Creston Guest Lists and Local Social Notes
Local society columns recount visits and illnesses across Moravia and nearby towns. Names include Maxine Duvall, Susan Horner, Leda Frederickson, G D Lynch, Rolla Foster, J M Wright, Betty Jean Brown, Frank Selby, Earl Brain, H K Smith, Doris Long, Ernie Kaster, M McFatridge, W C Bivin, Hilla Fankhouser, Marie Oehler, Jess Pollard, Announcements of births and travels to Des Moines, Chicago, and Lake Okoboji accompany civic events and attendances at republican and baby chick conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Duvall
Creston
Susan Horner
J. F. Powell
Albia
Leda Frederickson
Sigourney
G. D. Lynch
Kirkasville
Rolla Foster
J. P. Foster
J. M. Wright
Francis Miller
Centerville
J. E. Sharp
Ruby Winsler
Betty Jean Brown
Fconium
Pearl Broshar
Russell Swenson
Ottumwa
Frank, Selby
R. M. McFatridge
Des Moines
Appanoose County
W.C. Bivin
Carl
Hilla ‘Fankhouser
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Marie Oehler
Chicago
Ill
C. E. Oehler
Jess Pollard
Robert Foster
W Moravia
Wilbur Perkins
Liv Ae
Hardie
Mary Coffin
Seth Barker
Barbara
Lake Okoboji
Duvall and Wilson Families Attend Surprise Birthday Dinner
Mr and Mrs C D Duvall and daughters Madge and Othe Lee, Mr and Mrs Bill Wilson and child ren, Richard Burton and Clifton Boardman attended a surprise birthday dinner Sunday at Mrs Duvalls brother Jim Browns home in Newton Missouri. The event honored the birthdays of A C Main and his sons Bobbie and Donnie of Madison Wisconsin, who were visiting M P Main and family for the 72nd birthday celebration. Arthur wished to show off his new automobile. The group also attended the Tissue reunion at Atbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Duvall
Madge
Othe Lee
Bill Wilson
Richard Burton
Clifton Boardman
Mrs. Duvall
Jim Brown
Newton
A. C. Main
Aons
Bobbie and
Donnie
Madison Wisc
Leaguers Meet at Lake Wapello for Epworth League Event
About twenty five Moravia youths traveled to Lake Wapello Monday evening for an Appanoose County Epworth League meeting hosted by the Unionville M. E. church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Wapello
Moravia
Appanoose County Epworth
League of the Unionville M. E. Church
Friday Dinner Menu at M. E. House
The menu lists breaded tenderloin mashed potatoes gravy lima beans Harvard beets cold slaw cottage cheese Bavarian cream and wafers coffee tea. Senior diners will find hearty farm style options with classic desserts and beverages.
Berry Halden Nomination Stirring Southern Iowa Interest
Berry Halden, editor of the Chariton Herald-Patriot and longtime Republican advocate, has been nominated for the United States Senate. Though not seeking office, he has drawn statewide support due to his editorial influence, wartime service, and GOP activities. A series of tribute events is planned in southern Iowa, with a kickoff in Chariton on Saturday.
