors. A film was shown after the readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brethren Church
Marie Weber
Udell
Weber
Jean Spring
Gwelda Matthews
Nobility of Character Theme In Brethren Church Meet
Afternoon Circle of W M S of Brethren church met Feb 19 with Mrs Merna Henshaw hosting and Carol Moore assisting. Hazel Powell led the lesson on Nobility of Character with Josie Stuckey and Della McConnell contributing, Alice Spring spoke on Nobility of Character, and song by Della McConnell. Offering 4.62. Business notes cover January minutes, benevolent plans, Pre Easter evangelistic services and other church activities. March meeting with Minnie Replogle and Helen Rouse to lead followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M.S. of Brethren Church
Merna Henshaw
Carol Moore
Hazel Powell
Josie Stuckey
Della McConnell
Alice Spring
Minnie
Helen Rouse
Taylor-Aid Co-op Dinner and Meeting Held
Mrs Don Pettibone hosted a Tay lor-Aid club dinner on Wednesday February 11 with nut meat prep and a business meeting led by Alberta Benz. The group planned a February 24 Family Living session at New Hope school and exchanged valentines. Attendees included many local couples and individuals, with next meeting set for March 11 hosted by Winifred Schrodt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Pettibone
Taylor-Aid Club
Alberta Benz
New Hope School
George Turner
Kenneth Condra
Minnie
Russell Burns
Art Fox
Lute Hiatt
Ernest Hiatt
Guy Argo
Max
Gary
Lucille Carter
Bob
Eva Hiatt
Monica Fischer
Mary Meadows
Jerry
Winifred Schrodt
Dorothy Boyer
World Day of Prayer Observed at Udell Brethren Church
Udell observed World Day of Prayer on Friday February 20 at the Brethren church with cooperation from Udell Christian and Fairview Church of the Brethren. The service was noted as sacred and inspirational as worshippers prayed for the world. Locally, birthdays and visits filled the week with relatives delivering gifts and cake to Mrs. Morlan and others visiting or ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Udell
Brethren Church
Woodrow Duty
Bruce
Steven Corbett
Mia
Joe Moore
Alvin Spring
Orval Swartz
Opal Porter
Seymour
University Hospital
Iowa City
Fred Davis
Unionville
Ben Glasgow
Howard Burkland
Winfred Heckman
Newton
Glenn Matthews
Green
Centerville
Alva Fowler
Local families gather for visits and illness notes in Udell area
Lloyd Whisler seeks treatment for a finger while Rev Berkshires and Mark join family visits. Des Moines guests Hedgecock stay with relatives near Sharon Valley. Mrs Susan Whitacre dies at 100. funeral in Bloomfield. Mrs Minnie Replogle recover y from a fall. Community members visit Chas Dorsey property changed hands to Rev Richard Burger. Morian family returns from Colorado after weeks away. Harold Winans birthday honored. local sportsman meeting at Udell school. Estle Wolver hospitalized near Moulton with serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Whisler
Berkshire
Mark
Ora Powell
Marilyn
Chas. Coe
Linda
Lloyd 'S
Marshall Hedgecock
Des Moines
Harlan Hedgecock
Udell
Harry Wilkinson
Raymond Houser
Sharon Valley
Bill Morgan
Susan Whitacre
Bloomfield
Minnie Replogle
Mark Bryant
Lionel Spring
Guy Streepy
Harold Henshaw
Hal Dixon
Moulton
Richard Burger
Whisler
F. C. Dorsey
Carl Weber
Glenn Matthews
Mystic
Teonium
Margaret
Francis Kincade
Moravia
Kincades
George Morian
John Morian
Colorado
Cecil Morian
Shirley
Betty
Alvin Spring
Chas. Winans
Harold Winans
Harold
Lloyd Selix
Kenny
Merle House
Udell School
Lauis Hoeuser
Estle Wolver
Tong City
Music recital highlights Udell students in Moulton
Darlene Spring and Wayne Weber among 17 pupils of Mrs. Rockwell at Moulton recital Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stevens aided Mrs. Sarah Sleeth in a move to her Moulton home Monday after Sleeth’s long housework help. Verla Glasgow notes two birth announcements, sons Howard and Theodore, from Salt Lake City and Grinnell. Public sale ads urged by The Union for broader reach and crowd turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Shirkey
Fairfield
Catherine Teller
Loyd Carter
Jamea Herron
Phoenix
Arizona
Frank Swaim
John Tadlock
Rosaire Agee
Centerville
John Robison
Dale Laws
Paul Dicks
John Laws
Ottumwa Hospital
DeWayne Robinson
Homer Hamilton
Grant Tadlock
Naomi Sue
Brice McDonough
Leon
John VanZante
Eugene Boyer
Harley Woodward
0. G. Woodward
Harry Woodward
Kirksville
Curtis Burton
Frank Wilson
Laughlin Hospital
Frank Rogers
Earl Sievers
Avoca
Darlene Spring
Wayne Weber
Udell
Rockwell
Moulton
Ernest Stevens
Sarah Sleeth
Mrs. Sleeth
George Sleeth
Ottumwa
Henry Hoover
Cottumwa
Rex Albertson
Verla Glasgow
Salt Lake City
Howard Glasgow
Grinnell
Theodore Glasgow
Howard
Theodore
Henry Arff Verla Glasgow
Iowa feed outlook mostly favorable for 1952
Iowa farmers saw a better corn crop last year boosting feed supplies in the western Corn Belt while the South and eastern Belt faced tighter conditions. National feed grains per livestock head are down slightly due to fewer hogs chickens and dairy cattle. Soybeans up 2 percent. hay down 4 percent year over year with linseed meal carryover large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa State College
Western
Corn Belt
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Donnie Kester
Marilyn Hopkins
Freda Hopkins
Don Hopkins
Independence
Richard Goughnour
Altoona
Virginia Carter
Hiatt Selby
Peoria
Ill
Virgil Johnson
Pats Ilness
Korea
Rogers
George Madan
Denver
Leo Dayle
Deborah
Jimmie
Richard Raymie
Garnet McDonough
McDonough
Dayle
Raymie
Jack McDonough
Max McDonough
Janice
Joyce
Fred Buckmaster
John Wilson
Fils
Zell Callen
Joan
Wayne Lichty
Waterloo
Callen
Irene Carlson
Davenport
Gertrude Atkins
Russell Hughes
Keosauqua
Roberta Jack
Robert Jack
Chariton
Clarence Stauber
James
Harold Burton
Dianne
Edna Neff
Blakesburg
Harley Burton
C. S
James Rhee
St. Charles
Burton
Roy Adams
Auto Service
OTL
Amos McGhgty
Avia Theater
Weidhy
Barbara Stanwyck
Paul Douglas
Robert Ryan
Marilyn Monroe
Antists
Allis-Chalmers
McClurg Implement Co
New Idea
Franklin
John Moffatt
H. B. Spring
Methren Church
Appanoose
Monroe Counties
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Taylor-Aid
West State Bt
World Day OF Prayer
David Clark
Nash Co
Library Aldibh
Peoples Abstract & Title Co. Inc
Centerville National Bank
Marmouth B. Griffing
Vaughn Monroe
Tembo
Africa
Monnday
Abbott & Costello
Alaska
Walt Disney Cartoon Festival
Robert Taylor
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Turner Funeral Home
E. N. Catterlin
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Veach Implement Co
International Harvester
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