Social Visits And Illness Noted In Local Roundup
Mr and Mrs Roy Sheldon and family were afternoon callers Verna McAninch spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Will Kelsey Mrs Vina Taylor Pleasant Hill teacher became very ill Friday and had to dismiss school and was operated on Friday night for appendicitis We wish her a speedy recovery Mr and Mrs Merle Dicks Mr and Mrs John Wm McAninch and children spent Sunday at Clell Sheldons in Ottumwa Mrs Mlhert Moore is in the hospital for observation Mrs Flo Chambers and Mrs Jim Moore spent Saturday night at Ebert Moores Mrs Chambers returned to her home in Ottumwa Sunday Mr and Mrs Charles Burnett and Julia, Mr and Mrs Francis Argo and family, Mr and Mrs Don Poison and family visited Sunday at Jay Argos
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Roy Sheldon
Verna McAninch
Will Kelsey
Vina Taylor
Pleasant Hill
Merle Dicks
John Wm. McAninch
Clell Sheldons
Ottumwa
Mlhert Moore
Flo Chambers
Jim Moore
Ebert Moores
Chambers
Charles Burnett
JuHa
Francis Argo
Don ‘Poison
Jay Argos
Mother's Day Gatherings and Family Visits Reported
Mrs RB F Whitehead and children visited her parents Gen and Mrs Shahan for Mother's Day. Mrs C W Moore stayed with her son Elbert near Teorum. Sam Shepard, John Van Zante families joined Carl Van Zante for Sunday dinner. Lois White hosted a Circle meeting with games and a mystery box guess by Carolyn Hagerman. Refreshments by the hostel. Ralph Shelquis and son Robert hosted Ottumwa guests. Ben Jones visited Lester White. Rain interrupted plans but was welcomed as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RB. F. Whitehead
Gen. Shahan
C. W. Moore
Elbert
Teonium
Sam Shepard
John van Zante
Carl van Zante
Circle
Lois White
Carolyn Hagerman
Ralph Shelquis
Robert
Ottumwa
Ben Jones
Lester White
Birthday Week and Club Embroideries Highlight Local News
Mildred Bartles spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Otis Fuller and others. The Happy Helpers club met with Lois Hanly for embroidery. A cooperative noon dinner brought together Delores Cater and family, Rosie Derby, Dorothy Calhoun and more. Next meeting set for June 1 with Dolores Cater and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Bartles
Otis Fuller
Ralph Derby
Babs
al Derbys
Happy Helpers Club
Lois Hanly
Delores Cater
Donna
Rosie Derby
Karen Rose
Dorothy Calhoun
Richard
Thelma Calhoun
Roseann and
Shirley
Rena Ammons
Dean and Allen
New Hope News Update from Genegie Donovan
Wesley Chapel church hosts a May 20 supper fund with families asked to bring salads and sandwiches. Mr and Mrs Raymond Gilliland and Mrs Louise West attended Ernest West’s dinner Friday. Margaret Burton of Des Moines and John Burton of Ames visited for the weekend. More New Hope News Next Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Chapel
Raymond Gilliland
Louise West
Ernest West
Margaret Burton
Des Moines
John Burton
Ames
New Hope News
Rainy week words on farm and local visits
The diary notes ongoing rain with corn planting and blooming fruit trees and strawberry beds. Nearby visits include George Argo returning home from Des Moines Veterans hospital, and multiple trips by Mems, Browns, Dicks, and other families to Albia Centerville Ottumwa Moravia and Des Moines.
Main Station Notice of Local Social Updates
Clair Callen and Velma Gladfelder aided Clyde Gladfelder’s paper on Monday. Mr and Mrs Ray Harrison visited Clyde Gladfelder’s home Thursday evening. Ladies Aid met with Mrs Ray Harrison Thursday. Mr and Mrs Clair Callen and son called awhile at the Ray Harrison home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Callen
Velma Gladfelder
Clyde Gladfelders
Ray Harrison
Clyde Gladfelder
Ladies Aid
Mrs
Clair Callen and Son
Ray Har
Vosburgh Items By Mrs Emmett Derby
Mrs Emmett Derby reports social notes with Thursday evening callers including Mr and Mrs Earl Swift Miss Rose Marie Holland and guests at Pat Navins. Other patrons were Mr and Mrs James Calhoun and girls Mr and Mrs Delbert Calhoun and son visiting Carl Calhouns to celebrate Donald's event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Swift
Rose Marie Holland
Pat Navins
James Calhoun
Delbert Calhoun and Son
Carl Calhouns
Donald
Boyer Ridge News From Sunday Evening Page
Betty Jean Foster reports on local visits at the Olin Foster and Easter homes. Families attend Mothers Day events as Dan Darby and Zell Wilson share cattle and farm chores. Further Boyer Ridge notes promise more next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton Mericle
David
Olin Foster
Cliff Pfannebecker
A. C. Easter
Clarence Stauber
Dean Hoffman
Boyer Ridge News
Kinser Valley news brief ends with next week edition
Home Sunday notice says more Kinser Valley news will be published next week. No other facts or names provided.
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Kinser Valley
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United States
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Neil Penfield
Grey Penfield
Jay Massman
Clara Massman
Emmett Derby
Larry
George Hammonds
Lawrence
Loraine
Elmer Clayton
Methodist Church
Dorman Irwins
Moravia Theatre
Henry Fonda
Dolores del Rio
Trenton Wilson
Lae
Opovel Sadiikt
Schreiner & Evans
Fecierom
Chas. Q. Burdette
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I. J. Wickman
Row
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Evanston
Tlingis
New Hope
Genegie Donovan
Blue Front
Laura Dicks
George Argo
Veterans “Hospital
B. R. Mem
Albia
Walter Smyth
Beryl Brown
Kenneth
Centerville
John Humble
Reece
Emmett Humble
Floris
Germany
Lloyd Brown
A. J. Brown
Osa
M. E. Dicks
Harry Lemaster
Phyllis Broshar
Russell Brown
Charlie Ellis
Frank Rokay
Lloyd Beaty
Marshalltown
Jimmie Brow
John McAninch
W. E. Kelsey
Shannon Carpenter
Joyce Potter
Davenport
Jack Firkins
J.C. Firkins
Clell Sheldon
Dickie
Roscoe Argo
Darlene Gladfelder
Charles Wheeler
Mary Wheeler
Osteopathic
A&p
N. Side Sq
M.f.gleason
Davis Paint Store
Gene Stanley
Gu Pee
Basil Cowell
American Legion
Harry Pearson
Richard Veach
Ford Tractors
Dearborn Farm Equipment
Briggs Motor
Tractor Division
America
Turner G Son
Vison
Boyer Ridge
Betty Jean Foster
George R. Darby
Donald Darby
Father
Zell Wilson
Studebaker
Ford
Chevrolet
Clark’s
GLOBE
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Harry Close
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