Political Announcements for Local and County Offices
A compilation of candidacy notices for the 1935 and 1995 terms. Lloyd Thurston seeks Republican nomination for Congress in the Fifth District. G. B. Johnson runs for Appanoose County Board of Supervisors. A sheriff bid is listed for Appanoose County subject to Democratic primary votes in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Lloyd Thurston
Fifth Congressional District
Board of Supervisors
Appanoose County
G. B. Johnson
Tubaughs Anniversary and Local Family Updates
Urbana household news notes Mr and Mrs Eugene Tubaugh celebrated their wedding anniversary Tuesday evening. Verlin Selby seeks summer work in Grundy Center. Mary Stafford of Moravia visited the O S Miller home. W D Anderson and wife of Des Moines were weekend guests at Cary McCoy’s. Velda Smith stays with Bill Wilson to finish school term. parents recently moved to a farm near Albia. Christeners moved from near Packwood to the Jim Smith farm vacated by Albia move. Vance moved from Wm Fisher farm to John Fisher farm vacant house. George Shaw moved his family into the Vanes place vacated by the Vanes. Harry Newburn and wife of Des Moines visited Finley Newburn. Edgar Wilson visited John Robinson, recently home from Albia after two weeks illness. Albert Tubaugh and family were callers at Ralph Tubaughs.
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Eugene Tubaugh
Verlin Selby
Grundy Center
Mary Stafford
Moravia
O. S. Miller
W.d. Anderson
Dea| Moines
Cary McCoy
Velda Smith
Bill Wilson
Local Notes On Sick Residents And Social News
Mrs R Tubaugh and children are among the sick. Cary McCoy and family attended Roy Sharp funeral in Moravis. Sharp was his boyhood chum. Roy Fincher helped his grandfather move near Albin. Corrie Tubaugh, Daphan Stocker and Mina Smith assisted Mrs Wm Vanes with papering. Mrs Doll left for Ash Grove to visit daughter Mrs Coop after a month with Mrs Vergie Hunter. Leonard Wilson and wife recently visited Homer King’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ash Grove
Coop
Vergie Hunter
Leonard Wilson
Homer King
Local Social Notes From Boyer Ridge Community
Mr. and Mrs Averill and Kaster visited at the parental R H Easter home Thursday. Keith and Kermit Gladfelder spent Saturday with friend Junior McDanel. Olin Foster and family attended a farewell party for Mr and Mrs Virall Easter Monday night. Doyle McDanel work moved on Tuesday with Carl Boyer Delmont Moffitt and Kenneth McDanel assisting. Mrs J Fisk moved in Wednesday with Kaster and daughter Vera visiting Bob Clark. Betty Jean Foster missed two days of school due to illness. Jim Vernon Easter Ira Boyer helped Ed Whicker move Thursday. Kenneth Veach missed Moravian school Monday and Tuesday last week due to heavy snow. Mrs J W Whicker and son Wilma Centerville callers Thursday. Vera and Vera Easter and Mrs J W Whicker called on Mrs Ed Whicker Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Trenton Gladfelder visited at J W Whicker’s Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Clark
Betty Jean Foster
John McDanel
Centerville
Jim
Vernon Easter
Ira Boyer
Ed Whicker
Kenneth Veach
Moravian
J. W. Whicker
Willama
Thursay
Unionville Social News Roundup and Illness Update
Carl Alden left for Wilmington Ohio after living with his parents since January. Francis Strunk returned from Des Moines after a week with her mother. R B Miller remains in critical condition at the Wood home with little hope of recovery. Mrs Ruby Underwood returned from Exline where she aided an aunt who is very low. Local families and relatives from Moravia, Moulton, Ash Grove and nearby farms were seen visiting or moving, including the Aldens, Nortons, Millers, Wood, Huckstons, and Clark family relocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Alden
Wilmington
Ohio
C. L. Alden
Francis Strunk
Jin Des Moines
R. C. Rowe
Des Moines
R. B.miller
P. H. Wood
Ruby Underwood
Exline
Schn Robbins
Charley Norton
Perry Norton
Near Moulton
R. B. Miller
Mason
Ray Roberts
Famiily
Ash Grove
Riley Elder
Pearl Morrison
Myrtle Harrington
Lou Wood
Moulton
Weed
Russel Alden
J. R. Garner
Maggie Riggs
E. Clark
Local Social Notes From Blakesburg Moravia Albia and Nearby
Sun day visitors and callers fill a suburban social page with names and places. Families including Darby Robinson Brown Foster Van Dorin and Woodcock appear in Albia Moravia Davenport and surrounding areas with gatherings birthday celebrations and Sunday and Saturday visits across Monroe county communities.
