Old Settlers Reunion and Social Roundup in Iowa
Davenport and Albia residents joined the Kahoka Old Settlers reunion in Missouri while Blue Front school alumni gathered locally. Families traveled to Centerville for Rainbow Division events and many hosted relatives from Des Moines Cedar Rapids Cheyenne and beyond. A wide circle of friends attended church events meals and local luncheons during a busy weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Wayland
Davenport
Rnesti Mangle
Albia
Ida Mangle
Old Settlers
Kahoka
W. C. Funkhouser
Torrington
Wyo
Harry Woodward
Blue Front School
Rainbow Division
Centerville
Ethel Hamilton
Ray Lemaster
Thompson
Edd DeHall
Prairie City
Jerry Brown
Cedar Rapids
C. Fenton
Cheyenne
Melissa Felton
Doris Johnson
Wilbur
Des Moines
Lewis Davis
Plano
Ralph Robinson
Hart Wayland
Mabel Coulson
Glen Coulson
Rockford
Bernice Coulson
John Stevens
Cecil Coulson
Linda
G. C. Houser
Charles Coffin
Clell
Hazel Farmer
Alma Farmer
Atlanta
Social Rounds In Vosburg And Surrounding Towns
Residents week includes visits between Vosburg and nearby homes. Families attend Harvest Home dinner at Albia Methodist church and celebrate Constance’s birthday. Socials extend through Otumwa Chariton Centerville and Des Moines area with multiple gatherings at neighbors’ houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirs
Russell Wrame
Collinsville
Clayton Sheldon
Dick Brown
Brad
Dim MecAninch
Bill Saur
Paul Dicks
Wayne Christy
Carol
Bert Rinehart
Russell Brown
Harvest
Albia Methodist Church
Clara
Theresa
Brad Brown
Centerville
Gilbert Callen
Emily Thompsont
Edward McCord
Ottumwa
Theresa Brown
Ernestine Argo
Helen McAninch
Velda Brown
Chariton
Fred Christy
Pearl Broshar
Lewis Rinehart
Ray Rinehart
Aubrey Christy
Fern Callen
Wayne Thompson
B. F. Allem
Elsie Carlson
Fay Hair
Constance
Pearl Free
Nellie Thompson
Fem Callen
Meat
Addie Sheldon
Addie
Funeral for Beulah Scott Attended by Families at Bethlehem
Mrs. Clel Sheldon and Mary Jo, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Paxton and children, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Brown and Brad, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Sheldon attended the funeral of Miss Beulah Scott at Bethlehem on Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clel Sheldon
Mary Jo
Harold Paxton
Dick Brown
Brad
Clayton Sheldon
Beulah Scott
Bethlehem
Local Hiattsville And Dooley Community News Sketch
Hiattsville residents and families are mentioned attending pancake day at the Dooley home with several couples helping cook. The M Y F group met at Wesley church with Mrs. Janet Dowd and Rev. Coleman in charge and refreshments served. Other social visits include weddings in Centerville and various calls at homes of Hiatt, Dooley, Lindley, and Bogart families. A local quote notes many people work a four day week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Dooley
Roy’ Dooley
Hiattsville
Kenneth Daniels
Vie Zintz
Wss.cs
M.Y.F
Wesley Church
Janet Dowd
Kenneth Hiatt
Rev. Coleman
Harry Phillips
Bnsil Hiatt
Elmer Hiatt
Walter Phillips
Tom Pettibone
DeWayne Robinson
Wayne Lindley
Max Lindley
Earl Corporan
Des Moines
Wayne McDanel
Debbie
Walter Clark
Dick Delaney
Aisha
Susan
Loretta Dooley
Gary Wiley
Methodist Church
Centerville
Chris Bogart
John Sutton
Ottumwa
Vic Zintz
Richard Ogden
Knoxville
Winfred McCracken
Glen McCracken
Alma Mason
Salem News Notes of Community Visits and Events
Hazel Hellyer reports social visits and gatherings in Salem area. Families like Hellyer and Calhoun traveled to multiple homes, Pancake Day activities in Centerville, 4-H events, hog sale attendance near Indianola, and teachers Institute in Centerville. Remarks include daily Sunday visits and Wednesday club meetings among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias Karol Ann Hellyer
Dell Hellyer
Jerry Brown
Cedar Rapids
Lloyd Brown
Pearl Runtelle
Ottumwa
Amy Hiner
Centerville
George Hellye
George Brozovich
Richard
Karl Lee Calhoun
Keith Miller
Amy
Floyd Hiner
Delbert Calhoun
Bert Rinehart
Robert Jennings
Lloyd Jahnson
Albia
Ben Pickerel
Hiner Bros
Dick and
Clark Hellyer
Grief and Gon
Indianola
Richard Calhoun
Carl
Kenneth
Donald Calhoun
Hazel Hellyer
Teachers Institute
Ice Cream Demonstration Among Local Families
Mrs Ruby Zemo hosted a perware party Monday morning. Raymond Perry and Leonard Perry visited at Ottumwa hospital Sunday. Clarence Whitehead visited Dell Hellyer Friday and attended Dairy Congress at Waterloo with Sandra and Linda Whitehead Monday and Tuesday. The Whitehead girls demonstrated ice cream making. Lloyd Brown visited Clair Potts Sunday and Jim Mc Anitch Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perware
Ruby Zemo
Raymond Perry
Leonard Perry
Ottumwa
Clarence Whitehead
Dell Hellyer
Sandra
Linda Whitehead
Dairy Congress
Waterloo
Lloyd Brown
Clair Potts
Jim McAnitch
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McPhearson College
McPhearson
Kansas
Merrill Coulson
Richard Raymie
Leo Dayle
Ralph
Wene
Bruce
Ray McDonough
Irene Bower
Coon Rapids
Ronald Broshar
Paul Brosbar
Donald Brain
Lester Brain
Earl Brain
Hedrick
Ray Tomlins
Frank Woodward
Larry
Jesse Powell
Pierson
Leslie Woodward
Kingsley
Bill Woodward
Shelli
Roy Ellis
Wm. Woodward
Natalie
Bob Woodward
Omaha
Cecil Heckert
Youngstown
Ohio
LaVern Smuttat
Floyd Murphy
the Nazarene Church
Jay Taylor
Penn College
Oskaloosa
John Smith
Russ de Angelillo
Jim White
Buell Taylor
Jean Taylor
Donald Hammond
Bertha Hull
Vera Boyer
Wilma Whicker
Anna Kaster
Donnie Kaster
Ora Kaster
Bert Drake
Grand Jury
Moravia
Roy Argo
Gerald
Harley Tisue
Verda Argo
Francis Argo
Jollene
Daryl
Lester Strunk
Ivan Harsh
Paul Cridlebaugh
Taylor Township
Harold Hughes
Continental Hotel
Turner Funeral Home
Iowa
Guardian Maintenance Service
Carmer’s Inc
Dr. L. den Hartog
Optometrist
Dial
Hereford & Shorthorn
Angus & Hereford
U. S
H. . Peterson
Don Peterson
John Peterson
Paul Morehead
Pavilion
Albia Sales Co
Albia, Iowa
Vosburg
Ils
Wien
Gardner Hatchery
The
Treasury of
United States
George Washington
U.S
Trianury Department
Idvori Council
Nexspaper
Salem
Dabitte
Christ Jesus
Christ
Oskaloosa Livestock Auction
U.S. Highway 63
Ray Tubaugh
Richard Tobaugh
Tobaugh Bros. Owners
Turkeys
Pillsbury
Meng
Morrell
Jonathan Apples
Tokay
Allen
West Side Square
Folger’s Coffee
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