Social notes from local families and visitors
Henry Cordes and son of Florida visited Joe Martin home Wednesday morning. The Glen Van Dorn family hosted guests including Cliff Whicker and Guy Argo with family at a Sunday birthday dinner for Guy’s father. Albin Wyoming’s Calvin Lemaster and Van Lemaster joined Theo Miller guests for Sunday dinner. Jerry Don Martin spent the weekend at Joe Martin home. Martha Coulson visited Centerville Saturday. Lillie and Elsie Callen had dinner with Frank Shoemaker on Wednesday. Russell Burns and family hosted at Leon Burns Sunday. Dick Morrison visited BE A Lase. Clarence Doud’s visitors included C S Caldewhore and Mrs. Alice Wilson. Darby churchgoers joined a Confidence church group Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cordes
Florida
Joe Martin
Cliff Whicker
Glen van Dorn
Guy Argo
Guy
Argo
Calvin Lemaster
Albin
Wyo
van Lemaster
Theo, Miller
Lemaster
Jerry Don Martin
Joe Martn
Martha Coulson
Center‘ville
Lillie
Elsie Callen
Frank Shoemaker
Russell Burns
Leon Burns
Dick Morrison
BE. A. Lase
Clarence Doud
C. S. Callew Hore
Darby
Confidence
Alice Wilson
Nurse Endorses Hadacol Healing Deficiencies
Mrs. Jennie Lea Adele, a nurse from East St. Louis, testifies Hadacol helped her after vitamin B1 B2 Niacin and iron deficiencies. She notes energy, sleep and pain relief improved after three bottles, praising liquid form for quick absorption and urging others to try it at local drugstores or direct from The LeBlanc Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Lea Adele
East St. Louis
Ill
Adele
LeBlanc Corporation
Lafayette
Louisiana
Tabla Corporation
Cordes Farewell Attended by Local Friends and Family
iL Coulson and Berth Jr and Mrs Joe Martin and daughter attended a farewell party for Mr and Mrs Henry Cordes Saturday evening. Donald and Delmar Dowd spent Sunday evening with the Guy Artga family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coulson
Berth Jr
Joe ‘Martin and
Henry Cordes
Donald
Delmar Dowd
Guy Art Ga
Main Station Notes From Mrs Foster Family Gathering
Attendance at Fairview Suns day school 49. Mr and Mrs J P Foster and extended families attended a dinner at the K V Gladfelder home in honor of Robert Charles who left for military training at Fort Leonard Wood. Mostly all attended Mrs Main's funeral in the afternoon. Several from the neighborhood were pheasant hunting Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Suns Day School
J. P. Foster
Robert Foster
Twyla
Carl Tomlinard Dean
Lynt Fenton
Fern Lemona
Jimmy
Rolla Foster
Jack
Albia
Ted Broshar
John Broshar
Dixie
Centerville
Karl Main
Emmet Nay
Knoxville
Jess
Gladfelder
Tray Main
Melvin Main
Rockford
Max Hiner
Moravia
K. V. Gladfelder
Robert Charles
Ft. Leonard Wood
Unionville society notes and moves around town
Unionville residents report changes as Mr and Mrs Verner Hawk move to the Miss Ruth Allender property. Mrs Sleeth teaches at the local school. Mrs B M Jones and daughter Sharon Smith visit Chicago relatives. Adele Sampson plans a Textile Paint lesson at the Methodist church Friday at 1 30. Legion Auxiliary decorates hall and serves lunch on Armistice Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richart Sleeth
Moulton
Ruth Allender
Sleeth
B. M. Jones
Glenn Ogdean
San Diego
Calif
Terry
Chicago
Addie Hull
Sharon Smith
Blanche. Rogers
Bloomfield
Amd
Orville Rogers
Adéle Sampson
Methodist Church
D. M. Wilson
Will Douglas
St. Joseph Hospital
Ola Sullivan
Mae Wilcox
Bertha Moore
Liberty Hille
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Final Report Hearing in McIntire Estate at Centerville
In Appanoose County Iowa the administratrix of the C W McIntire estate has filed a final report and asks for approval and discharge. A hearing will be held at Centerville courthouse at 10 a.m. on November 13 1950 to show cause why the report should not be approved and discharge granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court OF
Iowa
Appanoose County
C. W. McIntire
Sadie McIntire
L. R. McIntire
Russia Hite
Retta Lovell
Velma
McIntire
Court House
Centerville
Community Dinner and Visit Highlights From Area Families
Local households report Sunday visits and weekend gatherings. Families including the Tadlock, Walter Scott, Sharp, and Tubler households hosted dinners and calls at relatives’ homes. Ralph Tucker, Winston Duvall, and Curtis Tomlin families shared meals and birthdays with friends and neighbors in Ottumwa and Des Moines areas.
