Moody Fourth of July gathering spans many families
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Swank and kin visit Rev. and Mrs. Fred Richardson at the EUB parsonage. A Claude Paris birthday was observed with a noon dinner. Dozens of relatives and friends from Ottumwa to Kansas City share holiday time, trips to Lake Wapello, medical updates, and multiple small reunions across Centerville, Ottumwa, Albia, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Swank
Fred
Muscatine
Richardson
LuAnn
E. U.B. Church
Claude Paris
Claude
Roscoe Morrison
Ottumwa
Bill Luse
Cody Luse
Foss Heaton
Mr. Heaton
Creston
Ron Woodward
Ronnie Overturf
Heaton
Wm. Woodward
Colfax
O. G. Woodward
Burton Nunemaker
Susie
Sioux City
Frank Swaim
Carl Tisue
Basil Tadlock
Blakesburg
Clifford Tisue
Sandy
Des Moines
Harley Tisue
J. F. McGuire
Barrington
New Jersey
Will Swaim
Webb
Cecil Coulson
Harold Mason
Richard
Mary
Mra
Carl van Zante and
Harold Burton
Dianne
Mary DuVall
Cheryl Hughes
Curtis Burton
Bob Harsh
Lake Wapello
West Point Residents Attend Fourth Of July Festivities
West Point residents and guests visited family in Sigourney and Ottumwa on the Fourth. The group attended Albia fireworks displays while others stayed in Chariton and Ottumwa for afternoon and evening events. Mrs. Lloyd Callen was hospitalized Sunday with illness. well wishes were extended for her speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Callen
Sigourney
Gene McCrory
Lloyd Callen
Albia
Darrell Cooper
Leo Hoffman
Kenneth
Chariton
Rex Hagerman
Donald Jones
Ottumwa
Fred Argo
Gerald Hawk
Monroe County Hospital
Norris
Marvin Callen
Wayne Allen
Fred Ammons
Audrey
Constance Thompson
Nellie Thompson
Pearl Free
Mrs. Wooden
Truxton Dicks
LaVern Massman
St. Josephs Hospital
Centerville
Paul Dicks
Dick Brown
Edith Callen
Doris Christy
Fern Callen
Glen Turner
Russell Brown
Gilbert Callen
Bruce
Marcela
Jim. McAninch
Connie
Max
Roscoe Argo
Bill Moore
Bill Spaar
Debbie Dunham
Iconium
E. G. Clayton
Billlland
Charles Turner
DeWayne Moore
Lee Smith
Amity
Creta Smith
Lester Sager
Lloyd Brown
Ned Argo
Laura Jo Barks
Greg Penfield
Frank Tarbell
Theda Stevens
Lorraine
Allan
Vanchie
Pleasant Hill Social Notes and Visits Highlight Week
Pleasant Hill community activity centers on family visits and gatherings. Constance Thompson spent time with grandmother Nellie Thompson while several friends and relatives joined events at various homes and at Ottumwa and Chariton.
Weekend Visits Cloud Springfield Area Social Roundup
An extensive telegraph of weekend and weekday visits lists numerous households across Springfield Amity and Ottumwa. Names include Elbert Moore Clell Sheldon Lloyd Brown R A Faber and Vaughn Faber with extended family ties to Des Moines Cedar Rapids and Newton.
