Unionville School Board Hosts Blue Red Luncheon
Unionville officials and faculty gathered for a cooperative luncheon hosted by Supt. and Mrs. L. E. Ransom with a Washington's birthday color theme. Guests included Principal and Mrs. Paul Davis and many board members and spouses. Also notes on church and community meetings amid a severe blizzard and local travel disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Ransom
Board of Education
Washington
Faye Woolums
Wilms Harris
Paul Davis
Woolums
Kenneth Mott
Ruth Allender
Wilma Harris
P. H. Wood
Paul Harvington
E. A. Suckow
May Hil
J. C. Martison
O. A. Tweedy
Claud Underwood
Ernest Montgomery
Nina Strank
Misa Creta Wilcox
Jack Junkin
Des Moines
May Wilcox
Frances Strunk
Baptist Church
Lucilie Harrison
Centerville
Edward Powers
Stev. Hamilton
Derby
R. C. Rowe
Ash Grove
Hamilton
Underwood
Freeport
Whois
H. A. Herman
Harry
Waterloo
Jesse Edison
Thelma
N. L. Harrington
Vera May
Mark Harrington
Ottumwa
Coulson School Report and Local Social Roundup
Maxine Coulson spent Sunday at her Rathbun home and Edvie Callen attended a Centerville study center Saturday. Only twelve of twenty-two Coulson pupils were present Monday. Glee Callen stayed with the N G Wilsons Monday night. Eloise and Carolyn Walters started Coulson school Tuesday. Hilton couple visited Bill Keeven’s Maln Stn on Friday. Ardis Callon spent last week at Chester Carrier’s Centerville home. Frank Coulson is poorly. About fifty attended the Coulson parent teacher meeting Tuesday night. after a short program the evening ended socially with progressive rock and candy. Forrest Mevicle and Mr Clyde Beaty visited Newton Long’s near Walnut City last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine McDanel
Rathbun
Edvie Callen
Centerville
Coulson Achool
Glee Callen
N. G
Frank Coulson
Coulson
Forrest Mevicle
Clyde Beaty
Newton Long
Walnut City
Eli Hiatt
Gertie Boyer
Wendl Conlon
Roy Purvis
Lloyd Beaty
Andy Brown
Jose Leicaster
Bernice Coulton
Willing Workers Club
Leta Haver's
Tom Jones
Osan
Leroy
Harry Lemaster
Phyllis
Lloyd Rose
Veneil Coulson
8. Haines
Billy and
Mary
Bernite
Warren Israel
Jim Walker
Sera
Massiman
Will
Roy Parvis
Wendl Coulson
Nelson Haver
Birdie Main
Herbert
M. F
Iconium
Mra
Roy Gillisland
Lowel Turner
Vera ‘Porner
Jay
Argo
Jay Mansman
Lloyd Tose
Osa
Leroy Brown
Venell Coulson
Bert Nash
Elsie Adama
Troy
Bill Kelsey
Jay Argo
Fremont
Mira
Mildred Argo
I {Conium
Marie
Gustaf Coulson
Beaty
Vrortain
Flo Hiner
Hazel Rinehart
Gerald
Cave Miner
Tota Donea
Flossie Walker
Gillar Brown
Madeline Rose
Marilyn
Merton
Chas, Ellis
Dollie’ Hurt
Norma
Ronald
Bernice Coulson
Esaic Purvis
Harry Brown
Franklin Winter Weather Brings Proud New Baby Girl
Mr and Mrs Earl Swift welcome a baby girl born Thursday February 22. Detroit visitor Mrs Harry Young calls on daughter Mrs Lowell Turner and family. Neighbors visit and callers stop by several homes including Stansberry Moffatt Swift Shehan and McFatridge households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Swift
Harry Young
Detroit
Mich
Lowell Turner
John Moffatt
F. Stansberry
Lamar
Scott-Repp
Roy Moffatt
Coy Swift
Cop Dicks
Mia
Lea Beaty
Billy
Edna
Daisy Moffatt
George Shehan
Mary Kingery
Aons
Cloyd
Donald Gene
Helen
Jack Firkins
Avia McFatridge
Charles Brown
Carolyn
Coleen
E. F. Stunaberry
Swift and Shehan Homes Visit and Community Butchering
Clarence Sheldon called at the Cay Swift and George Shehan homes Sunday evening. A X Lamar and Cay Swift assisted John Moffatt with a butcher job on Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Sheldon
Cay Swift
George Shehan
A.X
Lamar
John Moffatt Butcher
Community Socials and Farewell Gatherings Noted in Local Notices
Residents from Mystic Route 2 report visits and gatherings across Centerville Iconium and surrounding areas. Numerous families including the Purvis, Brown, Coulson, Argo, Lemaster and Jones households joined in birthday celebrations, farewells at churches, and Friday and Saturday social calls with pie coffee cocoa and home hospitality.
