Local Happenings in Ottumwa and Nearby Areas
Local notices recap visits and social gatherings across Ottumwa and nearby towns. Residents including Lowell Van Dorin, Mrs Ethel Van Dorin, Leo Van Dorin, the Hawks, Herron, and others attended family visits, hospital check ups, and Sunday gatherings. Several trips to Cedar Rapids, Indianola, Albi a and Oskaloosa are noted with guests, dinners, and travel during a storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell van Dorin
Ottumwa
Ethel van Dorin
Leo van Dorin
Gilfilan Clinic
Lowell
van Dorin
Leo
Marriage of Helmick Glosser in Blakesburg Church
The double ring ceremony unites Helminick daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Helmick Moravia with Richard Glosser of Blakesburg son of Mr and Mrs Richard Glosser Sr. in a June 23 event at Hopewell Church southeast of Blakesburg. Local guests from Moravia Bloomfield Drakesville Agency Ottumwa and Blakesburg attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karol
Sue. Helminick
Ernest Helmick
Moravia
Richard Glosser
Blakesburg
Eugene Glosser
Dean
Keith Helmick
Larry Glosser
Robert Smith
Dean, Helmick
Terry Vinton
Rock Island, II
Helmick
Freddie DuVall
Robert Prose
Jack Scott
Dean ‘Helmick
Shirley Helmick
Connie Prose
Kaye Helmick
Judy Jassen
Moravia High School
Bloomsfield High School
Bloomfield
Drakesville
Agency
Ottumwa
Death Notice and Local Family Remembrances
The community mourns the death of Mrs Neltie Haines of Cedar Rapids while extending sympathy to the Argo and McPatridge families. Ced ar Rapids and Isington Park relatives and neighbors visit and share condolences as they recall visits and social calls among residents including the Argo, McPatridge, Hoffmas, and Burgess families in Uttonville Missouri and surrounding areas.
Wosbur Social Notes From Mrs. Dick Brown
Mr and Mrs Mearl Dicks hosted visitors Monday and Tuesday evenings Mrs Ben Whitehead and children visited Tuesday Dorothy Calhoun Velda Brown called Wednesday and Russell Brown spent Thursday with Roscoe Argo family Clara Theresa and Velda Brown shopped in Oskaloosa Friday Brad Brown stayed with grandparents Paul and Mrs Jordan in Centerville over weekend Clell Sheldon and Mary Jo spent Sunday with Mearl Dicks Nelson Nellie Argo Haines memorial service drew Wayne Thompson and many Brown and Argo family members in Moravia Sunday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Hiner
Delmar
Chris Bogart
Loren Hiner
Cedar Rapids
Pearl Eugene’ Hiner
Armnold Jayne
Ida Mangle
Tudsesday
Nice
Hardland
Fredrick Hahn
Iowa City
Wilbur Miller
Ted Campbell
Eleanor Miller
Cecil Russell
Peoria
Gua Pfannebecker
Oskaloosa
Pfannebecker
Ralph Pfannebecker
Udell
Clifford Pfannebecker
Frances Kosman
Helma Tisue
Agnes Langford
Grace
Centerville
Roger Gideon
Victor
Maude Coltrain
Pearl Swaim
Zelma Hopkins
Albia
Success Barber Supply Co
Ray “Podge
Omaha
Nebr
Earl Sievers
Avoca
Pala Siever
Sondra Sievera
Kathleen
Robert Poage
George McD
Cody Luse
Mae McDonald
Ron ‘Woodward
George
Mearl Dicks
Dick Brown
Ben Whitehead
Dorothy Calhoun
Velda Brown
Russell Brown
Roscoe Argo Hime
Clara,Theresa
Brad Brown
Paul Jordan
Clell Sheldon
Mary Jo
Nellie Argo Haines
Moravia
Wayne Thompson
Clay
Ton Sheldon
Rick Brown
Wayne Christy
Iris
Bla Park
Theresa
Ottumwa
Brad
Russell. Brown
Phyllis Broshar
Stella
Argo
Leta Haver
Weekend Socials and Hog Market Trends Report
Social notes from Sheldon Ottumwa and Russell cover visits and gatherings at homes and a club picnic. The hog market analysis by Kutish notes May slaughter and summer supplies, with prices rising as packers bid to keep killing gangs busy and margins compressing, suggesting mid-June peaks and a steady supply year over year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kutish
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Hog market near peak as forecasts show mid-June rise
Farm economist Francis Kutish of Town State University notes hog slaughter in March, April and early May exceeded 1962 levels while temporary price dips aside, the outlook suggests prices were near a peak in mid-June as packers adjust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Kutish
State University
Weed and financial items of county treasurer report 1963 Iowa
Denotes overdrafts and receipts for county funds including soldiers and Korean bonuses, agricultural lands, tax credits, and road projects. The report lists balance on hand January 1 1963, various disbursements to state and local entities, and the final balance on May 31 1963 with certification by the county treasurer of Centerville Iowa.
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H.G. Hargis
Appanoose County
Lond
Svireersenes
Dsesaen Ae
Teachers Institute
Hamevia
Co. Treas
Areey
Ad Agri
Agri
Cens
Ceca Eeeseneee
Centerville
Iowa
Harare
Teessianes
Anpansase County
Inc
Moravia
Ted Ewaad Bane
Duane Sad
Venees Trust
Coun
Digty
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E.G. Hawk
Claud Hawk
Orville Leach
Indianola
Kay Herron
Jim Herron
Miss Herron
Phoenix
Ariz
Ira Boyer
Herron
Harold Locke
Ruben Faber
Dallas Faber
Ted Wilson
Marlene ‘Loche
Helmick , Glosser
Janice Glosser
Clair. Martin
Verna Meaninthard
Argo Petit
Tigh McPattides
Neltie
Haines
Cushing
OFA
Fred
Ronéoe
Helif-McPatridge
Dick -Burgess
George McFatridge
Isington
Park
Mary
Agid
Richard Hoffmas
Tammy
Turner Funeral Home
Turner & Son
Fire
Aute %& Liability Claude AG
Crop Hall
Hawk
Priece
Eliott Bookkeeping
E. State Centerville
Ylons
Crest Lifetime
Goaler
Roy Rinehart
Mgr
Wosbur
Mrs
Ensil Hiatt
Mr. Hiatt
Rae
Ween
Blanes
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