Post Christtime dinner at Lisyd Rose Hottie honors Rose
A community gathering at the Lisyd Rose Hottie Friday welcomed Rose and family from Denver Colorado. Guests included Wray Smith Harve Swit and Craig Guinn from Kirksville Ankeny families and the hosts Mr and Mrs Lloyd Rose. Relatives from Des Moines Centerville and McPherson joined as New Year visitors and well wishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose
Denver
Colo
Mra
Wray Smith
Harve Swit
Bloodfield
Craig Guinn
Kirkeville
Bow Sears
Éits
Ankeny
Lloyd Rose
Ron Woodward
Georgie
Roy Downing
David
Wmn. A. Rose
Barbie
Brenda
Colorado
Don Sears
Billy and
Bryan
Towa
December Teen of the Month Craig Sheldon profile
Craig Sheldon, 16, junior at Petpesve, born September 6, 1947 in Centerville, is named December teen of the month. He lists blue eyes, light brown hair, 5'8" height, drives a black 64 Ford, enjoys salted nut roll, and favors American history, chemistry, typing, literature, and chauffeuring around Janice and Betty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig Sheldon
Clayton Sheldon
Craig
Horn
Centerville
Ford
Carmen
Roger
Clarence
Christmas Visits And Family Gatherings Across Missouri
Udell by Anny Burkland potluck notes show repeated Christmas gatherings at Joe Moore home with relatives from Fulton Centerville Moravia Laddonia and Arvada. Visitors include Glen Fowler Lorraine and others while Carl Whisler moved Florence Potter to Luse nursing home. New Years day plans with John and family conclude a busy holiday period across Moravia Centerville and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Klick
Fulton
Jim Stotler
Laddonia
Joe Moore
Alva Fowler
Centerville
Glen Fowler
Lorraine
Moravia
Howard Burkland
Carl Whisler
Florence Potter
Luse
Jimmy Stotler
Hio
Mix
Fulton, Mo
Raymond Hughes
Evelyn Gardner
Jerry Henshaw
Edna Moore
Tony Dotson
Bill’ Moore
Arvada
Colorado
Local Social Roundup From Unionville and Nearby
Mrs Carl Whisler and Willie Gorden of Udell visit with Eutlee Martinson of Har Court and Jons Gallet at John Dot Sol homie. Howard Burki family visit Leta Burk lant in Unionville. Minnie Moffatt calls at Raymortt Caidlebaugh. L K Morlan visits Joe Moores. Evelyn Gardner at Tony Klick home Fulton Mo. Klicks bring her home, visit Joe Moores. Frank Bennett and Carl Whisler return Mintle Mortis to Knoxville. Stajear and Deahl visit Richard Stuff Iebeam home in Omaha for Citterama. return Thursday. Large crowd at Purvis Cridlebaugh sale. Karen Barrickman visits cousins Agnes Gordon Jewel Ricky Burkland. Terrie Stotler with grandparents Joe Moore. parents pick her up New Year’s Eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Whisler
Willie Gorden
Udell
Eutlee
Martinson
Har‘Court
Jons Gallet
John Dot Sol Homie
Howard Burki
Ami
Leta Burklant
Unionville
Minnie Moffatt
Raymortt Caidlebaugh
L. K. Morlan
Joe Moores
Evelyn Gardner
Tony Klick
Fulton
Klicks
Frank Bennett
Knoxville
Frank Stajear
Mildred
Keith Deahl
Richard Stuff. Iebeam
Omaha
Nebr
Purvis Cridlebaugh
Karen Barrickman
Agnes
Gordon
Jewel
Ricky Burkland
Terrie Stotler
Joe Moore
Social visits and New Year gatherings in Ottumwa area
Mrs Verda Argo stayed two days at the Guy Argo home then visited the Russell Argo household in Ottumwa. Mr and Mrs Herb Boblenz spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ernest Hiatt. Nelson Ballanger and family visited Franklin Ballanger and children Friday evening. Ralph Davis and Connie Boblenz joined Diane Kincade for New Year’s Eve at the Boblenz home. A took party at Marion Clayworth’s Saturday night included several couples. Arthur Brown of Kansas City stopped by Theo Miller’s on Monday evening. Ernest Hiatt and W C Anderson hosts hosted last Monday evening. Guy Argo and family spent New Year’s Day together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Woodward
George
Ron
Des Moines
Hudlington
Ronald Overturf
Pam
Greg
Lester Brain
Mabel Coulson
Linda and
Merrill Coulson
McPherson, Kan
Leslie Cook
Zen
Centerville
C. Coulson
Donald Dowdard
Rhonda
Mina Dowd
Wendell Murdy
Ben Jones
John Murdy
Donald Jones
Sewal
Leslie Peterson
Mary
Ankeny
Leona Burger
Virginia Burger
Carl Johnson
Idhildren
Ottumwa
Zelma Hopkins
Albia
