Unionville Social Notes Highlight Florence Wilson Visit
Mrs Florence Wilson returned to Ottumwa after visiting her mother Mrs Jane Bishop and other relatives. Mrs Naomi Scott came back from Des Moines where she visited her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Aimens. Mr and Mrs R E Wilson celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary April 22 with guests including Mrs Jane Bishop and the Brain family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Wilson
Ottumwa
Jane Bishop
Naomi Scott
Des Moines
Aimens
R. E. Wilson
G. N. Brain
Laura
More and Agnes More and Moravia visitors mourn Mary More
Mary E. More died Friday morning after declining health. The community mourns the passing of a mother and grandmother to Mabel Smith, wife of the Moravia Union editor. A series of religious services and social events are noted, including M E Ald. gatherings, revival services, and Junior Senior banquet. Local clergy Rev R G Hankins and Rev Lalling preached, with guests from Centerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
More
Agnes More
Paul Harrington
Lonnie Gox
Robert
Swill Cox
Amanda Miller
M. E. Ald
Gladys Underwood
Mary E. More
Mabel Smith
Moravia Union
R. G. Hankins
Moravia
R. G. Rowe
Hanking
M. Fy Churth
Lalling
Centerville
M. E
Baptist Church
Juniora
Carr
Allerton
P. EB. O
Maxine Miller
Edna Dukes
0. Underwood
L. E. Ranson
Powers
Lucille Ellis
Ruth Allender
M. V. Dukes
Utopian Club
Federated Meeting
Anna Vietch
Mary Emma Alden
A. Miller
C. C. Miller
Local residents visit kin and neighbors in Oskaloosa and Albia
Mr and Mrs LeRoy Harvey from Oskaloosa spent Sunday at the A C Faber home. Cy Jones household hosted several families including the VanDorin and Lockman clans and Chas Jones. Other visits included Mr and Mrs J T VanDorin and sons Lowell and Leo at the Faber home, and Mildred Roberts with Marie and LaRue Thompson. The Welping Hand group met Mrs A E Pence. J J Smith was in Albia on business. Wendell McKay plowed for R 5S Faber, and the Fabers with son visited Albia Saturday evening. Hilbert Roberts from near Colo is visiting. Rev Walker called on A E Pence. Wendell Roberts visited Shenandoah. The VanDorin and Faber families called at Walter Gideon’s Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Harvey
Oskaloosa
A. C. Faber
Cy Jones
Willie VanDorin
J. C. Lockman
Mildred Roberts
Welping Hand
A. E. Pence
J. J. Smith
Albia
Wm. Barnes and Son
J. J
Community Notes From Unionville Route 3
Unionville Route 3 residents visit neighbors and attend burials after Mr. Tom Jones and Mrs. Mary More deaths. Names include Wilber Miller, Ivan Gibbs, Mae Stumtey, J J Stevens, Russell Fowler, Delbert Hayworth, Tom Hiatt, Mary Fowler, Edith Glasgow, Mary Lou Glasgow, Beulah Gibbs, Ed Rumley, Ralph Hayworth, and Carl Coffin among others. Several calls and visits occur at Centerville and nearby homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilber Miller
Tom Hiatt
Ivan Gibbs
Mae Stumtey
J. J
Denny
Tom Jones
J. J. Stevens
Emma Ray
Russell Fowler
Delbert Hayworth
Mary More
Mae Rumley
Sam Kingery
Mary Fowler
Edith
Mary Lou Glasgow
Earl Foster
Centerville
Ralph Hayworth
Will Moffatt and Sone
Unionville
Glen Clancy
Sehr
Jack
John Tucker
Beulah Gibbs
Ed Rumley
Harry
Carl Coffin
Local Social Visits Reported Across Moravia and Nearby Homes
Mrs Emma Ray visited at the Will Moffatt home on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Sam Kingery visited Wilber Kingery Will Milleman homes in Moravia last week. Mr and Mrs Robert Glasgow and Mery Lou visited Mary Fowler home, and daughter of Albin were callers at Willie VanPurin home Saturday morning. Ed Stokes and wife of Abbin attended Friday evening at Willie VanDov in home. Mr and Mrs W U VanDovin and daughters spent Saturday afternoon in Albi. Those at Firvin Sincox's Saturday evening included Frank Mavor family and Cy Jones family with daughter Clelly. Miss Katrena Systma visited Miss Dorothy Darby Monday afternoon. Sylvan and Clell VanDorin spent Saturday with Clair Sinox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clancy
Emma Ray
Will Moffatt
Sam Kingery
Wilber Kingery
Will Milleman
Moravia
Robert Glasgow
Mery Lou
Mary Fowler
Albin
Willie VanPurin
Ed Stokes
Abbin
Willie VanDovin
W. U1
VanDovin
Albi
Firvin Sincox
Manvor
Sylvan
Clell VanDorin
Clair Sineox
Leonard Simmer Defender of Common People Voice
The Holstein Advance praises Leonard Simmer as a loyal House member who fights for fair measures and rejects special privileges for the few. It notes unknown background but commends his willingness to battle for what he believes is just, hoping more leaders show fighting spirit to aid ordinary citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmer
