Local and Personal Notices From Centerville Area
Local and personal notices list residents and visitors across Centerville and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Geo Winsler Mrs Paul Broshar Mrs John Veach Mary Veach Gerald Morgan Zeline Wright and others visiting family, attending events or staying with relatives in Centerville Green Top Missouri Ottumwa Doniphan Chicago Stockport Fairfield and Paris Missouri are mentioned among visits and cross town gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Winsler
Paul Broshar
Centerville
John Veach
Mary
W. L. Palmer
Greentop
Missouri
Gerald Morgan
J. D. Minnes
Zeline Wright
Galesburg
F. A. Reich
Don, Blackman
Iowa City
M. K. Blackman
Ray McCloud
C. N. Main
Denny Homerin
Albia
Mary Frances. Carter
C. C. Cullers
Paris
C. K. Day
Ottumwa
J. T. Day
Dwight Main
Ray Harria
Center 8
Harley Ashby
Bruce Watts
J. Watts
Wm. Young
Billie K
Stockport
Fairfield
Gretchen Luse
Dick Morrison
Chicago
Garland Houser
Joyce
Charles Coffin
Claudia Utley
Doniphan
Local social notes highlight visits and travel
Mrs. 8 8 Webster remains quite ill as relatives from Newton and Oregon visit her granddaughter. Families from Des Moines Ottumwa Ottumwa areas share meals, trips, and hospital plans while many attend gatherings in Moravia, Fairfield, and Centerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
Forrest Hiatt
Newton
Aaron Campbell
James Nash
Janet
LeRoy
Harley Pine Ihnen
Church Services and Meetings Notice
Church schedule lists 10:00 a m worship at ChurcheS with Mrs D E Bishop superintendent 11:00 a m service and 6:00 p m fellowship luncheon for young folks followed by devotional and delegate reports 8:00 p m evening worship at Wesley Chapel 9:30 a m worship 10:30 a m teacher meeting and Moravia Church official board gathering Thursday at 8:00 p m note about Upper Rooms availability for those not yet supplied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuteh
D. E. Bishop
Institute
Wesley Chapel
Harn Phillips
Carl VanZante
Christian Endeavor
United Brethren Church Activities Notes
The Kensington club members and guests enjoyed a cooperative supper with Buckeye scenes shown by Mrs. Clyde Wilson. Evening included clab games and lawn activities. guests listed include Mrs. Clyde Wilson, Jane Boswell NM, Myrtle Schreiner San Diego, Marilyn Broshar Waterloo, Mrs. Gerald Hunter, Nancy and JoEllyn Blakesburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington Club
D. E. Bishop
Clyde Wilson
Buckeye
Ariz
Washington, D. C
Clyde
Wilson
Jane
Boswell
N. M. Mia
Myrtle Schreiner
San_ Deigo
Calif
Marilyn Broshar
Waterloo
Gerald Hunter
Nancy
JoEllyn
Blakesburg
Major Lovell News From Page One In Portugal and Hawaii
Major Lovell, prisoner in Germany, warns Americans not to reveal troop locations. He recalls meeting Hitler briefly and describes food shortages in Germany. He traveled from Lisbon to return home, visiting Ottumwa relatives before heading back to Hawaii where his father works in shipbuilding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Problett
Germany
Hitler
Lovell
Hawaii
Lisbon
Portugal
Ottumwa
Mae Lovell
Edgar
Ruth Ann
South Schuyler Street
Moravia
Charles Coffin
Roy Lovell
Honolulu
Moat
A Jottumwa Ily
Courier
Proceedings Of The Board Of Supervisors July 8 1942
The board met in adjourned session with all members present. Bills were allowed across many General and county departments including Appanoose County F. Bureau appropriation Tell services Reductions for Baker Mary Sheriff overtime and numerous witnesses clerks and suppliers with items from Centervilla Woodworkers Shop to Mystic Sentinel and weekly Tribune among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appanoose County F. Bureau
Appanoose County Tell Services
Bailey
Jack
Baker
Mary
Bedinger
Grace L
Davison
Posse
Pete Malette
Iowa
Jon Sekich
Cubert Wales
Helena Salea
Wiydee McKern
Henderson
H. EL
J.P
Brady Talbott
Constable
Towegian Printing Co
Christopher Co
Klipto Loose Leaf Co
Koch Bros
Lee
B. F
Apsasgor Lee
