Local social notes recount visits and travel across states
Lester Brain visited Concord California with daughter Mrs Richard Stockwell and family. Donald Brain Charley Johnson and others joined Sunday dinner with Clarence Johnson. Harold VanDorin of High Amana spent weekend with sister Mrs Roy Matherly at the Golden Age rising home in Centersville. Osa Brown returned from Marshalltown after recovering from a broken ankle. Dale Laws and children stayed with Marshall Perry and John Laws on their way home from Missouri Kansas Arizona and California visits. Relatives Leotard Wilson and E G Hawk called on Mrs Odle Clark. Roy DuVall of Cheyenne attended sister Mary Johnsons funeral and will visit relatives including Warren DuVall and Ben Jones. Carl Black returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Brain
Richard Stockwell
Concord
Calif
Donald Brain
Last Cruses
N.M
Charley Johnson
Clarence Johnson
Harold VanDorin
High Amana
Roy Matherly
Centersville
Osa Brown
Birdie Main
Lloyd Beatty
Marshalltown
Dale Laws
Mia
Marshall Perry
John Laws
Algona
Missouri
Kansas
Arizona
California
Leotard Wilson
E. G. Hawk
Odle Clark
Roy DuVall
Cheyenne
Wyo
Mary Johnson
Will
Warren DuValls
Ben Jones
Carl Black
Phoenix
Atiz
Tulsa
Okla
Mra. Wilford
Smutt
Albia
Méga
Mrd
Hawk
Harold Hawk
Goodyear
Lester Leach
Carl VanZante
Lloyd Brown
Las Vegas
Harley Burton
Centerville
Curtis Burton
Mary Coffman
Grace Martin
Ottumwa
Jennie Pollard
Charles Coffin
Local folks plan visits to Arizona and New Mexico
Residents depart for trips to Phoenix Goodyear and Las Vegas NM visiting relatives and attending the National REA convention. Several households report weekend calls and social visits with neighbors including Ottumwa and Centerville families.
Friday Fairies hold 4 H meeting at Patty Welks home
Notes list attendees Linda Zintz Barbara Lindley and Rosemary Phillips from the community. Many residents visited relatives and attended Farm Bureau events and 4-H meetings. D N Nickell funeral at Adel. Pearl Free admitted after breaking pelvis in Albia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Welks
Linda Zintz
Barbara Lindley
Rosemary Phillips
Doyle McDanel
Wayne McDanel
Debra Sue
Evelyn Daniele
Vie Zintz
Max Lindley
Norman Lindley
Debbie
Nelson Ballanger
Loyd Mobley
Douglas Doughboys
Virgil Dooley
Kevin
Lawrence
Eugene Daniels
Roger Zintz
Kenneth Lindley
Greg Mobley
Alan Strickler
Vic Zintz
Vosburg Social Roundup At Mrs Dick Lawn Home
Mrs Dick Lawn hosts Vosburg gathering with Mr and Mrs Russell Brown and guests from the community. Wayne Thompson 4 H officers met at his home as Dorothy Calhoun visited. Moravia Booster club supper served at Iconium church with multiple local helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Brown
Rex
Wayne Thompson
Dorothy Calhoun
Truxton Dicks
Gilbert Callen
Deanna Sheldon
Judy Overturf
Dick Browns
Earl Albertson
Everett Agans
Jim McAninch
Roy Ateo
Iconium Church
Moravia
Nona
Glennie Dicks
Edith Callen
Theresa
Clara Brown
Doris Christy
New Hope Community Social Roundup
Sunday and weekday visits fill the week as the Harsh and Pettibone families host dinners and receptions. Birthday surprises for Polly Harsh arrive from Virgil Easter and Ivan Harsh, with visits spanning Cedar Rapids Ottumwa Marion and local households including Tarbell Long and Hudgens families.
Local Social Calls Record Evening Visits
Mr Lavern Horn and wife and daughters visited Saturday night at John Kelly's home. Fred Blumer visited Tuesday to see Claude Paris. Peg Renwick called on Donna Knedler Tuesday morning.
Local Residents Share Social Visits and Help
Mrs Clarence Whitehead called Thursday and Friday afternoons at the Richard Tubaugh home. Mr and Mrs Andy Andrews took dinner Sunday with Mr and Mrs Charles Andrews. Jerry Burton helped Bob Strunk with his bath Friday afternoon. Then Bob brought Jerry home. Herschel Kelly took John Kelly to the doctor Saturday. Claude Paris spent Friday with Fred Blumer. Mrs Donna Knedler spent Wednesday in Ottumwa. Mrs Albert Tubaugh has been helping Mrs Richard Tubaugh since her eye was hurt. Charles Knedler called Sunday evening at the Charles Andrews home. Kenny Tadlock called on Jerry Burton Sunday afternoon. Russell and Herschel Kelly spent Sunday at the John Kelly home. Delmar Dowd called Sunday morning at the Richard Tubaugh home. Russell Kelly took John Kelly to the doctor Monday and then took dinner at the John Kelly Mrs Kenny Tadlock. Kim and David and Elaine Knedler spent Wednesday at the Russell Bruhn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Whitehead
Richard Tubaugh
Andy Andrews
Charles, Andrews
Jerry Burton
Bob
Jerry
Herschel Kelly
John Kelly
Claude Paris
Fred Blumer
Donna Knedler
Ottumwa
Albert Tubaugh
Charles Knedler
Charles Andrews
Kenny Tadlock
Russell
Delmar Dowd
Russell Kelly
For Sale White Table Paper from UNION Office
Classified note offers white table paper 36 inches wide available by the yard or by the toll from the UNION Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Office
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Turner Funeral Home
Iowa
Oskaloosa Livestock Auction
U.S. Highway 63
Oskaloosa
Oskaloosa Barn—Orchard
Ray
Tubaugh Bros
Kenneth Daniels
D. N. Nickell
Adel
Wayne MecDanel
Debbié
Trenton McDanel
Des Moines
Farm Bureau
Bill Long
Jack Long
Homer Phillips
Mae. McDoneld
Agricultural
Kenneth Hiatt
L. C. Beagle
Ralph Spencer
Tom Pettibone
Don Pettibone
Emily
Thompson
Berniece
Rinehart
Dick Brown
Brad
Roy Gilliland
Wayne Christy
Leta Haver
Pearl Free
Southern Utilities Company
Vosburg
Mrs. Dick Lawn
New Hope
Mrs. Gladys Harsh
Jackie
Bill
Bob Burns
Peggy Pettibone
Mary Meadows
del Brede
Gieselle
Georgia
Greg
Gordon
Virgil Easter
Ivan Harsh
Polly Harsh
Doris Wilson
Lois Wilson
Jim Herron
Alan
Linda
Marsha Wilson
Ivani Harsh
Jay Wilson
John Main
Carl Long
Chris
Kelly
Ivyl Tarbell
Ernest West
Vanessa
Olive Jean Tarbell
Leta Pettibone
Harold Hudgens
Ivy[ Tarbell
Keith Phillips
Pry Chief
Texaco
Oehler Bros. Oil Company
Moravia, Iowa
Eo Tate Security Orn
Claude Hawk
Kim and
David
Elaine Knedler
Russell Bruhn
R. W. Baird
Stevens Drug Store
M. Patrick Gleason
Centerville. IA
Turner & Son
Ford Service
General Motor
Briggs Motor Co
Ford
Wayne Way
Tail Curler, Jr
Appanoose County
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