School Staff Roles And Student Activities Report
The high school selects new staff for six weeks including editors reporters and departments led by Roy Adams and Billy Tracy. Declamatory work is highlighted with two students set for county contest. Basketball teams prepare for sectional play as others graduate. Various grades announce editors reporters clubs performances corrections noted for Musicale participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Adams
Billy Tracy
Bernadine Bishop
Young
Mr. Perkins
Donald Jones
Willard Cloyed
Miss Simpson
Miss Sherrard
Wilbur
Ruth Pfannebecker
Mary Horstman
Crocker
Miss Jacobs
Elaine Falmer
MHS
Hazel College Social Roundup at Centerville Homes
Centerville residents shared a weekend visit with Rollie Carter and family. Kenneth Johnson stayed with relatives, Arthur Lewis visited Des Moines friends, and Harve McCumber and Ed Johnson called on Carter and Lincox households. The Sytsma and VanDorin families joined gatherings at multiple homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie VanDorin
Oscar VanDorin
Ed Johnson
Grant Lincox
Sytsma
Tax Sale Notice for Property in Appanoose County Iowa
Notice to Frank McMurray address unknown for tax sale of Lot 1 SE of the SW Section 36 Township 70 Range 17 in Treylor Township Appanoose County Iowa. Property taxed 1952-53 on June 3 1988. certificate of sale now owned by Appanoose County. redemption period expires. Treasurer's Deed will be issued unless 12 months redemption is made from date of notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McMurray
Appanoose County
State of
Iowa
Loti
Treylor
Appalaoose County
Unionville Birthday Dinner for Civil War Vet Shuck
A 95 year old Civil War veteran W J Shuck celebrated his birthday on Feb 23 at the home of his son in law and daughter Frank and (Mrs) Scott in Unionville R R1. Attendees included extended Scott and Crawley families and friends.
National Education Convention Speaker and Local Club Notes
One speaker attended the National Education Convention in the city. Baptist Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Martha Raison to sew a quilt. M. E. Aid formed quilt blocks for Mrs. Ola Stanley and practiced for a Friday evening program. Rev C W Kocher and Mrs Kocher visited Rev Lewis in Moulton. Lewis plans to move to relatives in Connecticut due to ill health. Marie V Dukes saw her cousin Ella Hammett in Moulton. Ben Knight on R A No 2 wed Eunice Stufflebeam of Drakesville. they will settle on the Knight farm northwest of Unionville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist’ Ladies Aid
Martha Raison
Conn
Marie V. Dukes
Ella Hammett
Moulton
Ben Knight
Eunice Stufflebeam
Drakesville
Knight
Unionville
World’s Tonic praised for health benefits abroad and at home
An interview extols World's Tonic as a proven remedy for blood and stomach issues, noting its popularity among immigrants and native Americans alike. Poland-born Mrs. A Fadrowski recounts improved health after using the tonic, urging neighbors to stay well amid climate and dietary changes. Sold at Veach Drug Store and other first class drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Fadrowski
Poland
Veach
Long and Darby Families Share Weekend Visits
Fuller Hubert Long traveled from Haysville to stay overnight with his uncle James Long. Miss Dorothea Darby visited Centerville with her brother Roy Darby and wife. Carlysle Long, Hubert Long, Ruth Long, and Jerry Allen attended a radio contest in Ottumwa where cousin Dale Wilkening of Haysville competed. Jess Smith and John Allem were Albia callers Saturday. Mrs. Raymond Jones and daughter Faye spent time with Mrs. Cecil Parcel Thursday evening. Mae and Iva ters called on Mrs. Jess Smith and Mrs. John Allem Saturday afternoon. Carlysle and Hubert Long visited relatives in Gallatin Missouri Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Elawick and son Richard, and Donna Williams of Albia were supper guests at Jess Smith’s Sunday evening. Jess Smith called on Oliver Elswick Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Shuck
Inlaw
Frank Scott
Unionville R. R. Wo
Minor Scott
Osa Scott
Joe Scott
T. S. Crawley
Opal
Hugh Crawley
Loyd
Winterset
Kermit Crawley
Mildred Beeler
Elenor Wilson
Troy
Kaw
Rosemary Roach
Mary
Dickie Caylor
Methodist Church
Martha
Mollie Senger
Udell
N. L. Harrington
Celesta Hyland
Belle Andrews
J. H. Morse
Nellie Gates
E. A. Caylor
Myrta. Leavelle
Ruth Stanley
Celesta Lyland
Mazie Dukes
Laura Bailey
Newton Dale
Ottumwa
Frank Gates
Ruth Allender
Erma Frame
Jeanne
Etta Lane
Centerville
M. E. Aid
Red Schoolhouse
Hopkins Corner
Viola Bavis
Ola Stanley
Pearl Alden
Joe Cross
W. L. Cross
St. Joseph
Cencerville
Sid
PL Bair
Leather
Fred Bromavilie
New York
Urney
Wil Bair
Bair
Shiroute Orlevusle
Hubert Long
Haysville
James Long
Dorothea Darby
Roy Darby
Carlysle Long
Ruth Long
Jerry Allen
Dale Wilkening
Jess Smth
John Allem
Raymond Jones
Faye
Cecil Parcel
Mae
Iva
Jess Smith
