Hazel College Electionand community visitors
Hazel College held a school election on Monday with Doyle Luse elected director. Mr and Mrs Harold Davis and C A Jones were Sunday visitors at the Grant Lincox home. Several local residents including Andy Madison and Burke Wilson called on neighbors. Mrs Ervin Sincox and J E Caster are noted visiting and spending time with relatives. A baby boy was born Friday March 9 to Mr and Mrs Earl Brain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Davis
C. A. Jones
Grant Lincox
Willie VanDorin
Henry Sytsma
Marie
Kinser Valley
Arthur
Herbert Lewis
Howard
Laurence Johnson
Hazel College
Doyle Luse
Earl Brain
Andy Madison
Foster
Grant Sincox
Zell Wilson
Burke Wilson
Ervin Sincox
E. , Caster
J. E. Caster
Mra
Delph Pence
Miller and Wood Families Share Weekend Visits and Work
David Caylor and James Wood with son Floyd attended the Campbell and Gordy sale Tuesday. Mrs. James Wood visited Noah Kingery. Mrs. Dave Caylor and Mrs. Floyd Wood visited Mrs. R. C. Hart. D. L. Strunk sawed wood for James Wood and son Floyd. Mary Miller returned from Centerville Saturday to spend the weekend with home folks. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Caylor Sunday at Claude Underwood. Mr. and Mrs. James Wood and family with Sarah Haines in Unionville. Floyd Wood and family visited Doyle McDanel near Unionville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Caylor
James Wood
Floyd
Noah Kingery
Dave Caylor
Floyd Wood
R. C. Hart
D. L. Strunk
Mary Miller
Centerville
Claude Underwood
Sarah Haines
Unionville
Duane
Freda
Doyle McDanel
Pleasant Hill Social Roundup Includes Family Visits
Daily gatherings and friendly visits fill the Pleasant Hill area. Many families such as Blue, Fenton, Swift, Beaty, Argo, and Dicks hosted or visited at multiple homes over the week. Local children Wayne Clark Harold Fenton Mildred Maxine Moore and others were mentioned in duties and friendly calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Blue
Dennie Fenton
Earle Swift
Leo Beaty
Dale
Ned Argo
Guelda
Harry Brown
Leroy
Cap Dicka
Haver Free
Orville Callen
J. A. Clark
Wayne
W. H. Callen
Lloyd Clark
Harold Fenton
Elbert Moore
Rex Dicks
Grandpa Dicks
Verna McAninch
Jimmie
Laura Dicks
Fern Penfield
Merle Dicks
Cap Dicks
Clara Massman
Mildred Maxine
Linyd Clark
Shirley Townsend
Dau
Gilbers Cullen
Orville Cullen's
Rose
Josephine Murphy
Lucilla Priebe
Opal Fenton
Bennie Fenton
Harold and
Ed. Miller
Fenton
Mrs. Miller
Glen Massman
Jack, Penfield
Lewis Curtis
Kenneth and
Clark Priebe
Brompton Social and Farming Notes Warm Spring Day
Monday’s warm sun and rain signal spring in Brompton. Farmers plan oats sowing as Wilson Bros. dehorn cattle. Homer Newborn helps Leach at the sawmill. Gerald Hunter travels through Brompton to Moravia. John Fisher and family visit relatives. Allie Pence visits Cary McCoy. Ivan Chamberlain rides to Blakesburg. Mrs Francia Wilbon ill. Weurice Boardman and family dine with Earl’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer
Wilson Bros
Homer Newborn
Leach
Gerald Hunter
Blakesburg
Brompton
Moravia
John Fisher
Allie Pence
Cary McCoy
Ivan Chamberlain
Francia Wilbon
Weurice Boardman
Earl
Local Rural Moves and Farm Changes Across Feat and Surrounding Areas
Andrew Madison locked his store in Feat on Saturday night. Roy Fisher moved household goods to a recently purchased farm. Mr Reiner moved to Fisher’s vacated plate while Milo Selby relocated to his father’s home. He and his father will farm together this year. Otha DuVall and family visited Bill Wilson’s home recently. John Stocker moved to Ottumwa in March to seek work at the packing line. Grant Bailey will farm the Hickenlooper place again this year. Bill Wilson helped Edgar Wilson haul corn from Blakesburg last week. Leo Stafford makes fence posts for the Robinson estate. Virgil Johnson and wife moved to the Lynch farm southeast of Moravia. Allie Pence rented the old Charley Miller farm north for Urbana Center Church. Ralph Tubaugh spent the weekend with home folks. Everett Rowley and family were guests at Spencer Ltayed home. Tade Barnes returned from New Mexico where he spent the winter and found the climate delightful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Madison
Roy Fisher
Mr. Reiner
Fisher
Milo Selby
Otha DuVall
Bill Wilson
John Stocker
Ottumwa
Grant Bailey
Hickenlooper
Edgar Wilson
Blakesburg
Leo Stafford
Robinson
Virgil Johnson
Lynch Farm
Morravia
Allie Pence
