Hedge College By Mrs. T. J. Luse
Mrs. T J Luse hosts a Hilloween Sunday school class party at U B church basement. Neighboring families and guests attend dinners and calls including the Guss Luse, C O Jones, Horton Potta, Earl Boyer, Louis Schaffner, O G Davis, Gaylord McDanes, Harold Mason, Emil Halden, Kathleen, Daisy McCrory, Richard McCrory, Betty Wilson, Jerry Luse, and Donald Davis during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Luse
Wendell Murdy
Verry
U. B
Donald Davis
Dick Johnson
Guss Luse
Jbusiness
Albia
C.O. Jones
Horton Potta
Harold Davis
Blakesburg
Gaylord McDanes
Jerry
Earl Boyer
Louis Schaffner
Daisy
Gene
Richard McCrory
Betty Wilson
O. G. Davis
Unimportant Cogitations By Tnez Faber
The author muses on autumn changes in flowers and weather, noting blooming dahlias, leaf shedding, and a looming freeze. He reflects on garden efforts, small harvests, and reliance on neighbors for corn and tomatoes while recounting family life and a returned son from wheat fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yours
Maple Grove Social Notes Highlight Tadlocks and Neighbors
Imogene Tadlock and family hosted visitors Lyle Hopkins party attendance by Emery Hiatt family and Deloris Hiatt in Maple Grove. Donald Dowd visited Bert Arnold while Dean Andrews together with kin attended an uncle's funeral in Seymour. Arlene Arnold and Imogene Tadlock spent time in Centerville and with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imogene Tadlock
Lyle Hopkins
Bill
Grant
Tadlock
Donald Dowd
Bert Arnnold
Miller
Emery Hiatt
Deloris
Mardegna
Caroline Hart
Bert Arnold
Centeville
Grant Tadlock
Dean Andrews
Seymour
Arlene Arnold
Centerville
Local visits and callers across Moravia and Albia
Franklin and Mrs. John Moffatt hosted visits while J D Minnes of Moravia spent Monday with Roscoe Argo. Mrs. Clell Sheldon called at Rex Haver, and Pete Sulentic and John Moffatt were Moravia callers. Argo and Calhoun households hosted guests through the week with several Moravia calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moffatt
J. D. Minnes
Moravia
Roscoe Argo
Clell Sheldon
Rex Haver
Pete Sulentic
Fred Argo
Albia
Carl Calhoun
Donald Dean
E. F. Stansberry
Hal Lemaster
Hugh McFatridge
John Bickfords
Joyd Ammons
Wayne Allen
Prag Pannen
The
Rye
Triags
Local social notes from Centerville and area families
Sunday dinner guests filled several homes including the Earl Boyer and Emma Wood households. Nearby visits included Chris Bogart, Lloyd Davis, and Lt. Robert Ramson with New York visitor Mrs. Victor Masten. Pheasant hunting by Jess Hiner in northern Iowa and a Taylor township farm bureau party at the community building are also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Boyer
Lloyd Brown
Claude Hawk
T. J. Luse
Jerry
Kenneth Gladfelder
Judy Kay
Chris Bogart
Oral Peters
Emma Wood
Jess Hiner
Iowa
Trenton Wilson
Lloyd Davis
Robert Ramson
George Hiatt
Billy Burmeister
Victor Masten
New York City
Hilla
Faye Platt
A. G. Turner
Taylor Township
Frank Gladfelder
Virgil Johnson
Tommy Main
Home Builders
U. B
Henry Arthian
Centerville
Ira Boyer
Local social notes from Hiattsville and surrounding towns
Mrs. Lloyd Rose and family spent an evening at the Virgil Dooley home. Several families visited relatives in Ottumwa and Centerville on business and social calls. The Denny box supper netted 68 dollars, and 4-H club members gathered at Cyril McDanes home for a masked evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Rose
Loren Walter
Virgil Dooley
Bert Meadows
Tommy Pettibone
Unionville
Gus Hiatt
Clair
Ottumwa
Denny
Norlene Sandera
Elia Criddlebaugh
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Adala Daniela
Mary Meadows
Moulton
Cyril McDanes
Don
Centerville
Lester
Roy Dooley
Harve Smith
Bloomfield
Set
Wray Smith
Judy
Saling
Kana
Kinser Valley Visitors at Zell Wilson Home
George R. Darby and E. C. Caster and family were Wednesday evening visitors at the Zell Wilson home. Various locals called throughout the week including Jess Smith and wife, Jack Campbell, Max Lockman, Charles Walden and wife, Lois Hoadley and sister Sarah, Connie Witko and her two boys, and Zell Wilson himself. Zell Wilson did railroad ditching work and helped cut bee trees, with about four to five hundred pounds of honey taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Darby
E. C. Caster
Zell Wilson
Frank Selax
Russell Darby
Albia
Jess Smith
Jack Campbell
Max Lockman
LeRoy Wilson
Charles Walden
Lois Hoadley
Sarah
Old Foster School
Connie Witko
Milwaukee Railroad
Brompton Social and Family Notices Amid Local Visits
Ottumwa residents visit Brompton and Boardman households for dinners and Sunday gatherings. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. J E Stafford on Sunday October 22. A large crowd attended a Brompton school program and pie supper Friday night with families including Mr. and Mrs. Herman Johnson and Mrs. Forrest Foster and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Boardman
Homer Shipler
Ottumwa
Vercel Barnes
A. J. Billings
Albig and
Vera M Selman
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K. M. LeCompte
Washington
Davis County
Karl LeCompte
Corydon
Tnez Faber
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Montana
Maple Grove
Hugh G. Guernsey
Democratic
Signal Corps
Bougainville
U. S. Treasury Department
Franklin
Biddle
Rita
Red River Cave
Escape
Eric Portman
Sun
Doggie
Gene Autry
Block Busters
East Side
Hiattsville
Alicia
Henry Sytsma
Ben Allem
Tuesay
Harold Hawk
Schaffner
Elvin Hawk
O. D. iDuVall
Jimmie
Earl Boardman
Will Bivin
Moiravia
Herman Johnson and Son
Henry Sytama
Etta Schroeder
Iva Schroeder
M. &. Boardman
W. C. Bivin
Mrs. L. M. Robinson
Taylor Leonard
Kinser Valley
Brompton
Bonita Granville
Overland
Epil Hiliot
Gabby” Hayes
Eleanor Powell
Don Ameche Dang Andrews
Billy
Roy Acuff
Smokey Mountain Boys
Appanoose County
Grover
J. LeRoy Harris
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