Hazel College Social Turnouts at Unionville and Albia
Hazel College student Rollie Carter and Helen and Billy visited the William Underwood home in Unionville Tuesday. Grant Sincox and Laurence Johnson sawed wood at the Harp Darby home Thursday. Katrena Sytsma spent Saturday evening in Albia. Helen and Billy Carter called at the Grant Sincox home Sunday evening. George Darby and family called at the Grant Sincox home Tuesday. Clair Sincox visited Grandma Sincox Saturday morning. Mrs Leda Sincox called on Dr Margaret Harrison recently. Marjory Van Dorin remains ill with mumps. Mrs Frank Mancor and daughters were in Albia Saturday. Harp Darby improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollie Carter
Helen
Billy
William Underwood
Unionville
Grant Sincox
Laurence Johnson
Harp , Darby
Katrena Sytsma
Albia
Billy Carter
George Darby
Grant Sinecox
Clair Sincox
Grandma Sincox
Leda Sincox
Margaret Harrison
Marjory van Dorin
Frank Mancor
Albis
Harp Darby
Grant Lincox
Hiattsville notes of social visits and relocations
Mrs C C Cullers returned to Paris Missouri after a two week visit with daughter Mrs Loyd Carter. Miss Mary Coffin visited friends Evelyn and Juanite Hiatt while the revival meetings at Salem continue. Andy Hayworth and son moved to Gyu Garden farm for the year. Mrs Nan Meadows has been ill but hopes to recover. Alta Maxine Tucker spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Cullers
Paris
Loyd Carter
Mary Coffin
Evelyn
Juanite Hiatt
Salem
Andy Hayworth and Son
Gyu Garden Farm
Nan Meadows
Misa Alta
Maxine Tucker
Mra
Will Donovan Home and Road Shaling Update
The town shows the Will Donovan home returning to normal after last week. The new road work near the Harley Burton home will be half a mile this way to meet the shale road from Wesley Chapel. Ernest Johnson family visited from Blakesburg at the Tucker home. George Scott welcomed a baby boy born last week. Some Dennisy school children suffer pinkeye. Mrs. Bayard Neft and son Bernard visit the Tucker household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Donovan
Loyd Carter
Robert Nell Carter
Harley Burton
Wesley Chapel
Hisftagile
Nouth
Ernest Johnson
Blakesburg
J. M. Tucker
George Scott
Denny School
Bayard Neft
Bernard
Jonas
Local residents share visits and travels in Albia area
Brompton Wm Giltner served as caller in Albia Wednesday. Loyd Stafford spent last Tuesday in Ottumwa. Zelma Johnson spent the weekend at home. Ledra Smith of Albia visited over the weekend with Eve Boardman. Elwood and Lloyd Stafford were in Blakesburg Wednesday evening. Vers Setman and Wilma Boardman visited Friday night with Merle Ann and Lillard. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tubaugh and Ralph Tubaugh with children visited at O. B. Miller home. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Boardman and Eva, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Lillard and Merle, Zelma Johnson and Vera Selman were entertained at the J. M. Smith home Thursday evening. Ledra Smith and Eva Boardman visited Brompton school Friday afternoon. Max McCoy attended the basketball game in Moravin Friday evening. Woodie Hunter visited a few days last week in Dead Movnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giltner
