Local Notices and Social Roundup in Iowa Towns
The clipping records visits and travels of residents across Centerville Ottumwa Kirksville Seymour and Iowa City including Mary Kathryn Vesch return to University Hospital Ay don't have to work har all de time and humorous weather signs See also Mrs Frank Selby Mrs Stella Carter Mrs Delia McCrory Mrs Stella Albright Leila Day Mrs W P Davis and Miss Lucy Dodge visiting Mary Hoskinson Almont Main visiting Kirksville for medical care and L C Main at home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kathryn Vesch Han
University Hospital
Iowa City
Frank Selby
Stella Carter
Centerville
Delia McCrory
Stella Albright
Leila Day
Ottumwa
W. P. Davis
Lucy Dodge
Mary Hoskinson
Almont Main
Kirksville
Clark Blackman
Seymour
John Veach
L. C. Main
Moravia notices capture a week of visits and events
Local life records show Madge DuVall returning from a sister visit near Blakesburg. Family and neighbors share weekend calls, birthdays, travels, church activities, and community dinners across Kirksville Centerville Ottumwa Albia and Blakesburg with many relatives mentioned.
Sunday School Attendance and Local Social Notes
Iconium reports both Sunday Schools sharing seventy seven attendees. The piece catalogs birthdays, visits, family dinners, church activities, and numerous local residents in Centerville and nearby towns, noting medical, travel, and hospitality details from a busy weekend.
New Hope Residents Visitments and Hospital Trip
Widespread social calls mark a busy week in New Hope with Eva Hiatt visiting the W E Donaven home, Mary Beth Turcer in Centerville, and Frank Turner returning from Chicago. Several families including Rose, Turner, Burns, Pabst, Wood, and Carter were noted visiting, with hospital trips to Centerville and Iowa City for B E Turner and related relatives.
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Gatherings
Virginia and Robert Coulson and families spent Sunday at the Herbert McDanes home. Clyde Beaty and Mystic visits noted. Glee Callen returned from Ames after the state 4 H convention. Ladies Aid quilting at Mrs Roy Scotts. eleven ladies attended. Wesley Sunday School offered $1.21 from 41 attendees. Several families gathered at various homes including the Hiatt, Mericle and Callen households for ice cream and companionship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Hiatt
Virginia
Robert
Lynn Hilton
Herbert McDanes
Ralph Merkcle
Neva
Clyde Beaty
Mystic
Lige Coulson
Callen
Glee Callen
Ames
Ladies Aid
C. S. Couson
Community notices from Iowa farm families recap visits and mishaps
Mr and Mrs Joe Martin and family enjoyed ice cream at the Ora Sufficool home Sunday eve. Several visits unfold as families travel to Knoxville Centerville and Ottumwa with various stays and hospital calls. Gus Tisue suffers a broken arm after a sulky rake incident on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs E F Wilson Visits Centerville Hospital Patients
Mrs. E F Wilson and Ted Wilson visited Centerville Saturday evening to see Mrs. Ted Wilson and Mr. B E Turner who are patients in the hospital there. The Jep Lockman and Freddie VanDorin families were Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Wilson
Ted Wilson
Centerville
B. E. Turner
Jep Lockman
Freddie VanDorin
Various Visits and Gatherings Across Albia and Nearby towns
Visitors and gatherings across Albia Davenport Moravia Centerville LaPlata and surrounding areas. Families including Luse McDanes Davis Pilkington Johnson and Hickenlooper shared meals picnics dinners and evenings with friends and relatives. Local trips featured Lake of the Ozarks with a fish supper noted.