Leonard Simmer
Holstein
Blue Front Sunday Visits and Local Social Roundup
The Elbert Moore and Jim Moore families visited Sunday. Cass Hamilton and family spent the day at the F. P. Hamilton home. Mrs. Wade Lockman visiting Marve Lockman. Circle met with Louisa. Jeff Patrick and family called at Alsa Mangle's Thursday. Van Longa from Centerville. Albia callers Wednesday. Ruth Hough closed a term of school at Blue Front April 29 with a noon basket dinner and afternoon social. Attendees included Ed Delong, Jeff Patrick, Leslie Plant, Williams family, Har ry Woodward, Gustaf Cline and daughter, Marve Lockman, Max Lyle Hintt, Van Long, John Van Zante, Carl, Ben Jones, Lloyd Crown and daughter, Gaylord Main, Charlie Hough and family, Versal Hough and son, and Mrs Cass Hamilton and Helen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Moore
Jim Moore
Cass Hamilton
F. P. Hamilton
Wade Lockman
Marve Lockman
Circle
Louisa, Jones
Jeff Patrick
Alsa Mangle
van Longa
Centerville
Ben Williams
Albia
Ruth Hough
Blue Front
van Long
yMr
John van Zante
Carl
Ben Jones
Lloyd Crown
Gaylord Main
Mes
Charlie Hough
Versal Hough
Sid
Helen
Hazel College visitors and local families gather for weekend
Hazel College E C Kaster and family spent Sunday at the Herman Johnson home in Brompton. Arthur and Herbert Lewis of Des Moines spent the week end at the Pd Johnson home. Katreny Systma visited Albia relatives last week. Everett Miller and family of Dex Monea and Andrew Systma and family of Albia joined Herman Systma at the Henry Systma home. Willie VanDorviz and family visited Cy Jones home. Eduard Anderson of Des Moines and Mrs A Andersen were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Kaster
Herman Johnson
Brompton
Arthur
Herbert Lewis
Des Moines
Pd. Johnson
Katreny Systma
Albia
Everett Miller
Dex
Monea
Andrew Systma
Albcia
Herman Systma
Henry Systma
Willie VanDorviz
Cy Jones
and Mes
Eduard Anderson
Dez Moines
A. Andersen
West Point Residents Visit Over Weekend
West Point notes show Mr and Mrs Archie Thompson visiting Pearl Relacy on Sunday. Families of Russel Brown Lloyd Brown and Irene Main joined Rollie Brown for a Sunday gathering. Jane Murphy stayed with Mrs Tom Brown last week while Garnett Brown works for A G Turner on earn installation. Billie Kelsey and Genevieve Carter visited friends including Jyds Davis and Cass Hamiltons, with Lloyd Brown and Dorothy Jeanne attending Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Thompson
Pearl Relacy
Russel Brown
Lloyd Brown
Irene Main
Rollie Brown
Jane Murphy
Tom Brown
Garnett Brown
A. G. Turner
Billie Kelsey
Pearl Kelseys
Genevieve Carter
Jyds Davis
Pleasant Hill Social Roster Highlights Sunday Visits
Dick Halman and family of Oska toosa spent Sunday at the Charles Tarbell home. Frank Chadwick visited Ed. Miller Sunday afternoon. Howard Fenton family called Tuesday at the Denny Fenton home. John McAnineh family called Tuesday evening at the Tarbell home. Rosa Murphy spent Friday at Geo. Hammond's. Arlene Fenton visited Mildred Moore Sunday afternoon. Elbert Moore hosted Elza Miller Sunday at the D.S. Fenton home. Dolph Tarbell daughters called Sunday afternoon at Millie Chadwick's. Lloyd Massmann a Centerville caller Saturday. Frank Tarbell stopped by John McAninch Wednesday. Mrs. Leo Beaty and children stayed Friday night at Capt Dick's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Halman
Oskatoosa
Charles Tarbell
Frank Chadwick
Ed. Miller
Howard Fenton
Tuesndy
Denny, Fenton
John McAnineh
Frank ‘Larbell
Rosa Murphy
Geo. Hammond
Arlene Fenton
Mildred Moore
John Medland
Mystic
Lloyd Massman
Elbert Moores
Elza Miller
D.S. Fenton
Dolph Tarbell
Millie Chadwick
Lloyd Massmann
Centerville
Elbert Moore
Jim Moore
Frank Tarbell
John McAninch
Leo Beaty
Dick’s
Community Notes From Oscaloosa Area Socials
Brompton I J Smith is on the sick list. O S Miller and wife visited Jim Leach home. Lulu Tillmont and Mrs One Boardman hosted visits. Cary McCoy and son Max visited Oscaloosa relatives. Dale Smith spent weekend near Leon. Guss Hintt family visited Edward Robinson home. Howard Robinson helped L E Thompson with farm work. Myx and Mrs Alex Collins of Albin visited W I Toardman’s. Edgar Wilson’s birthday dinner guests included Wm Wilson family, Clarence Wilson family, Edward Robinson family. Wm Boardman and wife, E F Boardman and children dined at M Boardman home. Afternoon callers: Charles Mack and mother. Mr and Mrs Harey Newell of Albia. Mr and Mrs H M Smith and Robert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. J. Smith
O. S. Miller
Jim Leach
Lulu Tillmont
