Scribbler Senior Profiles and Local Social Notes
Joan Fox born May 30 1939 Centerville lists hobbies reading fun loves music school dislikes Elvis Presley favorite car Mercury candy bar Snickers activities FHA Band Thespians FBLA and student roles. Duane Proctor born November 21 1938 Unionville lists hobbies roller skating likes ice cream girls dislikes Elvis Presley. Local wedding and dinner guest notices include Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brown and Massman Flahive wedding and various families visiting and hosting at different homes and events.
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Joan Fox
Centerville
Town
Elvis Presley
Mercury
FHA
Thespians
FBLA
Duane Arthur Proctor
Unionville
Mrs. Whicker
Local Social and Visiting Notes from Ottumwa Area
Wednesday and Sunday visits noted among local families including Calhouns Whiteheads and Calhoun kin at several homes. Ottumwa visitors Mr and Mrs Gene Jackson were afternoon callers, with Jennings and Argo households hosting Sunday gatherings. Elbert Perry began work at Maloneys last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lioyd Brown
Dick, Clark
Hazel Hellyer
George Adama
Delbert Calhoun and
Donald Whitehead
Carl Calhoun
Edwand McCord
Robert Jennings
Delbert Calhoun and Sons
Amy Hiner
Gene Jackson
Ottumwa
Roscoe Argo
Delbert Calhoun
Edward McCord
Mt. Pleasant
James
Elbert Perry
Maloneys
Local Social News From Seymour Area
Millers host Wilbur and Mrs Miller members visit relatives and attend Seymour graduation. Tubaughs Strunks and others call on relatives near Moulton and Moravia. Janiece Tubaugh has hand surgery in Ottumwa. families gather in Newton Blakesburg and Eddyville regions. L. M. Andrews of Seymour remains about same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Selby
Chester
Moulton
Wilbur Miller
Lena Bimbi
Bob Strunk
Richard Tubaugh
Janiece
Dixie Rae Tubaugh
Stanley
John Grenfell
Moravia
Lazell Strunk
Wilbur
Donald
Iva
Dean Andrews
Jack Hoffman
Ralph Jarvis
Brazil
Nellie Williams
Raymond
Centerville
Mary Wadsworth
Pearl Boyer
Newton
Wadsworth
Janiece Tubaugh
Ottumwa
Iva Strunk
Barbara
Kerry Burton
Clifford Caster
Lazell
Albert Tubaugh
Ray Tubaugh
Donna Rae
Dixie Rae
Drenda Gae
Ernest Tubaugh
Blakesburg
Soil insecticide caution for planter trench method
Entomologist John Lilly from Town State College cautions that soil insecticides used by the planter trench method must be kept away from direct seed contact to prevent damage and ensure proper seed safety.
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John Lilly
Town State College
Franklin Community Visitor Notes and Social Calls
Local residents from Franklin and nearby areas are hosting and visiting relatives and friends. Visitors include Mrs. Bart Swift and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Atchison, Ada Atchison, Roy Miller, and several extended kin calling on Earl Swift and Glenn Turner households in Ottumwa Al bia Centerville and Des Moines areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Atchison
Ada Atchison
Kennewick
Wash
Roy Miller
Melvin Miller
Joyce
Paul
Hattie Miller
Jeffrey Long
Earl Swift
Emmett Derby
Glenn Turner
Des Moines
Clair Long
Jeffrey
Earl Swifts
Ottumwa
Albia
Chariton Valley Birthday Tea for Betty Lou Scott
Mrs Ralph Tucker reports Betty Lou Scott’s 11th birthday celebrated with dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Robert Scott. Grandparents Roy Sulser Earl Fenton and families joined, plus overnight guests Fred Hainline. Nearby visits include Earl Fenton at Don ald Hamman's and chores by Gerald Fenton.
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Robert Scott
Betty Lou
Roy Sulser
Earl Fenton
Duane Sulser
Stephen
John Sulser
Fred Hainline
Ralph Tucker
Donald Hamman
Hedrick
Gerald Fenton
Fenton Home
Roy Suisers
Shirley Atwell
Mickey Lee
Hazel Tucker
Merle Teeter
James
Avis
Roy Suiser
Moravia social notes and bridal shower update
Robert Scdtta reports a flurry of weekend visits and gatherings around Moravia. Irene Tadlock’s June 2 wedding at the EUB church is noted with bridal shower events and multiple family and neighbor visits in Centerville, Moravia, and nearby Atwells households.
