Edith Callen Visited By Nona Dicks And Others
Monday afternoon Edith Callen spent time with Nona Dicks. Monday evening visitors at Wayne Thompson's home included Leon ard, Kenneth Calhoun, Andy and Richard Mosley, Alan Ammons, and Richard Perry. Linda Sheldon visited her grandmother Addie Sheldon for two weeks. Joyce Christy was a Tuesday overnight guest at Fred Christy’s home. Linda and Rena Ammons called at Wayne Thompson’s home Wednesday afternoon. Clara Brown visited Nona Dicks Wednesday afternoon. Doris Christy and girls attended clinic at Nancy Hawi Wayné’s home. Wayne Thompson visited Don Whitehead’s home Wednesday evening. Mia and Mrs. Clayton Sheldon visited Lloyd Ammonshore Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Callen
Nona Dicks
Wayne Thompson
Leonard
Kenneth Calhoun
Andy
Richard Mosley
Alan Ammons
Richard Perry
Linda Sheldon
Addie Sheldon
Joyce Christy
Fred Christy
Linda
Rena Ammons
Wayne ‘ Thompson
Clara Brown
Doris Christy
Clini
Nancy Hawi
Wayné
Thompson
Don Whitehead
Mia
Clayton Shéldon
Lloyd Ammonshore
Social visits and weekend gatherings across multiple families
A flood of callers and guests fills a weekend in several towns with Betty Haver Mona Rine hart Clara Brown and Leta Haver among those hosting or visiting friends. Wayne Christy Dick Brown Lloyd Ammons and Gilbert Callen hosts appear frequently with extended family and neighbors from Blakesburg Iconium Albia and Des Moines.
Local visits and gatherings across Port Orford and nearby towns
Readers note a flurry of social visits and weekend gatherings across Port Orford Oregon and surrounding communities. Mentions include Mr and Mrs John Herman visiting Port Orford, several couples hosting dinners and suppers, and relatives staying with family in Centerville Indianola Albia and Winona Lake Indiana.
Local residents attend turner reunion and visits
Hart Mike, Jimmie and Sheila, Karl Lee Lee Calhoun and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jennings were evening visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Edward McCord and Orville, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Grosseng attended the Turner reunion at Albia Sunday. Mrs. Nellie Thompson and Mrs. Fern Calléf spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Edward McCond. Mrs. Shubert Parson spent Thursday afternoon at the Lloyd Brown. Horus, Mrs. Lloyd Brown, Mrs. Bill Parson and daughters spent Friday afternoon in Albia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Herman
Port. Orford
Oregon
Robert Jennings
Dell
Hazel Hellyer
Donna Rose
Ruby Whitehead
Black Hills
Delbert Calhoun
Karl’ Lee
Ray‘mond ‘Perry
Amy
John, Clarence
Floyd Hiner
Teenlum
Dean Grosscup
Springfield
Illinois
Edward McCord
McCord
Mark Parson
Centerville
Gary Parton
Lloyd Brown
Harry Jennings
Gary
Sandra Whitehead
Leslie Deedrick
Donna Rae
Winona Lake
Indiana
Jerry Brown
Sigourney
Ethel Hamilton
Jim McAninch
James McCord
Kay
Wayne McKee
Indianola
Ralph Turner
Paul Turner
Dean Grosseup
Roy Gilliland
Dell Hellyer
George Hellyer
Karol Ann
Mary Lou Rinehart
Janet
Mary Kay
Jimmie Novac
Albia
Bert Rinehart
Gerald Rine
Hart
Mike
Jimmie
Sheila
Karl Lee Lee Calhoun
Orville
Dean Grosseng
Nellie Thompson
Fern Calléf
Edward McCond
Shubert Parson
Horus
Bill Parson
Unionville Society Notes Spanning Visits and Outings
Mrs. Metta Harrington is a patient in St. Joseph hospital in Centerville. Joe Burgar of Moravia spent Thursday night with his grandparents Ross Starks. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Alden are in Seattle attending the Worlds Fair. The Coxes of Ottumwa visited Fred Davis. Morlan guests Woodrow Duy in Mexico Missouri. McMullin and Dala families from Batavia Agency Granger joined Agnes More’s guests. The Fairview Youth group spent a week at Lake of the Ozarks with Cartor Magon and Dixon. NAPKINS offered at Union Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metta’ Harrington
St. Joseph Hospital
Centerville
Joe Burgar
Moravia
Ross Starks
Russell Alden
Seattle
Washington
Lawrence Cox
Ottumwa
Fred Davis
Cecil Morlan
Woodrow Duty
Mexico
Robert
Jim McMullin
Franklin By Mrs Earl Swift Franklin By Mrs Earl Swift
Mrs Earl Swift hosts neighbors and relatives in a series of social visits. The gatherings include Mr and Mrs Larry Derby and family at Carl Martins and Lloyd Ammons households, and Sunday activities at Earl Swifts and Louis Kellogg homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Earl Swift
Local families spend weekend visits across town
Mr and Mrs James Calhoun and family visited Carl Calhoun's home Sunday. Sam Estlick visited Paul Vossome in Oskaloosa. The Calhouns hosted Monday evening. Friday afternoon gatherings at the piate Wilson home. Mrs Earl Swift and Mrs Russell Brown called Thursday with Mrs Hex Haver. Coy Swift drove Mrs Maude Turner home Monday after a stay at St Joseph hospital in Center ville. Patronize Union advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piate Wilson Homie
Earl Swift
Russell Brown
Hex Haver
Coy Swift
Maude Turner
St. Joseph Hospital
Centerville
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Vosburgh
Mts, Dick OP
R. W. Baird
Osteopathic
Over
Stevens Drug Store
Jows
Betty
Julie Haver
Mona Rinehart
Leta Haver
Dick Brown
Brad
Alen Ammohs
Wayne
Bruce Thompson
Gilbert Callen
Wayne Christy
Barbara Christy
Lloyd Ammons
Clayton Sheldon
Max Waters
Blakesburg
Iconium
Paul Jordan
Mearl Dicks
Clell Sheldon
Mary Jo
Darwin
Sheldon
Baby
Harold Paxston
May Beth
Herbert Yeats
Elkhart
Tadlaria
Dick Dunham
Des Moines
Turner
Franklin Rine‘hart
Roy Rinehart
Florence Dicks
Mearl Dicks Horne
Paul Dicks
Sherie
Shelia
Sale Pavilion
Iowa
Albia Sales Co
H.C. Paterson and Sons
Don and
John and
Paul Morehead
Susyits
Pan . Ly
Gazsling
Anion
Enius
ES Alam
Ee — Farm Fair Achinery
Salem
Elliott
Kodak
Kodak Hawk
Corona Porte
Smith-Corona
Unionville
Union Office
Larry Derby
Carl. Martins
Claude Rogers
Duane. Wilson
Mark
Kevin
Earl Swifts
Louis Kellogg
Dale Williams
Bobby
Larry Derbys
Roseann Calhoun
Cedar Falla
Merle Dicks
Elmer Kellogg
De‘anna
George
Debbie
Mike McGilvery
James Calhoun
Gary Perry
Julie
Jeffrey
Emmett, Karen
Monte Derby
Larry
R. E
Dick” Cooper
W. Washington
MR. Merchant
Dr. L. den Hartog
Optometrist
Appanache County
Court House
State
A, Tbu
An. the
Firestone
States
Canada
Oehler Bros
Firestone Stores
Centerville - Moravia
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