Local social notes detail visits and gatherings around Main Station
A stream of Tuesday to Sunday social events lists visits among friends and families including Foster Green Burns Dodd and McKern with notes of League at Main Station, Farm Bureau meeting at Iconium, lodge picnics, Ottumwa trips, and courtesy visits in Centerville Ottumwa and Cedar Rapids. Names include Josephine Foster Gertrude Green Edna Burns Dorothy Dodd H G Tisue family Pauline Evans Althea Main Dessie Marjorie Main and others.
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Josephine Foster
Gertrude
Althea Green
Dorothy Dodd
Gertrude Green
Edna Burns
League
Main Station
H. G. Tisue
W. I. Lemaster
Joseph‘inc
Foster
Moravia
Dorothy McKern
Maxine Gladfelder
Elingson Main
Josephine
Delmar Wilson
Blakesburg
Evelyn Stauber
Gus Tiatte
Ottie
Evelyn
Ernestine
Clifford
Carl
Mack Tiene
Ernestine Stauber
Clifford Tisue
Dorothy
Walter
Charlene Wilson
Will Tisue
Orrin Davis
Elaine Graham
Mickie Main
Elanora Hiner
Mabel Main
Enon Social Roundup at St Johns Day and Visits
Enon and Blakenbore residents gathered for St Johns Day events with Mr and Mrs I J Smith and others attending. Several families and guests including Glenla Jones, Bayard Neff, Theo Thompson, Lester Powell, Cy Jones, J G Sincox, RS Maher, Dick Faber, and A C G Faber shared Sunday visits and weekend events.
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I. J. Smith
A. E. Pence
St. Johns
Blakenbore
Glenla Jones
Bayard Neff
Theo Thompson
T.I Is. Thompson
Lester Powell
JSON
Ernest McKay
Cy Jones
J. G. Sincox
Clair
RS. Maher
Dick Faber
Faber
A. CG. Faber
J. J. Smith
Ottumwa
Hat and Coat Heist Sparks a Club Charade Night
Laura and Pansy face a dramatic interruption when Kate borrows a man’s hat and coat for a theatre charade. The borrowed items turn out to belong to Philip Kummings Hunter, a four-year-estranged fiancé, who returns to renew their relationship during the Book Club gathering, shaking both women and revealing the night’s hidden tensions.
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Laura
Pansy
Nave
Hide Pansy
Kite Jones
Kate Jones
Richard Mansfield
Field
Kate
Gane
Gome
Pangy
Mansy
Derby
Ulster
Professor Lane
Laure
Tom
Taura
Philip Kummings Hunter Uhyself
Philip Hunter
Mle Nelglborn
Conaiter
Panay
Philip
The Pastor Says A Living Wage Debate
A short adage cites John Andrew Hulmeg urging practical wages grounded in reality while maintaining spiritual balance. The message critiques wages as not a living wage and calls for steady, earthly conduct beneath higher aims.
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John Andrew Hulmeg
Noted for Snails The Bourboyne Cham pagne Poitou districts
In France the Bourboyne Cham pagne and Poitou districts are noted for calcareous soil that yields abundant snail production, particularly the Anes fayor variety, shaping local agriculture and culinary uses.
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Bourboyne
Champagne
Poitou
France
Pleasant Hill social notes and visitors from the community
Mr and Mrs Vernon Fenton and neighbors visited Sunday with Fentons and Moore families. Des Moines visitors included Flo and Stanley Moore. Card club and quilting gathering at Clover Leaf Club with most members present. Several households hosted guests and relatives throughout the week, reflecting a tight knit Pleasant Hill community.
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Vernon Fenton
W. M. McPatridge
Rarl
Fenton’s
C. W. Moore
Flo
Stanley Moore
Des Moines
Albert Moore
Day Argo
Will Kelsey
John McAninch
Ella Blue
Louise
Walter Guiffy
Howard Fenton
Gy.h. Priebe
Flo Frame
Anna Fetta
Albis
Fenton
Centerville
Clover Leaf Club
Leo Beaty
Howard Davis
Mary Maiken
Opal Fenton
Mia
Will Callen
Mayme
Orrin Callen
Egbert Moore
Woman Hosts Visitors From Ragan Family On Sunday
Mrs. Dan Ragan and her sons and Mrs. Wa Ragan visited Walt Blue's on Sunday to share in the celebration of a newborn baby girl.
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Dan Ragan and Sons
Wa. Ragan
Walt Blue’s
Scattersburg Social Roundup of Local Visits and Travel
Dr Patterson called to see Frank Lockman who had been ill. Carl Tomlin and family spent Monday with E Boyer. Aviation Day at Centerville drew many visitors including Versal Robb Robb family and T A Robb family. Nevada visit over weekend by Robbs and others. W Irelan Clara visited W Irelan’s. J W Lockman visited Trelans and returned with Raymond Lockman. O Benson visited Gilland home. Miller West Paul Dean and Betty June visited JW Trelan’s. Bet Adama stayed at Gillands. W Irelan’s wife visited Raymond Lockman’s near Udell. Hiner family and children visited Carl Tomlin Sunday. E M Coltrain family visited Geo Darby. Barbara McCumber visiting aunt near Bunch. Curtis and Marie Tomlin spent Friday at Gomer Stocker’s. Rosa Blumer and Josephine stayed at W Irelan’s Sunday. Quiller Adams Lizzie and C A Adams were Centerville callers. Ray Tomlin helps uncle Earl Weat with farm work this week.