Local Visits Highlight Week in Scott-Repp Argo Areas
Franklin A X Lamar and others visited Scott Repp and Rosege Argo homes while several families including Shehans, Firkins, Moffatts, Stansberrys and Derbys dropped by different homes during the week. The Willing Workers club met for quilting and sewing with plans for the next meeting March 14.
Local residents visit and travel notes around Brompton
Miss Zelma Johnson called on Mrs. O Milley Saturday afternoon. Clarence Wilson and family visited near Avery and Mrs Vergle Hunter and son spent time with relatives near Bloomfield Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Anderson visited at Cary McCoy and Herman Johnson homes. Bert Fisher and Herman Johnson were in Albia Wednesday. Mrs. Ona Boardman and Zelma Johnson visited Maurice Lillard Tuesday evening. Homer Newburn stopped by Everett Anderson Sunday afternoon. Merle Ann Lillard visited Vera Selman Friday night. Mrs. O. S. Miller visited Mrs. Ona Boardman Sunday. George Shaw moved his family to the Wm. Fisher farm east of Bromon. Maurice Lillard family and Flora Lillard visited Smith-Giltner Thursday. W. F. and E. F. Bosrdiman and Dorothy and Wilna called in Albia Saturday. George Shaw and children visited Maurice Lillard Sunday. I. J. Smith was a business caller in Moravia Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Darby
J. W. Codagan
Blakesbore
Willie van Dorin
iAlbia
G. R. Darby
Dennis Robinson
Albia
Edgar Wilson
Frank Fulton
Berne Anderson
Clarence Wilson
Zell Wilson
John Robinson
John
Dorothea
Donald Darby
Moravia
Roy Darby
Davenport
John Scott
Walter
Monroe
Marjorie van Dorin
Zelma Johnson
V. J. Anderson
Cary McCoy
Herman Johnson
Bert Fisher
Ona Boardman
Mixa Zelma Johnson
Maurice Lillard
Homer Newburn
Everett Anderson
Merle Ann Lillard
Vera Selman
O. S. Miller
Boardman
George Shaw
Herman Sytsma
Ralph Davis
Lola Davis
Harold Mason
Will Davis
Leonard Wilson
Frank Hawk
Jim Turner
Pearl Kelsey
Patricia Joan
Ralph Turner
Lloyd Brown
Dorothy Jeanne
Cass Hamilton
Clob
Russell Brown
Mra
Lloyd Beaty
Rollie Brown
Herman Sytama
Irene
Andrew J .Sytema
Archie Thompson
Mount Pleasant Community News Tidbits
Charley Smith, W A Brown, and Homer Brown attended the cornp hog meeting at Hilton Monday night. Ray Dickens was a caller at the A J Woodcock home Monday. Mr and Mrs Howard Besco and daughter visited the BB C Delong home Tuesday. W A Brown called at the Mrs Roe McCrory home Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs EB C Delong called in Albia Wednesday afternoon. Homer Brown, Charley Smith, and C A Woodcock called at the A J Woodcock home Wednesday afternoon. Harry Robinson called at Homer Brown's home Wednesday night. W A Brown visited Mora via Tuesday morning. Homer Brown on sick list this week but some better. Leo, Ralph Hoffman and Herbert Dodge called at Homer Brown's Friday evening.
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Besco
Leora Mae
Ladies Aid
Helen Hickenloopers
Harry Robinson
Arthur Brown
Albin
Charles Foster
Willie Brown
Homer Brown
Edmond Best
Mond Leroy
Glen Brown
Homer Charles
Ralph Woodcock
A. F. Woodcock
Charles Brown
Carolyn and
Coleen
W. A. Brown
Charley Smith
Corp
Hilton
Ray Dickens
A. J. Woodcock
Howard Besco
BB. C. Delong
Roe McCrory
EB. C. Delong
Albia
C. A. Woodcock
Homer Brown Homie
Moravia
Leo and
Ralph Hoffman
Herbert Dodge
Scattersgburg and Centerville Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs W T Trelan visited Centerville Tuesday. Frank Lockman helped Quiller Adama butcher Monday. George Scott and family welcomed a baby boy Friday morning. Emery Coltrain sawn wood for Carl Tomlin Saturday afternoon. Scott Tomlin and Fred Coltrain aided sawyers Sunday afternoon. Olive Harper visits George Scott home this week. Roy and Ruby Scott visited George Scott Saturday. Ruby Hull spent weekend with Unionville kin. Carl Tomlin and family at Wm Tomlin home Friday. Wm and Carl Tomlin were Center ville callers Thursday. J W Lockman and C A Adams stayed night with T T Lockman. Elmer Lockman visited his ailing father. Mr and Mrs Robert Foster and daughter visited Corl Tomlin Sunday. Carl Tomlin’s called at Emory Coltrain home Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Trelan
Centerville
Frank Lockman
Quiller Adama Butcher
George Scott
Emery Coltrain
Carl [Tomlin
Curtis Tomlin
Fred Coltrain
Olive Harper
Roy Scott
Ruby Hull
Unionville
Carl Tomlin
Corl Tomlin
Carl Tomin
Emory Coltrain
Moravia Social Ledger Notes Saturday Gatherings
Moravia residents and families gathered for small weekend events with numerous visits to the Pearl Kelsey and Cass Hamilton homes. Local couples celebrated a golden anniversary, birthdays were recalled, and conversational calls followed varied Saturday and Sunday visits around Moravia and nearby households.
