Enon Bible School grows in 1986 plans and club activities
Enon attendance reached eleven last Sunday as the community orchestration aims to expand 1986 Bible School. Helping Hand club met December 19 with Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Van Dorin. twenty four members helped cut timber and quilt a clam shell quilt. Christmas week had no meeting. Thursday’s session was to be with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McKay. Robert Reid, a Russell High School freshman, spent vacation with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Reid. Mrs. J. L. Jones stayed at the Versal Robb home. On December 22 the Ward Shaw family gathered with most relatives at the Van Dorin home for the first time in five years. attendees included Albert and Willard Shaw and many Shaws, plus Carl and Geo. Shaw, and guests. Grandparents’ Christmas visit disrupted by Mrs. Hoop’s hip fracture. Christmas travel brought Harold Smith and family from Waterloo. Cold and flu complications affected Mrs. Smith and Thomas Giltner. The Van Dorins hosted Christmas dinner and gift exchange at the W. H. Van Dorin home with many relatives present including Louis celebrating his first Christmas with all grandparents. End of year visits continued as Wendell Roberts left to visit Mrs. Roberta’s parents. Sunday visitors included Lucile Caltrain with grandparents McCumber. Belby home hosted Tom Main family, Vergil Johnson family, and Glaspie/Jerry families. Ana Funkhouser and Howard Funkhouser welcomed a new daughter Monday December 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Club
Lowell van Dorin
Ernest McKay
Robert Reid
Russell High School
Carl Shaw
Vanelsa
Laura May
le Roy
Iowa
Geo. Shaw
Ernest
Evelyn
Frank Shaw
Billy
Arthur Shaw
Louis
J. T. van Dorin
Leo
Lucile Coltrain
Wm. Giltner
Norman
W. H. van Dorin
van Dorin
Fpaber
Clara Selby
Mra
Fred van Dorin
Geo
Vera
L. B. van Dorin
Louia
Wendell Roberts
Roberta
Misa Lucile Caltrain
McCumber
J., A. Belby
Tom Main
Vergil Johnson
Russell Glaspie
Jerry
John Louis
Joyce
Ana Funkhouser
Howard Funkhouser
Imo
Christmas gatherings and visits in Allerton area
A series of social visits and holiday gatherings are reported in Allerton and nearby towns. Local families including Callens, Millers, Mericles, Carlsons, McDanel, Simmons, and Kaster clan share meals, Christmas trees, gifts, and oyster suppers. Relatives from Townsend, Rathbun, Harmon, Mystic, Clarence, and other places attended, with several dinners hosted at Jim Cline, Theo Miller, and John Whicker homes.
Christmas Day Gatherings Across Clarence Iowa Families
Main Station Cody Luse and family Coy Luse and children spent Xmas at the Jack Luse home Clyde and Frank Gladfelder and families Mrs Fern Mack and daughter of Clarence Iowa Virsil Easter and family spent Christmas day with Mrs Hannah Gladfelder Afternoon callers were Kenneth Gladfelder and family Mr and Mrs Trenton Gladfelder Guy and Lyndon McDanel and families Shirley Townsend and family Daphne and Lloyd McDaniel spent Xmas with Wille McDaniel Bill Reeves and family James at panee faler ene ton spent Christmas with Mrs Beier pevene Er and Mrs Wm Virsil and Virgil Kaster and lamb ering Clark and family Mr Chas Broshar spent Gheistnes Eve at the James Kaster home Ted yneth Gladfelder and family Lew Hiner and Foster
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Smith
Harmon, Til, Aral
John Whicker
Jim Kaster
John Clark
Virgil Kaster
Virsil Kaster
Charles Broshar
Win ‘Kaster
Robert Kaster
Willard Strickler
Trenton Gladfelder
Olin Foster
Charlie Boyer
Wirall Eastern
Hannah Gladfelder
Clyde Gladfelder
Darlene
Frank Gladfelder
Ferne Mack
Muriel
Clarence
Kenneth Gladfelder
Gus Olsons
Clair Whites
Gilmore Beach
Jim Kasters
Forrest Mericle
Claude Wrens
Henry Fosters
Frank’ ‘Gladfelders
Ferns Mack
Fern Mack
Glade
Cody Luse
Coy Luse
Jack Luse
Clyde
Iowa
Virsil Easter
Guy
Lyndon McDanel
Shirley Townsend
Daphne
Lloyd McDaneh
Wille McDan
Bill Reeves
James
Panee Faler
J. P. Foster
Cyril McDanel
M. E. McDanel
Reeves
Ieta
Doyle Hampton
Hilton
Lynn
Willie McDanel
Lillie Gladfelder
Willie
Daphne McDanel
Doyle
James Hilton
Kenneth
Gladfelder
Ileta
Lynn Hilton
Veach
COLLEGE THEATRE SCREENING JANUARY AT KING
