Local and Personal News From Monroe County
Mrs W L Palmer spent Thursday in Des Moines. Dr and Mrs D K Orelup and Dor visited Ottumwa relatives Sunday. Mrs Lulu B R Tillmont and Delbert Donahoo attended a study session in Centerville. John Winslet upset his daughter. Mrs Frank Hlar and family visited Centerville. Mrs J W Halden returned from Des Moines and Novinger. Mr and Mrs Frank Long of near Centerville were guests at the Will Long home Sunday. Mr and Mrs W V Murdy visited Mrs B Swarte and family in Moulton. Mrs F A Reich returned from Galesburg Ill after a nephew’s death. Mrs George Talbott was taken to St Josephs hospital in Centerville. Mr and Mrs Herschel Reich of Glenwood Springs Colo visited his mother Mrs F A Reich. Mrs Fred Blumenstock returned from Perry after three days with her daughter. Mrs Dale Schreiner and daughter Marilyn visited J H Schreiner. Mr and Mrs W L Palmer spent Sunday in Greentop Mo with his mother and birthday. Michael Whetle of Centerville stayed with his uncle and aunt Norman Ward Sunday night and Monday. Mr and Mrs Curtin Burton visited their son Harold Burton at Knoxville. Lewis Main, ill in Rochester, Minn, has improved and been brought home. Mrs Gretchen Lage, Mrs Garnet McDonough and Mrs Faye Hudson rural teachers attended Institute at Albia. Mrs H E Watts spent part of last week with her daughter in Ottumwa and son Bruce. Mrs EF Wilson returned from St Josephs hospital Centerville and is recuperating at home. Mrs Fanchen Winauer left Monday to visit daughters in Texas.
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W. L. Palmer
Des Moines
D. K. Orelup
Dor
Ottumwa
Lulu BR. Tillmont
Delbert Donahoo
Genter
Centerville
John Winslet
Frank Ilar
J. W. Halden
Novinger
Iowa
Frank Long
Near
Will Long
W. V. Murdy
B. Swarte
Moulma
F. A. Reich
Galesburg
Ill
George Talbott
St. Josephs Hospital
Herschel Reich
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Fred Blumenstock
Harry Dissinger
Perry
Dale Schreiner
Marilyn
Moville
J. H. Schreiner
Greentop
Michael. Whetle
Certterville
Norman Ward
Curtin Burton
Harold Burton
Knoxville
Lewis
EF. Wilson
Fanchen Winaler
Max Fife
Ft. Worth
Tex
Wiley Roundtree
SanAngelo
Wit Hy van Dorin
St.osephs Hospital
Elmer Schwabe
Bonnie
Joy
Edward
Jean Lowe
Casey
B. F. Wilson
Harry Stocker
Karl Tuttle
Big Sandy
Mont
G.G. Peterson
Jeanne West
Wayne P. Davin
Ottumwa Gh
Petersons
Frank Houser
Dorothy
Doris
Bill Sager
Mary J .Hoskinson
Stella Carter
R. E. ‘Cumming
J. F. Gray
Melcher
Bucklew
Dallas
Francis Gray
Waukesha
Wise
Fern Wright
Dana
Kansas City
E. F. Wilson
Jim Cline
ECR
R. R. Pennington
Mway
Kathryn Pennington
Kenneth Condra
Bert Turner
C. C.coulgan
Harold Mason
Emil Halden
Double Eight Club
Pearl Broshar
Weekend Visits and Travel Span Local Social Notes
A community page records numerous weekend visits and travels. Hy Van Dorin returned from St Josephs hospital in Centerville. Carl Tuttle spent two weeks in Big Sandy Montana on business and relatives. Mr and Mrs Peterson and others celebrated a second wedding anniversary in Ottumwa. Various families visited relatives in Centerville Ottumwa Des Moines and Des Moines area.
Miscellaneous Iowa News Fragments and Local Incidents
A collection of brief items from Iowa including a baptism by Jordan River water for Dr. and Mrs. M. F. Fravert’s children in West Union, a man losing his pants in a bean harvest mishap, a bean combine incident injuring a knee, a shopper in Waverly warning hoarders about coffee, and a sheriff proposing license plate signs for emergency workers. Additional notes detail a Grundy Center man’s day of farm and mechanical mishaps, battery and car troubles, and a tire blaze. A Winterset pool crash involves Billy Basa diving from a tower and colliding with swimmer Harold Zink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Palestine
M. F. Fravert
West Union
Sterling J.baldwin
Holy Land
FOR SALE Auction and Barber Shop Listings in Moravia Iowa
Classifieds detail multiple FOR SALE items including livestock land and a barber shop in Moravia Iowa. Listings include 60 acre unimproved parcels 40 acre farms 180 acre farm 160 acre Moravia area homes and a Cy C Cullers home with utilities. Also notes a licensed broker Chester Broshar Moravia Iowa and a Delia McCrory farm with alfalfa and clover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batela
Jobnatn
Charles Broshar
Furn
Chester
Broshar
Moravia
Towa
Delia
Ottis Crow
Unionville
Iowa
Rock Road
Chester Brosher
Cy C. Cullers
wWabers
Pisa
Chet. Broshar
Easter Farm
Chet Broshar
Fracture of caretaker after fall from makeshift floor
fragmentary report describes Elmer Petergon of Hayfield stepping from a solid board onto wall board, then falling through a ceiling to a cement floor below. bones were broken and bruises incurred while concerns about disease and parasites in poultry arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer
Petergon
Hayfield
Sunday Visitors at Mt and Mya Curtis Home
In Oakland California a weekend gathering unfolded as family members and friends visited Mr and Mrs Curtis. The event highlighted community ties and included talks about future employment in shipbuilding and local projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frente Bist
Knox
Mt. and
Mya
Curtis
Me Barton
Mote Gay
Oakland
Calif
Uj Ta
Meldher
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Bakers Yeast
Miller's
Napine & George
Elit
I Sale
America
Ree Hii
Pathe
Yeach Drug Store
Rexall Store
Don Winslow
NAVY
Wprank
Martinek
Bell Syndicate
Fred O'ley
We Martin
Waverly
George C. Murray
New Hampton
Henry Appall
Grundy Center
Klus
Ita
Co High Garage
Henry
Billy Basa
Winterset
Harold Zink
Jake Day
Morayia
Dell
Emall
Ite Broshay
Tha Mary
Waskinso
Adjottia
Hannell
Éadh
Het Broshary
Sali Aled Timothyi Gardner
J.A. Canning
Albi
Yumeh Palpone
Jessa Smith
Claud Norton
Moulton
Aoe
Gardner Lt
Sea Gardner & Soar
Ordner
Morlavia
Albia
Albia Rendering Co
R. C. Valentina Co
Marshalltown
M.H. Deines
Charley
Cs Ceva
Hpal Estate
Yee
Uae
Huleman
Zell Ee
Blackman See
John Dilté
Fa Diatries Missionary Institute
al Menechan
Dayton
Pists
Ailesson&ry’ Éducation
Zell Cahen Sanday
Edna Dyphon
Bob Rhoads
Woodward
Wien
Carrie
Kenneth Peteniel
Mir Sand
Petznick
Marlys
Danice
Newhall
Leaat Aa
State College
Ket
Turner& Son
Aerinalsing Transationner Haast
Turner & Son Furniture
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