Hiattville News Highlights Farm Construction and Visits
Hiatt of Hiattville is laying a foundation for a new barn on his twenty acre farm. Sunday dinners featured visits to Hiatt and Coulson homes. Wesley Sunday School elected C. S. Callen as superintendent with Miss Juanita Hiatt and Miss Margaret Hiatt as secretary and organist. Families including the Chambers, Ly Ballew, and Miltex shared visits at multiple local homes. Flora Phillipa of Lincoln, Nebraska visited R. S and Coulson relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Hiatt
Hiattsville
Hiatt
W. H. Callen
Laura Hiatt
Juanita Hiatt
Margaret Hiatt
J. F. Chambers
Carl Chambers
R. Ly Ballew
Moulton
Flora Phillipa
Lincoln
Nebr
R. S&s. Coulson
Theo Mil- Tex
Berniece Scott
Local Families Gather for Sunday Visits in Leroy Iowa
Miss Goldie Hiatt of Centerville returns to school at Leroy then visits parental Hiatt home. Numerous relatives join Sunday meals and greetings at Chambers and Carter households. Hiattsville string band entertains at Carter store. Visitors include Carl Chambers of Pendleton Oregon and Chicago trip attendees. Birthday dinner honors Mrs Coulson and Cecil Tadlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy
Iowa
Goldie Hiatt
Centerville
Pearl Hiatt
Gus Hiatt
Song
J. M. Tucker
Ernest Johnson
Carl Chambers
Loyd Carter
Mary Frances
Virginia
Rollie Carter
Hiattsville
Carter Store
Pearl Hight
Clarence Fowell
Pendleton
Oregon
J. F. Chambers
Chambers
Chicago
Century of Progress
American Legion
John Tadlock
Cecil Tadlock
Tom Tadlock
Harry Stark
Flora Phillips
Bethel Coulson
R. S. Coulson
Coulson
Unionville Families Visit Regions and Attends Conventions
Unionville residents and friends travel to Billings and Chicago for relatives and events. Attendees include Rebekah convention attendees in Centerville and a Century of Progress visit. Several families also celebrate visits to the World’s Fair in Chicago and local gatherings.
Local Social Rounds Wash Over Knoxville Area
Sunday visits mark the week with John VanZantes in Knoxville and Enid Long staying with Helen Hamilton. Mrs Cass Hamilton and others made rounds including Jeff Patricks, Rev Boston at Ben Jones home, and a Center ville caller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John VanZantes
Knoxville
Circle
Cass Hamilton
Mangle
Jeff Patrick
Enid Long
Helen Hamilton
Boston
Ben Jones
Ben Williams
Centerville
Max
Clyde Plummer
Keneth
Ben. Williams
Helen
F. P. Hamilton
Wade Lockman
Marve Lockman
FreshmenPicnic and Fall School Activities at Main Grove
MM 1b S Hews reports freshmen enjoyed a Main Grove picnic with kittenball and games. Twenty seven pupils attended. Sophomores note Rex Firkins as cheerleader and quirky quirks about classmates. Moravia girls basketball builds under Coach Roy Callen with early practice against nearby towns. Fifth and sixth grades welcome new students George Van Dorin Gilbert Rimber. one absence in fifth grade. First year typing speeds reach 28+ wpm. The school orchestra and glee club plan a fall theater production The Fearnt of the Red Corn and a boys quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Jerome
Unionville
Seymour
Moulton
Maravia
Roy Callen
Wands Easter
Alice Cox
Maxine Duvall
Annabeth Keemer
Harriet Lee Main
Cheree
Dyphon
Irene Main
Donna Foster
Elizabeth Poster
Madge Duvall
George van Dorin
Gilbert Rimber
Misa Luke
Harold Hawk
Rudee Pence
Hiatt Selby
Albert Turner
Barghahn
Leo Kayter
Richard Burton
Day Jon Dotson
Everett Morris
Donald Kuster
Charles Enos Hintt
James Nash
Rex Firking
Clarence Whitehead
Glen van Dorin
Donald Gardner
Marvin Gardner
MHS
Odd Readings and School Notes From A Busy Page
A lively mix of odd facts, classroom reports, and student notes from a school page. It lists grade enrollments, recent cuts to a basketball squad, first and second grade activities, a Good Citizens Magazine edition, and a Sophomores assembly program with various student names and local events.
