Community Notices and Visits Across Local Families
Don L Brain returns from Oakland en route to Rochester to begin new job. Mrs. Lester Brain joins him to visit daughter Mrs. R C Stockwell and family. Dozens visit the Robins and Tubaugh households for dinners and birthdays. Numerous relatives travel from Blairsburg Blakesburg Des Moines and Philadelphia for gatherings and hospital visits. Family news includes students and service members visiting, weddings, and church events across several towns.
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Don L. Brain
Oakland
Calif
Rochester
N. Y
Lester Brain
R. C. Stockwell
Familly
Levi Robinson
William Peck
George Robinson
Roger
Sue
William Robinson
Carol
Billy
Ralph Robinson
Jimmy
T. J. Fletcher
Albert Tubaugh
Ray Tubaugh
Donna Rae
Dixie Rae
Richard Tubaugh
Richard
Venetah
Garold Gillaspie
Blairstown
Alva Tusbaugh
Blakesburg
Clarence Dowd
Snowy Weekend Weather and Local Visits Gathered
Enon records a snowy weekend with melt. Belmond residents Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Followwill visit kin in Centerville with Harold Hawk family. The Vance and VanDorin households host relatives and friends while mumps run through the community. Mrs. Mary Shaw funeral attended in Blakesburg. birthdays and family visits noted around Albia Ottumwa and Ottumwa area.
Vitamin D Levels Boost Growth in Indoor Livestock
The article explains that QGcco mineral vitamin supplement provides 32 000 units per pound of vitamin D to improve absorption of minerals and growth. Animals fed indoors without vitamin D grow slower and use more feed. adding yeast and mineral with grain delivers required vitamin D for cheaper, faster gains. A truck received another order of OKs-Eak yesterday, with a note to save by visiting after it.
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Qgcco
Local Social Notes From Dallas And Roscoe Gatherings
Sunday evening visits mentioned include Dallas Pater, Mrs. Edna Robinson and sons, and Mrs. Ola Laws at the Roscoe Brown home. The Monday gathering also took place at that Roscoe Brown residence with additional attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughtard
Dallas Pater
Edna Robinson
Udell community mourns Erna Matthews 54
Erna Matthews a long time Udell resident and Brethren church member died Saturday at 54. Survived by wife Lucille, son Glenn and wife Guelda, siblings and step relatives. Funeral Monday at Miller Werhle with Rev. Deeter. burial at Fairview cemetery. The obituary notes large flower display and the service was described as the largest ever held at the funeral home.
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Erna Matthews
Brethren Church
Udell
Lucille Petefish Matthews
Glenn
Wife Guelda
Ruby White
Centerville
Mary Longley
Moulton
John
Cedar Rapids
Ella Burton
Viola, Andrews
Sylvia Atkinson
Marion
Myrtle Wilkinson
Erna
Miller Werhle Funeral Home
W. R. Deeter
Jesse Torrance
Wayne Caylor
T. C. Qids
Harold Mishler
Glenn Cridlebaugh
Carl Whisler
Lionel Spring
Lloyd Whisler
Leonard Spurgeon
Social Notes From Centerville Area Gatherings
Charlton Dods Houser and Gary visited Lionel Spring’s home on Friday night. Mrs. A. S. Dukes, Udell mail carrier’s mother, is critically ill. Rey and Mrs. Deeter traveled to Topeka for two weeks to visit their sons and families. Rev. Glen Plowman of Centerville will speak next Sunday evening. Ora Powell and daughters head home soon after trips through southern states, with Elmer Elschlager of Centerville accompanying them. They plan visits in Tennessee and Alabama at friends’ homes. Edna Moore hosted Saturday supper with Billy Moore family from Tri Cities and Joe Moore, Kateri Linda, and Sammy. Bruce Duty visited Lorance Morlan on Monday afternoon. Whig community mourns Phil Hinote of Unionville who died Monday afternoon.
