Local residents visit families across Iowa on recent trips
Carl Bivin and Clifton Boardman visited Tuesday night last week. Mark Capps called on relatives in Linky Iowa. Ed Robinson and family visited the Bill Wilson family. Miller Leo and Hartin Stanford were business callers in Albia Saturday. Clara Selby visited with Mrs Boardman and Mrs Etna Smith. Mrs E F Wilson spent Wednesday with her daughter Mrs Carl Cloyed. Ruth Johnson and Cherea Dyphon attended Girl Scout meeting Thursday prior to basket dinner at Center Sunday. Ralph McCoy and daughter visited at the Smith Gittner home last week. Mr and Mrs Bert Fisher were recent callers at the Albert Fisher home. Mr and Mrs M E Boardman and Rev and Mrs Suenkel visited the Luge home and E I Boardman home Sunday. Mrs Edna Dyphon works at G L Cloyed. Carl Cloyed helped Elmer Childs with hay at the latter's home in Moulton last week. Billy Luse spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Fred Tillmont and visited Dick Morrison's Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Bivin
Clifton Boardman
Mark Capps
Linky
Iowa
Robinson
Bill Wilson
Miller
Leo
Hartin Stafford
Albia
Clara Selby
Boardman
Etna Smith
E. F. Wilson
Carl Cloyed
Ruth Johnson
Cherea
Pftarman
Ralph McCoy
Smith-Gittner
Bert Fisher
Albert Fisher
M .E. Boardman
Suenkel
W. F
G. E. Luge
E. I. Boardman
Edna. Dyphon
G. L. Cloyed
Elmer Childs
Moulton
Billy Luse
Fred Tillmont
Dick Morrison
Hatfield
G. Ment” Davis
Rollie Carter
Wrll
Edita Dyphon
I. C. Callen Bva
G. E. Luse
T. J. Luge
Centerville
H. A. Herman
Bob
Thelma Bidson
Wm. Underwood
Claude Underwood
Allen Hiatt
Fred Hiatt
Carl Richard
Carter's
Fox Creek
Soap Creek
Union
Hoy
the Baptist and
M. E. Sunday School
R. C. Rowe
Melvin Knapp
Hot Spring
Ark
Estella Lyon
Phyllis Bair
Will Bair
Des Moines
J. H. Moose
Carl Hendrickson
Cincinnati
G. N. Garrett
May McDonald
Amanda Miller
Maxine Miller
W. C. Miller
Mary Emma Alden
Kermit Crawley
Corydon
Edna McGrew
Mt. Pleasant
Epworth League Institute
Sade Erskin
Mary
Mattie Raison
M. E. Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Mazie Dukes
Ottumwa
Epworth League
Bernard Greenson
Fairfield
Hedge College wine week and Des Moines return
The notice lists numerous local residents and visitors across farms, homes, and hospitals in a Des Moines oriented week. Names include Hedge College staff and area families, with visits to Centerville, Polk City, Davenport, and Mt. Pleasant. Social activities span ice cream gatherings, hospital calls, and family visits with many Households mentioned.
Rainy Weekend Socials In Coulson Area
A strong rainstorm hit Coulson Saturday night and Sunday. Families and neighbors gathered for meals and visits, including J R Callen and relatives at the I Callen home. Local names referenced include Clarence Miller Dowd Sayres Stoops Mericle and others from Des Moines and nearby households. Road work and home maintenance activities were reported with several residents helping with tasks.
