Weekend VISITORS AND FAMILY GUESTS AT SEVERAL HOMES
Sunday and weekend gatherings filled area homes with numerous guests. Basil Tadlock hosted Tadlock relatives. Carl Tadlock hosted Grant Tadlock. Clair Sellers and family visited Basil. Ralph Tucker hosted his daughter Mildred and family from Eldon. Roy Tubaugh and baby from Belle Plaine joined Albert Tubaugh for weekend. Families named Tadlock, Tomlin, Sellers, Johnson, Scott, Bittner, Tu baugh, Tubaugh, and many others appear among gatherings at Hart ford Town and surrounding areas. Maple Grove closes school Tuesday with picnic. Mrs Ashby to teach again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Tisne
Grant Tadlock Home
Clair Sellers
Basil Tadlock
Loren Walter
Ralph Tuckers
Curtis Tomlin
Carl Tomlin
Ralph Tucker
Mildred
Eldon
Bonnie Carlton
Gabe Johnson
Mark Sellers
Keith
Russell
Jim Davis
Ralph Bittner
Virgil Johnson
Walter Scott
Billy Joe
Dale Derby
Abia
Bill Wilson
Dallas Faber
W. H. van Dorin Thane
Donald
Delmar Dowd
Basil Tadlocks
R. Tucker
Merle
Jim McGuire
J. L. Dodd
Blakesburg
Harry Phillips
Centerville
Riley Callen
Moravia
Richard Tu
Frank Hiatt
Donovan
W. E. Donovan
Virginia Pettibone
Anne
Karl Fischer
Karline
Ameg
Beverly Fischer
P.T.A
Ron Woodward
Loyd Carter
Don Pettibone
Bill] Campbell
Ernest West
Ivan Harsh
Orville Burton
Virgil Dooley
Bessie Donovan
Nadine’ Wood
Lute Hiatt
Howard Harper and Son
Walter Harper
Harold Holder
Lloyd Rose
Genevie Donovan
Rebekah
Albia
Dorothy
Bessie
J. J. Allem
Louise West
Bessie Neff
Russell Warner
Lucile West
Mildred Wynnes
Pearl Hunter
Frank Chambers
Chambers
Pearl
Salem Social Notes Chronicle Family Visits
Local residents from Knoxville to Centerville share weekend and weekday visits. Lists of extended families and friends drop by the Gladfelder, Hellyer, Perry, Derby, Calhoun, Tisue, Whitehead, Luse, and Hiner households. Attended tulip shows in Pella and a funeral in Des Moines. Hazel Hellyer finishes her second term with a Centerville park picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McCord
Nellie Thompson
Clarence Whitehead
Sandra
Harald Arfo
B. C. Whitehead
Pella
Hazel Hellyer
Coulson
Centerville Park
Ray McCord
George Hellyer
Dell Tellyer
B. C. Whithead
Donald
Raymond Perry
Robert Jennings
Harry Jennings
Max McAninch
McAninch
A. E. Derby
Ralph Derby
Rex Derby
Howard Derby
Pauline Rogers
Thelma Steward
James Calhoun
Delbert Calhoun
Earl Swift
Rose Marie Holland
Elbert Perry
Junior Smith
Des Moines
Perry
Harley Tisue
Carl Tisue
Richard
A. E
New Hope By Genevie Donovan
Community notes from New Hope highlight social visits church events and family updates. Residents attend Tulip festival in Pella while others visit relatives in Albia Osceola and Ames with Veishea events at Ames and Rebecca conventions in Albia cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hope
Genevie Donovan
Gerald Hunter
Gary Frank Jr
J. F. Chambers
Monica Fischer
Taylor Aid
Ames
Hennadine
Lute Hiatt
Ivan Harsh
Anne Pettibone
Karline Fischer
Chester Sanders
Lowell Harris
Newton
Allie Phillips
Louis Denetron
Oskaloosa
Frank Hiatt
Richard Ballew
Moulton
Ernest West
Orville Burton
Albia
Rebekah
Eaton Cemetery
Unionville
Charles Winan
Archie Martin
Mike
Elsie Martin
W. E. Donovan
Dorothy
Genevie
Frank Hi
Kinser Valley local notes and obituaries
Ira Fisher is mourned with burial in Selection cemetery. Recounted social visits include LeRoy Wilson at Trenton Wilson home, Harry DuVall and Fred Tillmont from Moravia mushroom hunting, and Gordon Hawk family events. Local farming mentions rain needs, upcoming sheep shearing, corn planting, and a market road survey causing townwide chatter. Donald W Darby returning to Atlantic. Hazel Griffin's school term ends with picnic dinner. Mrs. E G Hawk preparing full Union report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Fisher
Selection
LeRoy Wilson
Trenton Wilson
Harry DuVall
Fred Tillmont
Moravia
Zell Wilson
Glen van Dorin
Claude Hawk
Hawks
Russell Davis
Hartford
Geo Cloved
E. G. Hawk
M. M. Darby
Myrtle
Donald W. Darby
Atlantic
Hazel Griffin
Land ownership and soil erosion rights debated
An opinion questions who can sue a landowner who lets gullies ruin a farm and asks whether the state should protect unborn descendants from soil degradation. It notes Oklahoma once proposed a bill letting downhill neighbors sue owners for erosion but was defeated. The piece argues society should act to prevent needless soil loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Guests and news welcome at The Union office
When you have guests you owe them the courtesy of putting their dames in The Union. We'll be glad for anyone to bring or send us news at any time.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maple Grove
Mrs
Basil Tadlock and Son
Town
J.B. Judge
Chiropractor Clark Hotel
Moravia Theater
Frederick March
Myrna Loy
Dana Andrews
Harold
East Side Square
Salem
Earl Main
Knoxville
Jess Gladfelder
Clyde Gladfelder
Darlene
Gladfelder
Otto Callen
Maywood
Ill
Dell Hellyer
Bert Rinehart
Mary Lou
Gerald
Lew
Frank Rinehart
Horton Potts
Guss Luse
James Nash
S. P. G. B. Buescher
York & Co
S.P.G.E
L. L. Smith Music Store
Aliia
Lowa
Wesley W.S
George Hiner
Glen
D. E. Wynes
John Wood
W. G. Wood
Grace Dooley
Vess Hiatt
Charles Burtons
Martha Hiatt
Wess Hiatt
Harry Woodward
Tom Robb
George Turner
Frank Turner
Mary Meadows
Anne Hiatt
Kinser Valley
George R. Darby
Froyds Shoe Store
Sue
Claussner Kleer
Fashion Shop
Iowa
SAKAL
Lee Bowmay
Bing Crosby
Connecticut Yankee
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