Local Talent And Cheer Tryouts Highlight Community News
Instrumental duet by Donald Easter and Dayton Dotson performs Towa and Moravia Will Shine Tonight, Nadine Lagle writes a poem, and two sophomore band numbers entertain. Vocal quartet includes Maxine Du Vall, Ernestine Stauber, Pauline Laws, and Delores Terry with music by the band. Pauline Laws and Francia Miller perform flute and drum. Cheerleader tryouts pick Margie Drake Harold Fletcher and Leonard Fletcher, with Alice Cox and Donald Kaater eliminated for basketball commitments. Next week’s News Basket promises hunting story at Eph Wilson. numerous local visits and gatherings noted, including Mrs. C. G. Davis, the Harolds, and Eph Wilson families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Easter
Dayton Dotson
Towa
Moravia
Nadine Lagle
Maxine DuVall
Ernestine Stauber
Pauline Laws
Delores Terry
Francia Miller
Leonard Fletcher
Margie Drake
Alice Cox
Donald Kaater
Cecil Creech
Wendell Cloyed
Harold Boyer
Margie
Harold
Leonard
Alice
Donald
MHS
Social roundups in Iconium report family visits and apologies
The Iconium column lists gatherings at the Wendl Coulson, Merle Dicks, and James Sheldon homes with Harold Huff Leo Beaty and families. It records a funeral in Des Moines for Otis Argo, a correction about a false Tong home report, and plans for a convention in Myrat with local ladies attending. The Museman family mourns Mrs. Mas Westlake of Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Huff
Wendl Coulson
Leo Beaty
Billy
Siena
Merle Dicks
Berle Beaty
Cap't Dicks
Harry Brown
Clyde Dicks
Truxton
Gilbert Callen
Ida Argo
Harold Argo
Otis Argo
Des
Elbert Moore
Will Callen
Tong
Walnut City
Jake Firkins
Argo
Tronium
D. F
Will Kelsey
Geo. Hiner
Glen
H. N. Beaty
Clyde
John
Marilyn
Bonnie Lou
Loyd Beaty
Kathryn
Carol
Harald Huff
Ronald
Norma
Tam Masantan
Jay Massman
Lloyd Magemay
Museman
Mas Westlake
Montana
Ecouta
Leo Beaty and Sons
Lucile
Mc-Aninch
Ida Fern Vosburg
Ruth Turner
Mre
Ralph Turner
James Turner
Earl Howell
Indiana
Centerville Socials and Visits Highlight Rural Weekend
Centerville residents and relatives filled a busy weekend with calls and visits. Tom Hiatt attended a local musical. Emma Ray hosted visits from Des Moines kin. Russell Fowler helped with farm work and joined others at events in Hiattsville and Unionville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hiatt
Centerville
Harry Rumley
Bayard Criddlebaugh
Leon ‘Burns
Criddlehaugh
Little Son
Burns
Harry Romley
Unionville
Histtnville
Russell Fowler
Viole Clayworth
Mae Rumley
Charley Boyer
Sylvia
Leola
Opal Burns
Emma Ray
Alph Hayworth
Near Moulton
Andy Hayworth
Mary Fowler
Don Hinote
Hiattsville
N. G. Wilson
Moravia
Ivan Gibbs
Loyd Carter
Mary Frances
Virginia
Tom Hintt
Leon Burny
N. L. Harrington
B. Morrison
Coulson Family Attends Funeral and PTA Meeting
Mr. and Mrs. Theo Miller and Francis Coulson visited Sunday at the Lyle Beery home. Attendees at the funeral of Mrs. Walter Lemauter included Theo Miller, Francis Coulson, Martha and Edith Coulson, Archa, Reba and Glee Callen, Mrs. C. B. Callen and daughters, Mrs. Ernest Hiatt, Ardis Callen, Elsie and Mintia Callen, Mrs. Frank O’Conner, Bertha and Mabel Coulson. A PTA committee was also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo Miller
Francis
Lyle Beery
Walter Lemauter
Martha
Edith Coulson
Archa
Reba
Glee Callen
Callen
Ernest Hiatt
Ardis Callen
Elsis
Mintia Callen
Frank O'Conner
Bertha
Mabel Coulson
P.T.A
Hedge College Rallie Carter and Family Visit
Hedge College residents recount Tuesday evening at Eph Wilson home. Marie Evans visited Thursday with Vivian Wright. Ernest Mangle and family visited A. B. Manele. Helen Carter stayed Monday with Cheree Dyphon. Dorothy Davis attended a miscellaneous shower for Nedine Wood at Deloris Main’s home. Cecil Parcel and children visited Don Hayes Sunday. Frank McAllister and Chas McAllister from near Blakesburg spent Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lane
G. Davis
Dorothy
Albia
Cecil Creech
Elton Adams
Rallie Carter
Eph Wilson
Marie Evans
Vivian Wright
Ernest Mangle
A. 8. Manele
Helen Carter
Cheree Dyphon
Dorothy Davis
Nedine Wood
Deloris Main
Cecil Parcel
Don Hayes
Frank McAllister
Chas. McAlliste
Blakesburg
Community gatherings and family visits noted
A meeting at Robert Luse's occurred on Wednesday evenings. Mr and Mrs Forest Mericle and family visited John Eaton's home. Miss Alicea Campbell attended a teachers meeting at Diamond school. H M Van Antwerp and sons and L E Luse family visited J R Callen's home. Theo Miller joined a club at Mrs Russell Reed's home. J R Callen and Edrie and Dale spent Sunday at H E Luse's. Herbert McDanel visits his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Luse
Forest Mericle
John Eaton
Allerton
Alicea Campbell
Diamond School
Mya
H. M. van Antwerp and Sons
L. E. Luse
J. R. Callen
Theo Miller
Russell Reed
Edrie
Dale
Herbert McDanel
Guy McDanel
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Andrew Eliot
Boston Way
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California
America
Hok Singing Tower
Florida
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Mr. Fletcher
Max Martin
Richard Anderson
Marilyn Broshar
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Dorothy Coltrain
Jack Gollaher
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Gene McCrory
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Max Whicker
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