Kinser Valley by George R. Darby
A local note reports Clell VanDorin, son of W. H. VanDorin, wounded in Korea, moved to a Japanese hospital and in good spirits with care and food noted. Wounds include a burned chest, a large hole in the right side and right arm. Temperature near 28 degrees, roads in poor condition as of Monday morning. George VanDorin visited Saturday night with his parents as Zell Wilson tagged his sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clell VanDorin
W. H. VanDorin
Korea
Japan
George VanDorin
Freddie VanDorin
Zell Wilson
Local Summer Notices From Hilton Area
Fredd ie Vanidoria drives cement for Petersory sale barn on sunny days while a hail storm Wednesday coats ground with marble sized hail. A Tuesday wind wrecks a corn crib for Russell Darby as neighbors persevere through mud to attend a basketball game. Sunday visits touch W K Van Dorin and Freddie Van Dorin homes and Raymond Jones helps Ervin Long log at the mill. February Hilton Hustlers 441 club meets February 12 with eight members. Edwin Clark leads. Lloyd Reid conducts legume seed judging, Carl Rouse Alex Koffman and Karl Rogers receive dairy cattle demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie ‘Vanidoria
Petersory
Russell Darby
E. F. Boardman
W. K
van Dorin
Freddie van Dorin
Raymond Jones
Ervin
Hilton Hustlers 441 Club
Edwin Clark
Carl Rouse
Tom
Alex Koffman
Karl
Jim
Donna Rogers
Edwin
DeWayne Clark
Lloyd Reid
Karl Rogers
Senior Graphs of Norma Jean Schrodt Life Facts
Norma Jean Schrodt from Fairview Illinois born April 25 1933 attended Ellisville Avon Moravia Howard high schools stands 5 feet 4 inches 110 pounds brown hair blue eyes. She lists favorite candy Pecan Roll and teachers All of them. She enjoys tying as favorite subject and Tom Dorsey as orchestra leader. Ambitions office work with FHA Glee Club Commercial Club Library and letter awards. Hobbies diving and painting Fet peeve two faced people. Plans for next year to get 4 ab in Deg unincs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Jean Schrodt
Fairview
Illinois
Ellisville
Avon
Moravia
Howard
Tommy Dorsey
Oldsmobile
New Hope Church Postponed. Birthday Notes and Local Sights
New Hope by Genevie Donovan reports a Wesley Chapel church event postponed due to bad weather, now set for March 16. March 4 marked W. E. Donovan’s 80th birthday with a family gathering and several local guests, plus two birthday cakes. The column lists community visits, moves, farm bureau meeting, and various local social activities, including sports outings and a catalog of neighbors and their families.
Unclear fragment hints at social visit trends
Fragmentary OCR mentions a gathering at the home of Mrs Elite and notes visits by Frank Turner and Ed Siutie to the George Turner residence Sunday afternoon. Details are incomplete and Unicode issues obscure full context.
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Iran
Halvig
Mra
Elite Oes Aete Mily
Frank Turner
edSiutie
George Turner
Enon by Mrs J T Van Dorin Moravia notes and travels
Local column records social visits and events around Moravia and nearby towns. Families Norick Walter VanDorin Faber Witt Hawk Followwill Johnson and Bettis are mentioned with church gatherings birthdays, dinners, and a funeral. Weather notes hail and freezing rain. a son joins the U S Army departing for Ft Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Leo VanDorin
Floyd McFall
Harold Hawk
Bert Russell
Numa
M. B. Folowwill
Hawk
Pat Followwill
Leo
Marie
Linda
Wilma Johnson
Paul Smiley
Leo van Dorin
Bill Bettis
Carl Bettis
Albia
U. S. Army
Ft Riley
Kan
Van Zante Family Attends Des Moines Basketball Game
Mr and Mrs Carl VanZante and Ronald Lee attended a Des Moines basketball game last Tuesday night. Mark and Charles stayed with their grandparents the VanZanites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl VanZante
Ronald Lee
Des Moines
Mark
Charles
VanZanites
Local social visits and gatherings in Moravia area
The report lists multiple Sunday visits among residents of Alicia Eddyville Moravia and surrounding farms. Guests include Mr and Mrs Lester White and family at the Cody Luge home and other meals and club activities at the VanZante Wilson and VerPloeg homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PA. Gardner
Cody
Carl VanZante
Charles
Ruth Wilson
T. R. Gardner
Smithburg
Moravia
Ronald Lee
Mark
Mission Band
Larry Pfannebecker
Pleasant Girl By Mra M E Dicks Pleasant Girl
Mr and Mrs Jay Argo spent last weekend in Keokkuk with their daughter. Mr and Mrs Charles Burnette and family attended, along with Mr and Mrs Russell Brown and Mr and Mrs Dick Brown. Jim MecAninch, Billy and Elbert Moore went to a Des Moines game. Paul Dicks visited Clyde and Truxton Dicks last Sunday. Mrs Richard Dunham and Debby have been visiting the Russell Brown home since Tuesday with Betty Jean ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Chapel
W.E. Donovan
Jr. Donovan
Bessie Donovan
John Wood
Charles Dooley
David
Joe Manley
Nadie Wood
Pauline Dororah
Ernest West
Ivan Harsh
Cecil Schrodt
Jim Herron
Kay
Loyd Carter
Clyde Gladfelder
Darlene
Newt Long Farm
Gladfelders
Howard Harper
George Turner
Harper
Trenton Wilson
Jo, White
Lois Martin
Dick Wilson
Ed Schindler
Don Pettibone
a_district Farm Bureau
Chariton
Lute Hiatt
Carol Brees
Carl VanZante
Karl Fischer
Frank Hiatt
Nice
Russell Scanlon
Harry Harris
Persia
Iowa
Bob Carter
Des Moines
Irven Kalvig
Walter Harper
Archie Martin
Mike
Elsie Martin
Donald West
Bill
Bob
Harsh
John
Elia Hiatt
Center‘ville
Trenton
Gladfelder
John Whicker
Clyde
Jay Argo
Keokkuk
Community Notes From Ottumwa Area Social Visit News
Mrs Elbert Moore returned home from St Joseph hospital in Ottumwa the first of the week. Mr and Mrs Clell Sheldon and children of Ottumwa spent Saturday night and Sunday at the Merle Dicks home. Other Sunday dinner guests were Addie and Clarence Sheldon and Charlotte Mc Aninch, Clayton Sheldon and children and Edward McCord. Mr and Mrs Dick Brown were visiting Sunday in Centerville with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Moore
St. Joseph Hospital
Ottumwa
Clell Sheldon
Merle Dicks
Addie
Clarence Sheldon
Charlotte McAninch
Clayton Sheldon
Edward McCord
Dick Brown
Centerville
Water for beef cattle in cold weather
Farmers note cattle require water even in freezing temperatures and a day without water causes more harm than a day without feed. Emphasizes consistent supply to prevent health and production issues in winter.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kinser Valley
George R. Darby
Alt Ola Ma
Hilton Hustlers
Lecce
Turner Funeral Home
New Hope
Genevie Donovan
Enon
J. T. van Dorin
John van Zante
Crosley & Skelgas
DeVos
Sale Pavilion
Iqwa
Co. H. C. Peterson & Sons
Paul Morehead
Pleasant Girl
Mra, M. E, Dicks
Makomb
Polson Hatchery
North Clinton Albia, Ia
Ihey Florists
St. Albia
Mreerts Iit
Frank Swaim
Roxy's
Fashion Store
America
Store For Women
Zee Firestone
Firestone Traction Center
Liberal
Mr. Farmer
Oehler Brothers
Firestone Store
Albia - Moravia
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