Local People Visit and Shop in Albia Area They Return Home
A jumble of social notes records Mrs. George Johnson traveling home with her sister from Centerville, visits by Mrs. Lawrence Gumm and cousins, and various relatives spending weekends in Albia. Shifts include shoe store ads at Tall Corn Shoe Store and several hospital and church notices. Community figures such as Miss Brain, welfare worker, and other residents are mentioned amid family visits and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George. Johnson
Centerville
Lawrence Gumm
Leonard Palmer
Palmer
Quinton Hudson
Rock Island, DL
Faye Hudson
Big Saving's
Tall Corn
South Side Square
Albia Town
John Kisling
Stockport
William
H. Young
Pe Wilson
St. Jndsep Hspital
Marie Yargon
Mt. Vernon
Clarence Ives
Lee Main
Stella Carters
Cherokee
Oklo
Albert Brain
Annie
Canterville
Miss Brain
Tall Corn Shoe Store
Albia
Iowa
Bishop
Billie
Des Moines
Robert Reeves
G. L. Cloyed
Mte
Vern Hawkins
Swan
C. M. McFatridge
Womens ‘Missionary
Spcht
United Brethren Church
Winter prep and social rounds in Iconium town
Local notes show residents gathering cane for sorghum mills and preparing wood for winter. An extended social roundup lists visits among Argo, Brown, Firkins, Beaty, McAninch, Hough, Huff, and Beaty families, with trips to Centerville Albia Hilton Marshalltown Lincoln and connections to the Lock family. A new pony joins Charlotte McAninch as a gift from grandfather McAninch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake ‘Firkins
Jake
Perple
Beryl Brown
Leo [Beaty
Merle Dicks
Centerville
Ida Argo
Kenneth Frée
Mra
Jay Argo
Francis Miller
Baby
Argo
W. E. Ksleey
John McAninch
W. E. Kelsey
Albia
Kate Brown
Lois
Algia Derby
Cap Dicks
Osa Brown
Ida
Don Poulson
Roy Argo
Guy Argo
Funay
Andy Brown
Osa
Rosa Eaty
Jake Firkins
Jack
Denny
Jim
Eugene Argo
Hilton
Marjorie Hough
Oza
Lloyd Beaty
Marshalltown
H.'N. Beaty
Harold Huff
Ronald
Norma
Lincoln
Paul Lock
Lock
Chico Beaty
Unionville Visitors and Local Family Profiles Mentioned
Unionville reports Mrs. Mary Hart and her son Walter from Cincinnati staying in rooms with Mrs. Ruby Underwood. Hart is a school lunchroom assistant cook. Also noted is David Caylor recovering from a heart attack with improving condition. Weekend visitors include Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Carr of Mc Farland Kansas and their son Phillip Carr from Kansas City, Missouri, staying with Mrs. Carr's mother Mrs. Amanda Milley and sister Mrs. H. M. Uaderwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hart
Walter
Cincinnati
Ruby Underwood
Hart
David Caylor
Carr
McFarland
Kan
Phillip Carr
Kansas City
Amanda Milley
H. M. Uaderwood
Farm for Sale and Rural Properties in Moravia Iowa Era
Agricultural notices advertise multiple farms and related real estate around Moravia Iowa including 40 acre and 89 acre tracts with alfalfa clover and water access. Brokers Chester Broshar and Chet Broshar promote cash or terms sales, plus a modern Moravia home on Wabash Ave and rental property. Also listed are livestock facilities, feed options, and local notices on derelict stock removal and collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beate the Delle McCrory
Moravia
Petoely
Chester Lee Broshar
Salh
C. Cullers
Wabash Ave
Chet
Forrest Main
Valie
Broshar
Memsyia
Blanche Graham
Local Social Roundup of Weekend Visits and Calls
A dense list of visits and social calls across Salem and surrounding homes. Families such as Hellyers, Teeters, Tarrs, Gladfelters, and Cushings appear in multiple Sunday and Thursday gatherings. Attendees include Miyanya, Hazel Hellyer, Dorothy, Jerry, Mrs. Dell Hellyer, Ted Teater, and Carrie Turner, with neighbors like Mrs. Ralph Ard and Will Haver noted.
