Local social rounds mark visits and birthdays in Centerville area
Mrs Russell Warner and Martha spent Monday afternoon with Mrs Frances Burton. Frances Burton visited Miss Elsie and Lillian Callen Tuesday. Mrs Ivan Harsh went to St Joseph hospital in Centerville for observation. Mrs Ted Wilson is a patient at Davis County hospital in Bloomfield. Dinner guests at Virgil Kaster’s Sunday included James Kaster and Marion Clayworths. Evening callers were Don Breese and Dallas Kaster with families. Relatives from Oklahoma and St Joseph visited Mrs Virgil Easter last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Richard Butler of Fairfield spent the weekend with Roy and Mrs Matherly. Mike Butler returned home after two weeks with the Matherlys. Grant Tadlock hosted Carl Tisue, their sons, D C Porter and David from Ottumwa for Sunday dinner. The gathering celebrated birthdays of Mrs Tisue, Mrs Tadlock and David Porter II in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Warner
Martha
Frances Burton
Elsie
Lillian Callen
Ivan Harsh
St. Joseph Hospital
Centerville
Ted Wilson
Davis County Hospital
Bloomfield
Virgil Kaster
James Kaster
Marion Clayworth
Don Breese
Dallas Kaster
Mildred Anderson
Oklahoma
Ruth Schick
St. Joseph
Fern Dieters
Ottumwa
Virgil Easter
Richard Butler
Fairfield
Roy Matherly
Mike Butler
Matherly
Grant Tadlock
Carl Tisue
Clifford Belzer
Roscoe Pennington
Jerry Boblenz
Francis Turner
Ronne Barker
John Tometich
Numa
Perry Mikels
Tena
Perry
Cincinnati
Wesley Chapel
WSCS
Eva Tucker
Lilian
Elsie Callen
Golda Hiatt
Doris Boblenz
Mae McDonald
Merle Miller
Ernest Hiatt
Don Klampe
University Park
Jim Klampe
Dale Downard
J. D
Griffinsville N News of Interest by Mrs Daphne Shepard
Community notes from Griffinsville N recount Sunday School attendance and visits. Visitors include Mr and Mrs James Peck of South Dakota and Velma Milburn of Illinois. Interactions feature local families hosting dinners and hospital appearances with Velma Hickman in Town City hospital and Lulu Shepard in St Joseph hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffinsville N
Daphne Shepard
VOSBURG Social Roundup Features Local Visits and Events
Clara Brown visited Vera Firkins and Leta Haver. Berniece Rinehart returned from Kirksville hospital. Jeanine Walters called on Sibyl Whitehead. Doris Christy and others spent time at Carolyn Cooper and Dick Brown homes. Families attended Bible school, funerals, weddings, and open houses across several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry
Dick Brown
Brad
Wayne Christy
Elaine
Joyce
Carol
Edith Callen
Clayton Sheldon
Linda
Jimmie
Russell Brown
B. F. Whitehead
Iconium United Methodist Bible School
Bill Wiand
Des Moines
Maude
Ruby Whitehead
Truxton Dicks
Diamond Lake
Montezuma
Max Whicker
Moravia
Robert Blue
Peoria
Merle Dicks
John Goode
Albia
Osa Brown
McCord
Goembel-McCord
Des Moines Social Visit Recap At Several Homes
Monday evening in Des Moines featured visits to multiple homes. Mr and Mrs Russell Brown visited Roscoe Argo, while Mr and Mrs Johnnie Spencer Dennis Robbie and Mr and Mrs Joe Mitchell Lynn and Mark spent time at Dick Brown home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flo Frame
Des Moines
Russell Brown
Roscoe Argo
Johnnie Spencer
Dennis and
Robbie
Joe Mitchell
Lynn
Mark
Dick Brown
Coulson Social News Recap From Mrs Miller Notes
Local society diary records visits and gatherings in Coulson led by Mrs Theo Miller. Attendees include Flora Phillips, Ethel Bauman, Grace Caldwell, Mintia Shoemaker, Elsie and Lillian Callen, Bethel McDonald, Doris Boblenz, Nancy Klampe, and many others. Events cover dinners, hospital stays, funeral services, WSCS meeting, and a Geneseo wedding attended by residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Phillips
Ethel Bauman
Michigan
Grace Caldwell
Davenport
Mintia
Elsie
Lillian Callen
Bethel McDonald
Doris Boblenz
Nancy Klampe
Coulson
Jime
Crawford Powell
Eva Tucker
Don Klampe
Max Whic
Barker and Noble Visit Family at Seymour Saturday
Mr and Mrs Ronnie Barker and Allen visited Goldie and Fae Noble at Seymour Saturday afternoon, sharing time together with the host couple in a pleasant social call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnie Barker
Allen
Goldie
Fae Noble
Seymour
Divorce Petition Filed in Appanoosa County Iowa
The District Court of Iowa in Appanoosa County receives a petition by Rosetta Garnet Philby seeking an absolute divorce from Thomas H. Philby on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. The filing, dated June 24, 1989, requests attorney fees, costs, and other equitable relief as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the State
Iowa
Appanoosa County
Rosetta
Garnet Philby
S. Thomas H. Philby
Plaintif
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D. C. Porter
David
Tisue
Tadlock
David Porter II
R. W. Baird
Over Stevens Drug Store
Bruce Davis
South 16Th St
Centerville, Iowa
James Peck
South Dakota
Velma Milburns
Ilinois
Larry Talbot
Lowell Shepards
Delores Shepard
Dick Baldwins
Richard Lowe
Harold Huff
Glen McNair
Russell Shepard
Velma Hickman
Town City Hospital
Ryman McDanel
Lloyd McDanel
Lyndon McDanel
Gladys
Junior Townsend
Guy McDanel
Charley Foster
Lynn Lemley
Howard Close
Ray Bucks
Lewis Beaty
Gantt
Arthur Shepard
Lulu Shepard
Kathyl Baldwin
Chariton Hospital
Wessington Springs
Velma Milburn
Illinois
Merl Adams
Delmont Moffitt
Geo. Lain
Carl Hamilton
Fred Shepard
Albia Sales Co., Inc
Sale Pavilion
Don Peterson
Paul Morehead
John Peterson Moravia
Thomas L. Koffman
Vosburg
Investors Diversified Services Inc
Loren H. Hardinger
Ph. Albia, Iowa
Cecil Stansberry
W. Prairie
Lowa
Wayne
Amsey
Moravia Farm Service Co
Theo Miller
Appancoose County
Towa
Hugh W. Lungdy Gundy
Washington Avenue
East
Plaintiff
Dr. L. den Hartog
Optometrist
N. Main
Dial
Dean Tomlin
Parks & Bruntford, Inc
Shurry—Up
America
God
Copprighs
Keister Advertising Service, Inc
Strasburg
The
American Bible Society
Psalos
Psalas
Iowa Trust & Savings Bank
Lee R. Benz
Turner Funeral Home
Kennsih Geyer
Prop
ART Fox Garage
Turner & Son
Woodwards’ Plumbing & Heating
Dewey's
Lowa Southern Utilities Co
Reddy Killowatt
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