Program listings show January 1 2 at King Theatre with Joe Penner Sack Oakie in Collegiate January 3 4 two features Special Agent and Bar 20 Rides Again January 6 Claudette Colbert and Fred McMurray in The Bride Comes Home January 7 two features Pat O Brien Stars Over Broadway and Aline Mac Mahon Kind Lady. Local families spend holidays and weekends visiting relatives at various McDanels and Gladfelter homes with Christmas Eve and birthday celebrations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudette Colbert and
Fred McMurray
Pat O'Brien
Broadway
Aline Mac-Mahon
Sunday Visits Highlight Local Household Gatherings
Kenneth spent Sunday at the Raymond Veach home while Mr and Mrs William Hilton with Janes and Lynn Hilton visited the Bill Reeves residence. Clyde Gladfelder and family spent Sunday at the Trenton Gladfelder home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth
Raymond Veach
Wm. Hilton
Janes
Lynn Hilton
Bill Reeves
Clyde Gladfelder
Trenton
Gladfelder
Community Notes From Moravia and Nearby
Blue Front Mr and Mrs Van Long and family dined Saturday at the Will Hicks home in Moravia Circle met Wednesday with Mrs John Plants Helen Hamilton visited Pauline Williams Sunday Mrs Beh Jones and family spent Sunday at the Chance Lavely home Mrs Wade Lockman visiting Marve Lockman home Ella Tisue visiting Cass Hamilton home Mr and Mrs Ray Lemaster and family visited W I Lemaster home Sunday Tra Fisher spent Sunday at the Edd Delong home Lawrence Vata of Eddyville visited John Van Zante home Sunday Mr and Mrs Harry Woodward and family visited John Van Zantes Friday L C Hamilton and Mrs U S Mangle visited Friday at the P Hamilton home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Long
Fam Ily
Will Hicks
Moravia
Circle
John Plants
Helen’ Hamilton
Pauline Williams
Beh Jones
Chance
Tra Fisher
Edd Delong
Lawrence Vata
Eddyville
John van Zante
Harry Woodward
John van Zantes
L. C. Hamilton
P. Hamilton
U. S. Mangle
Local families share Christmas visits and gatherings
Mrs J F Patrick and Helen Hamilton spent time with Lloyd Browns on Friday. Miss Flo Moore visited with Mr and Mrs Jim Moore. Raymond Plants of Clemons Indiana spent a week with his mother Mrs John Plants. Mr and Mrs Marve Lockman visited Unionville Thursday. Mr and Mrs Herold Mason spent Christmas at the Mason home in Ottumwa. Mr and Mrs Ruff Easter and sons had Christmas dinner in Creston with Zelda and Leona. Mr and Mrs Carl Derby and sons shared Xmas dinner at the Algie Derby home in Iconium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Patrick
Helen Hamilton
Lloyd Browns
Flo Moore
Jim, Moore
Raymonds Plants
Clemons
John Plants
Marve Lockman
Unionville
Mrs. Herold Mason
Local families share visits around town on weekend
Mr and Mrs Cass Hamilton and daughter Helen spent Tuesday evening at the Lloyd Brown home. Lois Brown returned home Xman evening. Lloyd Beaty helped butch for Mrs Birdie Main Saturday morning. Carl Derby and family spent Sunday at Roscoe Argos. Lloyd Brown and family visited the Russell Brown home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Free spent Sunday at the Haver Free home. Clair Potts and family and Mrs Arma Porta called at the Will Davis home. Sunday Mrs Lloyd Brown and children spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs Rollie Brown. Mrs J H Schreiner and son Dale were in Centerville Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass Hamilton
Helen
Lloyd Brown
Lois Brown
Lloyd Beaty
Butch
Birdie Main
Carl Derby
Roscoe Argos
Russell Brown
Kenneth Free
Haver Free
Clair Potts
Arma Porta
Will Davis
Rollie Brown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anton
Periedtias
Appanoose County
Lews
Congress
HR. K
W. T. Smith
Enon
Veu
Alfred Carlson
Guy McDanel
Rathbun
Jim Cline
George Simmons, Jr
Mearl Walter
Theo Miller
Francis
van Lemaster
Ralph Mericle
Neva
Clyde Beaty
Mystic
Boyer Ridge
Ness
Albia, Iowa
Joe Penner
Oakie
Blue
John Nowels
John D. Veach
Ottumwa
Phond111
T. J. Luse
West Point
Ford
Curtis
Burton
J. H. Schreiner
Dale
Centerville
F. W. Dotson
SAC
Alzed Tennyine
M. P. Main
Tilton Shoe Store
North Side Square
P. D. Schreiner
Oehler Oil Co
Oehler Brothers
Chas. Johnson
Morgan
Loyd Carter
C. S. Argo
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