Local Social Roundup In Centerville And Vicinity
Mr and Mrs John Tadlock were in Centerville on business Monday. The James and Floyd Wood families called at the August Koehler home Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Logan Strunk and children visited Loren Alden Wednesday. Jane Whisler stayed with David Caylor last week. Thursday they visited Lee Tadlock. August Koehler called on relatives in Unionville Friday morning. Several from the community attended the contest in Unionville Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Steve Paris and Peart visited John Hopkins Sunday. Miss Merle Hunter visits locally. A note seeks spring bail remedies if available nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tadlock
Centerville
James
Floyd Wood
August Koehler
Logan Strunk
Loren Alden
Jane Whisler
David Caylor
Lee Tadlock
Unionville
John Hopkins
Merle Hunter
Hedge College and Community Sunday Activities
Fy Lee and family spent Sunday with Mrs. Yone Jones. Vivien Wilhan visited Jene Fis. O G Davis and family attended a funeral at Salem church Sunday afternoon. Harold Stuffiebeam’s were callers in Contocoiate. Mr and Mrs E F Wilhan spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Cap Temple. Aneva DuVall spent Sunday with grandparents Jones. Vivien Wilson visited the R C Wilson home Saturday afternoon. Havok Hudgens called at O G Itaing home recently. BE OP Wilson is doing carpentry for Warren DuVall this week. Fell Wilson and wife called at the SH FP Wilken home Saturday. LaVerne Davis spent Sunday afternoon in town. Henry Sytema and son Andrew called at Eph Wilson’s Monday morning. Claude Jack Swaim called on Lurke Wilson Monday evening. Dorothy Fenton works for Carl Derby in Melrose. Mr and Mrs Ed Swift and Mr Ned Arga and daughter spent one evening at Cap Nicks Wain My. and Mrs Gray Penfield were Centerville callers Thursday. Otha Fenton was at Jack Murphy’s Thursday. Evelyn Dicks spent Tuesday night with grandma Dicks. Jack Murphy was a caller at Mary Marker’s Friday. Henry Fenton and son Harold called at Bert Fenton’s Saturday morning. Florine Tarbell spent Sunday with Lucille Pride. Beulah Dicks spent Wednesday with aunt Mildred Argo. John McAninch was Wednesday morning caller at Haver Free’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Fy Lee
Yone Jones
Vivien Wilhan
Jene Fis
O. G. Davis
Salem Church
Harold Stuffiebeam
E. F. Wilhan
Cap Temple
Aneva DuVall
Jones
Vivien Wilson
R. C. Wilson
Havok Hudgens
Dorothy Fenton
Carl
Derby
Melrose
Swift
Art Ned Arga
Cap Nicks Wain
Mra
Gray Penfield
Centerville
Otha Fenton
Jack Murphy
Evelyn Dicks
Grandma Dicks
Mary Marker
Henry Fenton
Harold
Bert Fenton
Local Notes From Albin and Moravia Areas
Community says hello and shares visits as neighbors travel to Albin Moravia and nearby towns. Local residents include Foster Darby Goudy and Anderson families with social calls and farm work noted along with a drugstore Adjerika testimonial praising stomach relief and digestion benefits.
Pleasant Hill Community Visiting and Calls
Mr and Mrs Dolph Tarbell were visiting Thursday evening at the R W Chadwick home. L H Priebe and Cap Dicks helped Merle Dicks put in oats Thursday. Elma Aliee Mildred and Carl Fenton spent Monday at Bert Fenton. Mr and Mrs Ned Argo visited Cap Dick's Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Ed Miller and son Elza and Mr and Mrs Otha Fenton and son Junior were Sunday visitors at Donnie Fenton's. Frank Tarbell was a caller at the Elbert Moore home Thursday. John Willam McAninch was at Charley Tarbell's Monday morning. Mr and Mrs Elbert Moore and daughter Mildred Maxine and Amy Sheeks were visiting at the E W Moore home Sunday. Mrs John McAnineh was a caller at Lora Calhoun one evening last week. Leslie Derby was doing carpenter work for Mrs Clara Massman Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Tarbell
R. W. Chadwick
L. H. Priebe
Cap Dicks
Merle Dicks
Elma
Aliee
Mildred
Carl Fenton
Bert Fenton
Ned Argo
Cap Dick’s
Ed Miller
Elza
Otha Fenton
Donnie Fenton
Frank Tarbell
Elbert Moore
John Willam McAninch
Charley Tarbell
Mildred Maxine
Amy Sheeks
Local social notes and visits around Moravia area
Sunday visits filled the Moravia region as Mr and Mrs E Hiatt spent time at the BE HL Boyer home. Edna Messner of McCook Nebr visited relatives in Skywest Boyer and Alice Breneman were weekend visitors at Frank Boyer’s. Kth grade exams were held at Moravia last Thursday and Friday. Johnnie Foster visited Kenneth Gladfelder. Ted Broshar Earle Purvis and families spent Sunday at A E Broshar's. Funeral services were held for Ella Jennings, sister of A E Broshar. Vera Boshak spent the weekend in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aml
E. Hiatt
BE. HL
Johnnie Foster
Kenneth Gladfelder
Ted Broshar
Earle Purvis
A. E. Broshar
Ella Jennings
Vera Boshak
Moravia social notes and visits across towns
Moravia residents and friends spent Sunday visiting at the Cady Lure home with Pearl Hiner Lew Winer and families also visiting the Chris Bogart home. The Boyer and Kaster families shared time at Robert Easter’s home after his return from Savannah Missouri for cancer treatment. Ryman Kineader and wife visited Coy Lowe. Daphne McDner called on Mrs. Sarah Beach Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Willie McDanel
Dashne
Lloyd
Cady Lure
Pearl Hiner
Lew Winer
Chris Bogart
Chorge Boyer
Ant Ah Kaster
Robert Easter
Robert
Savannah
Ryman Kineader
Coy Lowe
Daphne McDsner
Sarah Beach
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kuster
Keemer
Brown
Evans
McCloud
Selby
King
Broshar
Smith
Tomlin
Long
Hiatt
Humphrey
Boshak
Sharp
McCrory
Oehler
Callen
Ath Row
Smithburg
Firkine
Hough
McKern
Whicker
Stanley
Cornett
Turner
Dodd
Foster
Steve Paris and
Peart
ALGIA
Iowa
Hedge College
Willie VanDorin
Albin
George Darby
Grant Lincox
Curtis Goudy
Sarah Wondrey
H. D. Darby
Zell Wiis
John Robinson
Edgar Wilson
John Anderson
Eddie Sutton
Eddie Sutton Home. Mr. and Mrs. Durward Foster
Alex Foster
Dorthea Darby
Sarah Hoadley
Roy
Byorlee
A Howard
Smith Drug Company
Pleasant Hill
Liberty Loan
Gebsyon
Hosda
United States
Treasury Department
Washington
A. W. Mellon
Skywest
Boyer
Alice Breneman
Frank Boyer
U. Preferred
Williams Clothing
Albia
Rock Work Sox
Amoskey Chambry
Work Holkés
West Side
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