Chariton Township Farm Bureau Holds Meeting
The Chariton Township Farm Bureau met at the California schoolhouse on January 1 due to bad roads with 62 present. Guests included Fred Lasley of the Centerville extension office. Officers reported on the Des Moines trip, a hospitalized member, and a death in the group. A kickoff is set for January 12 with leadership lessons on desserts January 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chariton Township Farm Bureau
California
Jay Argo
Harley Tisue
Kenneth Gladfelder
Bert McKern
Ray Harrison
Gene Tisue
Lucille McKern
Mamie Tisue
Des Moines
Centerville
Gerald Hawk
Des Moines Veterans Hospital
Dell Hellyer
Horton Potts
Fred Lasley
Chicago
Pearly Boyers
Lester Cochrans
New Hope By Genevic Donovan
Social notes list numerous visits and gatherings among the Harsh, Donovan, West, Gladfelder, Burton, Hiatt, and other families. Mentions of New Year activities, dinners, outings, and a funeral, with Des Moines Ottumwa and Albia referenced as locations. Pfc Bill Kalvig heads to army training in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Harsh
Matt Watts
Marion
Max Rongers
George ‘Turner
Junior Donovan
W. E. Donovan
Darlene Gladfelder
Jess Gladfelder
Irven Kaling
Bill
Fred Dusablon
Lea West
Des Moines
Raymond Gilliland
Connie
Ottumwa
Freeman West
Alice
Albia
Ernest West
Bill Callen
Eddie
Cecil Schrodt
Loral Bryant
Alice Joy
R. C. Wilson
Nadine Wood
Orville Burton
Lee Hiatt
Mr. Burton
Horton Potts
Karl Fischer
Karline
Pfc
Bill Kalvig
Detroit
Mich
Don Pettibone
Bert Meadows
Clyde Gladfelder
Guy McKern
Grace Dooley
Mary
Ernest Weat
Anne
Eastern Star
Chester Sanders
Frank Hiatt
Trenton Gladfelder
Clyde,Gladfelder
Irven Kalvig
Bin
Lucile West
Frances Burton
Grace Wesch
Junior White
Trenton Wilson
Anna Hiatt
Mra
Sophomores of 26-27 Remembered in Moravia feature
The Moravia News recalls the MHS Sophomore Class of 1926-27 identified by Melvin H. Goeldner Osceola Iowa. It details each student in four rows with names and roles from the school annual The Anvil and lists the 1927 staff including Editor Richard Sneed and various departments and faculty led by M. H. Goeldner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin H. Goeldner
Osceola
Iowa
Dorothy , Broshar
Ruth Hinote
Marie, Clark
Goldie Cline
Ralph Davis
Carl VanZante
Mary Selby
Mildred Chambers
Ernie Easter
Algan
Gerald Morgan
Richard Sneed
Elsie Cornett
Arthur Stanley
Mgr
Eta Dotson
Bert Turner
Francis Oehler
Claudine Townsend
Gladys! P
Farl Boyer
Giennie Scott
Board of Education
Mary Firkins
Charies Fix
Boys
Milledgeville Social News and Birth Announcement
Attendance at Sunday School was 29. Mr and Mrs Dewayne Musre welcomed a daughter born December 29 at St Josephs hospital in Centerville. Carl Martin is improving but remains in bed. Numerous neighbors and relatives visited or spent time with Frank Martin, Roy Sulser, Lewis Curtis, Betty Lou Taylor, and others over the week including New Year’s day gatherings. Cpl Stanley McDaniel enjoyed a 21 day furlough with W O McDaniel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewayne Musre
St. Joseph
Centerville
Carl Martin
Carl
Burr Martin
Frank Martin
Harley Sulser
Lewis Curtis
David and
Allan
Stephen Sulseer
Everting
Betty Lou Taylor
George Curtis
Roy Sulaer
G. A. Vickrey
Janice Kay
Larry
Hurley Davis
John Poli
John Sulser
Harold Taylor
Otha Taylor
Basil Mart
Gerald Foster
Duane Sulzer
Stephen
Basil Martin
Roy Sulser
Duane Sulser
Betty’ Lou
Cpl
Stanley McDaniel
W. O. McDaniel
Enon by Mrs J T VanDorin Enon
Sunday sun shines bright only six above. Mary Jo Faber spent New Years at home with relatives. Several families attended dinners and visits across Centerville Cedar Falls Des Moines. Many VanDorin and Walter family members celebrated the holiday with kin and at gatherings and a Barn Dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jo Faber
Mearl Walter
Otto Foglesong
Centerville
Aubry Walter
Leo VanDorin
Einfred Johnson
Johnson
VanDorin
Marvin Vance
Joe Peterson
Des Moines
Fred VanDorin
J. T. VanDorin
Carl Cloved
Harold Hawk
Wilbur ‘Cloyed’s
WHO
Franklin By Mrs. John Moffatt Franklin
Mrs John Moffatt hosts Franklin notes with callers Bernard Kitterman Roy Moffatt and visits from Lois Hanly and granddaughter Ann MarL Cox worked for Burdette Cox last week McDonald Kitterman hosted visitors in timber area Lucas dr attended dinner guests Moffett staying longer Roy Ostermier visited Coy Swift home New Years day Lloyd Ammons entertained relatives New Years day Roy Moffatt dined with Bernard Kitterman A E Derby helped haul hay last week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Kitterman
Roy Moffatt
Iconium
Coy Swift
Washington, D. C
Lois Hanly
Ann/ Marl Cox
Burdette Cox
Walter McDonald
McDonald
Oe Lucas
Sunday Visitors and Revival Begin at Main Station
Visitors at the R. B. Faber home after church included Floyd and Lila McFall and Jerry, Fred and Flora VanDorin, with Mrs. Flora Jones joining J. T. VanDorin party. At the Mearl Walter home after Sunday School were Sylvan VanDorin and family, Maurice Walter and Marcia, John Wilson, Vernon Goff, and Mrs. Walter. Rev. Goff opened a revival at Main Station Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. 8
Faber
Floyd McFall
Jerry
Fred VanDorin
Flora Jones
J. T. VanDorin
Mearl Walter
Sylvan VanDorin
Maurice Walter
Marcia
John Wilson
Vernon Goff
Goff
Main Station
Walter
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Elbert Ferry
Dell
Hazel Hellyer
Delbert Calhoun and Sons
Ray, Harrison
Lyndon McDanel
Wendell
Geneva
Lioyd Brown
Mya
PB. D
Chance Cole
George Brozavich
Peter Lawford Iz
Technicolor
Pilus
Broderick Crawford
Rhonda Fleming
Frankie Laine
Gary Cooper
Springfield
New Hope
Genevic Donovan
Mary Wheeler
Nemaha
Shelby
Third Avenue West
M. C. Lowenberg Albia, Iowa
MHS
Herschall Reich
C. T. Slavin
Cc. C. Cullers
Wabash
W. C. Bivin
M. H. Goeldner
H. A. Smith
A. T. Boller
Ellen Dahl
Fern Gray
Beulah Griffin
Blanche
Jenninge
Milledgeville
Enon
Franklin
John Moffatt
Aise An On
Leen le
Briggs Motor
Tractor Division
L. P. Clow
West State St
Centerville, Lows
Albia Sales CO
Sale Pavilion
Peterson & Son
Don
Paul Morehead
John Behleler
Duea’s
In, Albia
Tooir
Duca Chevrolet Co
Chevrolet
Duea Chevrolet CO
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