Local Happenings At Tulip Festival In Pella
Rey and Mrs Earl Rabuck Phyllis and Bruce attended the tulip festival in Pella Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Charles Main and sons Bobby Billy Jimmy and a Kansas City guest were weekend guests of his mother Mrs C N Main. Mr and Mrs Taylor Leonard returned from a visit with relatives in Missouri while R E Cummins has been quite sick at home.
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Dwight Hiatt
Connie
Oskaloosa
Guy Argo
Vess Hiatt
Argo
Merle Cottingham
Charleston
Moravia
Cottingham
Albia
Carrie Tisue
Louisa Oehler
Louie Mason
Oehler
Pleasant Grove
Jack Spencer
Burlington
Edwin Spencer
Kenneth Daniels
Eugene
C. A
George Railing
John Laws
Charley Laws
Helen Vanderpool
George] Laws
Princeton
Tobe Vaughn
Mill Grove
Mary Lou McDonough
Edward Steinman
Bettendorf
Frank Paxston
Tony LaMantia
Michael
Davenport
Centerville
Kenneth Free
Pella
Deana McDonough
JoEllen Broshar
Helen Landphair
Des Moines
Betty Jean Brown
Dayton
Ohio
Russell Brown
Richard Dunham
Mary Roberts
Janice Pollock
Louise Oehler
Oskalooga
Knoxville
Jack McDonough
Max McDonough
Ottumwa
Spike Jones
Gerald Morgan
F. E. Wheeler
Prole
Gustaf Baumgarer
Ronda Lee
Family and friends gather for visiting and graduation events
Daughters and relatives visit in Moulton and Ottumwa as plans form to attend York Nebraska commencement where Mrs Lois Edith Huebert will graduate. Local families share meals, travel updates, and note Ken Blackman’s baseball roles and a completed Luther College game after 11 innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Melcher
Amos McGhehy
Henry McGhehy
Glen Veatch
Kenneth
Plainville
Kans
Tra Cox
Allerton
Jack Long
Earl Rabuck
Phyllis
Bruce
York
Nebr
Lois Edith Huebert
Kenneth Blackman
Storm Lake
M. K. Blackman
Buena Vista College
Luther College
Decorah
Mary Roberts
Janice
Adelena Sampson
E. F. Gehler
Fred Pollock
Chillicothe
Janice Pollock
Oehler
John. Bickford
California
P. R. Carpenter
Colton
A. V. Olney
Burbank
Kansas City
Henry McGrighy
Dorothy
Galen
Donna Kay
Amos McGrighy
Richland
Wash
Helen
Joe Conger
Ottumwa
Clarence Dowd
Marvin Gardner
W. A. Simmon
Moulton
Ira Cox
J. C. Davis
Tillmont
New Hope School
Des Moines
Ton Blackman
Windsor Heights
Carl van Zante
Ronald
Mark
Charles
Harold Mason
Richard
T. J. Luge
Jerry
G. E
Knoxville
Pella
William Gardner
Moravia Area Social Bygone News and Visits
Numerous notices recount visits and travel across Moravia Oska loosa Centerville and nearby towns. Family gatherings include Holdren Coffinger and Davis relatives in Spencer Des Moines Ottumwa and Pella. Several students and residents plan moves or return from teaching assignments with local social scenes and tulip shows highlighted.
Community notices of visits and hosting across Iowa towns
Local residents journey to visit relatives and attend events in surrounding communities. Highlights include Mrs. Oehler hosting a schoolmate, Tulip festival trips to Otley, flower show attendance in Chariton, and visits to Moulton Allensworth and Ames. Families share dinners and host guests across Blakesburg Albia Ott.
Cedar Rapids Guests Visit Iconium Hosts
Cedar Rapids and Joan Moore visited Iconium as supper guests of Mr and Mrs Chris Bogart. Miss Moore later returned home with her sister Mrs Hiner for a visit. Veterans making memorial poppies for fallen comrades will earn over 300000 dollars this year, with funds largely aiding their families at home according to American Legion Auxiliary estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. G. Davis
Ralph Davis
Donald Darby
Atlantic
Kenneth Condra
George McCannon
Mt. Ararat Church
Centerville
Fred Blumenstock
Perry
Harry Dissinger
Everett Miller
Ottumwa
J.C. Davis
Z. T. Holdren
Spencer
Marvin Gardner
William Gardners
Lee Hiatt
Marilyn
Jake Day
Carol
Craig
Oakdale
Ann Miletich
Pella
Art Fox
Des Moines
Don Hayward
Clear Lake
E. G. Hawk
Claude Hawk
Lois
Carolyn
Richard
Harold Hawk
Jeanne
Carl Cloyed
Willard Cloyed
St. Joseph Hospital
Elmer Roland
Bill Roland
Kenneth Roland
Hartford
Lawrence Roland
Lewis McKim
Watson
Unionville
Eleanor Hiner
Cedar Rapids
Chris Bogart
Max Hiner
Hiner
Clyde Hiatt
Guy Argo
Wess Hiatt
John Burton
Iowa State College
Orville Burton
G. D. Lynch
Wiley
Joan Moore
Iconium
Miss Moore
Mrs. Hiner
American Legion Auxiliary
Nazarenes Hold Monthly Missionary Society Meeting
The Women's Foreign Missionary Society met at the Church of the Nazarene on Thursday evening. Mrs. Forrest Main led the business and devotional periods while Mrs. Frank Woodward presented two articles from The Other Sheep. Mrs. Ritl Woodward led the lesson from We Can if We Will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Church of the Nazarene
Forrest Main
Frank Woodward
Ritl Woodward
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Frank Swaim
Amos McGhghy
Felton's
Hawkeye Lumber Co
Albian
Towa
Charles Wheeler
Mary Wheeler
Osteopathic
A&p
N. Side Sq
Iowa
Albia Electric CO
N. W. Corner
DR. L. P, Clow
Centerville, Lowe
Poe
D.K. Orelup
Washington Ave
Albla, Iowa
N. Catterlin
J.B. Judge “Propractor
Tire Store Dept
Briges Motor Co
Iowa Highway 60
Dr. Saisbury
Reephone
Am Chieks
Gardner Hatchery
Torrington
Wyo
Verne Funkhouser
0. C. Wolf
Waterloo
Leonard Palmer
Carol Broshar
Brian Karr
Otley
Palmer
Karr
al Knudsen
Ames
Knudsen
Veach
Pearl E. Hiner
Eddie Wilson
Combs, Inc
P.O
Ottumwa, Iowa
Ford
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Dodge Packard
Willys
Studebaker
Hudson
DeSoto
Kaiser Frazer
Pullman Motor Co
W. van Buren
Centerville, Iuowa
Nazarene Missionary Society
Harry L. Close
Mer
Nat'l Bank
Neil’s
Abe
Dixie Liners Singing Cowboy Band
Neil Creamery
Neil Creamery Co
Albia, Iowa
Raub Chevrolet Co
Roy F. Raub
R. Burdette Raub
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