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Dr. Patterson
Frank Lockman
Carl Tomlin
E. Boyer
W. Irelan
Gerald
Emery Coltrain
Curtis Tomlin
Centerville
Versal Robb
T. A. Robb
Arthur Davie
Nevada
George Trelan
Clara
J. W. Lockman
Trelan’s
Raymond Lockman
O. Benson
Gilland
Miller West
Paul Dean
Betty June
JW. Trelan’s
Bet Adama
Gilland’s
Udell
Hiner
Carl Tomlin’s
E. M. Coltrain
Geo Darby
Barbara McCumber
Bunch
Curtis
Marie Tomlin Apenty
Gomer Stocker's
Rosa Blumer
Josephine Apent
Quiller Adams
Lizzie
C. A. Adams
Ray Tomlin
Earl ‘Weat
Families Visit in Centerville and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Glen Saunders and child of Centerville visited his mother Mrs Alice Sanders and Chester and family. Ed Rumley visited Sherman Porter home where Porter is not very well. Conor Sanders and wife with mother called on relatives in Moulton bringing baby chicks. Alvin Fowler and children visited Mary Fowler and had ice cream.
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Glen Saunders
Centerville
Alice Sanders
Chester
Ed Rumley
Sherman Porter
Porter
Conor Sanders
Moulton
Alvin Fowler
Mary Fowler
Cheater Sanders
Moravia Community Social and Visit Recap
Moravia residents including Royce, J J Stevens, and Emma Ray hosted callers Saturday at the Rumley home. Sunday visitors at Adams and Sanders homes shared ice cream and cake. names include Hiatt, Foster, McNorm, and Ramseys with several families listed among the attendees.
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Aon
Royce
J. J. Stevens
Emma Ray
Harry Rumley
Gusa Hiatt
Carol
Clair
Hugh Adams
Mario
Pearl
Elton
Pete
Mra
Ruthjley
Johnny Foster
Tom Hiatt
Beulah
Chester Sanders
Harry Ramsey
Gona
Calvin
Laverne
Bonnie Lee
Alice Sanders
J. d. Stevens
Bast Foster
Barnet
Narline Sanders
Mc;Morm
Centerville
Moravia Social News Highlights Local Visits and Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Henry Sytsmaa and Katrina visited at John Vane while Zante's and Cass Hamilton attended Bade School and Church in Moravia and shared dinner at M B Tisue's. A B Mangle and Helen Hamilton spent time with friends, Jef Patricks hosted Moravia shoppers, and Sunday visitors at Lloyd Browns included the Main and Koster families and Charley Hough.
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Henry Sytsmaa
Katrina
John Vane
Zante
Cass Hamilton
Moravia
M. B. Tisue
Mangle
Jeff Patrick
Helen Hamilton
Dorothy Brown
Jef Patrick
Virgil Koster
Charley Hough
Dee Long
Pauline Williams Calls at Helen Hamilton Home
Pauline Williams called at Helen Hamilton's Friday evening. Mrs. Cags Hamilton and daughter Helen spent Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Ben Jones'.
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Pauline Williams
Helen Hamilton
Cags Hamilton
Helen
Ben Jones
Visitors and social calls noted in local area
A string of Thursday to Sunday social visits and calls across Albia Ottumwa and nearby homes is listed. Families including Smith Davia Wilson Luse Charity Cloyed DuVall and Johnson appear with relatives visiting, spending Sundays together and sharing afternoon gatherings. An abrupt local note mentions a nuisance headline and a humorous exchange between a mother-in-law and daughter-in-law.
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Jess Smith
T. J. Sue
E. F. Wilson
O. G. Davia
Albia
Bef. Wilson
Vivien
T. J. Luse
Thelma Hiatt
DeLoss Charity
E. ¥. Wilson
Cheree Dyprian
Ottumws
Doyle Luse
Cady Luse
Carl Cloyed
Bill Wilson
Ruth Johnson
Cheres Dyphon
Barbara Burton
DuVall Girls
G. E. Luge
Vone Jones
Will Treue
O. G
Davia
Man Aims to Own Self After Desertion Streak
A London Opinion note claims a man fleeing his wife eleven times believes he gains ownership of himself after a twelfth departure. The wry remark underscores a cynical view of marriage and property rights in jokes about unsettled domestic life.
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iLondon Opinion
New Ford Promises Easy Driving On Long Rides
The ad extols a Ford’s comfort and performance over rough roads and in traffic. It highlights light steering, smooth gear shifts, quick brakes, strong acceleration in emergencies, ample parking space, and quiet, plush seating. Special springs and hydraulic shock absorbers promise a smooth ride and reduced bouncing. Visit a dealer for a demonstration to verify the low price and value.
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Ford
Detroit story on freight and depot care issues
Detroit report notes poor care affecting freight and depot operations. Officials inspect lines and warn carriers about maintenance lapses. Communities worry about delays and safety as service standards face scrutiny.
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