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Robert
Earnest King
Ivar Atwells
Ralph Tucker
Irene Tadlock
Moravia
Miss Tadlock
Robert Easter
Jay Lyons
Joe Angaran
Addie Youngs
Stephen Fenton
Carl Thompson
Emmons Attell
Laton Atwells
Frank Tarbell
Arlo Fenton
Gertie Atwell
William
Hazel Tucker
Centerville
Hall Hensley
Edd Fentons
Taylor-ettes 4 H Club Meeting May 24
The regular meeting was called to order by president Sharon Argo at Mrs. Jack Long's home. Seven members, one associate member, and leaders attended. The group discussed selling old flags to 4 H boys for half price and achieved goals.
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Taylor-ettes
Sharon Argo
Jack Long
War show and breakfast demo with visitors noted
A July 8 event featured a war show in the evening with games for attendees. Judy Smith prepared a demonstration on breakfast planning as three visitors attended. Later, refreshments were served by Mrs. Jack Long and Nellie Argo.
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Ing
Judy Smith
Jack Long
Nellie Argo
Union Farmerettes 4-H Meeting Notes and Camp Fund Vote
Union Farmerettes met May 17 at Lois Strunk home. Eight members answered roll call with a basic seven foods picture. A motion passed to pay three dollars per person going to camp. Committees formed for June breakfast. Linda Proctor spoke on Forms of Milk and their Uses. Refreshments served to Ann Exline, Joanne Main, Peggy Rodgers, Becky Wilson, Lois Strunk, Alexia Swasick, Joyce Roberts, Linda Bronsee, Mrs Boyer, and Mrs Exine.
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Lois Strunk
Linda Proctor
Ann Exline
Joanne Main
Peggy Rodgers
Becky Wilson
Alexia Swasick
Joyce Roberts
Linda Bronsee
Boyer
Mrs. Exine
Happy Helpers 4-H Club Meeting Report May 1957
The Happy Helpers 4-H club met at Sandra Whitehead’s home on May 13 1957. Eleven members answered roll call. Minutes and treasurer’s report were read. Connie McAninch and Rose Ann Calhoun were chosen for Tri-county camp with Mary.
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Happy Helpers 4-H Club
Sandra Whitehead
Connie McAninch
Rose Ann Calhoun
Tri-county
Mary
Convent Event Notes Campaign Plans and Names
Mostey at our convent fot datdgata Connie McAninch was aclected to run for county office with dantie Mosley as her campaign speaker. We discussed our alleday meeting to be held at the Hone of our leader Mrs. K C Potts next month. A dinner committee of Mary and Nancy Mosley and Sandra Whitehead was appointed. We pledged the 4 H and American flags after which Sandra Whitehead demonstrated Making Nut Bread. After games refreshments were served to many listed members and leaders including Janice Mossey.
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Martha McCord
Mary Lou Rinehart
Connie McAninch
Doris Jean Hawk
Linda Pearl
Sandra Whitehead
Shirley
Rose
Calhoun
Janice
Mary
Nancy Mosley
Bert Rinehart
Clarence Whitehead
Bothy
K.C. Potts
Dick Brown
Janice Mossey
Love in the Death House tale linked to crime romance
Ellery Queen recounts a striking true story of a romance amid crime in a chilling narrative. The feature appears in The American Weekly with Sundays Chicago American, spotlighting a rare love affair entwined with a murder case.
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Ellery Queen
American Weekly
Chicago American
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Ron Woodward
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Everett Baker
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Charles Jennings
Marshalltown
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Dave Ankeney
Andy
Osa Brown
Mary Lou
Gerald Rinehart
Jimmy
George Hellyer
Karol Ann
Patty
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Truxton Dicks
Handsome Cotton Fabrica
West Side Square
U.S
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Redbine
Texas
Agricultural Service Co
Main St
Reo Bryant
Seymour
James Wilson
Franklin
Mrs. Bart Swift
Fern Callen
Bert Vosburg
Duane Wilson
Mark
Art Eckwall and Sons
Coy Swifts
Blanche Argo
Duane Wilsons
Wayne Thompson
Nellie Thompson
Emily Thompson
Thelma Calhoun
Maude Turner
Don Richards
David Callen
Rena Ammons
Freda
Swift
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Mrs
Kher Myra
Bryan Hart Farm Bureau
Lowa
Rere Car
de Li 7 Ti Mutual Cule Lea Company
Ars
East Main
Ottumwa, Iowa
Union Farmerettes
Happy Helpers
Brownie
Johnson East
Highway 2
Richey Florists
3Rd St
DX Sunray
D-X Sunray
D-X
R. W. McDowell
America
P-K Buenbay Oil Company
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Company
Tulea
Oklahoma
Lee Hiatt
Northeast Corner Square
Mullenbug
McGhghy
Highway 60
Doyle Hampton
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