Urbana Center Social Notes and Visitors
Mr and Mrs Ver Linton of Unionville Mo called at the R A Faber home Tuesday. Mrs Betty Freeman and daughter Patty of Cedar Rapids are visiting Mrs Freeman's daughter Mrs Carl Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Faber
Cedar Rapids
R. A. Faber
Carl Fisher
Dick Harp
Freeman
Patty
Marion. Fisher
Q. L. Harvey
Des Moines
Diana
Cathy
Douglas Faber
Harveys
Fabers
Vaughn Faber
Warren Proctor
DeWayne Sinclair
Missouri
Billy Stevens
Newton
Ver Linton
Unionville, Mo
Betty Freeman
Budget Estimate and Record of Filing
The County Conference Board of Appanocose County Iowa will meet July 21 1958 at 2 p.m. at Court House. Taxpayers will be heard for or against the expenditure estimate for the 1959 fiscal year. Lloyd Rose Clerk County Conference Board
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appanocose County
Towa
At & P.m
Court House
LLOYD_ROSE
Clerk County Conference Board
Budget Estimate Hearing For Appanoose County Board
County Board of Education of Appanoose County Iowa will meet July 21 1958 at 8 00 p m in the office of the county superintendent in Centerville to hear taxpayers for or against the 1959 expenditure estimate presented by L E Johnson County Superintendent and Secretary to the Board
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Education
Appanoose County
Iowa
Centerville
L. E. Johnson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry Woodward
Allan Mason
Charles Argo
St. Joseph Hospital
Wendell Cloyed
Kathy
Pieter
Carl Cloyed
Richard Allen
Cloyed
Gene Cloyeds
Rollie Scotts
Chillicothe
Flora Jones
Kenneth Free
Elaine
Bayard Neff
Rockford, Ill
Bernard Neffs
Vess Hiatt
Ottumwa Hospital
Ira Boyer
Blanche Harshfield
Ray Harrison
Floyd McFall
Rowena McFatridge
Ralph Megrew
Seattle
Wash
Robert Megrew
Cromwell
Charles Harvey
Jennie Pollard
Moulton
Ft. Myers
Florida
Jack Harveys
Delmar Glick
Cucamonga
Calif
Harry Glick
Mahaska County Hospital
Oskaloosa
Gabe Johnson
Almont Main
David Dohrman
Waterloo
Mary Rose Main
Davenport
Gary Tharp
Memphis
Tenn
Forrest Kaster
Jake Foster
Kaster
Donnie Burton
Randy
Ralph Robinsons
Cleo Blumer
Bill Stivers
Wayne
Bloomfield
Milo West
Cabool
Laura Sancere
Cleo Stocker
Freeport
Ill
Cleol Blumer
Guy McDanel
Byron
Lyndon
Lloyd McDanels
German Valley
Gomer Stocker
Clifford
Cleo Stockers
Clifford Stocker
Cleo
Jim Stocker
Walter Phillips
Lawrence Burkland
Dana
Lige Simmons
Lavelle
Kerneth O’conner
Sharon
Gary
Chicago
Neal Sears
Frank Conway
Norman Ward
O'Conner
Set
LaVern Robb
Ft. Riley
Kansas
Donald McCloud
Clarence Dowd
Vern Miller
Miller
Donald
Delmar Dowd
Ina Miller
Ottumwa Hospita
Ray McCloud
Harvey Main
J. R. Callen
John Veach
Mary Kathryn
Paul Phillips
Moline
al Knudsen
Jan Knudsen
Wayne Pig
Balancer
Moravia
Turner
OWNS
Iowa Southern
Reddy
Lowe Southers Common
Iowa Southern Utilities Company
Fowa Southern
Iending Insurance
Ixms
Gas and Electric Company
Towa Southern Utilities Cou
Hiawatha
Roy Rinehart
Mer
West Point
Mrs
Pleasant Hill
Centerville Monument
Wusvac HT
Brownlie
Johnson East
Highway
E. N. Catterlin
Optometrist
Lows
Melrose Grain Co
Melrose, Iowa
Gooch
Ed Ryan
Springfield
Elbert Moore
Meart Dicks
Clell Sheldon
Kirkville
Max McAntich
Jay Taylor
Don Whitehead
Sally Jo
Nellié Thompson
Regina Sinclair
Vera Proctor
Inez
Patty Faber
Jimmy
Josie Proctor
Doug
Cathy Faber
GEM Shop
Cloyd Hollingshead Jeweler
Albia, Towa
R. W. Baird
Stevens Drug Store
Centerville, Iowa
Filing County Assessor
Ain
Board of Education
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