Local Social Notes From Hiattsville and Nearby
Hiattsville residents Mr and Mrs A 5 Hiatt and Kenneth visited Moravia Sunday at Otha Hiatt home. Mr and Mrs M E McDanel visited their son Doyle McDanell. Lloyd Rose family visited Walnut City Sunday at Logan Smith home. Caroline White visiting Virgil Dooley. Children’s Day program set for Sunday June 26 at Westley Chapel church. Rubye Cridlehaugh visited Tuesday morning with Marilyn and Merton Rose. Dwight Weatherly and children of Corning Iowa spent Sunday evening with M E McDanell. Harry Van Antwerp and family were visitors. Mary Meadows was in Des Moines Friday. Harley Burton attended Garden funeral in Udell Sunday afternoon. Gus Hiatt visited Harold Poole near Springhill. Mrs Ella Burton helped Mary Meadows with paper Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge DuVall
Bill Wilson
Blakesburg
Geo, Strickler
Centerville
Paul
Shenandoah
W. F. Horner
Rose Tuttle
C. Be, Winsler
Fanchen Winsler
G. D. Lynch
Kirksville
Missouri
Vern Miller
Misa Helen Dowd
Ottumwa
A. C. Dowd
Gerald Morgan
Minnesota
Lloyd Phyllis
Moline
Illinois
Ray McCloud
U._B
Charley Main
Kansas City
Eva Main
Lois Davis
Ralph Davis
Helen
Lucy Dodge
Lew Main
Laughlin Hospital
Carl M. LeCompte
Corydon Times-Reublican
Congress
Iowa
Moravia
LeCompte
Golly
Ben Dry
Homer Coffman and Son
Treland
Audrey Slavens
Mark Brown
New York
Andrew Brown
Marjory Hough
Ida Argo
Birdie Main
Opal
Irene
Gaylord
Dwight
Herbert
Glen Fowler
Robenette
Doris May Close
Versal Hough
What Cheer
Lloyd Beaty
Promise City
Harry Brown
Russell Brown
Betty Gene
Dicky
Loyd Brown
Dorothy and
Jerry
Claire Caster
Osa Brown
Chas
Argo
Ben Derby
Albia
Glen Turner
Robert Turner Sapent
Chas. Tarbell
Will Kelsey
John McAninch
Jay Argo
Pearl Kelsey’s
Nevada
Velvetta
Lorelda Tarbell
Robert Turner
Christian Ladies Aid
Rena Breese
Howard Finkhouser
Davenport
M. E. Ladies Aid
Swan-Newby
Will Free
Ben Day
Corning
Chicago
Will Haver's
Edward McCord
Carrie Turner
Ray McCord
B. C. Whitehead
Ruby
Clarence
John Calhoun
LeRoy
Mary Kingery
Glen Derby
Alicia
Haver Free's
Bert Vosburgh
Vosburgh
Lou Gallaher
Dora Hellyer
Samuel Shephard
Archie Shepherd
Russell
Jane
Lercice Wenburgh
Abbott Hospital
Oskiiuwaa
doMre Vannoy
Childdren
Mis
Chivig Murphyt
Hiatt
Kenneth
Otha
Marilyn
Merton Rose
Dwight Weatherly
M. E. McDanell
Harry van Antwerp
Mary Meadows
Des Moines
Harley Burton
Udell
Gus Hiatt
Harold Poole
Springhill
Town
Ella Burton
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Chet Broshar
Avon
Avon and Mason
Mason Shoes
O. T. Foglesong
Foe A
Harold Mazon
Pearl Broshar
Ozarks
H. K. Smith
Rochester
Minn
Mr. Smith
Mayo Clinic
J. Maxine
Richard Smith
W. A. Smith
Harry Pabst
Byron Hiatt
Hubert Jones
Oakland
Master Jones
Robert Allen
Jones
Phyllis Creech
James Creech
Kirkville
Robert Allan
W. 8. Creech
Louise Oehler
Kenneth Barghahn
Seattle
Wash
The
University
Denver
Colorado
Boise
Idaho
Salt Lake City
Utah
Portland
Oregon
21St Street
Enon
Helping Hand Club
R. S. Faber
Guy Roberts
J. T. VanDorin
J Leo
Lowell
L. B. VanDorin
Louis
Bayard Neff
Bernard
Rockford, Il
Kenneth Free
W. H. VanDorin
Don Lockman
Geo, Reid
W. T. VanDorin
Jim Reid
Leo VanDorin
E. G. Hawk
F. P. Hawk
Dr. Ornduff
T. B
Curtis Tomlin
Richard
Walter Harper's
Tomlin
Curtis
J. L. Jones
C. O. Jones
Ginia
Bobby
James
Elsie Martin
Gee
Howell
Alfred
Evelyn Hiatt
Dan, Brackett
Frank Chambers
John Chambers
Gerald Hunter
Nancy
Iconium
Turner &Son
Eva Hiatt
W. E. Donavan
George Turner
Mary Beth
Keith Rose
Russell Burns
St. Joseph Hospital
Mr. Turner
Iowa City Hospital
Nellie Rose
Virginia Pettibone
Frank Hiatt
Charles Pabst
Nadine Wood
W. E. Donaven
Bonaven
Will Wood
George Wood
Bert Fisher
Mary Beth Turcer
Ceiterville
Hal Carter
Rusath
Marceline
Emery Hiatt
Mardeeus
Loyd Carter
Mary Fraunce
Coulson
California
and Vicinity
Joe Martin
Robert Foster
Pearl MeKern
Fern Foster
Mra
J. P. Foster
Clyde McKern
Wester Mullin
Charlie Ellis
Edward
Twyla Rose
Fern
Pearl McKern
Marilyn Hiatt
Mary Platt
Forrest Jacobs
Hattie McDanel
Gaylord McDanel
I Cyril McDanes
Jack Dykes
Hilda
Deolene
Jackie
Jim Nash
Hedge College
Frank Swaim
Moravia, Iowa
Ambulance Service
Freeman Johnson
Gardner Hatchery
G. L. Gollaher
D. E. Bishop
Frank Wilson
Guernsey
Alfred Curtson
Bhpd
Deering
Carl Bettis
A. S. Mangle
Bert Luse
Gretchen Luse
Harold Davis
O.G. Davis
Gaylord McDanes
Cyril McDanes
Malcom Pilkington
John Johnson
Carl Hickenlooper
LaPlata
B. F. Wilson
Rodger Gideon
Hiattsville
Neil
Dr. Hess
Ward's Grocery and Market
Sox
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