Local Happenings in Moville and surrounds
Dale Schreiner of Moville fought his father J H Schreiner to his home Sunday after a visit there since last Tuesday. Mrs Ben Knight and daughter Maybelle of Unionville spent the weekend with Rosa Knight at the Albart Veach home. Delma June Veach of Des Moines spent Saturday and Mothers Day with her parents. Cynthia Deere entertained at a family dinner Sunday. guests included Mrs Wilbur Rennmark and daughter Joyce and Mrs Opal Choglen of Albia, Mrs Gladys Thomas and Lorraine and Jimmie of Centerville, Mr and Mrs Harry Stocker and Taylor Leonard. Her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs George Morehead of Chicago sent Mothers Day greetings by telephone on Sunday afternoon. In honor of Mr and Mrs Leslie Woodward of Pearson, a family cooperative dinner was held Sunday after church at the home of Mr and Mrs Wet Woodward. Present besides the hosts were Mrs O G Woodward, Mr and Mrs Norman Bangert of Marshalltown, Mr and Mrs Harry Woodward, Mr and Mrs Frank Woodward and children, Mr and Mrs Harley Woodward and sons, Ver and Mrs Ron Woodward and kids. The afternoon featured hymn singing and visiting. Spending Mothers Day with Mr and Mrs Charles Coffin were Mr and Mrs Carl Coffin and Ron Duane of Promise City and Mr and Mrs Garland Houser and Joyce and Jerry of Centerville. Mr and Mrs Coffin and Duane called on her parents Mr and Mrs W N Miller. Leslie Woodward of Pearson came Friday to spend the weekend with his mother Mrs O G Woodward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Schreirer
Moville
J. H. Schreiner
Schreiner
Ben Knight
Maybelle
Unionville
Rosa Knight
Albart Veach
Misa Delma June Veach
Des Moines
Cynthia Deere
Wilbur Rennmark
Joyce
Opal’ Choglen
Albia
Gladys
Thomas
Lorraine
Jimmie
Centerville
Harry Stocker
Taylor Leonard
George
Morehead
Chicago
Leslie
Woodward
Pearson
Charles Coffin
Carl Coffin
Ron Duane
Promise City
Garland Houser
Joyca
Jerry
Coffin
Duane
W. N. Miller
Glen Burtin
Wayne Blumer
Glen Burns
Paul Carson
Larry
Kay
Cincinnati
Verne Stevens
Gon Roger
Cedar Rapids
Faedus Thompson
Tommy
Bobbie
Terry
Karen
Elsie Clester
Roy Richard
Roger
Bill Wakefield
Council Bluffa
P. D. Schreiner
Howard Evang
James
Myrth Hudgens
Kathryn Lee
Dickie
Dale Hiatt
Marsha
Dale Jr
Oskaloosa
Zell Callen
Joan
William Morrisey
Bob Gladfelder
Craig
Morrissy
Stocker
Pfc
Howard. Paxston
Marine Corps
San Diego
Calif
Charlie
Frank Paxston
Flora Jones
Ervin Sincox
Knoxville
Dorin Wales
Ivan Wright
Vaughn
Kenneth Free
Dale
Plaine
Clair Sincox
LaVerna
Mildred Jeraki
Robert Grubb
Lowell Harris
Newton
Maude Coltrain
Richard McCrory
Town City
Harry McCrory
Max Hammond
Oakdale
Fred Hammond
Claude Hawk
Carlolyn
Richard
Basil Tadlock
Charles
Elaine
Veach
al Knudson
Dubuque
Grant Everman
Nancy
Barton
Frank Veach
Phoebe White
John Koestner
Richard Veach
Joellyn
Garnet McDonough
Mary Lou
James Boss
Paul Spencer
Edwin Spencer
Burlington
John Spencer
Ray Fletcher
Corydon
Lawrence Roland
George Trelan
Bobby Stocker
Camp Carson
Colo
F. E. Wheeler
Prose
James Scott
Glenetta
Roundup
Montana
Arthur Wall
Wall
Charley Mullenix
Levi Coulson
Bertha
Mable
John Stevens
Paul Strohl
Council Bluffs
Paul Broshar
Royce Sanders
Chester Sanders
Tinker Field
Oklo
Karl Ffannebecker
Peoria
Ill
Gus Pfannebecker
Raymond Veach
Sigourney
Tom Williams
LaBelle
Bruce Watts
Etta Halden
H. E. Watts
Harry Pabst
A. G. Broshar
Waterloo
J. Hicks Pabst
Larry and
Sue
Des Maines
Weekend visits highlighted by Des Moines and Indianola gatherings
BG Stall and family visited Stratford. Mrs Birdie Main and the Gays visited Mrs Ray Harris in Des Moines. Frank Swaim joined Harold Clark in Center ville for dinner. Howard Smith stayed in Indianola with daughter Mrs James Weinman. Smiths attended Mothers Day program at Simpson College and attended a baptism at the Presbyterian church. Rex Haver hosted visitors with John Hiner. Centerville and Oskaloosa guests were noted among local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BG. Stall
Hia
Stratford
Birdie
Gaylord Main
Jounine
Glen Fowler
Lois
Lortale
Ray Harris
Des Moines
Frank Swaim
Harold Clark
Centerville
Howard Smith
Indianore
James Weinman
Max Hiner
Chris Bogart
Rex Haver
John Hiner
Glen’ Burns
Leni
Bimbi
Leo Thompson
Ruth Thompson
Oskaloosa
Mary Burns
Donna Underwood
Nora Burke
Charles Walden
Sunday Visit Omnibus Patrons Local Families
Weekend visitors form a large network across Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, Albia, and Centerville as Glen Burtin, Wayne Blumer, the Burns and Carson families, and many relatives gather for Mothers Day and family time. Paxston from the Marine Corps arrives from San Diego to visit relatives, while Pvt. Paul Spencer Jr. completes basic training at Ft. Riley before a Seattle deployment.
Weekend Guests and Family Visits Reported Across Town
Local households catch up with relatives and friends over Mothers Day and weekend visits. Listed are Mrs. F E Wheeler in Prose, Mrs. James Scott and Glenetta from Roundup Montana, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wall, and numerous other relatives plus service member Royce Sanders on furlough from Tinker Field Oklahoma.
Ottumwa and Albia Families Spend Weekend With Housleys
Mr and Mrs John Ancell and sons Ronnie and Berry and Mr Robert Lucas and son Dickie of Ottumwa along with Mrs Roy Moffat and daughter Linda of Albia visited Mr and Mrs Lester Housley for a weekend gathering starting Saturday night and continuing Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
John Ancell
Ronnie
Berry
Robert Lucas
Dickie
Alt
Ottumwa
Roy Moffatt
Linda
Albia
Lester Housley
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