Mystic Route 2 Social Roundup Notes
Mrs. Madelyn Rose and children and Mrs. Beryl Brown called at the Ned Argo home. A club attended at Mrs. Gertrude She hans. Several families visited centersville and nearby towns. Over 100 attended the Vosburg school picnic at Jesse Derby’s. Many residents spent weekends with relatives in Albia Centerville Ames Brompton and Morelia. Wendl Coulson’s family attended Baccalaureate services in Morelia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madelyn Rose
Beryl Brown
Ned Argo
Berniece Coulson
Gertrude Shehans
Centerville
Clell Coulson
Leo Easter
Edna Jeffers
Wendil Coulson
Wendl Coulson
Vosburg
Jesse Derby
Geraldine Derby
Albia
Swift
Andy Brown
Thoradas
Max Beaty
Rosa Beaty
Dave Hiner
Will Kelasy
Dave Aner
Charlene Coulson
Vern Turner
Brompton
Richard and
Violet Massman
Will Free
Ben
Will Kelsey
Geo. Hiner
Mr. Hiner
Morevia
Roy Argo Apont
Ames
West Point Social Visits and Orchard Work Notes
West Point residents report a week of family visits and farm tasks. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brown and Dorothy Jean aided orchard spraying at A J Browns while Lloyd Beaty and family called at Russell Browns to set eggs. Rollie Browns, Mahin family hosted. Junior Mazon visited Harold Mason with W P Davis, Ralph Davis and family traveled to Albin. Douglas Wilson and Helen Hamilton also connected with local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Brown
Dorothy Jean
A. J. Brown's
Lloyd Beaty
Russell Brown
Rollie Brown
Mahin
Junior Mazon
Harold Mason
W. P. Davis
Ralph Davis
Albin
Mra
Pearl Kelsey
Leonard Wilson
Iconiam
Helen Hamilton
Dorothy Brown
Urbana Community Meeting Delayed To May 20
Urbana residents note the May 14 meeting at Urbana Center is postponed to Sunday May 20 due to rain. Ministers will attend with an afternoon program and attendees are invited to bring a basket. Local visitors include Merle Cloyed of California and Maurice Lillard of LeRoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana Center
Merle Cloyed
California
Lew Gollaher
Moravia
Han
John Hughes
Albany
Albert Tubaugh
Ralph
Maurice Lillard
LeRoy
Frank Neff
Blakesburg
Virgil Hunter and
Coop
Mt Pleasant Family Visits and Social Calls
Mt Pleasant notes report Charley Foster tailing at the W A Brown home Tuesday afternoon and Mrs W A Brown returning with Mr Foster. Visitors at the H H Brown home include Ed Brown family and others. W A Brown family visited Ed R Brown Sunday afternoon. Franc is visited La F Woodwork home Sunday. H H Brown family visited W A Brown Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Foster
W. A. Brown
Mr. Foster
H. H. Brown
Prnter
Ed.rown
Edward Leroy
Glen Brown
Homer Charles
Leon West
W. A Brown
Ed. R. Brown
Meen
West East
Francis
la. F. Woodwork
Local notices from Albia area readers and events
Mrs Stella Reichwagon visited Albia on Friday. Miss Carolyn Luke visited with Miss Marie Tehler. J P Coffin recovered from five weeks illness. Local families hosted relatives from Richland and Glenwood. Smith Piano Co advertised sheet music. Mission Society met midweek. Annie Brain from Ottumwa visiting Albert Brain's family. Centerville and Ames residents visited Albia. several church and club activities listed. Navy exam and political candidate visits noted. Mothers Day events and a teacher appreciation gift described.
