Halloween Party at Unionville Baptist Church
Senior youth group from Unionville Baptist Church hosted a mystery Halloween party at the Ray Burns home after meeting at the church. Reggie Marlin won best masked. Joan Strunk won the door prize. A college student from the church gave a short devotion and challenge before games and Halloween refreshments. Present were: Marlaine Lobb, Kathy Bronson, Jewel Walker, Mary Beth Kirk, Kathy Kirk, Vera Wright, Sheila O Conner, Sheila Burns, Sherryn Burns, Barbara Strunk, Joan Strunk, Carlotta Lippert, Ken Wright, Reggie Marlin, Stan Wright, Curt Wright, Randy Dommer, Brent Walker, Marvin Wright, Marlin O Conner, Nyle Cox, Delbert Longley, Daniel Herman, Pat Stockton, sponsors Mr and Mrs Ray Burns, Kevin and Lisa, and Mr and Mrs Milo Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville Baptist Church
Ray Burns
Reggie Marlin
Joan
Pat Stockton
Marlaine Lobb
Kathy Bronson
Jewel Walker
Mary Beth Kirk
Kathy Kirk
Vera Wright
Sheila O'Conner
Sheila Burns
Sherryn Burns
Barbara Strunk
Joan Strunk
Carlotta Lippert
Ken Wright
Stan Wright
Curt Wright
Randy Dommer
Brent Walker
Marvin Wright
Marlin O’conner
Nyle Cox
Delbert Longley
Daniel Herman
Kevin and
Lisa
Milo Walker
News of Interest From SALEM by Miss Hazel Hellyer
Community notes from Salem list visits and gatherings in Albia Moravia and nearby towns. Persons mentioned include Mrs Buster Carter Mr Henry Van Weelen Mrs Dale Cox and Hazel Hellyer with multiple visits to Robert Jennings home and hospital. Events include Stanley party AEC meeting cattle sales and tax classes with numerous family affiliations and travel between Albia Centerville and Topeka Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster Carter
Henry van Weelen
Albia
Robert Jennings
Roscoe Argo
Dale Cox
Clarence Whitehead
Hazel Hellyer
SCA
Moravia
Harry Jennings
Arthur Lewis
Lloyd Brown
AEC
Palmyra
St. Joseph Hospital
Centerville
Des Moines
Bobby
Sgt
Robert Miller
Topeka
Kansas
Missouri
Charley Johnson
Kenneth Johnson
Floyd Crabtree
Merle Prater
Unionville
Charles Jennings
Tammy
Tim
Jim McAninch
Ottumwa
Gene Huff and
Marion Clayworth
Mary Funkhouser
Murray
Iowa
Bessie
Martinsdale
George Hellyer
Dell Hellyer
Gene Huff
Weekend social notes from local community
John Huff of Washington spent the weekend at home. Miss Aletha Van Essen of Tracy visited the Gene Huff home Sunday evening. Sympathy is extended to the bereaved of Luther Caster. Mrs. Delbert Calhoun Amy Hiner and Mrs. Roscoe Argo visited Mrs. Robert Jennings at the hospital Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Huff
Washington
Aletha van Essen
Tracy
Gene Huff
Luther Caster
Delbert Calhoun
Amy Hiner
Roscoe Argo
Robert Jennings
Sunday School Party at Chariton River Baptist Church
Mrs Elma Davison hosted the Sunday School class in the church dining room decorated with pumpkins, cats and bats. Guests received ice cream cupcakes and goody gifts while activities included games singing photos and balloon races. Mrs Davison has led the Primary class for fifteen years since 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma Davison
Chariton River Baptist Church
Irene Brandon
Carolyn Brinkley
Mrs. Davison
Ronald Peterson
Machelle Ballanger
Suzanne
Julia Moore
Jimmy Sulser
Chanda Mitchell
Eddie Dean
Betty Francis Brandon
Sandra Kay
Earl Robert Fenton
Kandy
Lisa
Pat Farrens
ENON Community News Highlights Social Visits
Mrs. Nadine Dommer reports a string of weekend and weekday social visits across ENON. Families including the Cloyds, Ward, Walter, McCoy, Ballanger, Lockman, and Passaralli share dinners, game nights, and hospital check ins with relatives and neighbors.
Halloween Party Attended by Youth Group Guests
Randy Dommer joined Curtis Wright as a guest at a Halloween party hosted by the Unionville Baptist church youth group at the Ray Burns residence.
News of Interest From Franklin By Mrs Earl Swift
Mr and Mrs Delbert Calhoun spent Sunday evening at Raymond Perry s home. Mr and Mrs Glen Ammons spent Sunday evening at the parental Lloyd Ammons home. Mr and Mrs Loyd Johnson Mr and Mrs Henry Van Welden were Sunday visitors at Roscoe Argos. Stella Argo Dorothy Calhoun and Freda Swift attended WSCS Thurs and Karl were Sunday dinner guests at the Amy Hiner home. Mr and Mrs Hugh McFatridge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Calhoun
Raymond Perry
Glen Ammons
Lloyd Ammons
Loyd Johnson
Henry van Welden
Roscoe Argos
Stella Argo
Dorothy Calhoun
Freda Swift
WSCS
Karl
Amy Hiner
Hugh McFatridge
Local Social Callers Report Visits Across Centerville
On Wednesday afternoon Cera Calhoun visited and on Wednesday night Stella Argo and Dorothy Calhoun called on Jenny Jennings at St. Joseph hospital in Centerville. Mrs Lloyd Ammons Dalé and Mark spent Sunday with her father Claude Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Cloyd
Laurence Dommer
Bud Walter
Cary McCoys
Harold Wright
Nellie Williams
Kenneth Coltrain
Stanley Passaralli
Mel
Grand Rapids
Mich
Burdette Ward
Neil Penfield and Sons
Laurence Dormer
Lyle Cloyed
Elna
Centerville
Ray Lockman
Frank Ballanger
Joe Hayes
Joleene
David Johnson
Moulton
J. C. Lockman
Troy Lockman
Ida Kelley
St. Joseph Hospital
Bill
Janie
Centerville Community College
Rod Passaralli
Randy
Phillip
Curtis
Nancy Wright
LaVern Horn
Linda McDanes
Lamoine Yates
Leo Ven Dorin
Eddyville
Bobby Stocker
Buell Taylor
Kenneth Johnson
Ed O'Dell
Réscue Argos
Cera Calhoun
Charles Hershberger
Stella Argo
Dorothy Calhoun
Jenny Jennings
Lloyd Ammons
Dalé
Mark
Claude Rogers
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Sharp
Paul Wilson
Moravia Ffa Chapter
K. H. Carter
N. Kent
Knoxville
Stoner Piano Company
Larry L. Smith
Blakesburg
Laws
Kenneth Condra
Thomas Organ
Lawrence Welk
Acme Piano Co
P. O
Highland Park Station
Towa
Lamb Wool
Andy Andrews
Verl Perkins Hog Market
Oleo
Bakerite
Libby
Lay
Nestle
U.S
Nadine & George’s Fine Foods
Salem
Brushy
Arlo Fenton
THE
News Pictures
Rural Community News
Appanoose
Monroe Counties
Enon
Nadine Dommer
Spencer’s Grocery
Coats
Lee R. Benz
Insurance Agency
Phono
Mervin McDanes
Curtis Wright
Franklin
Earl Swift
Turner Lumber Co., Inc
Aluminum
Turner Lumber
Z Company, Ihe
Nestles DC
Hershey
Crisco Oil
Johnson
Bial
Colonial Brown & Serve Rolls
Behnke
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