Notice of road vacation in Section 27 township 70 range 16
The Commissioner appointed to vacate a road starting 678 feet north of the southwest corner of Section 27 and running to the corner, then east to the southeast corner of Section 27, reports in favor of vacation. All claims for damages must be filed in the Auditor's office by noon July 5, 1948, or the road will be vacated. Grace L. Bedinger, County Auditor.
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Rock Road
F. L. Sawyers
et_al
Social notes from Salem area dinner gatherings and visits
Salem residents share meals and host guests as Dell Hellyer and family welcome relatives from Chariton Madrid and Centerville. Motorists and cousins including Perry McCord Nash and Rinehart families appear in local visits. Edna Nash of Ankeny attended Commencement with James Nash. Donald Nash now works at Ankeny ordnance plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Hellyer
Ralph Davis
Helen
Will Davis
Harold Mason
Richard
Horton Potts
Centerville
Raymond Perry
Gary
Clinton Albertson
Dell Hellyer
Hugh Mc Fatridge
Robert
Charles Jennings
Elbert Perry
Iconium
Jess Gladfelder
William Spencer
Larry
Mary Lou Rinehart
Dell H
James Nash
Donald Nash
Ankeny
Boyer Ridge by Betty Jean Foster
A community update lists various social visits and small events around Boyer school and area homes. Highlights include a basket dinner at Boyer school on Friday May 7 and multiple Sunday visits among neighbors, with a wolf hunting incident near the Keith Phillips farm where Versil Kuster shot a wolf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jean Foster
Boyer School
Ernie McGuire
James Easter
Showers Shool
Lloyd Davison
Roy Davison
Averil Kasters
Clifford Pfannebecker
Charlene
Jimmie Burks
Olin Foster
Versil Kaster
Patty
Newton Long
Virgil
Versil Kuster
Keith Phillips
Versil
Richard Goughnour
Hart Boyer
Clair
Dale Kaster
James Kaster
Veril
Mr. Forest Mericle
Doris
Ralph
Dwight
Junior
Henry
Olin
Virgil Kasters
Trenton Gladfelder
William Whicker
Kinser Valley notes and social visits
Kinser Valley items report Paul Arnold of Munterville moving in with his brother Dewey to help on the farm. G. R. Darby and Zell Wilson with LeRoy called in Albia. Word says Donald Darby moved from Fort Jackson to Camp Gordon. Albert Brain and Annie of Moravia and Gertrude Brain of Washington visited the G. R. Darby home. H Darby family, Rex Ballenger and J. D. with Madrid ties visited Zell Wilson and G. R. Darby. Pearl Hiner lost a cow last week. Jess Smith of Albia sought pasture fences and water. Jorge Nucko of Albia hauled cattle to rented pasture here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. R. Darby
Paul Arnold
Munterville
Dewey
G. R. Darby
Zell Wilson
LeRoy
Albia
Donald Darby
Fort Jackson
D. C
Camp Gordon
A. Albert Brain
Annie
Moravia
Gertrude Brain
Washington, D. C
H. Darby
Rex Ballenger
J. D
Madrid
Iowa
Sunda
Pearl Hiner
Jess Smith
Lize
Jorge Nucko
Easter Parade in Cedar Rapids and Local Notes
A nostalgic 1948 Cedar Rapids reminiscence describes an extraordinary Easter parade with Air Corps bands, Coe College cadets, WAVES, WAAC units, and military vehicles. The piece also notes a kitchen ant poison anecdote, various local visits, hospital stays, and family updates from the Condra and McCrory families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Treasury
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Voorhees
17Th Street
First Avenue
12Th Down
2Nd Avenue
12Th Street
Air Corps
American Legion
Coe College Air Corps
Roosevelt High School
WAAC
Waacs
Red Cross
Moravia Town Council Proceedings March 1 1943
Moravia Iowa records regular meeting with full board present. Treasurer reports show multiple funds totals and bills approved for payment. Resignation of Mayor and appointments for Band Director Health Officer and mayoral succession reported. Cemetery land rental approved. future staffing and wage decisions noted. John Burton leaves Moravia for Montana summer job.