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Page One
Iowa Wesleyan College
Albia Union-Republican
Chariton
Central Newspapers, Inc
Albia
Bloomfield
Milton
Halden
Chariton Herald-Patriot
Republican Party
Des Moines
Berry Raiden
Nina Hamilton
Maudetta
Chariton High School
American Legion
Legion
Albis
Iowa Legion Committee On
Springfield
Alf Landon
Opeka
Kaw
Iowa Republican Editorial Association
Iowa
Berry Halden
O Pus
Memoriam for Frank Passed Away July 28 1934
In loving memory of Frank who died July 28 1934. The silent heartaches are known only to those who cared, and the grief that dwells in silence. From Mrs Rollie Lagcoe and Mrs J M Wright with the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Rollie Lagcoe
Tamer Ee
Hte Wih
J. M. Wright
Burton Reunion At Centerville City Park
The annual Burton reunion gathered a large crowd at Centerville City Park on Sunday July 26. Attendees from Des Moines Fairfield and Centerville shared a picnic dinner amid heat and discomfort noting numerous Burtons and related families listed among the guests and visitors including Ernestine Stauber Marie Zilen Helen Carter and Dorothy Vauzont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton
Centerville
Mary Brewer
Eve Pengra
Harry Fisher
Gon
Jack
Des Moines
Jim Wada
Mary and
Bernicca
Fairfield
Kenneth Patrick
Shirley Anne
Matilda Burton
Martha Hiatt
Harry Burton
Doris
Harley Burton
Robert
Curtis Burton
Harold
Barbara
Prenton Hiatt
W. H. Callen
Opal
Frank Hiatt
Fred Hiatt
Clyde Hiatt
Vess Hiatt
Wilda
Lute Hiatt
Margaret
Rubye
Henry McDonald
Rollie Wright
Cut Key
Robby
Lee Hiatt
Betty
Marilyn
Russell Hiatt
Mra
Orville Burton
John
Charles
Lulu Burton
Ernestine Stauber
Marie Nilen
Helen Carter
Dorothy
Willim Vauzont
Unionville Social Roundup Dashes Through Weekend Visits
Unionville residents hosted and visited across several towns including Albin Udell and Winfield as families gathered for dinners showers and trips. Notable events included a pink and blue shower for Mrs Lazella Strunk and the Utopian club July meeting with plans for winter work and yearbook. births and hospital news also recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Caylor
W. A. Smith
Albin
E. A. Caylor
Udell
Gay Bellamy
Winfield
Iowa
C. W. Kocher
Willis McCarty
Ash Grave
Mias
Rosemary. Rouch
Troy
Kansas
P. E. More
Marlow Hawk
James
Morrison
Chicago
Fred Stanley
Ottumwapent
A. B. Stanley
Lester Hopkins
Mis. Lazella
Utopia
Paul Silknitter
Balsy Coleene
Laurence Hoofman
Ear West
Ernest Proctor
Omaha
Nebr
Zella Wilson
J. M. Proctor
Sarah .Arnold
L. D. Eaton
Riceville
Jows
Sarah Arnold
Ruby Underwood
Rex
Darlene
Taylor
Faye Cox
Allerton Calisd
Frank Gates
Cox
Elnora Michael
Io Our Schoo
Mary
Ruth Keegan
Drakenville
Tisue Reunion Held At Albia Sunday
The annual Tistie reunion was held at the Albia City Park on Sunday July 26 with about sixty six relatives and invited guests attending. The group planned to hold the next reunion in Creston. A bountiful dinner and a summer drink in honor of M. P. Main’s birthday anniversary were served to a long list of attendees including Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Main, Mr. and Mrs. 0. G. Davis, Dorothy and Ralph Davis, and many others from Albia Creston Madison Wisconsin Louella and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albia City
Creston
M. P. Main
0. G. Davis
Dorothy
Ralph Davis
Della Potts
Bertha
Ora Potts
Ralph Tiaue
Fred Tiaue
Dorothy Swanson
W. CG. Tisue
Faye Hudson
Quentin Hudson
Casa Hamilton
Helen
Herry Tisue
June
Rex
Junior
Harold Dean
Gus Tisue
Hallien
Eugene
Ronald
Nina Newmann
Donald
Vera
Clair
C. M. Potts
Alvin
Richard
Bonnie
Louilla
A. C. Main
Bob
Donnie
Madison
Wisconsin
Harold Davis
Donna
Betty
Mergeret
Lloyd Brown
Jerry
Claude Hawk
Lois Jean
Carolyn and
Milo Foster
Warren Rouse
Sim Howell
In Loving Memory of Our Dear Edith Dowd Blair
In loving memory of our dear daughter and sister Edith Dowd Blair who died July 17 1984 two years ago Poem by her sister Hazel The Dowd Family recalls hours by the bedside and the calm face at last meeting in heaven mourning their loss and faith in salvation through Christ
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Edith Dowd Blair
Hazel
Dowd
State Fair Entries Close August 1st
Final call for entries by town farmers and livestock breeders to compete in this year’s State Fair issued by the exposition’s entry department. Entries close Saturday August 1 for all live stock show departments and most classes in the flower and garden clubs show. Cash premiums total over 80 000. Swine show opening the new 100 000 swine pavilion is expected to exceed 3 000 head. 4 H livestock show headed toward new records with over 2500 entries expected. Other entry closing dates for fat announced today.
