Local Happenings in Shattuck Iowa and Surrounding Areas
Local notes recount the 100th birthday observance of Mrs Rose Wallace in Shattuck Oklahoma with open house and dinner attended by over 80 guests. Franks Wilson and relatives celebrated Milton Wilsons fifth birthday. Funeral of Mrs William Gardner reported with relatives from What Cheer Oskaloosa Ottumwa Albia Moravia and Richland Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wilson
Albia Motel
Leslie Cook
Wayne
Terry
Roger
Bernice Coulson
Opal Stevens
M Ta Mockmore
Mabel Coulson
Stevens
Milton Wilson
James Wilson
Greg
Sheri
Ruthann Wilson
Bill Mahin
Albis
Paul Wilson
Matthew
Marla
Wm. Donahoo
Richland
Washington
William Gardner
What Cheer
Oskaloosa
Ottumawa
Albia
Moravia
Iva Strunk
Elmer Lockman
Maude Coltrain
Family get together at Perry Mikels home
By x , Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Davis and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Williams and family, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Mikels and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mikels and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Stocker, Janice, Rich ard and Jean, Mr. and Mrs. Chant Haas of Ft. Lupton, Colo., Mrs. Blanch Haas of Unionville, Mo., enjoyed a family get together at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Mikels and Tena on Sunday. Mrs. Eva Tucker accompanied Mrs. Jim Thomas to Centerville, Saturday, 'Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Carter and Mr. and Mrs. Theo Miller ate Sun-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Tucker
Jim Thomas
Centerville
Loyd Carter
Theo Miller
Local social visitors and birthday celebrations noted
Mrs. Ronnie Barker and Alan visited Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Don Klampe and children. Wilda's birthday was celebrated with guests including Richard Coltrains and the Argo family. Other visits include Buckner residents Deyo Edwards with the Anderson family, Ernest Hiatt after surgery, and Herb Boblenz hosting guests at Bloomfield Clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Hiatt
Ronnie Barker
Alan
Don Klampe
Guy Argo
Richard Coltrains
Wilda
Deyo Edwards
Buckner
W. C. Anderson
Gilbert Rice
Ernest Hiatt
Ernest
Gary Belzer
Herb ‘Boblenz
Oskaloosa
Guy Argo’s
Richard Coltrain
Vess Hiatt
Herb Boblenz
Bloomfield Clinic
Moravia Area Social Notes and Death Announcement
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brown visited the Merle Prater home Friday afternoon. Al Crocker, a former Moravia coach, has died in Chariton. Sympathy extended to the Gardners. George Hellyer and Dell Hellyer families hosted visits. Several attended the Moravia basketball game. Oskaloosa and Centerville visits noted. Haverhill visitors joined Jennings family in farm calls. Weather icy conditions limited news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Brown
Merle Prater
Dale Cox
Marla
Kevin
Brian
Burdett Cox
George Hellyer
Dell Hellyer
William Gardner
al Crocker
Chariton
Moravia
Crocker
Clarence Whitehead
Richard Tubaugh
Oskaloosa
Hazel Hellyer
Centerville
Edward Haver
Julia
Charles Jennings
Haverhill
Robert, Jennings
Franklin 4 H Happy Helpers Meet At Sally Whitehead Home
The Franklin Happy Helpers held their January 16 meeting at Sally Whitehead’s home. Twelve members answered roll call about years in 4H, with one leader and three visitors present. Reports were given, new members Maureen Derby and Carol Christy welcomed, and various demonstrations and talks on nutrition and food basics were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Happy Helpers
Sally Whitehead
Maureen Derby
Carol Christy
Sherry McCannon
Camilla Prater
Elaine Christy
Joyce Christy
Community Visitors and Social Visits in Unionville Area
Readers note a string of social calls and visits across Unionville and nearby households. Names include Starks, Allen, Harsh, Mobley, Callahan, Phillips, Wakefield, Walker, Lobb, Herman, Burns, Hargraves, Wright, Wilcox, O Conner, OConner, Devault, Foster, Clayworth, and others. Summaries of weekend banquets and music clinic trips appear among the gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Cridlebaugh
Ross Starks
Floyd Allen
Ivan Harsh
Lloyd Mobley
Bill Callahan
Wendell Phillips
Chase Wakefield
Milo Walker
Keosauqua
Faith Baptist Bible College of
Ankeny
Unionville Baptist Church
Fern Devault
Bobby
Davenport
Larry Foster
Harry Clayworth
Norma
John
Marion Clayworth
Pleasant Hill News Notes from Curtis and Local Residents
Social items from Pleasant Hill highlight funeral attendance for Wayne McKnight in Chariton, noting former Shirley Atwell. Local visits include Jim Walker with Harley Sulser, DeWayne Moore with Billa Sager, and Minnie Argo’s visit to Roy Argo. Travel mentions include Corydon festival trip and Des Moines business trip, with several residents recorded in brief gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Davison
Herbert Brinkley
Carolyn
Emmons Atwell
Harley Bennett
Wayne McKnight
Chariton
McKnight
Shirley Atwell
Ivan Atwell
Promise City
Jim Walker
Harley Sulser
DeWayne Moore
Billa Sager
Minnie Argo
Baby
Roy Argo
Jean Curtis
Seymour
Jan Moore
Moravia Music Department
Corydon
Jim McAninch
Carl Martin
Des Moines
John
Centerville
Local Gossip and Visits Around Promise City Area
Friday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Charley Cross and notes on hospital visits. Mrs Georgie Atwell released to recuperate at daughter’s home in Promise City. Black wolves cause sheep losses and chase hunters near Centerville Melcher and Des Moines trips noted. Multiple family gatherings including Curtis clan, Farm Bureau meeting, and Grand Ole Opry attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Cross
Robert Davison
Georgie Atwell
St. Joseph Hospital
Harley Sulser
Centerville
John Curtis
Roy Argo
Harley Tisue
Moravia
DeWayne Moore
Charles Turner
Melcher
Ivan Atwell
Promise
City
Carl Spaur
George Curtis
John
Carl
Bloomfield
Jean Curtis
Elaine
Jeanne Spaur
Jim McAninch
Dick Brown
Maple Buffet
Knoxville
Grand Ole Opry
KRNT
F. B
Dean Curtis
Des Moines
Also Mentioned on This Page
Turner & Son
Spencer's
House Coata
Coats
Albia, Iowa
Salem
R. E
Dick” Cooper
W. Washington
Centerville, Iowa
Dr. L. den Hartog
Optometrist
Iowa
Dial
Douglas
Mrs
Pleasant Hill
G. D. Curtis
Turner Funeral Home
Pillsbury
Petty DE
Hershey’s
Hershey‘s
Forger’s Coffee
Jonathan Apples
Allen
West Side Square
Morrell Meats
HAM Shanks IK
Musselman’s Apple
LONG
WELCH
Mqualla
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Appalhoose
Monroe Counties
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