Pearl’ Swaim
Ira Boyer
Lewis Rouse
Harold Burton
Steve Burger
Minburn
Zenith, Hiatt
Edna Schreiner
Eva VanZante
Clara Alter
Mr. Pleasant
Charles Johnson
Ida Mangle
Verda Argo
Guy Argo
Russell Argo
Herb, Boblenz
Ernest Hiatt
Nelson Ballanger
Franklin Ballanger
Ralph Davis
Herb Boblenz
Connie Boblenz
Diane Kincade
Marion Clayworth
Art van Dorin
Ivan Harsh
Virgil Easter
Cliff Paxston
Newt Long
Arthur Brown
Kansas City
Theo Miller
W. C. Anderson
Family and friends gather for New Year supper at Marion Clayworth
Ottumwa guests from the Russell Argo and Fenton families join Mr and Mrs. Clayworth for New Year’s Eve supper. Ernest Hiatt and Sandra visit LaVern Hudson in Centerville and recall California trip. Mrs. Hiatt is Hudgens’ daughter. A Moravia shower for Paul Mihaiovich and Rosemary Dooley is attended by Wilda Argo Nellie Argo Doris Boblenz Lucille West and Merle Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Russell Argo
Carl Fenton
Marion Clayworth
Ernest Hiatt
Sandra
LaVern Hudson
Centerville
Hiatts
California
Robert Hiatt
Hudgens
Paul Mihaiovich
Rosemary Dooley
Moravia
Wilda
Nellie Argo
Doris Boblenz
Lucille West
Merle Miller
West Point Social Roundup at Ot tumwa and Nearby Homes
Mrs Leo Hoffman and Mr Richard Hoffman hosted visitors from West Point and Ot tumwa for New Year’s Eve and Day gatherings. The Roscoe Argo and Gerald Hawk households hosted multiple relatives including Tammy Darlene Fisher Kenneth and others. Additional visits included Wayne Hoffman J B Carson and Charles Johnson households with Argo and Van Weelden family involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hoffman
Tammy
Darlene Fisher
Leo Hoffman
Kenneth
Delbert Hayworth
Ottumwa
Aliie Argo
Gerald Hawk
Lloyd Johnson
Marie van Weelden
Roscoe Argo
Emory Kehrberg
Kenneth Hoffman
Wayne Hoffman
Russell Brown
J. B. Carson
Ray Rinehart
Hugh McFatridge
Charles Johnson
Henry van Weelden
Ned Argo
Delbert Calhoun
Linda
Sheldon
Allie Argo
Kenneth Fisher
Judy
Tammy Hoffman
Community Visitors Spread Across Unionville and Nearby Homes
Multiple households in Unionville Missouri and surrounding towns hosted or visited family and friends over Christmas and the week. Irene Brown and others from Council Bluffs plus local residents attended gatherings at the Roscoe Argo, Richard Hoffman, J. B. Carson, and Leo Hoffman homes. Several families from Russell and Ottumwa joined Christmas meals and Sunday visits.
Franklin Social News From Earl Swift and Kin
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Dicks spent Sunday evening at Earl Swifts. Calhoun visit James Calhouns. The Longs and Jef frey joined as did the Wilsons with Mark and Kevin. New Years visits to Gary Perry and Larry Derby homes. Perry and Derby families hosted dinners. Calhouns and Carol joined Hersbergers Friday. Lloyd Ammons returned home after hospital stay. George Klolenak and Larry visited Ben Pickerell. Shirley Calhoun toured Moravia high school Friday. New Years day at the Duane Wilson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Dicks
Earl Swifts
Delbert
Calhoun
James Calhouns
Clair Long
Jeffrey
Duane Wilson
Mark
Kevin
Larry Derby
Maurene
Gary Perry
Larry
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Flo Helms
Oskaloosa
Grant Tadlock
Linda Johnson
Lee Tadlock
Mahaska Hospital
Mrs. Tadlock
M. Patrick Gleason
Turner Funeral
Iowa
Aree Deaned Watch Dade
Selingworth
Reas
Renae Y
Oskaloosa Livestock Auction
U.S. Highway 63
Ray Tubaugh
Richard Tubaugh
Tubaugh. Bros. Owners and Managers
Moravia Farm Service
Scribbler
Janice
Betty
Anny Burkland
R. E
Dick” Cooper
Ova
W. Washington
Ford Service
General Motor
Briccs Motor Co
West Point
Mrs
Sasore
Morrells Ham
Morrells
Ham Butts
Bisquick
BUY Right
Dinty Moore
Gotch’s
Life Cereal
Allen’s .“iii
West Side Square
LONG
Irene Brown
Ronnie
Jim
Council Bluffs
Missouri
Esta
St. Paul
Minn
Cora Bates
Bill Hoffman
Alto Argo
Bob Sweden
Robert Jennings
Claude Sheldon
Russell
Allie
Grace Whitehead
Jim Tee
Franklin
Earl Swift
R. W. Baird
Over Stevens Drug Store
Centerville, Lows
LEE R. Benz Insurance
Agency
Sale Pavilion
Albia Sales Co
H. C. Peterson
Don Peterson
John Peterson
Paul Morehead
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