Local residents share Sunday visits and calls
Mr and Mrs Ben Jones and family spent Sunday at the Chance Lavely Van Long was a Moravia caller Monday morning. Mr and Mrs John Van Zante Carl and Wilma were Albin callers Saturday. Wanda Jones spent Sunday night at the Van Tracy homes in Moravia. Mr and Mrs Ben Williams and family were Centerville visitors Sunday. Enid Long stayed all night with the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Jones
Chance Lavely
van Long
John van Zante
Carl
Wilma
Albin
Wanda Jones
van Tracy
Moravia
Ben Williams
Centerville
Enid Long
Hazel College Social Notes Update
Mr and Mrs Ed Johnson spent Sunday afternoon at the E C Caster Helena Carter spent Saturday nights at the Carl Cloyed home Mr and Mrs Henry Van Weelden and Andrew Sytama and family spent Sunday at the Henry Sytama home Zell Wilson was a business caller in Alicia Saturday Mia Hazel Wilson and LeRoy were shoppers in Moravia Saturday
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Ed Johnson
E. C. Caster
Helena Carter
Carl Cloyed
Henry van Weelden
Andrew Sytama
Henry Sytama
Zell Wilson
Alicia
Mia
Hazel Wilson
LeRoy
Moravia
Local visitors share time with area families
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mosier and their son of Ottumwa visited the John Allem home on Sunday. Jess Smith and family spent Monday evening at the E. Wilson home. Lorence Gardner returned from Indianola for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Staley of Centerville called on relatives Monday evening.
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Everett Mosier
Ottumwa
John Allem
Jess Smith
E. ¥. Wilson
Lorence Gardner
Indianola
Mrs. B
Staley
Centerville
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Endorsed by Rev Denny
Rev J N Denny testifies that Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills relieve his headache after twenty years with no rival remedy. Sufferers of headache neuralgia toothache backache sciatica rheumatism and other pains report better results than hoped. Countless American housewives rely on the pills as a household staple priced 25 cents and 1.00 at drug stores.
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J. N. Denny
Dr. Miles
Local Social Notes From Albia and Centerville Areas
Mrs. John Ullem is on the sick list. Mrs. James Long served on the grand jury at Albia several days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Smith and son spent Thursday at the G. Smith home near Walnut City. John Ullem and Cecil Parcel were in Albia Friday. Cecil Parcel and family spent Sunday at the home of his father James Parcel in Centerville.
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John Ullem
James Long
Albia
Jess Sm@h
BM. G. Smith
Walnut City
Cecil Parcel
James Parcel
Centerville
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Urbana
Frank Swaim Moravia
Iowa
Luse Truck Line
Boyer Ridge
Vera
Vera Easter
Ed. Whickler
Trenton Gladfelder
Palana
Fey
Bayer
Smalley
Bayer Aspug
Kinser Valley
Franklin
A. X. Lamar
Scott-Repp
Jake Firkins
Jack
Bill Haver
Clarence Sheldon
George Shehan
Amy Stansberry
Frankie Brown
John Moffatt
Rosege Argo
Scott- Repp
Jose Leimaster
E. F. Stansberry
Fred Argo
James Shehan
Earl Swift
Brompton
MT. Pleasant
Helen Hamilton
Gass Hamilton
Helen
Ed Dehasi
Ray Lemaster
Pauline, Lazella
Mary Marie
Fred Hammond
Fred Callen
Jeff Patrick
Hazel College
Turner & Son
Ambulance Service
Iconium
Melrose
Jerseys
Hampshires
Concord
Ladies Aid of
Col. Peterson and Wells
L. H. Priebe
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