Boyer Ridge By Wanda Cochran
Mr and Mrs Earl Boyer and family spent Sunday with John Martindale at Des Moines. Mr and Mrs Olin Foster and Betty Jean attended church at Confidence Tuesday evening. Lester Cochran and family visited May Benge and Hubert Saturday evenings. Opal Easter called at Clarence Staber home Tuesday. Guests at the Ivan Moffitt home Monday were Walter Forbes and Joyce Marian Underwood of Des Moines, Laverne Forbes of Detroit, and Glen Fowler. Pheasant hunting and visiting with W H Vos followed by funeral service attendance wrapped the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Boyer
John Martindale
Des Moines
Olin Foster
Betty Jean
Confidence
Lester Cochran
May Benge
Hubert
Opal Easter
Clarence Staber
Ivan Moffitt
Walter Forbes
Joyce
Marian Underwood
Laverne Forbes
Detroit
Glen Fowler
W. H. Vos
New Sharon
Mia
Local Social News From Centerville And Surrounding Towns
Mrs Ledan Main My and Mr Yester Cochran spent Sunday at the Allan Cochran home in Mystic Carolyn Boyer attended a 4 H meeting in Centerville and a district training school in Albia Forest Mericle spent Sunday at the Henry Foster home Forest Moffit and family visited the Frank O Conner home Earl Boyer hosted Sunday dinner with Martin Flower family Ira Boyer called at Earl Boyer Friday afternoon Cliff Easter and family visited Lester Cochran home Sunday evening George Woodward spent Sunday evening with Rex Foster
Derby Sunday Visitors and Local Social Notes
Derby Sunday visitors with the Karl Swift family included Mr and Mrs Leroy Brown and Sheryl of Ottumwa, Mr and Mrs Merle Dicks, Mrs Laura Dicks, Mrs Beryl Brown and Kenneth. Larry Derby attended a 4-H club meeting at Gary Sullivans Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Richard Dunham of Des Moines are the parents of a baby girl Deborah Joyce born Nov 10 at Smith hospital in Albia. Mrs Dunham was formerly Betty Jean Brown of this vicinity. Norris Callen hosted an afternoon with Hattie Miller. Emmett Derby and Larry and Kate Rose were Sunday visitors with the Roy Sheldon family near Alpta. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Callen and family spent Sunday with Norris Callens. There was no school at Vosburg Tuesday because that is where the votary took place in this township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Swift
Leroy Brown
Sheryl
Ottumwa
Merle Dicks
Laura Dicks
Beryl Brown
Kenneth
Larry Derby
Gary Sullivans
Richard Dunham
Des Moines
Deborah Joyce
Smith Hospital
Albia
Dunham
Betty Jean Brown
This Viciity
Weekend visits noted in Moravia Union items
Roy Moffatt hosted and visited relatives with many callers noted. Ot tumWwa residents Mr and Mrs John Ancell and sons Ronnie and Barry joined Roy Moffatt at Roy Moffatt's home and at nearby houses. Other callers included F. Stansbury, Richard Rinehart, Will Moffatt, Floyd Moffatt, Frank Cox, Bernard Kitterman, Neal Lamar, Coy Swift, Glen Turner and Emmett Derby. Order fine printing of all kinds from the Moravia Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Joe Lucas
Roy
Roy Moffatt
John Ancell
Ronnie
Barry
OttumWwa
F. Stansbury
Richard Rinehart
Will Moffatt
Floyd
Frank Cox
Bernard Kitterman
F. Stangberry
Neal Lamar
Coy Swift
Glen Turner
Emmett Derby
Moravia Union
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hadacol
Thomas
Southern Uilities Company
John Foster
Unionville
Verner Hawk
Guernsey & Powers, Attorneys For Estate
Maple Grove
Ralph Tucker
Loren Walté
Ralph Tubker
John ‘Sharp
Lois ‘Tadlock
Charles
Imogene Tisue
Ruby Anderson
Richard Tubdugh
C. H. Anderson
Albert ‘Ubaugh
Donna Ray
Dixie Kay
Ben Knights
Bassl Tadtock
Claude Hawks
Hawk
Dale Derby
Donnie Burton
Walter
Boyer Ridge
Wanda Cochran
Courteona
Peoples Abstract & Title Co., Inc
Centerville National Bank
Meredith R. Griffing
Sean
The
Sherman
HOTEL
Sherman Standolph
Clerk Streets
Cicase Tomer
Pean
Pat Hoy
Mgr
We Oebare Derby
Franklin
John Moffatt
Mrs. Coy Swift
Clyde Shel
Monroe County
Sharp “Albia Sale Barn
Poland
China
Hampshire
Milwaukee Road
Friendly Railroad‘of the
Friendly West
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