Salem by Hazel Hellyer
Mrs Lloyd Brown helped serve dinner to the Garden Club at Moravia high school Tuesday. Bobby Whitehead entertained the Franklin 4 H club at his home Monday evening. Miss Hazel Hellyer visited Ruby Whitehead Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Brown
Moravia High School
Bobby Whitehead
Hazel Hellyer
Ruby Whitehead
Clarence Whitehead
Lyle Cloyed
Marsha
Marie
Jim Smith
Local Social Roundup From Centerville Area
Mr and Mrs Lester Cochran and family picnicked at Centerville centers as Ruby Whitehead visited Clarence Whitehead. Terry Rose of Des Moines returns home Friday after three weeks with the Dell Hellyers and heads to the army Wednesday. Neighbors: Lloyd and Mrs Johnson of Albia as supper guests at Robert Jennings home. Various visits and chores noted including hay work, parsonage renovations, and AEC meeting in Albia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lana McDonald
Don Whitehead
Sally
Susan
Randy
Dell Hell Yer Home
Lloyd Brown
Pearl Brosh
Robert Miller
Des Moines
Clarence Whitehead
Bobby
Edward Haver
Julian
Hazel Hellyer
Jane Bobby
Karl Tuttle
Bill ‘Rogers
Dell Hellyer
Terry Rose
Moravia
Karl Lee Calhoun
Henry van Weelen
Albia
Robert Jennings
Dale Cox
Clair Fetts
Carl van Zante
Dick and Clark Hellyer
Argo Bros
Hiatt Family Ties Highlight Centerville Church Event
Centerville community notes Gary Hiatt is son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Hiatt. Doyle McDanel visited the Wayne McDanel family. A bridal shower was held Tuesday evening at the Scott school house for Mr and Mrs Gary Hiatt.
Hiattsville Notes Mrs Wayne McDanel Family Visit
Cyril McDanel returned home Friday after a two week stay in Town City hospital. Sunday callers included Mr and Mrs Francis Atgo and Mike McDanel. Wednesday evening visitors were Mr and Mrs Max Whicker John Beth and Wayne. Virgil Dooley hosted Friday visitors including Mr and Mrs Glen McFall and Mr and Mrs Roy Dooley. Mrs Clell McDanel and family and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Daniels attended the 25th anniversary of the Douglas Doughboy 4-H club picnic at Centerville park Sunday. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Gary Hiatt on their marriage Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyril McDanel
Town City Hospital
McDanel
Francis Atgo
Mike McDanel
Max Whicker
John
Union Township Hosts Visitors From Bellflower
Mrs Burdett Cox hosted relatives and friends to Union Township with a Thursday visit from Mr and Mrs Glen Lockman and Terry and Mr and Mrs Jerry Lockman and Scott of Bellflower California They were house guests of Elmer Lockman and Burdett Cox Nyle visited them there Saturday and Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Lockman
Terry
Jerry Lockman
Scott
Bellflower
Calif
Burdett Cox
Elmer Lockman
Nyle
Burdet Cox Guests With Cox Family and Helpers
Mr and Mrs Burdett Cox and Nyle joined Mr and Mrs Dale Cox for Friday supper. Nyle Cox aided C P Mullins in the hay field Thursday morning and Ray Lockman helped Thursday afternoon.
Social news snippet at Mae Harper home visits
Nyle visited Mrs Mae Harper Saturday and Sunday evenings. Mr and Mrs George Scott were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Harper. Burdett Cox called at Dale Coxs Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdett Cox
Nyle
Mae Harper
George Scott
Harper
Dale Coxs
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