Community notes from Salem and nearby areas details multiple gatherings
Salem and surrounding residents attended a string of events from a Ladies Aid convention in Walnut City to 4-H meetings in Centerville and social visits at several homes. Attendees included Hazel Hellyer, Delbert Calhoun, Amy Hiner, Mary Lou Rinehart, and many others, with families traveling from Mt. Pleasant and Knoxville for weekends and holidays. A farewell party at Jess Gladfelder’s marked the move to Florida for the Gladfelders, with pie and coffee among the refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Brown
Delbert Calhoun
Ladies Aid
Walnut City
Amy Hiner
Icel Christy
Hazel Hellyer
Martha McCord
Sandra Whitehead
Mary Lou Rinehart
Dell
Corydon
Cass Hamilton
Ed Pence
Hamilton
George Hellyer
Dell Hellyer
Centerville
Edward McCord
James
Mt. Pleasant
Charles Jennings
Delores Baker
Robert Jennings
Lioyd Johnson
Henry van Weelen
Roscoe Argo
Jess Gladfelder
Mrs. Gladfelder
Florida
Earl Main
Knoxville
Clarence Whitehead
Sandra
Bobby
Raymond Perry
Richard
Karl Lee
Hazel
Clark Hellyer
Elbert Perry
Kenneth Gladfelder
Judy
Norma Lee Gladfelder
Local Social Notes From The Coulson Area
Friday and weekend greetings as families visit and travel. Ed Pence attends funeral in Hamilton with relatives and friends. travel continues near Albin Wyoming. Local farm moves noted as Henry Thomas sells to Roy Downing and plans Albia relocation. Church activities include cooperative dinner at Wesley Chapel and corn harvest on Mae McDonald’s farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Scott
Nancy Boblenz
Zell Pence
John Johnson
Hamilton
Ed Pence
Albin
Wyoming
Bob Houser
Iowa City
Theo Miller
Clara Lemaster
Russell Burns
Jimmie
Everett Hawk
Roy Underwood
Marvin
Navy
Henry Thomas
Roy Downing
Albia
Mr. Downing
Allie Boyer
Lester Gordon
Wesley Chapel
Mae McDonald
E. O. Tucker
Centerville
Mary Stonerook
McCool Junction
Nebr
Clarence Stonerook
Lewis and Larry
Oakland
Iowa
Elsie
Sylvia
Lillie Callen
Alan Dooley
Jerry Boblenz
Lillie
Sylvia Callen
Bertha
Mabel Coulson
Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid Convention Attendees List
The Pleasant Hill Ladies Aid met in Walnut City on Tuesday with many attendees including Pearl Free Nellie Thompson Nona Dicks Clara and Theresa Brown Jessie Verna McAninch Fern Penfield and Vera Moore. A lengthy social schedule followed with visits and gatherings noted from Tuesday through Sunday including calls at various homes and a Homecoming event in Seymour. A closing note mentions a 45 cent collection and refreshments served to 11 women and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Walnut City
Pearl Free
Nellie Thompson
Nona Dicks
Clara
Theresa Brown
Jessie
Verna McAninch
Fern Penfield
Vera Moore
Nickie Dicks
Truxton Dicks
Russell Brown
Gilbert Callen
Mear Dicks
Elbert Moore
Glennie Dicks
Eastern Star
Moravia
Maude Whitehead
Clara Brown
Pearl Broshar
Centerville
Pearl Dicks
Leta J
Betty Haver
Stella Argo
Des Moines
Mearl Dicks
Addie
Janet Fritz
The
Christian Church
Blakesburg
Edith Callen
Dots Cheigty
Theodore Henderson
Ronald
BL Moore
Verda Argo
Hampton
Iowa
Pearl Kelsey
DeWayne Moore
Seymour
Dick Brown
Bill Moore
T. J. Henderson
Sime Haimes
Drakesville
Nauvoo
Illinois
Paul Jordan
Union Homemakers Meet at Tadlocks
Mrs. Cecil Tadlock hosted the Union Homemakers meeting on October 10. Roll call was answered with a Halloween prank. The meeting opened with a group song led by Kathryn as chairman. No business was conducted for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Tadlock
Union
Kathryn
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Salem Hazel Hellyer
Sterling Hayden
Valerie French
Treasure Mountain
Sun
Mon
Guy Madison
Felda Farr
Frankie Laine
Lucy Marlowe
Grace Kelly
Alec Guinness
Centerville, Iowa
Elmer
Ferren Democratic
County Recorder
Pleasant Hill
Mes
Ter Booth
Richard Dunham
Floyd Ailem
Lester Sager
Jan Moore
Paul Dicks
Clyde Dicks
Bertha Coulson
Charles Stonerook
McCool
Nebraska
Lynn Fenton
Doris Christy
Earl Campbell
Union. Homemakers
Tadlocks
the Moravia Union
A. M. Wilson
T. B
Bangs
Albia Sales CO
H. C. Peterson
John Peterson
Don Peterson
Paul Morehead
Wise Homeowners
Texaco Fuel Chief
Texaco
Prt
Oehler Bros
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