Local Happenings Across Town and Nearby Visits
Community notices list Mrs Max McDonough attending a Federated Garden clubs council meeting in Deg Moites with district secretaryship noted. Several dinner guests and callers are named, including the Wilsons of Seymour and the Hawks. Travel and family visits span Ottumwa Plattsmouth Des Moines and Colorado Springs with multiple relatives mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max McDonough
Federated Garden Clubs of
Iowa
Deg. Moites
McBorough
Leonard Wilson
Seymour Wéte
G. G. Hawk
Earl Clark
Nell Rousseau
Mike Onelta Selby
Los Angeles
Calif
Russell Swenson
Colorado Springs
Colo
Alonzo Turner
Turner
Swenson
F. A. Richardson
Luann
Muscatine
Richardson
Samuel Young
Social News Roundup from Perry and Nearby
Local families and friends from Hobbs New Mexico to Albia Iowa gather for dinners visits and weddings across multiple homes and weekends. Names include Leslie Davis Bob Houser Theo Miller Clara Lemaster Cynthia Callen Ernest Hiatt Barbara McDanel Perry Mikels Pat Marvelee Gerald Mikels C C Mount Glen Anderson Herb Roblenz Jack O’Brien Darlene Hannum and Roscoe Pennington. Guests share meals and attend a wedding reception at the Melrose Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Davis
Hobbs
New Mexico
Perry, Mikels
Bob Houser
Victor Zintz
Theo Miller
Clara Lemaster
Cynthia Callen
Ernest Hiatt
Sandra
Clair McDanel
Camanche
Barbara
Mike McDanel
Estel Houser
Ruby
Robin Sandifer
Ernest West
Guy Argo
Cecil Palmer
Herb Roblenz
Perry Mikels
Patsy
Marvelee
Gerald Mikels
C. C. Mount
W. C. Andersons
Glen Anderson
Herb Boblenz
Jack O’brien
Darlene Hannum
Melrose
Albia
Roscoe Pennington
Ernest West and
Herb
Death of Mrs Elvin Coulson Reported
Boblenz home Sunday evening. Elsie and Lillian Callen received word of the death of Mrs. Elvin Coulson, Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boblenz
Elsie
Lillian Callen
Elvin Coulson
Franklin social notes from Ottumwa area
Franklin by Mrs Earl Swift and local families share a week of visits and gatherings. Ottumwa residents Mr and Mrs Frank Eaton called at the Emmett Derby and Hattie Miller homes. Kenny Brown entered St Joseph hospital in Centerville. A reception for Rev Lockhead and family drew neighbors at the Methodist church. Nearby families hosted gatherings at Lloyd Ammons, Coy Swift, Carl Calhoun and Derby homes with multiple Sunday visits and weekend plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Eaton
Ottumwa
Emmett Derby
Hattie Miller
Bob Phillips
Oskaloosa
Lloyd Ammons
Bruce Thompson
Haley Scott
Albia
Cloyce Mountain
Rock Island
Coy Swifts
Ben Pickerell
Lee Rogers
Earl Swift
Kenny Brown
Virgil Calhoun
Lincoln
Nebr
Carl Calhouns
Carl Calhoun
James Calhoun
Delbert Calhoun
Marion Allen
Duane Wilsons
Larry Derby
Monte Will
Shanghai Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Earl Taylor spent the weekend at Fred Taylor's. Several families visited: Aubrey Christy family, Wayne Christy family, and others at various homes. Ronnie Overturf returned from California with his brother. multiple gatherings and birthday party events are noted among neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Taylor
Fred Taylor
Taylor
Danny
Aubrey Christy
Wayne Christy
Elaine
Joyce
Barbara Christy
Frank
Ruth Bennett
Gerald Farley
Indianola
Gerald Rinehart
Lloyd Brown
Floyd Green
Fred Christy
Glen Foster
Christy Foster
Donnie
Arlo Funkhouser
Murray
Iowa
Oskaloosa
Bert Rinehart
Ronnie Overturf
California
Nancy
Pauline Christy
Russell Brown
Cora Murphy
Harold Young
Mary Lou Rinehart
James Calhoun
Gilbert Callen
Carl Wetterland
Jake Firkins
Danny Taylor
Mrs. Young
Marguerita
Regina Tarr
Pearl Broshar
Roscoe Argo
Gerald Davison
Jack Stufflebeam
George Hammond
Don Whitehead
Sally
Hazel Moore
Moulton
Editor's Trip showcases furs and cotton styles at US building
The display contrasts American science and industry with everyday living, featuring clocks showing current costs from mail order catalogs. A circlerama theater provided a 360 degree curved-screen film about a US journey for audiences of 400 to 500, with attendees standing during the 30 minute show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Circlerama Theater
Cinerama
Circlerama
Denmark and London visit during seven weeks abroad
An account of travel through Denmark and London highlights clean streets, good food, and efficient transit. The writer notes experiences at Piccadilly, Buckingham Palace, and Whitehall theater, including the play Simple Spymen. Reflections emphasize naval insight, European life, and appreciation for American life back home in Moravia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
London
Picadilly Square
Petalger Square
Buckingham Palace
Whitehall
Big Ben
Parliament
St. Paul's Cathedral
Westminister Abbey
Madame Tauson
Whitehall Theater
Isles
Burrough
Moravia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Flora Phillips
Plattsmouth
John Tadlock
Mae McCrory
Francis
Gene McCrory
Sunnyslope Sanitarium
Janice
Joyce McDonough
Leo Dagle
Des Moines
Harry Wodeward
Ray McCloud
Donald McCloud
Harvey Main
Centerville
Ralph McDonough
Andrew Rot
Oklahoma City
Okla
Linda Rot
Anha Easter
Rex
Ernie
Jack Kaster
Glen Whicker
Mr. Whicker
Salt Lake City
Utah
Joe Tadlock
Crystal
Ivy
Whittier
Grant Tadlock
Madge
Clara Irelan
Johnnie Trélan
E. G. Hawk
Wapello Mutual Insurance Association
Wildwood Park
Wayne Lyberger
Debbie
Glenwood
Max Mikels
Chicago
Finois
Shirley Walter
Donna Cochran
Fred VanDorin
Glen VanDorin
George VanDorin
Pella
Francis Purvis
Deep River
Nels Hamre
Marion Condra
Fort Dodge
Kenneth Condra
Marion
Camp Ripley
Minnesota
Karen Albertson
Ft. Doge
George Farris
Mark
Lebanon
Indiana
Averill Kasters
Cliff Pfannebecker
With ‘Wayne Pig Balancer
Wayne
Turner Funeral Home
P.T.O
Avin
M Reddy
Town Southerntilities Company
Monroe County
Franklin
Shanghai
Von
Mir
Maurice Walter
Centervilly Monument
H.T
Brownie
Johnson
Highway 2
E. N. Catterlin
Optometrist
GEM Shop
Cloyd Hollingshead Jeweler
Albis
Ralph’s Shoe Store
Ray’s Shoe Store
Melrose Grain Co
Melrose, Iowa
Gooch
Ed Ryan
Midwest
FUN
Galore
Welk
Alice Low
Myron Floren
Mills Broa
Tommy Sands
Nick Todd
World OF Tomorrow
Vanguard
Explorer
Meg Amtees
Fae Bera
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