Sunday Socials Bring Dozens Together in Iowas Towns
A long Sunday list details multiple gatherings across Ottumwa Albia Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas. Families including Coghlan Scott Tadlock and McCloud plus friends attended celebrations at Stocker and VanDorin homes. A birthday dinner honored Grant Tadlock. members traveled for furloughs and visits noting Rebekah convention attendance and family dinners with relatives in Des Moines and Webster City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truxton Dick Fs
Sit Nits
George Scott
Matchalltown
McGuire
Hum
Prank Beltz
St. Peids
Gary Scott
Pinie He
Delmont Moffitt
Afd
Mary Sue
Mystic
George Scott Jr
Jeffrey
Rhosda
Russell
Cedar Rapids
Mike Guinn
Fort Madison
Paul Dicka
Nicky
Fonda
Milton Stocker
Albert Cogh
Suitland, Md
Coghlan
Kim
Randy
Chrte
Kenny
Wilson
Cindy
Cedar, Rapids
Harry Gruwell
Marion
Bul Clancy
Ottumwa
Bill. Hershberger
Albia
Walter Scott Jr
Christy
Grant Tadlock
Mia
Tadlock
Naomi
Harley Tisue
Max McDonough
Zell Callen
Ivan Harsh
Federated Garden Clubs of Iowa
Webster City
Gail Burton
James Rhee
St. Charles
Virgil Walter
Line
Penny
Vicki Campbell
Davenport
Mearl Walter
Debbie VanDorin
Jim Kearney
Des Moines
Glen VanDorin
Richard Veach
Chet Hope
Albert Coghlan
Chris
Suitland
Maryland
Milton Stoaker
Sntsat Albia
Ray McCloud
Donald McCloud
Gary
Roy Shaw
Harolld Hudgens
Clara* Irelan
Cecil Schrodt
Rebekah
Helen Homeline
Mary
Shanghai Iconium Wyants Gather For Weekend Visits
Sunday dinner guests at Aubrey Christy’s included Doyie Christy and family, the Bennetts of Numa, and Wayne Christy’s group. Local visitors frequented Harold Hawk and Bert Rinehart households. many families in Shanghai, Albia, Centerville, and Ottumwa extended calls, with church and club activities noted. The community shared meals, calls, and attendance at a school program and two week Bible school preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey Canstys
Doyie Christy
Mr Pleasant, Wrank
Ruth Bennett
Numa
Jur
Wayne Christy
Fred Christy
Ronald Kirkland
Near Udell
Harold Hawks
Mary Lou Rinehart
Albia
Bett Rineharts
Mra
Bill Hiner
George Hiner
Centerville
Lorraine Rinehart
Dorothy Calhoun
Fred Roberts and Son
Carl McCord
Nellie Thompson
Aluia
Ronald Landgrepe
Denny and
Cherry
Newton
Lloyd Landgrebes
Don Whitehead Lanaturally
Earl Purdums
Harold Iftys
Moulton
Joyce Christy
Aubrey Christy
Fred. Christy
Mardeena Derby
Addie Sheldon
Lynn Muse
Maude Whitehead
Hazel Rinehart
Nellie Thompsons
Sharon Penfield
Timmy
Raymond Perry
Lloyd Brown
Bert Rinehart
Hazel Hellyer
Maude McDonald
Bert Rinehams
Gilbert Callen
Fred Christys
Don Whitehead
Dell Hellyers
Gerald Rinehart
Geo. Hammonds
Ottumwa
Bert Rineharts
Wilma
McCord
Carl Tds
Pauling
Nancy
Bobbie Christy
Verna McAninch
Clarence Sheldon
Claudd Sheldons
Hassell
Delbert Calhoun
Delmar Dowd
Richard Calhoun
Keith Miller
Ames
Keith
Richard
Karl Lee Calhoun
Terry Rose
James Calhoun
Carol
Leon
Dell Hellyer
Richard Veach
Clarence Whitehead
Pearl Runnells
Amy Hiner
Jimmie Whicker
Dell
Charley Hellyer
Promise City
Delbert
Calhoun
Karl Lee
Jim McAnineh
Phyllis Porter
Carol Conrath
Donna Rose
