Fragmentary Local Notices from Ventura and Os kaloosa
Fragmented OCR reads like a social notices column with names Coulson, Theo Miller, Judy and Mrs Theo Miller, Miss Roscoe Pennington, Paul Miller and Patsy. References to Miller households, University mentions, and weekend visits blur with incomplete place names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bito
Miller
Ventura
Wo Miller
Martin
Judy
San
Theo Miller
Ité
Button
Callen
Herk! Béblenz
Paul Miller
Patsy
Oskaloosa
E. A. Luseaccom
Local residents share visits and gatherings across weekend
Mr and Mrs Cody Luse visited the Ry EB Sites home Sunday after noon. The Miller and Argo families hosted weekend gatherings over the fourth. Several couples and families attended dinners and picnics at homes including Clarence Dowd, Virgil Dooley, Theo Miller, Bill Luse, and Lake Wapello outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cody Luse
Ry EB
Francis Miller
Miller
Argo
Mize Lillie Callen
William Gardner
Francis Borg
Clarence Dowd
Clarence
Raymond Ashby
Sharon Judge
E. A. Luse
Russell Burns
Allie Boyer
Lola
Charlene
Jimmie
Virgil Dooley’s
van Lemaster
Theo Miller
Wyoming
Howard Underwood
Fairfield
Bill Luse
Underwood
Libertyville
Bertha Clark
Dale Sonnenburg
Horton Potts
Joe Martin
Lake Wapello
Martha Coulson
Centerville
Albert Tubaugh
Richard Tubaugh
Local Family Gatherings Report Sunday Visits
Mr and Mrs Jack McKern and Terry Lynn visit with Mr and Mrs John Hicks and Donnie. Orman Lemons and Bill Henderson families share supper at Robert Foster home. Leo Rogers Norma and Wanda Cochran spend afternoon at Lee Benge home. Ed Points family spend Sunday in Ottumwa with her brother’s family. Glen Norton Kermit Gladfelder visit John Zimmer. Lynn Fenton couple at Carl Tomlin home. William Norton family visit E Points family. Rev William Herman Smith and wife supper at Trenton Gladfelder’s. Belle Whicker travels to Loveland Colorado with granddaughter. Twyla Foster spends part of week with aunt in Centerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack ‘McKern
Terry Lynn
John Hicks
Donnie
Fred Kennies
Routtie
Orman
Lemons
Bill Henderson
Robert Foster
Leo Rogers
Norma
Wanda Cochran
Lee Benge
Ed Points
Ottumwa
Glen Nortor
Kermit Gladfelder
John Zimmer
Lynn Fenton
Carl Tomlin
Mrs. William Norton
Mrs. E. Points
William Herman Smith
Trenton
Gladfelder
Belle Whicker
May Benge
Olin Foster
Betty Jean
Paul Sweden
Lester Coch- Tan
Eli Hiatt
Centerville
Betty Jean Foster
Johnny Davison
Lester Cochran
Lloyd Davison
Kenneth O'Conner
V. C. Easter
Jimmie Clark
John Clark
Roberth
Rockford
James Easter
Wanda
Norma Cochran
Roberta Benz
Leon Burns
Paul Dean
Karen Kay
Linda Lee
Allie Hoyer
Lola
Vosburgh Social Notes From local vicinity
Mrs Emmett Derby and family host visits with Blakesburg friends. Mr and Mrs Joe Doser and others spent Friday at Ben Pickerells. A housewarming for the Turner family at the Greenland farm drew neighbors. Belle Turner and Emily Thompson canned peas and shared meals with local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Doser
Blakesburg
Ben Pickerélls
Fern Callen
Carrie’'Turner
Eva Callen
Kate
Hattie Miller
Emmett Derby
Larry
Karen Roge
Robert Turner
Albia
Emmett
Robert
Lemonds
Blanche Argo
Carl Calhouns
Dorothy Pickerells
Wayne
Emmett Derbys
Turner
Greenland Farm
Howard Derby
EB. Derby
Main Station By Mrs. John Foster
Attendance at Fairview services. Mr and Mrs Clarence Dowd spent Friday at Ted Miller home. Mr and Mrs Frank Gladfelder and Mr and Mrs Trenton Gladfelder called on Clyde Gladfelder and Darlene Sunday. George Boyer of Centerville was a dinner and supper guest with sister J P Foster. Kester Gladfelder were dinner guests at the Lora Fenton home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Dowd
Ted Miller
Frank
Gladfelder
Trenton Gladfelder
Clyde ‘Gladfelder
Darlene
George Boyer
Centerville
J. P. Foster
Kester Gladfelder
Lora Fenton Fenton
Community Connections Log of Weekend Social Visits
Local families from Ottumwa Albia Chariton and surrounding areas shared time visiting relatives and friends across several towns. Names include Ratz McDanel Dooley Woodward Harper McDonald Turner Phillips Harsh Zinn Dooley and others with gatherings at Keomah Lake Wesley Chapel Moravia Park and various homes over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. H. Ratz