Albia
Loyd Stafford
Ottumwa
Zelma Johnson
Ledra Smith
Eve Boardman
Elwood
Lloyd Stafford
Blakesburg
Vers Setman
Wilma Boardman
Merle Anne Lillard
Mra
Albert Tubaugh
Ralph Tubaugh
Miller
Sf. E. Boardman
Eva
Maurice Lillard
Merle
Flora Lillard
Vera Selman
M. Smith
Eva Boardman
Brompton School
Max McCoy
Morayin
Woodie Hunter
Dead Movnes
Valley News Notes Near Albra and Surroundings
Kinser Valley reports visitors from Albra Friday including Zelt Wilson and his wife. John Robinson returns from Albis after medical care. Jake Huber and nephew Russell Darby chased wolves near Blakesburg. Grant Lincox helped saw wood for Grandpa and Grandma Darby. Roy Darby elected permanent township chairman with Earl Rouse as vice chair and Albert Rouse as third member at the corn and hog meeting in Hilton. County share project advancing east of Urbana Center with Rollie Carter, Albert Brain and Zell Wilson assisting. LeRoy Wilson visited grandparents G R Darby Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelt Wilson
Albra
John Robinson
Albis
Jake Huber
Blakesburg
Russell Darby
Grant Lincox
Grandpa
Grandma Darby
R. Darby
Gon
Roy
Hilton
Roy Darby
Earl Rouse
Albert Rouse
Urbana Center
Rollie Carter
Albert Brain
Zell Wilson
Grandpa Darby
LeRoy Wilson
Mra
Ig. R. Darby
Ladies Aid Meets at Iconium Teaches Craft Work
The Christian church ladies aid held a gathering last Tuesday with Mrs. Jay Argo leading. Members completed two comforters, pulled wool, and hemmed towels, sharing a cooperative noon dinner. Names listed include Mrs. Algin Derby, Mrs. Sarah Atkinson, Mrs. Dora Hellyer, Mrs. Edgar Breese, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
Jay Argo
Algin Derby
Sarah Atkinson
Mra
Dora Hellyer
Edgar Breese
Leslie, Derby
A. J. Brown
Osa
Tom Jones
Will Kelsey
J. E. Dicks
Berle Beaty
Marilyn
Bonnie
Argo family moves to Fremont area this week
Ald presents Mrs. Argo with a nice antad bowl. The Argo family are moving to a farm this week near Fremont. They will be missed in their church and school, by the whole community. We wish them good luck in their new home. Our loss is another community's gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald
Argo
Fremont
Peale Kelsey
Patricia Joan
Patty Jo
Earl Swift
Thoraday
Carolyn Ann
Jay Masameen
H. P. Argo
M. E. Ladies Aid
Massman
Centerville
Bert Sheldon
Clarence
Clyde Dicks
G. F. Penfield
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Utopian Club
Udell
Edna Dukes
Gladys Underwood
Mies Ruth Allender
Hansel
Gretal
Miss Allender
Misa Freda Port
Dukes
Helle Andrews
Blale Bair
Estella Lyon
B. C. Bowers
Ethel Wilson
Wilfam
St. Joseph's Hos
Panama Canal
Iowa
Town
Moravia
W. C. Bivin
Franklin
Negritia
Cumbayo
Sciatica
Miles
Dr. Miles
Mystic
Hazel College
Hiattsville
Brompton
Kinser Valley
Frank Swaim
Luse Truck Line
Evelyn Dicks
James Shehan
Sheahan Docant
James Calhoun
Shehan
James Corbin
Clyde
Clell
Fred Argo
Argota
Leo Beaty
J. B. Dicka
Callen
Will Calen
Jesse Stickler
Ployd Allem Place
Lew Funkhouser
Pated
W. B. Haught
Appancose
Ats
District c
Miture
Tol
Appanoose County
W. 3. Haught
Earl Hedgecock
Teachers' Institute
Township Fundal
Boulton
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