Des Moines
Edward McCord
Grosscup
Washington
Iowa
Unionville Memory Page Obituary and Local Notices
Agnes More reports the death of Bill Alden in Washington State and funeral services there. Survivors include his wife and four children. The column notes visits from Dr. and Mrs. Patterson of Cincinnati, Metta Harrington’s weekend with Ruth Paul, the Murdy family moving a trailer to Main Street, Jessica Bell staying for the summer, and visits by Glenn and Lena Egbert to Ottumwa Hospital plus George Harris and children visiting the Rev. Paul Lobb in Ida Falls Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Alden
Washington State
Bill
Loren
Pearl Alden
Gdo. Patterson
Cincinnati
Ohio
Metta Harrington
Ruth Paul
Desloines
John Murdy
Main Street
Jessica Bell
la Claire
Iowa
Glenn Egbert
Lena Egbert
Ottumwa
Jim Egbert
Ottumwa Hospital
George Harris
Ida Falls
Idaho
Paul Lobb
Local Social Notes From Hiattsville and Centerville Park
The Wesley Chanel Bible School class enjoyed Wednesday afternoon at Centerville park with Kool aid cookies and ice cream. Family visits and neighbor calls circulated among McDanel Long Zintz Mobley Ok. Weddings and funeral attendances noted including the Heckman Tomlin ceremony and Leila Veach service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Chanel Bible School
Centerville Park
Jack Long
Bil Long
Newt Long
Laughlin Hospital
Kirksville
Newt
Victor Zintz
Lloyd Mobley
Kermit Strickler
Wayne McDanel
Debbie
Bill Clark
Walter Clark
Davenport
Earl Corporan
Des Moines
Pearl Harris
Lavern Shondell
Centerville
Mike Caplan
Kevin Daniels
Kenneth Daniels
Lake Darling
Bill Long
Marie
Vannessa
Leta Pettibone
Kenneth Hiatt
Lloyd Rose
Virgil Dooley
Susan
Harry Phillips
Heckman and Tomlin
Pam Mobley
Vic Zintz
Keith Lindley
Dick Dulaney
Reshia
Max Lindley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elliott Bookkeeping Supply
State Centerville
R. W. Baird
Over Stevens Drug Store
Centerville, Iowa
Rahe
East Side
Oskaloosa Livestock Auction
U.S. Highway 63
Oskaloosa
Ray Tubaugh
Oskatoosa
Richard Tubaugh
Moravia
Tubaugh Bros
Mograth
Farmall H
John Deere
Case Mower
Massey Harris
Noarly
Farmall
van Dorin Implement Company
Alli8-Chalmers
NEW Idea Sales & Services
Shanghai
Iconium Wyants. Berl Rinenart
Donnie Landgrebe
Marty Lou
Nellieompson
Wayde Thompsons
Addie
Clayton Sheldons
Vera Firkins
Ze Rinehart
Sele Christy
Nellie [Thompson
Nellies
Ts Rinehart
Lorraine
Ella Rinehart
Raymond Clark
Fay Scott
Paul Dicks
Florence Dicks
Gerald Rineharts
Lorena Lai
Dee
Harold Hawk
Winie
The
Baptist Church
Methodist Bible School
Russell Swain
Harry
Marvin Morris
Dallas Center
Lyle Albright
Cecil Morlan
Fay Garner
Salem
Harry Jennings
Robert Jennings
Donald Whitehead
Sally Jo
Mary Lou
Bruce Thompson
Max McAninch
Unionville
Agnes More
Guardian Maintenance Service
Carmer’s Inc
Turner & Son
Albia Sales CO
Sale Pavilion
H. C. Peterson
Don Peterson
John Peterson
Paul Morehead
Hiattsville
R. E. “Dick” Cooper
Claude Hawk
Jerold Luse
Morrel
Red Kidney Beans
Campbell's Tomato Soup
Maxwell Hous
Northern Paper Towels
Heinz Ketchup
Allen
West Side Square
Dial
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