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la Porte City
Wm. Woodward
Ralph McDonnough
County
Farm Bureau
Centerville
Myrtle Hudgens
Des Moines
Sam Hudgens
James Herron
Cedar Rapids
Mary Burns
Lee Nelson
E. A. B. Church
John Hayward
Mra
Art Fox
John Veach
Jake Day
Veach
Forrest Kaster
Dean Kaster
Ivan Helton
Wayne Wall
Donald Dicks
John Veak
Jim Woodward
Town City
Rey
Glen Cantrell
Raymond
Iowa
Oskaloosa
Leo Thompson
Devere
Dwight
Glen Burns
Florence Underwood
Dorothy
Robert
Larry
Terry
Maxine
Charlton
Dods Houser
Gary
Williamson
Lionel Spring
A. S. Dukes
Udell
Deeter
Topeka
Kan
Glen Plowman
Ora Powell
Suthern
Elmer Elschlager
T. W
Stringfellow
Tennessee
Cpl
Lawrence Powell
Selma
Alabama
Edna Moore
Billy Moore
Shelia and
Billy, Jr
Tri Cities
Mia
Joe Moore
Kateri Linda
Sammy
Iconium Community Skims Moravia Notes and Visits
Birdie Main of Moravia spent Friday at the A. J. Brown home. Lissie Kelsey visits Centerville relatives. Young Peoples meeting was Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Jake Firkins, Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Fenton and Stephen as visitors at Robert Sneeden's. Hery Brown and Mabel Hammond called on Renie Breese. W. S. C. S. ladies hosted Mrs. Edwards of Centerville Thursday. Connie Paris and Gerald Rinehart were Sunday dinner guests at George Hammond's. Beryl Brown visited Clara Brown. Loig Albertson spent the weekend at home. Frank Rinehart released from Bloomfield hospital and improving. Betty Landgriebe and Earl Taylor have mumps. Several Moravia schoolchildren out with mumps. Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Beaty were dinner guests at Beryl Brown's. Aubry Christy and Bert Rinehart spent Thursday evening there.
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Delma June Veach
Phoebe Johnson
Des Moines
Miss Veach
Albert Veach
Almont Main
Frank Swaim
Kirkaville
Cora Main
Laugh 1Lin Hospital
Jack Broshar
N.R.O.T.C
Iowa State College
Ames
Chester Broshar
Luther Caster
U.S. Navy
Pearl Harbor
Mary Rose Main
Simpson College
Tndlanola
Aimont Main
Ruth Ann Johnson
Philadelphia
Canton
Kansas
The
American Legion
Mary Lou McDonough
Garnet McDonough
Arthur Andrews
Richard Tubaugh
Birdie Main
Moravia
A. J. Brown
Lissie Kelsey
Centerville
Young Peoples Meeting
Jake Firkins
Jerald Fenton
Stephen
Robert Sneeden
S. Hery
Brown
Mabel Hammond
Renie Breese
Bloomfield Hospital
Betty Landgriebe
Earl Taylor
L. G. Beaty
Beryl Brown’s
Aubry Christy
Bert Rinehart
Local family visits and social rounds across town
Coulson and Mrs Theo Miller hosted a Sunday gathering at the Norris O Conner home. Several families including Argo Burns Mikels and VanZante visited, shared meals, and attended events with neighbors and relatives, plus a 1951 Iowa State College yield test note on Ajax at 74 bushels per acre.
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Perry Mikels
Lancaster
Theo Miller
van Lemaster
Guy Argo
Vess Hiatt
Argo
Russell Burns
Allie Boyer
Lola
Ajax
Towa State College
Circle Holds Thursday Meeting With Louisa Jones
Circle met with Louisa Jones Thursday afternoon despite bad roads all members were present Mrs Gardner guessed the mystery box Maxine White has the mumps again Sunday afternoon callers at the
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Circle
Louisa Jones
Mrs. Gardner
Maxine White
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Guy Madison
Sharp
Allis-Chalmers
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New Idea Farm Implementa
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M. E. Followwill
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Harold Hawk
Hawk
Joanne
Elmer Vance
Marvin Vance
Doyle McDanel
Glen Fowler
L. J. Smith
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Brethren Church
Manse
Elda ‘Deeter
Josie Stuckey
Della McConnell
Ruby Hedgecock
Helen Rouse
Missionary News
Christ
Paul
Alice Spring
W.M.S
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Margaret Kincade
Merna Henshaw
Elda Deeter
Margaret Henderson
Mattie Campbell
Minnie Replogie
Helen House
Sylvia Albertson
Carrie Koehler
Elmer Caylor
Pervis Criddlebaugh
George Morlan
Denver
Colo
John Morlan
Ora Withrow
Harold Spring
Joellyn Morlan
Woodrow Duty
Ben Glasgow
Duane
San Diego
Mary
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Naval Base
Dewey Houser
Albia
Sun
Mon
MacDonald Carey
Outlaws
Technicolor
Skeeter Bonn
WHO Radio Star
Clare Gable
Lone Star
Bruce
Lorance Morlan
Phil Hinote
Unionville
Iconium
George Hammond
Kenneth O’conner
Sharon
Norris O'Conner
Jay Argo
Herb Roblenz
Herb Boblenz
John VanZante
Lawrence VanZante
Joan
Patty
Wayne and
Eddyville
Carl van Zante
Lester White
So and Sew Club
Lois Shelquist
Carl VanZante
John van Zante
Eary Saul G
Amos McGhghy
Milady’s Fashion Center
Milady
Florence Harter
North Side Square
Sra Robb
Wm. Bivin
Bivin & Robb Allis-Chalmers
Lowell McElderry
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