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Stella Reichwag
Albia
Smith
Carolyn Luke
Lquest
Marie Tehler
J. P. Coffin
Russell Reed
Richland
F. B
Glenwood
Missouri
Smith Piano Co
Tas
The
Home Missionary Society
Fred Bockmaster
J. W. Halden
Chariton
Berry
Annie Brain
Ottumwa
Albert Brain
Bert Whitehead
Donald
Alda McCordly
Centerville
20Th Century Club
J. Hi Rice
Hanson
J. Francis Ochler
Louise Orble
Behrend Zérbe
Boston
Nezarene Church
Rollie Wright
Jan. Wright
Gilcrest
Abbott
Ames
Iowa
W. F. Horner
Chilligothe
Olive Miltenberger
J. F. Albert
Helen Garret
Moulton
C. T. Slavin Ware
Des Moines
Iowa State Medical Society
Jake More
Harlan
Hj. K. Smith
F. Chambers
Gerald Hunter
J. F. Chambers
Mya
D. E. Wynes
Richard [Bellew
O. L. Thomas
Aol
Roy D. Thomas
Glendale
Calif
Dwight Kincade
Betty Barrell
Boshak
Vera Boshak
Btorkey
Moravia
Setar Ihoadday
Miss Minsiel
Hicks
Classified Baby Chicks and Sale Notes
Fragmented classified lines show buyers seeking poultry and farm supplies. Mentions chicks hens heads pastures water and feed, with garbled product notes and contact cues. Likely a mixed early 20th century rural classified item list with vendor and buyer shorthand.
Jack O Lantern TM Wow E E Cels Fall High School
A fragment hints at a school event this week with questions about a fall season for the high school. It references a Jack O Lantern design or theme and a feature inside the enclosed material. The tone suggests a local school activity or showcase.
Political striker notices for Appanoose county offices
A garbled denote early 20th century political notices announcing candidacies for Sheriff Clerk of Court Auditor and Board Member in Appanoose county. Names include Roscoe C Wales Howard D D Vans Clyde L Erskine Beulah Bishop Fletcher McDonald with references to Democratic voters and primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appanco
Howard
Appenoose County
Demerat
Jané Priziary
Clyde L
Erskine
Appanoose Coun
Beulah Bishop
McDonald
Banquet Banter and Local Campaign Notices
Fragmented school banquet anecdotes mix with local election notices. The item mentions Mr Irelan and Jackie discussing courses, a potential mishap with metal battens, and a humorous exchange about reading one’s own writing. It then shifts to corrections and candidate announcements for Appanoose county offices including Sheriff and Congress from Iowa, with names such as Lloyd Thurston Jack Bailey James Nagh Bart Foster and Glen Clancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Nagh
Paul Callen Civil Auditor Campaign Chronicle
Fragmentary notice outlines county auditor and county treasurer races with party notes. Mentions Republican voters and a Jones Primary. Includes scattered names such as Baugh and Clyde, plus a sideline about a truck from Kansas and weekend work details.
Appanoose County Supervisor Candidacy Announced
A candidate announces bid for Board of Supervisors in Appanoose County for the 1936 term. He pledges to run under Republican veterans guidance and seeks voter support in the June primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plesse
Board .of Supervisors
Apfanoogs
Vetera
Board of Supervisors
Appanoose County
Biican
Pris. Marty
Oie Pe Eeader
Rviders
Appanochse
Local Board Member Race Mentioned in Fragmented Notes
Fragmentary copy mentions a 1938 board member race and primary events in Bandera County with references to Foster, Miss Leola Clayworth, Mrs Chester Sunderd, and social calls in Kitkerille. Details are unclear due to OCR damage and irregular names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Pielbes
Glaney Celabiits
Ee Foster
Casa
Chester Sunderd
Kitkerille
Chatér
Jore
Leola Clayworth
Chester
Bandera
Foster Hummer
Floyd
Jay A Cart
Balen Hatch
Frank McClaskey Announces Board Candidacy for June Primary
Frank McClaskey announces his candidacy for a seat on the Appanoose board. He seeks support from Republican voters in the June primary and urges continued leadership in local government.
Moravia party honors moving Dale Caria couple
A party at the Lyle Beery home in Moravia Wednesday evening saluted Mr and Mrs Dale Caria who are moving to Albion. Bridge was played all evening and refreshments and cake were served to guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Beery
Moravia
Dale Caria
Alble
Everting
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