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Towa
A. R. Corey
Shaw Warner Shaw Born 1857 Died 1936 at Urbana Center
Shaw Warner Shaw son of Samuel and Mary Shaw was born near Blakesburg March 29 1857 and died at his residence west on July 19 1936 aged 78 years 8 months 2 days He married Mary Merts March 29 1881 and they had one son He remained near his late residence until death with heart failure in later years and remained faithful to the ministry of Brother Ades at Urbana Center until services were discontinued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Shaw
Samuel
Mary Shaw
Blakesburg
Mary Merts
Brother Ades
Urbana
Fire roars through Iconium field threatening homes
Thursday afternoon a grass fire started in Mrs Argo's field near Monroe county fire, spreading toward Iconium dwellings. A county tractor plowed a firebreak, aided by residents who rushed to help. Road construction equipment aided efforts, preventing loss of churches homes and stores. Various local notes follow, from church attendance to quilt show reports and a funeral service for a long-time resident.
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Teonium
Iconium
Mra. Tha Argo
Monroe County
Carr eleSSunday School and Worship Services Schedule
Sunday School starts at 10:00 a m. Morning Worship follows at 11:00 a m. Christian Endeavor convenes at 7:00 p m. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 8:00 o'clock led by Pastor BCOTT.
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Chistian Endeavor
Bcott
Church Bible School and Services at Local Church
The Church of Christ holds Bible school at 10:00 p m with Mia Birdie Main as superintendent. Communion at 11:00 a m. Christian Endeavor at 7:00 p m. Ladig Afd Wednesday dinner at noon. Pastor Hastib.
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Bible School
Birdie
Christian Endeavor
Ladig
Church of Christ Bible Class Summer Meetings Notice
The Church of Christ Bible Class announces no preacting Sunday evening program. Bible School at 10 Be M Bible Study Thursday evening at o clock. Meetings will be held in the Karso building during the summer season. Everyone invited. Bring your Bible. REV. LAGLE, Minister.
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Karso
Lagle
Methodist Moravia church schedule and conference notice
Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Epworth League at 7:00 p.m. Preaching at 8:00 p.m. Mid week 8 p.m. Wesley Chapel Morning Worship 9:30 a.m. Sunday School 2:30 a.m. Last quarterly conference at Wesley Chapel next Friday July 31 after basket dinner at noon. All members invited. Dr J T Boeye district superintendent presiding, CHAS L ELLIS Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Epworth League
Wesley Chapel
Methodist
J. T. Boeye
Chas, L. Ellis
Iconium and Hilton Sunday School Gather for Homecoming
Iconium announces Sunday school at 9 00 a m no morning worship due to Home-coming at Teonium Hilton hosts Sunday school at 10 00 a m Iconium Union Sunday School also at 10 00 a m The Children's chorus will sing Morning Worship at 11 00 a m Rev Lawson of the Christian church will preach Basket dinner at noon families to bring food and table service Afternoon service at 2 00 p m includes talks and letters from former pastors and members Church histories read Special musical numbers by quartets and duets Orchestra provides music at all services All welcome J W Btine Pastor M E Church Rev Lawson Pastor Christian Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilton
Iconium Union
Lawson
The
Christian Church
J. Wi Btine
M. E. Church
Lancaster couple win at Charles Coffin home event
Ant and Mrs Frank Smith of Lancaster Missouri were winners at the Charles Coffin home Friday in a local event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant
Mrs
Frank Smith
Lancaster, Mo
Charles Coffin
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Turner Funeral Home
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Parker House Coffee
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Mix Boeye
Far East
Ladies Aid
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