Van Dorin family reunion and July gatherings noted
A long Moravia area social record lists the Van Dorin family reunion at Oak Mills park drawing about 100 attendees from Moravia and surrounding towns. Visitors include Fréd Van Dorin, Lowell Van Dorin, Jerry Lockman and many relatives. Multiple gatherings across July 1 4 with extended family from Ottumwa Des Moines and Omaha are described along with calls on local residents and funerals in Moultot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. van Dorin
Hert McKern
van Dorin
Oak Mills Park
Mt. Pleasant
Moravia
Arthur van Dorin
Charles Wakefield
Lockman
Don Lockifian
Gary
Troy Lockman
Teresa
Pam
Pat
Roger Gideon
Jody
George van Dorin
Fréd van Dorin
Carl Bettis
Flora Jones
Lowell van Dorin
Jamies
Roy
Susette
Sylvan
Floyd McFall
Kenneth Free
Bayard Neff
Sylvan van Dorin
Max Hammond
Loyd Stafford and Son
E. D. Sincox
Leo van Doring
Billy’ Angel
Waterloo
Florence Hiner
Delmar
Sunny
Rex Angel
Zell Callen
Wayne Lichty
Waterslog
Larry Tadtock
Moline
Ill
Shelia
Main
Des Moines
Birdie Main
Harold Burton
Carl Davis
Henry
Nebr
W. C. Davis
Gering
Susan
Billy Myers
Rose Marie Rhee
Mary Wilson
Goodyear, Ariz
Frank Wilson
Gelle Clark
Clyde
Wilsons
Goodyear
Hex Angel
Birth of Douglas Lawrence to Mr and Mrs Junior Exine
Mr and Mrs Rogcee Argo received word of the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Junior Exine of Fairfax. He was born July 3 and named Douglas Lawrence. Several local families visited and spent time at homes and in Chariton on various days, with picnics and dinners among friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogcee
Leo Hoffman
Kenneth
Darlene Fisher
Chariton
Herman Sytsma
Lloyd Johnson
Roscoe Argo
Rex Haver
Boies Argo
Rex Rinehart
Verte
Judy Hoffman
Centerville
Brompton Socol Reunion Marks 31st Annual Gathering
The Brompton school 31st annual reunion was held Sunday July 1 at Mrs. Detle Wilden Clark home with a cooperative dinner hour. Officers re-elected: J. T. Van Dorin president, M. E. Boardman vice president, Lula Tillmont secretary treasurer. Readings and poems featured by Mrs. Clark, Boardman, Rousseau, Hawk, and others. Next year’s reunion set for Mrs. Clark’s home the first Sunday in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brompton School
Detle Wilden Clark
Mtg
J.T. van Dorin
Mig
J. van Dorin
M. E. Boardman
Lula R. Tillmont
Little Red Schoolhouse On the Hill
Clark
Tillmont Jéd
John Robinson
Albcia
Guy Roberts
Alerton
Elva G. Hawk
Eunice Sutter
Ernfeld
Sash
Canada
Clelia Anderson
Omaha
Etta Schroeder
Ottumwa
Arizona
Nell Rousseau
Mab
Odile ‘Clark
Nell Geneva Rousseau
Mable Hawk
Ira E. Shaw
M. B. Boardman
Albert Tubaugh
Lula ‘Fillmont
Frank Wilson
New Hope Social Roundup
Mrs Gladys Harsh hosts and guests gather at several homes across the week. Mr and Mrs Jay Wilson dinner with Trenton Wilson. Lois Wilson and daughters visit Mrs Loyd Davis of Moulton in the afternoon. Genevie Ealing and Bessie Donovan dine with John Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Wilson
Trenton Wilson
Lois Wilson
Doris Wilson
Loyd Davis
Moulton
Genevie Ealing
Bessie Donovan
John Wood
Ivan Harsh
L. E. Jordan
Eddie
Debbie
Polo
Missouri
Carl Stam
Ottumwa
John Main
Gene Long
Mareha
Linda Wilson
Vanessa Long
Janet
Jean Harrington
Joanne Main
R. C. Wilson
Dewey Hincade
Lynda Wood
Genevie Kaling
Trenton McFall
Ite Jobin
Gates
Rand
Loyd Stafford
Albia
Buddy Stafford
Lola Fischer
Ralph Boone
Blakesburg
James Fischer
Jim
Batavia
Iowa
Bob Houser
Vinton
Day Wiison
Robert Harsh
Janet Harrington
Ioan Harsh
Tubaugh
Phannebecker
Lucile Carter
Jr. Donovan
Mike
Cindy
Forest Jacobs
Kenneth Daniels
Eugene
Kevin
Ricky Lucas
Gladys Harsh
Bob Harah
Loyd Carter
Bill Carter
Roy Downing
Des Moines
Genevie Kalgig
Frank Turner
Iva Turner
Alan Dooley
Ralph Spencer
Community social round with many local families
A wide list of weekend visitors and Sunday wedding attendance highlights a busy social stretch. People from Albia Batavia Des Moines and Vinton joined Genevie Ealing and the Harsh family for dinners, stories of travel, and farm chores.