Assessor Printing
Mystic Sentinel
Osborn, L A
Treas
Curran Pencil Co
Farmers Coop
W M S Meeting of United Brethren Women Missionary Society
The Women’s Missionary Society of the United Brethren church held their regular gathering led by Mrs. Wilbert Hiatt on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Charles Coffin led the business in Mrs. Zell Callen’s absence. Mrs. Fred Hammond presented the lesson on individual Christian responsibility titled Be ginning in Me, with Mrs. Forrest Main reviewing a chapter from A Christian Imperative. Vocal solo was When I Survey The Wondrous Cross, and letters from Myrtle LaFever and Gladys Ward, missionaries in China, were read. Mrs. Charles Coffin offered a closing prayer after Have Thine Own Way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Billings
Janella Maxine
Maurice Boardman
Brompton
Fred. Tillmont
Hawain
Cherokee
Okla
Lee Main
Stella Carter
Atlanta
Willie Hiatt
Junior Stocker
Davenport
Harry Stocker
Glen LaMar
P. M. Schreiner
Des Moines
Bruce Gardner
Osceola
Gardner
West Chester
Minn
John R. Lovell
Washington
Mage Lovell
Ruth Ann
Edgar
Ottumwa
Charles Gastin
George Brain
Willard Brain
Jane Ellen
Joyce
Patricia
Ronald Jones
Unionville
Carl Coffin
Duane
Fred Blumenstock
Ean Veach
Maxine Smith
Mt. Pleasant
Pioneer Institute of the
Yout
Methodist Church
V. E. L. Pullman
The
United Brethren Church
Wilbert Hiatt
Charles Coffin
Zell Callen
Fred Hammond
Forrest Main
Mra. U
Myrtle LaFever
Gladys Ward
China
Byron
Notice Bids Wanted for Lump Coal Delivery to Urbana Schools
Bids are sought for lump coal delivery to Urbana Township schools with bids due by the 26th in 1942. The notice lists coroner and local official fees, salaries, and various suppliers and witnesses, including Parker, Parrott, Postmaster, Pure Ice Co, and county farm telephone service costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana Township
M. E
Boardman
Secr
Parker
Dr. B
B. B
Parrott
Matt & Song
Peoples Furniture
Pure Ice Co
Ratliff
Alva
Pope
Roy Gray
H. H. Henderson
J. P
Davis
Brady Talbot
Orvilla Freeborn
Jack Bailey
Wakefield
B. G
Tickier
H. E
Walker
J. E
Wells
Ross
County Farm— Telephone Company
Hatter Firm Not A Derby Dealer In Marengo
Legal note clarifies Hatter & Hatter is a law firm with R. E. Hatter Sr. and Arthur Hatter Jr. The elder Hatter previously belonged to Haver Hatter & Roller, not to any derby dealers in Marengo. The entry lists court expenses, salaries, and supplies from various local vendors and public offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legal Hatter & Hatter
Derby
Marengo
R. E.‘ Hatter Na
Arthur’ Hatter
Hatter
Barristers, Haver, Hatter & Roller
Also Mentioned on This Page
Napine & Geonce
Suan & Cash
Per Dozi
Lover's Lane
Liberty Bell Bank
Lic
Russell Swenson
Frank Selby
Norman Firkins
J. E. Sharp
Centervile
Frank Miller
ONE
Delia McCrory
Burlington
B. J. Neff
Rockford
G. T. Harn
Garrett Krause
Ernest Kurtaweil
Harold Mason
Kenneth Barghaie
Claude Hawk
Vallejo
N. M
J. F. Sharp
Harold Burton
Knoxville
Arents, Jr
Tom.ameron
Barbara Burton
Kenneth Barghahn
Linda
Grinnell
Louise Oehler
George Boggs
Orville
Oskaloosa
Taylor Leonard
Boggs
Hiatt
Harry Main
Oklahoma
Jerry Sharp
John Sharp
Ollie Cody
Lloyd Mc Ory
Oscar Etchison
Greenville
Fred Hiatt
Etchison
Charles Enog Hiatt
Methodist
Ghuteh
E. Leroy
Ee ‘Minster
United Brethren
G. M. Talbott
Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors
W. M.S. Meeting
Blanche Graham
East Add
Chet Broshar
Morravia
Albia Rendering Co
Valentine Co
Marshalltown
Warghop
Mra
K. Blackman
Jeannin
Warren Duval
Ivan Harsh
Burns
Dr. Hess
United Chemical Co
Warnick, H. and Son
Waters
C. H
Child
Nee
Laurel
Bartlett
Arthur
Davis Co. Republican
Dillon
John
Morris
Edmond B
Osborn
L. A
Powers
Elgin
Rae
TaemamAn
Dixon Construction Co
Limestone
Conn
Laura
Albert Baker
Joe Pauletti
Paul Starcevich
Matt Vidas
Guyene Ex
E.maton
Venell
Rueben
Venall
Trueben
Fruaba
United States
Turner & Son Jure — Hardware — Building
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