Social guests and callers visit John Moffatt home
Franklin and Mrs Sam Bennett were supper guests at the John Moffatt home Friday. Herry Rumsey and Fred Cousins were callers at Frank Coxs home Wednesday. Mrs Roscoe Argo spent Monday at H A Lemaster. Dennie and Jim Argo were callers at John Moffatt Thursday. Harry Jennings called at Roscoe Argo home Wednesday. Mrs Bert Rinehart and Mary Lou visited Minnie Rinehart in Albia Monday. John Moffatt and Henry Elliott hosted supper Tuesday in Mystic. Jack Caldwell called at John Moffatt Monday. Sam Bennett and Mrs visited Jack Caldwell Sunday. Moffatt spent the week end at John Moffatt Home. Jake Foster called Saturday morning. Everett Stanbberry and Elmer Hazelett visited Albia area Thursday and weekend. Several neighbors attended the colt and mule show at Albia sale barn Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Bennett
John Moffatt
Herry Rumsey
Fred Cousins
Frank Cox
Roscoe Argo
H. A. Lemaster
Dennie
Jim
Argo
Harry Jennings
Roscos Argo
Raa Fet
Bert Rinehart
Mary Lou
Jack Caldwell
Moffatt
Jake Foster
Everett Stanbberry
Elmer Hazelett
Dewey” Arnold
Albia Sale-Barn
Local Social News From Centerville Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Allie Pence spent Saturday at Homer Hamilton s home. Mr and Mrs Ben Jones and Mr and Mrs Wendell Mu were business callers in Centerville Friday and visited Mrs Carol Brees in the hospital. Mr and Mrs Ralph Boyer Ronald and Mr and Mrs Rollo Boyer of Centerville were Sunday guests at Ben Williams home. Mr and Mrs Clair Woodward moved to the Gua Main farm where he has employment. Several attended the party of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Pence -Apent
Homer’ Hamilton
Ben Jones
Wendell
Centerville
Thay
Carol Brees
Ralph Boyer
Ronald
Rollo Boyer
Ben Williams
Clair Woodward
Gua Main Farm
Local Social Notes From Centerville and Nearby Homes
The So and Sew club gathered at Floyd Brown’s home Thursday evening as Mr and Mrs Cat VariZante and Ronald Lee attended. Mr and Mrs Sam hi Lora Blaine visited John Van in reahopblig of Centerville Frie ee and a sick person at the hospital. Ms and Mrs Wan Hrdsligr and children of Waterlod visited over the weekend at H G Broshar’s house. Mrs Harry Pabst hosted anted them to Faretoy Where she saw Mons AC enagh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Brown
Thoraday
Cat VariZante
Ronald Lee
Sam Hi Lora Blaine
John van
Reahopblig
Centerville
Mra
Wan
Waterlod
H. G. Broshar Howe
Harry Pabst
Faretloy
Mons AC Enagh
Ham
Community Notices From Centerville Area Family Gatherings
Fragments reveal a local notice of gatherings and visits across Centerville. Families including Browns Potts McCrory and Morgan shared weekends with kin, with Harold Homer Brown and others hosting and traveling to Des Moines and Seattle for visits and greetings.
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR. Salsbury
Gardner & Son
Main Bros
Canned Weiners
Carton
Asi
Hon
Iconium
Unionville
Bale Joeisred
Wayne Colmity
Roker
Fred Meridith
Parserene
Chet Broshar
Maley
Son of
Moravia Union
Vinton
Gardner & Bons
Albia Rendering Co
R. C. Valentine Co
Moss
Ford
H. Kmith
Plesse
Hy BE
Glick
Shropshire
Tomlii
Bata Kenneth Free
Hans
Edd Mack
Dea
John Ford
King Theatre
Holiday Inn
Bing Crosby
Fred Astaire
Bing Ingram
Bill
Cerita
Salem
Fred Sheldon
Herd
Miyanya
al Winehan
Hes
Moline Mae
Fox
Jean
Bart Pey
Obert Foster
Misa
Hazel Helly
Dorothy
Jerry Oon
Robert Teenings
Fehae Bebe
Ibi Mee
Biems
Donald Gt Saturdey Rani
Jay Cee
Farr
Casa Hamilton
Ning
Dell Hellyer
Thes Bett Flashers
Clarence Eater
Ted. Teater
Edward
McGord
Carrie Turaner
Ralph Ard
Toss Gladfelder
Fred Duckett
Raymond Perry
Gary
Sheldon
Albin
Junior Rinehart
Clark Hellyer
Charley Argo
Dell Feliver
Horton ‘Potts
Centarville
Franklin
Mr. Pleasant
Harry Robinson
Yoni
Mcprey
Homer
Brown
A Brown
Homer Brown
U.S. Navy
Binet
Chicago
Arthur Brown
Mite
Tom
McCory
Edward Potts
Nandy
Ann
Sind
Harry Ee
John Kenton
Daugh
Howard Basco
Jom McCrory
Pearl
Jamies
McCrory
William Brown
Johnny
Gerald Morgan
William Morgan
Seattle
Wash
Grimes
Jonathan
K.C
Napine’& George
Swift
Swift & Company
Keokuk
Uptown
Hatchery
Jackson
Swift. & Co
Lowe
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