Local families visit and travel in Ottumwa Albia and Kinco num
Franklin Elaie Runnells visited last week at the Pearl Runnells home in Ottumwa. Several from this vicinity were shopping in Albia Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dodge and daughters Veda and Beulah and son Harald visited at the John Moffatt home Tuesday evening. Mr. and Myra Everett Stansberry and sons Dwight Doyle and Duayne were Iconium callers Tuesday evening. Mrs Bush and granddaughter Mary Bush of Albia spent part of last week at the Everett Stansberry home. John Moffatt and son Roy visited Sunday evening at the Coy Swift home. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Runnells and son Paul of Ottumwa visited Saturday night and Sunday at the parental C H Runnells home. Mrs Herbert Dodge and children I visited Friday at the parental Everett Stansberry home. Mr. and Mrs Everett Stansberry and aona visited Saturday and Sunday with their daughter Mrs Ray McFetridge of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaie Runnells
Pearl Runnells
Ottumwa
Albia
Herbert Dodge
Veda
Beulah
Harald
John Moffatt
Myra
Everett
Roy
Coy Swift
Paul
C.H. Runnells
Everett Stansberry
Aona
Ray McFetridge
Cedar Rapids
Valley Residents Take Weekend Visits Across Towns
Willie VanDorin and family visited relatives in Moravia on Sunday while Herman Johnson and family spent Wednesday evening at the Alex Johnson home. Several from Kins er Valley attended a Moravia show Wednesday. George Clough of Madison Wisconsin stayed with H D Darby family for the week. Rev Kermit Crawley led the evening service as heavy rain kept some away. Charley Dommer, a U S Customs border patrol member at Mt Clemens, arrived for a vacation visit with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie VanDorin
Moravia
Herman Johnson
Alex Johnson
George Clough
Madison
Wisconsin
H. D. Darby
Harley Smith
Ansil
Dave Chidester
Roy Darby
Centerville
Inez Williams
I. D. Darby
Kermit Crawley
C. B. Dommer
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Mike Dommer
Charley
U. S. Customs Border Patrols
Local Social Visits and Callers in Albia and Moravia
Mt Pleasant resident Delong was a Saturday afternoon caller in Albia. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Woodcock of Newton stayed with A F Woodcock. Doris and Lena Mae were Sunday visitors at the BE C Delong home. Ralph Woodcock of Albia visited A F Woodcock. Dr Ray of Albia has daily visits to A F Woodcock, remains ill. John Ulem called at Manford McCoy’s. James Long’s were Abba callers. Mrs Amy Wilson and Miss Evelyn Stauber attended the 4 H club convention in Ames as delegates. G L Bovard of Moulton visited Moravia Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Besco
Doris J
Lena Mae
Be.c
Zell Callen
John Callen
Amy Wilson
Evelyn Stauber
Ames
G. L. Bovard
Moulton
Moravia
Pleasant Hill Families Attend Local Gatherings and Birth
Mrs Laura Dicks Glars Massman Vern Penfield spent Tuesday afternoon at the Harry Brown home helping Mrs Brown quilt. Elbert Moore and wife welcomed a nine pound baby born June 18. Various families visited, painted, and gathered at homes in Pleasant Hill and Oskaloosa including Jim Moore Dolph Tarbell and Clara Massman households, with gooseberries picked and quilting work continued throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Dicks
Glars Massman
Vern Penfield
Harry Brown
Oskaloosa
Rosa Murphy
George Hammond
Elbert Moore
Donald Hammond
Jim Moore
Steve Morlan
Clara Magsman
Mayme Callen
Fern Derby
Mildred ‘Tarbell
Theda
Wilma Snider
Vera Moore
Milly Chadwick
Howard Skinner
Thurg
Dolph Tarbell
Tom Massman
Glen
Lloyd Massman
Helen
Clara Massman
Flooding and social notices from a rural Iowa region
A heavy rain Sunday at 1 00 p m caused floods with Fox creek and Soap creek sweeping across farmland washing away gardens and grain. Community notices include union Sunday School plans at Hoy Scout camp July 3 with basket dinner, and various social visits and church activities. Local residents and families are mentioned along with health updates and Epworth League and Missionary society gatherings.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brompton
Hedge College
Wm. Morrisey
Hob
Albin
John Stocker
Harold
Frank
Mildred
Polk City
Elbert Stocker
E.F. Wilson
Unionville
Willard
Wilbur Cloyed
Wendell Cloyed
LaVerne Davis
Turner
Wilson's
Gomer Stocker
Clifford
Fairy
ENON
Margaret
Davenport
Smith-Giltner
I. J. Smith
J. L. Jones
Kenneth Free
Misa Clella Jones
Albina
Milo Selby
Fred Coltrain
Albia, Iowa
Norman Chiropractors
Hlad’s Grocery
Nowels Produce Co
Iconium
Braymer Hatchery
Braymer, Mo
W. C. Bivin
WM. Gardner
M. FE
Coulson
J. R. Callen
I. Callen
Clarence Miller
Clarence Dowd
Donald
Delmar
Hazel Callen
Genevieve Stoops
Sayres
Jimmie Sayres
Malcolm Schrader
Robert Foster
Baby
Ernest Hiatt
Tom Griddlebaugh
Forest Mericle
Theo Miller
Francis
Emmett. Milley
Missea Edrie
Ardin
Dale Callen
I. G. Callen
Ted Broshar
Lyndon McDanel
Paul Broshar
Franklin
Kinser Valley
E. C. Delong
Gilbert Woodcock
Newton
A. F. Woodcock
van Lemaster
Homer Brown
Chester Woodcock
Harry Robinson
W. A. Brown
John Uilem
Esa Smith
Manford McCoy
Lester Smith
Agency
Ralph Bloomer
NA Ventas
Cra
Andover
John Ulem
James Long
Earnest Roeder
Ralph
John Gibson
Kirkwood
Jess Stith’s
Everett Mosier
Gon
Wayne
Ottunwa
John Allem
Chas. Hough
Versal
Lyssa
Jess Smith
Win Easter
Pleasant Hill
Turner & Son
Ath
Sugeling
Frank Swaim Moravia
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