One Boardman
Cary McCoy
Max
Oscaola
Iowa
Dale Smith
Leon
Guss Hintt
Edward Robinson
Howard Robinson
L. E. Thompson
Myx
Alex Collins
Albin
W. I. Toardman
Wm. Wilson
Billy
Clarence Wilson
Edgar Wilson
Edgar
Centerville Visitors Share Sunday at Local Homes
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hiatt and their baby visited after church at the U. S. Hiatt home. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Welly and Miss Bonnie from near Centerville spent Sunday with the J. R. Callen family. K. EB. Luce was a Centerville caller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Hiatt
Baby
U. S
World's Tonic Really Works Says Bloomington Visitor
A well dressed man at a Bloomington drugstore praised World's Tonic claiming it cured catarrh and stomach trouble after two bottles. He said he would buy six more bottles and pay upfront before racing, and noted his dramatic improvement from undigested food, fullness after meals, and shortness of breath after using the tonic. Sold by Smith and other reliable druggists at per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ill
Weekend Visit and Tragic Child Death Mentioned
Saturday night Miss Cone accompanied a man home for a weekend visit. Mr and Mrs Alyn Riggle and children visited Centerville. their baby called on the Osha Hiatt family. A radio report announced the death of Billie Derrickson son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Derrickson of Unionville from a grain lodged in his windpipe. The family previously lived near Moravia. Mr and Mrs R E Luse and Betty visited J R Callen’s home Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cone
Alyn Riggle
Centerville
Ernest Hiatt
Osha Hiatt
Billie Derrickson
Ralph Derrickson
Unionville
Billie
Moravia
R. E. Luse
Betty
J. R. Callen
Queen Esthers Meet at Methodist Church Parlor
A Queen Esther meeting held April 26 in the Methodist church parlors with Mrs. Stella Carter leading. Attendance reported as feverish peer. a pot luck supper was enjoyed. A convention report from Hedrick was presented and program included whistling solos by Daphen Pennington with Beulah Bishop on piano, plus piano solos by Beulah Bishop and Susie Tarr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Stella Carter
Hedrick
Daphen Pennington
Beulah Bishop
Susie Tarr
Local Social Roundup Faces Weekend Visits and Examinations
M M Darby family spent Sunday at Willard Cohagen’s home. Fishermen visit Foster pond daily. Everett Anderson stayed with J Z Anderson. George Darby attended the Community Auction Sale in Centerville. John Scott visited his brother Walter Scott’s family near Andy Madison’s. Mrs. Mary Davis shopped in Moravia. Zell Wilsons hosted visitors including Mrs Sarah Hoadley Miss Jennie Robinson John Robinson and Mrs Clarence Wilson. Donald and Dorothea Darby shared Sunday dinner with Rev and Mrs John Simmers and children. Mrs Lulu Tillmont spent Wednesday with M M Darby and Thursday at Harley Smith’s. She gave 7th and 8th grade exams at Elmora school Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Darby
Willard Cohagen
Foster Pond
Everet Anderson
J. Z. Anderson
George Darby
Centerville
John Scott
Walter Scott
Moravia
Andy Madison
Harley Smith
Mary Davis
Sarah Hoadley
Jennie Robinson
John Robinson
Clarence Wilson
Zell Wilson
Donald
Dorothea Darby
John Simmers
Lulu Tillmont
Elmora School
Scattersbury Social Scraps From Local Visits
Scattered notes show residents visiting relatives and neighbors across Homer Kings, W Tomlin, Raymond Lockman, and Wm Tomlin households. Several social calls occur Sunday and Monday with names including Maxine, Billy, Dorothy Gene Lockman, Hazel, Olive Harper, Zula Taylor, and Lizzie Trelun.
What Is A Bladder Physic A Medicine Description
What Is A Bladder Physic describes a medicine that acts on the bladder like waste oil acts on the bowels to drive out impurities and excess acid. It claims to ease night urination frequent urges leg pains and backache. BU-KETS five grain tablets offered as an affordable bladder physic with a 25 cent test box and money back guarantee after four days if not cured.
Simmers Host Birthday Party For Tean's Sixth
Jack and Jean Simmers entertained ten of their friends last Saturday afternoon to celebrate Tean’s sixth birthday in a lively party with games treats and decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Jean Simmers
Tean
New Franco American Band Instruments on Display
New Franco American Band instruments are now on display at the Smithy Pinus Co tower in Alc hin offering new prices. See these items before you buy to compare features and value.
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