Local Happenings Reference Mr and Mrs Relph Visit
Local notes list visits and weekend guests across Cambria Ottumwa Centerville and Des Moines area. Families including Relphs Vickreys Taylors Dutttles and Oestens frequent Buell Taylor home with extended Air Force leaves and travel reports. Jeffrey Rogers birthday celebrated in Ankeny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Relph
Cambria
Minnie Relph
Buell Taylor
Annie Vickrey
Jay Taylor
Ryan
Terry Tuttle
Jeff
Karl Tuttle
Tom Toft
Destines
Helen Johnson
Leslie Garrett
Ottumwa
Tim Osteen
Charles N. van Zante
Thomas Dirk
Air Force
Carl van Zante
Joe Wilson
Centerville
Howard Teater
Springdale
Ark
Verl Teater
Ozark Mountains
Kansas City
Margaret Kincade
Carl Rogers
Ankeny
Jeffrey
News of Interest From ADELL by Mrs Burkland
A social note from ADELL details weekend visits among residents including Frank Conway of Philadelphia with Ora and Minnie Powell, Edward Moffatt of Atlantic IA, Donald McCarty, Herb Doron of Newton, and Bob Burkland of Indiana visiting to care for Mrs Burkland. A fifth grade picnic and fishing trip led by teacher Zehp Erhart occurred at the Burkland home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Conway
Philadelphia
Penn
Ora Powell
Edward Moffatt
Atlantic
Minnie Moffatt
Donald McCarty
Howard Burkland
Herb Doron
Newton
Zehp Erhart
Howard Burklands
Bob Burkland
Indiana
Community News From Coulson and Nearby
Mrs Helena Hunt reports Rev Simms in hospital. Local visits include Ernest Hiatt family, Eva Tucker at Lake Rathbun tree dedication, Theo Miller with Lloyd Carter to Newton, Doris Roblenz at Farm Bureau in Centerville. Several residents, including Hiatts and Boblenz families, visited friends and called on neighbors Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kirsten
Ernest Hiatt
Ernest West
Eva Tucker
Lake Rathbun
Theo Miller
Lloyd Carter
Newton
Francis ‘Miller
Doris Roblenz
Farm Bureau
Ceniterville
Clarence Ballanger
Ernest Hiatts
Bill Anderson
Edna
J. D. Downard
Jessie Miller
Donald Hiatt
Donita
Ed Seeley
Mystic
Herb Roblenz
Ernest Wests
Guy McDanet
Jon Ernest
Unionville News Roundup Sees Local Visits and a Death
Mrs. Ira Robb of Seymour visited with Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Miller while Rod Purdum of Ottumwa came to town. Audria McMullin of Batavia visited Agnes More. Iva Hunt of Batavia joined John Burger and family for Sunday. John Kelley’s death saddened the community and deep sympathy is sent to his family. Lisa Clark from New London stayed with her grandparents Alva and Mrs. Smith amid weekend visits from her parents Junior and Lisa Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Robb
Seymour
C. C. Miller
Rod Purdum
Ottumwa
Audria McMullin
Batavia
Agnes More
Iva Hunt
John Burger
Darrell Rutter
Melissa
Burger
Carrie Cross
Unionville
Lisa Clark
New London
Alva Smith
Junior Clark
Lisa
Joe Kysilka
Weekend visits and home painting noted in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids hosted weekend visits by Mr and Mrs Alva Smith then Mr and Mrs Fred Davis Saturday and Mr and Mrs Bud Cox of Ottumwa Sunday. Bill Jacobsen of Oregon Colorado finished painting the Smith home. Willard Brain visited Clifford Burger Saturday. Several residents report finding large quantities of mushrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Alva Smith
Fred Davis
Bud Cox
Ottumwa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Claude Hawke
National Bank
Centerville, Iowa
Adell
B. W. Meyer
N. Clinton ST
Albia
Iowa
Star Cleaners
Farmall
Ford
LHC
J.B
Cuba
Noble Harrow
Hotchkiss
van Doris Implement Company
Allis-Chalmers & New Idea
Vial
Moravia
Land
Helena Hunt
Rev Simms
Coulson
Ernest Hiat
Clifford Burger
Caldwell Township
Monroe County
Mantua Township
Farmers Home Administration
United States Department of Agrculture
Appanoose-Monroe
Ike Benz
Care of
Iowa Trust and Savings Bank
Lee R. Benz
An — Farm Bureau Insurance
Waiter J. Hansen
Appendese County
Steven Forstime
Bruce Davis
16Th St
Hospital Dial
OWA
R. E
Dick” Cooper
W. Washington
LBIA
Don Peterson
Paul Morehead
John Peterson Moravia
Thomas L. Kofpman
Albia Sales Co., Inc
Ham Butts
Burk Wieners
Tenderloin Ib
Folger’s Coffee
SD Cpanant Beakey Apples
del Monte
Harvard
Oleo
Allen
Diai
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