Iconium Community Gathers For Sunday Visits And News
Rev Matsler and family along with A J Brown and families spent Sunday after church at Alma McDaniel’s home. George Argo of Centerville visited relatives and others attended local gatherings. Ned Argo and Mildred Dicke wed at Rev Shaffer’s Walnut City home with Earl Swift present. Haver Free family moved into a new farm house last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avis McFatridge
Lyita Beaty
Ned Argo
Mildred Dicke
Shaffer
Walnut City
Earl Swift
Neal Nash
Moravia
Iconium
Stellyer
Haver
Miller x 8 Miller x 8 cattle sale report note
Logan Strunk called at the Frank Strunk home Monday evening on business. August Koehler and James Wood delivered cattle to Moravia market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Strunk
Frank Strunk
August Koehler
James Wood
Moravia
Notice of Percheron Stallion GEROME at Argo barn
Four year old Percheron stallion GEROME to be kept at H. G. Argo barn in Iconium each Thursday Friday and Saturday weekly as indicated by owner Frank Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerome
H. G. Argo
Iconium
Local residents share visits and activities across Centerville
Tuesday through Sunday a flurry of social calls and farm labor is recorded. Logan Strunk helped W N Miller and son Wilbur while Teddie Campbell hauled corn from H R Hicks farm. Mrs Maude Coffin led a Guild meeting at the Church. The Alden family, Gordon and McGrew households, and the Hanes siblings were among callers in Centerville and nearby areas. August Koehler and Lulu Koehler visited and returned home, with other families hosting Sabbath School and Sunday visits as Weatherly returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
W. N. Miller
Wilbur
Teddie Campbell
H. R. Hicks
Flora
Faith
Sylvia Hart
August Koehler
Kansas City
Logan Strunk
Charley Norton
Moulton
Sarah Hanes
Miller
R. C. Hart
Lulu Koehler
Unionville
Maine Station Visits and Sunday Gatherings
Charley Petefish and family visited at the E H Boyer home in Udell. Myr Easter and Orpha Easter with Johnnie Whicker of Moravia spent Sunday evening at the Oath Whicker home. Johnnie Eaton and family from Rockford Illinois vacationing at the Foster parental home. Abe Ballinger and family visited the George McCumber home. Jack Luse Shirley Townsend and family with Guy McDanel visited Willie McDanel’s home. Ted Broshar and family Earle Purvie and family Lyndon McDanel and Fern Robinson spent Sunday evening with Bert Broshar. Hart Clark and daughters visited John Clark’s home Tuesday. Cody Luse and family visited Fairfield. James Easter and family spent Tuesday at Charley Van Dorin’s. Herbert McDanel spent Sunday with Kenneth Veach. Chas Lawa and family spent Sunday evening at Oatie Whicker’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Petefish
Udell
E. H. Boyer
Myr
Orpha Easter
Johnnie Whicker
Moravia
Oath Whicker
Johnnie Eaton
Rockford
Ill
Abe Ballinger
George McCumber
Jack
Gaga Luse
Shirley Townsend
Guy McDanel
Willie McDanel
Ted Broshar
Earle Purvie
Lyndon McDanel
Fern Robinson
Bert Broshar
Hart Clark
John Clark
Cody Luse
Fairfield
Local families share Sunday visits across towns
Foster Hugh Anderson was in Foster Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. George Darby and family spent Sunday at H. D. Darby's. Mr. and Mrs. George Clough left Wednesday for Madison Wisconsin after visiting relatives there. Roy Maneor spent Sunday at the Frank Meneor home. Mrs. Sarsh Hoadley spent Sunday afternoon at the Hadley Jackson Curtis Goudy and family spent Sunday and Saturday night at Ottumwa. Miss Ethel Knapp spent Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Anderson
Foster
George Darby
H. D. Darby
George Clough
Madison
Wis
Roy Maneor
Frank Meneor
Sarsh Hoadley
Hadley Jackson
Curtis Goudy
Ottumwa
Ethel Knapp
Sunday Socials Report From Local Homes
With home folks. Ernie Caster spent Sunday afternoon at Hugh Lewin. Bob, Jim, and Edgar Wilson spent a Sunday afternoon with Mr. Falton, George Pabst called at the George Tvarby home Sunday evening. Mr. John Anderson and wife were in our town Sunday afternoon. Mr. Zell Wilson helped his father eat wheat this week. Frank and B. G. Hawk spent Sunday afternoon with Andy Hintt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernie Caster
Hugh Lewin
Bob
Jim
Edgar Wilson
Mr. Falton
George Pabst
George Tvarby
John Anderson
Our Town
Zell Wilson
Frank
B. G. Hawk
Andy Hintt
Community Visitors and Local Notes from Hedge College
Hedge College and surrounding families list a sequence of Sunday and Monday visits across multiple homes including E F Wilson, O G Davis, Burke Wilson, G E Luse, Zell Wilson, and others. The county grader reports road conditions deteriorating, with local social calls noted among neighbors and relatives.
Maple Grove Social Notes Reach Across Towns
Local families visit here and there with Sunday calls and weekend visits. Names include Tadlocks Wells Dodd Moran Points Glick Lose Callen Culp Replogle and Grable with friends from Centerville Udell Whittier Shenandoah and Kansas City. The item ends with a remark on advertising affordability for merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Grant Tadlock
Imogene
A. E. Skull
Rosa Wells
Centerville
Harry Glick
Edward Points
Roe McCrory
Marjorie Moran
Arthur Points
Dorothy
Arlene Dodd
L. FE
Enid
Edwin
J. R. Callen
Elan Culp
Whittier
Calif
Minnie Replogle
Udell
N. L. Dodd
Benny Wells
Callen
Zelda Easter
Ellen Sharp
Marjorie Dodd
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Cherteens
Chantiseisy
GEO
Aldrich Motor Co
Lelle
Frank Wilson
N. RO Ward
Senec of
Iowa
Albia
Sol
Palm Beach
Panama
Strawa
Madris
Onnen
Oxfords
Maine Station
Hedge College
Gk. Luise
E. F. Wilson
Fd Retpe
Fred Rea
Dorothy Reich
Vivien Wilson
T. J. Luse
Lloyd McDmanel
Harold Davis
O.G. Davis
Wilhelm Blumenstock
Burke Wilson
O. G. Davis
Ralph
Viv-ien
F. Wilson
Dutch du
Sig Pence
Gladys McCory
Nettie Winaler
John Johnson
Maple Grove
Misa Mae Grable
Shenandoah, Ja
Mis. W. A. Johnson
Maron
Kansas City, Ma
Tom McCrory Hare
Farmers & Merchants Savings
Laws of
Appanoose
Appunoase Pouily
T. d. Turner
C. A. Turner
J. B. Sneed
T. J. Turner
CA. Turor
A B. Sneed
Chshige
J.B
Judy
CC. Coulson
Appanogse County
Mason’s Bakery
Broshar-Schreiner
Strickler’s
Ann
Renee
Strickler’s Store
Towa
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