Baby Girl Joyce Maxine Born in Moravia
J W Halden was taken to Centerville hospital with an infected foot. An operation Tuesday removed the second toe. His condition is reported as improved. Mr and Mrs Roy Lenz Des Moines welcome a daughter Joyce Maxine born Monday June 29 at the home of grandparents Roe Adams Moravia. Mrs Lene known here as Misa Stella Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Halden
Centerville
Roy Lenz
Des Moines
Joyce Maxine
Roe Adams
Moravia
Lene
Misa Stella Adams
Grace Luse
Fairfield
Parsons College
N. R. Ward
Misy “la Taylor
Ralph McDonough
Cernterville
George Carson
J. B. Sneed
Elizabeth Sneed
Moulton
A. T. Boller
Fred Gollaher
Marshalltown
Iowa
G. L. Gollaher
Laura Veach
Claude
Albert Veach
A. G. Mason
Paul Broshar
Albin
Kate Rogers
Gay Harrison
Fremont
Hattie Stoops
Elaine
Ruth Hoffman
Conrad
Harriett Burmeister
Treynor
I. L. Gould
Ottumwa
Frank Selby
Jack Allred
Redfield
Frank Wilson
Frank Allen
Milo Foster
Josephine
R. E. Stites
Coatsville
Mabel Foster
Maxine Smith
J. O. More
W. C. Main
Otha Main
Oskaloosa
N. J. Main
South Dakota
0. C. Smith
D. K. Orelup
Progressive Club
Genevieve
Gould
J. Raymond
Patty
Blakesburg
Local Happenings Dinner July 4th M E Church
Community notes recap visits to Centerville Ottumwa Albia and Moravia. Local residents attend dinners picnics band concerts and social gatherings while family arrivals and health concerns are noted. More events include travel to Des Moines and Fairfield summer school plans and club meetings.
Neighborhood visitors and gatherings in Mt Pleasant area
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Besco and children visited the K. C. Delong home on Sunday. Mrs. Alvin Hiatt and children and Mrs. Wim. Morrisy visited J. E. Gallen home Thursday. Earl Woodcock and family and Gilbert Woodcock of Newton visited with A. F. Woodcock family Sunday. Everett Gillaspie and family of Newton are staying a few days. Osa Callen of Cedar Falls visited J. E. Callen family over Sunday. Orin Callen picked cherries at Ree McCrory's Monday. Ree McCrory and daughters were business callers in Aliba Saturday. Zell Callen and Marie spent Saturday at the J. E. Callen home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
G. T. Harn
Aibla
Smith Drug Store
Helen Fisher
Toledo
Towa
Betty
Oliver Irelan
Des Moines
W. A. Smith
Centerville
Elizabeth Sneed
W. F. Horner
Ruth Crawley
Unionville
Harry McCrory
Ottumwa
Clark Blackman
Howard Evans
Wm. Gadiis
Louisla
Paul Watts
Carson
A. GC. Dowd
Helen
Hazel Dowd
Albia
Sam Kirkum
Will Hicks
Ralph McDonough
Eugene
Eddyville
Forest Hiatt
Knoxville
Russell Swenson
Frank Selby
Howard Besco
K. C
Clyde Dicks
Ben Argo
Elbert Moore
Charles Tarbell
Laura Dicks
Merle Dicks
Jay Massman
Clara
Lloyd Masemian
Howard Tester
Carieta
Berle Beaty's
Gray Penfield
Jack
Lloyd Masaman
George Hammond
Velma
Jean
Jack Murphy
Orrin Callen
Stella Brown
Hazel Darrah
Albert Moore
Arto Fenton
Frank Tarbell
Frank Chadwick
Canada
Proc Chadwick Rand
Vera Moore
Will Callen
Velmarton
Hattia Hammond
Deliah Fenton
Dolph Tarbell
Jessie
Vanelle Tarbell
D. S. Fenton
Harold l and
Dale
Walt Blue
Jim Moore
Opal
Kenneth Fenton
Georgia Pangborn
Enid Pangborn
Orville Callen
E. C. Moore
Denny Fenton
Hol, Miller's
Gulf Stream Course Driven by Coast Line and Winds
Reading notes discuss the Gulf Stream path influenced by the coast to the Bahamas then northwest along the American shoreline. It describes water leaving the Gulf of Mexico, meeting winds near New England, and spreading outward in a widening fan pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf of Mexico
Bahama Islands
Tia
New England
Picnic and social visits around Barnes City area
Mr and Mrs P D Schreiner and Mrs F W Wakefield visited the McCord home near Barnes City on Sunday. The Main family and grandchildren joined a park picnic at Center ville with American Legion members and their families. Warren DuVall farm hosted a Sunday gathering amid heat. Frank Swaim showcased a new mechanical refrigerator at the store with a good supply of cooled drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Drug Store
P. D. Schreiner
F. W. Wakefield
Frank McCord
Barnes City
McCord
Schrein
M. P. Main
Charlotte
Bobby Main
Almont Main
Deloris
Harriett Lee
Centerville
American Legion
Auxiliary
Warren DuVall
Frank Swaim
Moon Guided Timber Felling Rumor Through Ages
Foresters hold the moon’s phases influence timber quality. French ordinances tied felled timber to the moon’s wane, with belief it rots less than wood cut on the wax. The superstition, dating to Roman times, persisted in France and England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
England
Pleasant Hill Social News Roundup
Pleasant Hill residents report visits and calls across the community. Clyde and Dicks hosted at Ben Argo’s. Moore and Tarbell families shared time with neighbors. many Fentons Callens and Masemans exchanged visits. Cana da trip noted for Frank Chadwick. Goody Wetmore and Oakaloosa links mentioned.
Local residents log weekend visits and church event
Centerville and neighboring towns saw residents visiting relatives and attending church and social events last weekend. Notable mentions include Miss Arlene Dodd and Miss Ardis Callen with others, extended family visits involving the Luse, Hiatt, Mericle, Callgn and Miller households, plus children’s day programs at local churches. A stray line notes perspiration flowing more freely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tone Luse
Hockman
Centerville
R. E. Luse
Arlene Dodd
Ardis Callen
Ernest Hiatt
M. E
Jim Cline
van Lemaater
Emmett Miller
Minnie Hutton
Thes Miller
Forrest Mericle
Darby
Doyle
Trenton
Paul Mericle
Dale Callen
Crane Company Paper for Currency Under Treasury Oversight
The currency paper is engraved and printed on a single grade of paper bought under contract from the Crane company in Dalton, Mass. Treasury department representatives are stationed at the Crane factory during manufacture and supervise delivery to the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. No outside person can purchase this paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crane Company
Dalton
Masa
Treseury Department
Preasury Department
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Landscape Architecture Defined by Harvard President
The modern scope of landscape architecture is described as a fine art with the primary aim to create and preserve beauty around human habitations and in natural landscapes, while also promoting comfort convenience and health for urban populations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eilot
Harvard
Helping Mother Gene Guides Cleaning Visit
A four year old and a neighbor discussed an upcoming housecleaning task. Days later the child's mother returned from an errand to find the youngster excitedly saying a woman had helped by cleaning the closet and taking old clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene
Mothe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ward's Grocery
Lie
The
Moravia Union
Briardale
Omar
Wonder Flour
Old Dominion Jersey
MT. Pleasant
Garfield
Pleasant Hill
Coulson
Prese
Chet Broshar General Insurance
Chet Broshar
Hereford
Forrest Main
Miller's
Stella Carter
J. W. Irwin
B.C
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