Chicago
Richard Golf
Irven Kaling
Herbert McDanelland
Rockford, Ill
Elsie l Maxtin
Virgil Dooley
Ron Woodward
Johnnie Yeager
Ottumwa
Howard Harper
Bob Carter
Oskaloosa
Lake Keomah
George McDonald
Clyde McDonald's
John Wood
Arthur Vilent
Albia
W. ©. Donovan
Dess ‘White
Nadine’ Winslet
Orville Burton
Herbert McDanel
Elsie Martin
Ernest Hiatt
Frank Turner
Centerville
George Turner
Harry Phillips
Mra
Ivan Harsh
Raymond Zinn
Lamoni
Ora Harsh
Vic Harsh
Verne Harsh
Mt. Ayr
Cody Luse
Codyne McDonald
Pearl Scott
Lucile Carter
Doris Roblenz
Merle Miller
Evelyn Daniela
Doris Woodward
Ronnie
Lynda Wood
W. E. Donovan
Lyndon McDanel
Karen Woodward
Wesley Chapel
Betty Harsh
Walter Harper
Moravia Park
Ernest Weat
Freeman Weat
Russell Hiatt
Frank Hiatt
Fred Dow
Cleveland
Ohio
Homer Callen
Gladys Cooper
Martha Hiatt
Vess Hiatt
Hiattsville Social Notes Borrowed Next Door Visits
Hiatt and neighbors hosted and visited relatives over the weekend with gatherings at Hiatt homes, D. S. Fenton, Otha Fenton, Cyril McDanels, and others. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. D. Pettibone, Kenneth Hiatt, Golda Hiatt, Elsie Martin, and families from Rockford and Cabool. A picnic at Lake Wapello and a Bible school picnic at Virgil Dooley timber were noted amid numerous Sunday visits and county travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Bivin
Torrington
Wys
Chet Sanders
D. S. Fenton
John Ponsetti
Otha Fenton
Mra
Mark Allen
Luis Hiatt
Golda Hiatt
Robert
Sandra
Kenneth Hiatt
Herbert McDanell
Rockford
Til
Elsie Martin
Ernest Hiatt
James Culbertson
Cyril McDanel
Paul Cridlebaugh
Everett Galloway
Max McDanel
Joellen
Clair McDane
U. S
Hiatt
Don Pettibone
Lloyd Rose's
Boya
Lake Wapello
Iva Atteberry
Cabool
Annie Kemp
Clarence
Rubye Harkin
Arlington
Virgil Ddoley
Kenneth
Daniel
Pearl Hiatt
Frank Chambers
Madelyn Rose
Marilyn
Albia
Iglen Derby
Virgil Dooley and Sons
Ron Woodward
Bible School
Clasgea
Virgil Dooley
Dwight Norton
Russell
Marion Clayworth
Kenneth Daniels
Adalia Daniels
Comtagwilic
Roger Ridge By Betty Jean Foster
Betty Jean Foster visits and social exchanges listed across several households including Olin Foster Eli Hiatt Centerville and Cochran families. Numerous visits span Wednesday through Sunday with relatives and friends such as May Benge Lynn Fenton Kermit Gladfelder and Jimmie Clark families noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Ridge
Betty Jean Foster
Kinser Valley by George R. Darby
Kinser Valley notes relatives and neighbors visiting, farming tasks, and local travel. Mentions Zell Wilson, LeRoy Wilson, Mrs Cloyed, Carl Cloyed, Wendell Cloyed, Jake Huber, IM Darby, Earl Boardman, Leonard Wilson, Henry Systma, Dave Lewis, and Lyle Cloyed. Wheat ripening amid cloudy weather. LeRoy Wilson travels to Missouri for fireworks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Wilson
Missouri
Leonard Wilsons
Leonard
Zell
Harvest Time Ahead Impacts Farm Preparations
A farmer notes rain may delay harvest and hints grain bins must be readied soon. He stresses advance planning as wet weather stretches field work and storage preparations.
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Packard Ford
Chevrolet
Norris ‘Auto Co
John Foster
Fairview Services
Albia Sales CO
Sale Pavilion
Iowa
H. C. Peterson & Sons
Paul Morehead
New Hope
Charles Wheeler
Mary Wheeler
Osteopathic
A&p
Side Sq
Bemberg
Bobby Brooks
Northwest Corner
Hiattsville
Kinser Valley
George R. Darby
Ford Tractors
Dearborn Farm Equipment
Briggs Motor Tractor Division
Helen Garretson
Moravia
Seth Thomas
Emma Garretson Smith
L. C. Hamilton
Paul Gilliland
Appanoose County
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Homestead Credit Fonds
Joravia Shale
Loulton Bewer
Cville
Aoe Agri
Anne Leas Ovardratis
Hatin Imine
Joterast
Enea
Vance Taet
Couns
Bridge
Alynk
Digtzict
Marit
Seerellian Roe Agri
Sas
Cuimona Ie
Co. Trapod
Treas
A. Bie
Funk
Paul ‘Gilliland
Boones County
Lowes
Ted Aummiary
Buchess Trona Weapular
Paul
Gullamd
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