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Moravia
Iowa
John Veach
George Winslet
C. G. Coulson
Treas
D.ik. Orelup
W. P. Davin
John Dille
Wm. Gardner
R. McDonough
John Veach Rufus Easter
Forrest Simmons
City of Albia
Paul Speier
U. Co
K. Orelup
George -Winsler
Gardner
McDonough
Johny Dille
Moravia Union
Rufus Easter
Hall Fand Turner
McFatridgs & Coulson
Paul Spencer
Veach
D. K. Orelup
Garnder
W. L. Palmer
Davia
Williams
Town of
George Winsler
Hiattsville Club Set To Meet May 13
Mrs Lloyd Rose hosts Hiattsville W8C8 gathering May 13 with Mrs Jamita Dooley as hostess. Reports say several locals attended a shower for Mr and Mrs Trenton Wilson at Dick Wilson home Thursday. Carl Hiatt recovering from three day measles and medical visit noted arm healing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Rose W
Jamita Dooley
Trenton Wilson
Dick Wilson
Pearl Hiatt
Bert Meadows
Carl Hiatt
Florence Hiatt
Centerville
Ernest Hiatt
Joe Turner
Kim Campbell
Harry Moore
Jimmie Campbell
Don Pettibone
Harley Burton
Robert Burton
Bobbie
Lloyd Rose
Hiatt-Doorley
John Thomas
Iona
Bud
Mary
Victor Parsons
Roy Dooley
Cerlerville
Rosa Hildebrand
Moravia
Enon Social Notes Reflect Weekend Visits
Enon notes detail visits and gatherings across families including Miss Crystal Callen at Claude Hawk’s, Mrs. Howard Whisler with her daughter, and transfers among the VanDorin, Hawk, Walter, Faber, and Felton families. Attendees include P. A. Bair, Bruce Jones, and Mrs. Ida Cox’s Burlington visit, with sheep shearers on the grounds and local county meetings ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. J. Z. VanDorin
Crystal Callen
Claude Hawk
Howard Whisler
Tony Felton
Felton
Guy Roberts
Merle Henderson
Centerville
Lloyd Brown
Maurice Walter
Aubrey Walter
Jerry
Mearl Walter
R. C. Faber
Kenneth Frea
Dallas Faber
Faber
Mary Joe
Fred
W. H. van ‘Dorin
Harold Hawk
Centervile
Harry Felton, Jr
Fred VanDorin
J T. VanDorin
Kenneth Free
Leo VanDorin
Caster
Unionville Fire Destroys Barn at Hollie Doll Place
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the barn at the Hollie Doll place on the east edge of Unionville Saturday about 1 30. Livestock were removed while 100 bushels of corn and some hay burned. Meanwhile plans move forward for a mother-daughter banquet at the Baptist church dining rooms Friday May 7 under director Mrs. Bruce Jones and Miss Eleanor Wilton. Miss Catherine Hiatt hosted a Rock party Friday night on her birthday with guests Mr. and Mrs. Walter Proctor William Morrison and Essie Whisler. Centerville visitors Saturday included Mr. and Mrs. Henry Herman Mrs. W S Hull Mrs. Callie Place Miss Ruth Allender and Mrs. W R Brown with Mrs. E V Stewart elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essie Whisler
Hollie Doll Place
Baptist Church
Bruce Jones
Eleanor Wilton
Catherine Hiatt
New Hope Notes from Moravia Commencement and Visits
Several from the neighborhood attended Moravia Commencement Tuesday evening with John Burton the district graduate. Visitors at W. E. Donovan’s included Nadine Wood and Grace Dooley and son Charles David of Albia. A charivari shower honored Trenton Wilson at Dick Wilson’s home. The piece records numerous visits plus a recovery update on Marion Watts in Chariton and notices of moves to Seneca Illinois for Mr Houser’s defense plant work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Donovan
Moravia
John Burton
New Hope
Nadine Wood
Grace Dooley
Charles David
Albia
Frank Hiatt
Martha Hiatt
Lute Hiatt
Iva Strunk
Carl Coffin
Ivan Harsh
Matt Watts
Marion Watts
Chariton
Marion
Trenton Wilson
Dick Wilson
Bessie Neff
Orville Burton
Bert Clark
Junior Donovan
John Wood
Dickie
Bessie Donovan
Lulu
Orville
Charles Burton
Duane
Centerville
Garland Houser
Joyce
Seneca
Houser
Frank Chambers
Frances Burton
Beasle Neff
Roy Scott
Versal Robb
Peter Dinan
Beverly
Karline Fischer
Loyd Carter
Carl Coffin and
Johnnie Sharp
Victory Garden plants offered at Schweb's Farm Appleton WI
Schweb's Plant Farm in Appleton Wisconsin advertises 100 assorted Victory Garden plants for 1 dollar plus COD or 1 dollar with order and prepaid postage. Large field grown, ready to transplant, including Pepper Tomato Eggplant Sweet Potato Broccoli Cauliflower Onion Brussels Sprouts Cabbage.
Attendance and visits at Main Station parish event
Attendance at Sunday School reached 61. Multiple families visited various homes Sunday and Friday evening, including Boyers, Gladfelders, McDanel family, Tomlins, Hiatt Grandson, Easter, and others. Supper guest Wesley Hustad at T L Gladfelder home. Several folks spent time at Ray Harrison and Centerville hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlene Gladfelder
Paul Boyer
George Boyer
Clyde Gladfelder
Darlene
Newton Long
Lloyd McDanel
Fred Argo
Willis McDanel
Ryman McDanel
Rob Easter
George Hiatt
Ella
Faye Platt
Wesley Hustad
T.L. Gladfelder
Ted Broshay
Carl Tomlin
W. M. Tomlin
Lynn Hilton
T. L. Gladfelder
Fred Callen
Anna
Ray Harrison
Grover Kasten
Centerville
Grace Luse
Mina Lune
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Iowa Trust & Savings Bank
Zula B. Green
Seigel Pence
University Hospital
Iowa City
Harry McCrory
St. Joseph's Hospital
Carl McCrory
Ottumwa
Lloyd McCrory
Kenneth Condra
Guy Mc Cannon
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Seymour
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Albert Condra
Gleason
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Mont
Rufus Easter Sa Bee
John Whicker
Fae Tert
Sears
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Enon
Paul L. Veitch
P. A. Bair
Hesse Whister
Sr. P
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Ralph Wilson
George Brain
Ronald
Deanna Lee More
Eleanor Wilson
Vernon Stotler
Oak Park
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Lawrence Hoffman
Burlington
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Unionville
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Schweb's Plant
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Thornton & Minar
Veach Drug
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