Charley Miller
Urbana Center
Ralph Tubaugh
Everett Rowley
Spencer
Tade Barnes
New Mexico
Birthday dinners and visits fill Unionville week
Unionville residents hosted birthday gatherings for Mrs Edna Dukes and Mr Claude Underwood with family and friends at various homes. Visitors included Miss Ruth Allender Miss Louise Muller and H L Dukes. Charley Dommer returned from a 90 day army furlough in Ottumwa before resuming duty at Saint Marie Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. £. Wilson
Edna Dukes
Wilson
Ruth Allender
Louise Muller
H. L. Dukes
Charley Dommer
Ottumwa
Saintdte-Marie
Michigan
Mike
Ruby Underwood
Sarah Underwood
Rollie Carter
Dave Caylor
Claude Underwood
J.C. Price
Harry Strunk
W. R. Morrison
Udell
P. H. Wood
Mrs. Smyth
Dakota
Elsie Bair
Dick Yant
Centerville
D. A. Tweedy
Floyd Wood
Viole Dowd
Billy
Fred Stanley
Hedge College Visitors and Local Social Roundup
Cody Luge and family visited G. E. Lose home while Vivien Wilson spent Saturday evening with Tone Fix. Harold Davis and family called on O. G. Davis. R. C. Wilson and family visited E. F. Wilson. Mrs. Rhods Stevenson and Mrs. Ellen Pence visited Dutch DuVall home. Donald and Dorothea Darby stayed with Burke and Vivien Wilson. Harold Stufflebeam was elected district director on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cody Luge
G. E. Lose
Vivien Wilson
Tone Fix
Harold Davis
O. G. Davis
R. C. Wilson
E. F. Wilson
Mra. Rhods Stevenson
Eilen Pence
Dutch DuVall
Donald
Dorothea Darby
Burke
Harold Stufflebeam
Franklin at Versailles and the first successful balloon flight
The account recalls Benjamin Franklin as Versailles guest when the first balloon ascent occurred. Bourbon Courties questions its usefulness, Franklin replies that a baby grows. Aviation grows with encouragement and nourishment. Gardena and flower planters will soon stir the earth. Nothing is so essential to a home as the home town newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin
Versailles
Aristocray
Franklin
Gardena
Political Announcements Candidacy for State Representative
A political candidate submits his bid for State Representative to supporters and Republican voters, subject to the June Primary and party wishes.
McNeal declares candidacy for Appanoore County auditor
Jennie K. McNeal announces candidacy for nomination as County Auditor on the Republican ticket for the June 1928 primary in Appanoore County, appealing to voters to support her bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appanoore County
Re’publican
Jennie K, McNeal
THOMAS announces candidacy for Appanogse sheriff
H R Thomas declares his bid for the office of sheriff in Appanogse county subject to Democratic voters June primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appanogse County
H.R. Thomas
Appanoose County Auditor Candidate J A Swan
The notice promotes J A Swan for the office of County Auditor of Appanoose County subject to Republican voters will at the June Primary. The abbreviated declaration emphasizes party alignment and election timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appanoose County
J. A. Swan
Not Enough for Average Town and Estate Mortgage Notice
A humorous blurb from Blakesburg Excelsior cites a prize winning answer about what the town needs most while a separate notice in Appanoose County Iowa announces a mortgage petition in the matter of Enos L Hiatt deceased. Emery R Hiatt seeks court authority to mortgage seven acres in Moravia to pay estate debts with a hearing set for 1:30 p.m. on an April date in Centerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Blakesburg Excelsior
District Court of
Iowa
Appanoose County
Enos ‘L. Hiatt
Elizabeth Hiatt
Rosetta Brown
John Allen Hiatt
Etta Jane Raney
Joseph Oliver Hiatt
William Enos Hiatt
Emery R. Hiatt
George 8. Hiatt
Iva Francia Wood
Elijah Frederick Hiatt
Towa
St. P. M
Auditor's
Moravia
Centerville
Appanocose County
Also Mentioned on This Page
West Side
Albia
Meas
George M. Cohan
America
Bressare
Serle
Miller
Hedge College
Howard Ballew
McAdoo
Paul Broshar
N. B. Ward
Farmers’ & Merchants’ Savings Bank
Lawn of
County of
Appanoose
Total
State of Iowa
T. J. Turner
W. L. Hicks
J. B. Sneed
WL. Hicks
3. B. Sneed
J. 5
Sneed
C. C. Coulson Notary Public
C. A. Turner
A. G. Turner
B. E. Turner
H. 8. Turner
Hudson
Hasex
Dodge
Studebaker
Durant
Nash
Buick
Main Chevrolet Co
Westinghouse Electric
lowa_Southern Utilities Co
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