Miller Lenora Paris and family visit spanning week
Miller Lenora Paris and family from Moulton spent last Wednesday night with her mother Nellie Williams. Sheila and Denny Williams visited Saturday afternoon. Raymond Williams joined Nellie Williams for Sunday dinner. Various relatives called during Monday and Monday evening at the Tadlock and Tubaugh households. Gerald Burton and wife attended Unionville Bible school, with Russell Strunk visiting. A farewell picnic for the Harold Hawk family was held in Albia with the Strunk family nearby, and Lloyd Robinson and family from Kansas City joined at the Albert Tubaugh home for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Hiner
Leo Curtis
Eaglé Funeral
Moultot
Wilbur Miller
Eleanor Miller
Ivan Gibbs
Corydon
Ted Campbell
Mia
Carl Coffin
Promise City
Frank Wilson
Mary Wilson
Goodyear, Ariz
Otile
Deg Moines
George Railing
Ralph Mcdorough
Jack McDonough
Max McDonough
Dean Easter
Kandi
John Anderson
LaPorte
Ind
Kenneth Ogden
Scherville
Oscar Main
Tom Main
Centerville
Micky Vincent
Denver
Jay Main
Glenrock
Wyo
Floyd McFall
Ruben Faber
Carl Bettis
Alicia
Flora Jones
Wendell Cloyed
Cathy
Pieter
Des Moines
Carl Cloyed
Glen Cline
Ava
Robert Hutchings
Lawton
Oklo
Edward Hutchings
George Turner
Loveland
Colo
Emery Hiatt
Hiatt
Carl Davis
Henry Nebr
Billy Davis
Gering
Sive
Harold Wright
Moulton
Nellie Williams
Shelia
Denny Williams
Williams
Raymond Williams
Barbara
Janice
Gary Colrain
Grandma Wiliams
Lee Tadlock
Peg Renwick
Vickie
Connie
Donna Knedler
Lorene Tubaugh
Dixie
Drenda
Grenda Gae
Gerald Burton
Unionville
Russell Strunk
Burton
Lester Strunk
Harold Hawk
Albia
Lazelle Strunk
Lloyd Robinson
Kansas City
Kansas
Albert Tubaugh
Tubaugh Pfannebecker Wedding Attendees Dinner Guests listed
A local society notes numerous relatives and friends attending the Tubaugh Pfannebecker wedding. Guests included Roy and Mrs. Tubaugh families, Richard Tubaugh kin, Wilber Paris, Claude Paris, Glen Stephenson, Becky and David, Lavern Horn, John Kelly, Herschel and Dennis Kelly, Virgil Johnson, Nadine Dommer, Randy Nancy Kelly and Jeff, Fern Paris, Jim Stufflebeam, Wayne Paris, Art Batterson, Belle Plain visitors, Eva Miller babysitter Jaren Tubaugh, Tadlock families, and Albert Tubaugh among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Tubaugh
Russell Tubaugh
Richard Tubaugh
Jack
Jerry Tubaugh
Wilber Gene Paris
Claude Paris
Glen Stephenson
Becky
David
Denver
Lavern Horn
John Kelly
California
Herschel
Dennis Kelly
Walter Harper
Debbie Kelley
Virgil Johnson
Unionville
Nadine Dommer
Randy
Nancy Kelly
Jeff
Ida Kelly
Fern Paris
Jim Stufflebeam
Wayne Paris
Belvedere
Ill
Art Batterson
Belle Plain
Richard
Parents Attend Daughter Donna Rae Wedding
A brief wedding notice notes that Donna Rae exchanged vows as her parents attended the ceremony. The event highlights family support and the celebration of the marriage with close relatives present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Rae
Taylorettes 4 H Club Meeting June 21 1962 Report
The Taylorettes 4 H club met June 21 1962 at 1 30 p m at their grandmother Mrs Raymond Ashbys home with Pat and Sharon Judge as hostesses. Seven members answered roll call to plan what to take to the fair. One leader attended as Marjorie spoke on Lip stick manners. Mary Kay demonstrated sewing hooks eyes snaps buttons. Refreshments were served by Mrs Judge Sharon and Pat. Marjorie French Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylorettes
Pat
Sharon Judge
Raymond Ashby
Marjorie
Mary Kay
Judge
Sharon
Marjorie French
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Oden Etcheson
Jilmoig
Aldo
Zettith Hiatt
Seattle
Pary
Enda Hiatt
Mra
Dorin
Harold Loeb
Marlene
Turner ‘Funeral, Home
Tnsurance
Moravia Insurance Agency Office
TAYE
U Ee
Lee R. Benz
Williams Clothing Company
Howard Rabb
Jim Houser
A&a Shoe Store
South Side Square
Albia, Iowa
Leo
Houim
Guardian Maintenance Service
Carmer’s Inc
Dr. L. den Hartog
Optometrist
Brompton Socol Reunion
New Hope
Mrs. Gladys Harsh
Elliott
E. State Centerville
Uv’ Freedom
Coulson & Burton Insurance
LEE R. Benz Moravia Insurance Agency
Gardner Hatchery
Ford Service
General Motor
Briccs Motor Co
Ford
Aiia
Albia Sales CO
Sale Pavilion
Owa
Peterson and Sons
Don and
John and
Paul Morehead
Gwaars
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