Local social notes reflect weekend visits and events
Edith Callen and Clara Speer visit Albia. Franklin Happy Helpers 44H tour Corydon and Centerville swim. Many locals attend garden club shows and district convention. birthday dinner honors Patty Christy. families visit, travel to Lake of the Ozarks, Corydon breakfast, and numerous tea and recital outings listed with names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Callen
Clara Speer
Pearl Free
Albia
Franklin Happy Helpers 44H
Corydon
Centerville
Wayne Christy
Elaine
Joyce
Carol
Constance Thompson
Truxton Dicks
Aubrey Christy
Arthur Burton
Fred Christy
Geen
Patty
Russell Brown
Pearl Broshar
Sibyl Whitehead
Moravia
Bernard Walters
Leta Haver
Edward McCord
Orville
Wayne Thompson
Edward McCoid
Russell
Hert Rinehart
Sally
Randy
Susi Whitehead
B. F. Whitehead
Marcia
Constance
Bates
John Laws
Trukton Dicks
Lake of the Ozarks
Gladys Harsh
Garden Club
Pleasant Hill Notices and Visits Report
Pleasant Hill community updates list hospital stays and patient status at St Joseph Centerville. Local residents Jim McAninch and Mr. and Mrs. George Curtis visit relatives and attend gatherings in Centerville Albia Ot tumwa Confidence and nearby towns. Social calls include Ed Fenton hospital admission and several family visits over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim McAninch
Verman McAninch
St. Joseph Hospital
Centrerville
Robert Davison
Iris Holmes
George Curtis
John
Edd Fenton
Fenton
St. Joseph
Ronald Bennett
Des Moines
Harley Bennett
Charley Cross
Harry Wray
Verda Argo
Roy Argo
Joann Fetters
Fern Penfield
Carl Spaur
Community Social Notes From Albia And Surrounding Areas
Local residents shared visits and gatherings across Albia Moravia and Centerville. Families including Tarbell Fenton Cross Moore Argo and McAninch enjoyed dinners, piano lessons, and band events while relatives traveled to Fort Worth Texas and Des Moines for family and Farm Bureau activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Tarbell
Mus
Datine
Myre
Lowell Shepard
Floyd Herr
George Cur
Janice Moore
Douglas
Suzanne
Julia
Russ Moore
Steve Huff
Albia
Clover Leaf Club
Oswald Irwin
Suzanne Moore
Driggs Ir
Centerville
Mildred Tarbell
Arlo Fenton
Wilma Snyder
Dwight Fenton
Clarence Hammond
Kenneth Murphy
Tuscon
Arizona
Gerald Argo
Roy Argo
DeWayne Moore
Paul Dicks
George Curtis
John
Moravia
Sharon Penfield
Ardis Walter
Grey Penfield
Jim McAninch
Colonial Manor
Kirksville
Herbert Brinkley
Robert Davis
George
John Curtis
Bill Moore
Duane Sulser
Eva Elgin
Charley Cross
Leonard McVey
Humeston
Harley Tisue
Verda Argo
Des Moines
Farm Bureau
Lynn Muse
Jessie McAninch
Charles McAninch
Harley Sulser
Jim Walker
Olive Breese
Mitchelville
Harry Robertson
Gary
Harkey Sulser
Vera Boyer
Local social notes from Centerville area events
Sunday afternoon visits and Monday calls mark a string of Centerville area social activities. Families including Cross, Moore, Penfield, McAninch, Agans, Fenton, Tar and Spaur share visits, meals, and appointments across Centerville, Albia, Ottumwa, Moravia, and Basil Martin’s circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laten Atwell
Julia
Suwanne Moore
Centerville
Lacrosa
Deanna Cross
Charley Cross
Charles Cross
Everett Agans
Albia
Roy Argo
Jay Massman
Grey Penfield
Hall Hensley
Robert Davison
Edd Fenton
Basil Martin
Everett Fetters
Jerry
Jacky
Jack
Richard Penfield
Vera Moore
Mildred Tar
George Curtis
John
Elaine Spaur
Ottumwa
Jack Penfield
Jeanne Spaur
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Osburg
Mrs
Dick Brown
Clara Brown
Roscoe Argo
Mark Ammons
Brad Brown
Kenneth Rinehart
Pendleton
Oregon
Lewis Rinehart
Ray Rinehart
George Rinehart
Don Walters
Elliston
Everning
Aubrey ‘Christy
Edith Caen
Nellie Thompson
Marjorie Kelsey
Larry Whitehead
B. F
Bernard Walter
Denise
Brian Olson
Carol Walters
Lake Keoma
Oskaloosa
Brian
Bill Wiand
Leon Shahan
Pleasant
Jimmie Sheldon
Atd
Ralph Turner
Dr. L. den Hartog
Optometrist
Iowa
N. Main
Dial
Pleasant Hill
G.D. Curtis
Ford Dealers
Bruntford Inc
Hwy
Opem
Claude Hawk
Agent National Bank
Towa
Willi
Seymour
Tom Demry
John Banks
Boyd Siefkrs
Iowa Southern Utilities Company
Iowa Southern
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