Carlysle
Gallatin
Roy Elawick
Richard
Donna Williams
Albia
Oliver Elswick
Community calendar notes visits and moves in Mount Ayr area
The report lists multiple social visits and relocations around Mount Ayr including Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hilton moving to the Davis place west of town, the Burns moving to the Turner farm tenant home, and numerous family gatherings at the Hiatt and Rose homes with relatives from Centerville and Mount Ayr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Hilton
Davis
Russell Burns
B. E
Turner Farm
Keith Rose
W. E. Donovan
Ora Harsh
Victor
Verne
Ivan Shields
Mount Ayr
Ivan Harsh
Matt Watts
Frank Hiatt
Lute Hiatt
Margaret
Ruby
W. H. Callen
Opal
Lowell Harris
Centerville
W. A. Rose
Dorothy
Robert
Richard
Lloyd Rose
Herbert McDanell
Billie
Elsie Martin
Neighborhood Social Notes and Moves in Whit—
Mrs Keith Rose and Mrs Geo Turner and Mary Beth called at the W E Donovan home Tuesday. A shower for Mr and Mrs Delmont Moffitt was held at the E R Scott home. The Wednesday Bridge Club met at the Don Petti bone home. Several families moved within the area including the Turners, McDonoughs, Davises, and Callens with local visits noted. Edith Coulson fractured an arm after a fall Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Rose
Geo. Turner
Mary Beth
W. E. Donavan
George Turner
Frank Turner
Centerville
Delmont Moffitt
E. R. Scott
Robert
Richard
George Howell
Don Pettibone
Local notes and visits from Centerville area
Mrs Alfred Carlson has recovered enough to stay around the house. Forrest Mericle added a house extension for Del Wilson near Unionville last week. Juanita Clarence and Jay Anderson began at Coulson school Monday. Reba Callen returned home after completing work at Hawkeye school southeast of Centerville and had been elected six weeks earlier to fill a vacancy. The school closed last week as students moved from the ea wne district. Theo Miller and family hosted Jim Broshar at supper Sunday. Edward McCord and family visited My and Mrs Ray McCord Sunday. L R Perry and My and Mrs Robert Jennings and Charles spent Monday with Albia residents. Robert Tarr and Roberta visited Fred Blum enstock, Jasper Coffin homes Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Andrews
Drakesville
Turner Farm
Lilly
Sylvia
Elsie Callen
Martha
Edith Coulson
Wesley Ladies Aid
Anna Hiatt
Maggie Callen
Hilton
Doyle Hampton
John Tucker Farm
R. EB. Luse
Betty
Jim Cline
Lee
Ernest Hiatt
Alfred Carlson
Forrest Mericle
del Wilson
Unionville
Juanita
Clarence
Jay Anderson
Coulson
Reba Callen
Hawkeye
Centerville
L. R. Perry
Edward McCordi
Ray McCord
Robert Jennings
Charles
Albia
Robert Tarr
Roberta
Fred Blumenstock
Jasper Coffin
Centerville Social Roundup Includes Mr and Mrs Potts and Many Visitors
A Sunday and weekend of visits fill Centerville with social activity. Mr and Mrs Horton Potts hosted and visited multiple homes including the Joe Martin and Harry Jennings households. Des Moines guests Phyllis Jean joined the Jennnings and Lewis families, while numerous locals, including the Rineharts, Nashs, Gladfelder, and Brown families, hosted or called on friends and relatives across area towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton Potts
Joe Martin
Arthur Lewis
Phyllis Jean
Des Moines
Robert Jennings
Charles
Harry Jennings
Kenneth Johnson
Bert Rinehart
Frank
Lew Rinehart
Dell Hellyer
Florenne Perry
Neal Nash
Centerville
Frd Tarr
Charles Youngker
Dell Hell
Hazel Dick and
George
Newton Long
Dorothy McKern
Nellie Gladfelder
Bert Nash
Donald
Eloise
L. R. Perry
Raymond
Carl Wetterlind’s
Frank Rinehart
Kenneth Gladfelder
Jess Hiner
Chris Bogart
Jean
Jess Gladfelder
Will Haver
Lide Argo
Carl Wetterlind
Billy
Also Mentioned on This Page
S. Trewsbasket
Roy Adama
Mihs
Eddyville
Blakesburg
Violet Morris
Barbara Burton
June Easter
Paul Burns
Rex Tissue
Don Blackman
Dass
Miss Cooper
Miss Wheeler
Mary Lou Main
Richard Hudgens
Maxine Matherly
Maxine Smith
George Washington
King Miday
Gwl
Carper
Reverta Laws
Barbara Dudley
Lois Argo
Laddie Archer
McNabb
Virginia Gibbons
Max McDonough
Dorothy Lee Brain
Dorothy Lee
Paul Stafford
Hazel College
John Smithburg
DuVall
Ralph McDonough
C. D. DuVall
M. H. Johnson
H. E. Glick
E. G. Hawk
W. A. Johnson
Callie Albis
Midwest Rendering Co
Wne
Theo Miller
Jim Broshar
Salem
Mt. Pleasant
Arthur Points
W. A. Brown
Homer
Ethel
John
Ruth Kenton
Floyd Long
C. C. Smith
Albia Tuesady
Bucemi
Tom McsCrory
Moravia
Howard Besco
Otha Taylor
Buell Taylor
Tom McCrory
Charles Brown
Charles Foster
Pearl
James McCrory
Roe McCrory
Glen Brown
Homer Charles
Edmund Brown
Homer Brown
Arthur
Edward Points
Harold Taylor
W. A. Borwn
Doris
Lora Mae Besco
Ed DeLong
Louis Clark
Genevieve Wheeler
Muscatine
Frank Swaim
Chevrolet
Are
Grendbig
Chevrolet Motor Division
General Motors Sales Corporation
Detroit, Michigan
Diamond Crown Speerline
Fisher
Masier de Luxe
Universal Car Co
Moravea
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