Weekend Socials Tie Albany and Surrounding Towns
A long list of weekend visits and gatherings across Albany and nearby towns includes Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bads of Albany and Mrs. Minnie VanMeter of Washington, visiting with the Veach family and Mary, followed by numerous Ottumwa, Unionville, San Pedro, and Des Moines guests. The report notes family reunions, church-related duties, health updates, and travels among Condra, Tomlin, Coulson, and VanDorin households, with several dinners, suppers, and weekend stays detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Bads
Albany
Minnie van- Meter
Washington
Iown
John Veach
Mary
James Rumans
Ottumwa
Johnnie Rumans
Unionville
Billy Lockman
Kenneth Condra
Ronnie Tomlin
Julie
Scotty
San
McPherson College
McPherson
Kansas
C. C. Coulson
LaVerne Smith
Tracy
Minn
Darrell Holtz
Church of the Nazarene
Mr. Smith
Miss Horn
O Tracy
John Dodd
Monroe County
Albik
Carol Adams
Local visitors and weekend gatherings noted
Several households report weekend visits and social events. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barkley of Ottumwa visited the W. C. Anderson family. Mintia Shoemaker received guests including B Coulson and Mrs Theo Miller. Connie Roblenz attended class parties at the school house and at Denny Underwood's. The Nelson Ballanger family hosted a dinner at Iona Dotson's and joined open houses with the McAninch, Argo, and Hiatt households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben White
Earl
Mintia Shoemaker
Ray Barkley
Ottumawa
W. C. Anderson
Connie Roblenz
Denny Underwoods
Vie Zints
Nelson Ballanger
Guy Argo
Pella
McAninch
Iona Dotsons
Glen Anderson
Ensil Hiatt
Art Schilb
Weekend Visits Mentioned in Local Notebook
Everett Lughlin of Dallas City and W C Anderson household hosted visitors Thursday night and Friday morning. Clayworth spent Sunday in Des Moines. Delmar Ballanger’s dinner guest list included Deloris Ballanger and a toy party at Patty Ballanger’s. Mintia Shoemaker called on Mrs Phrana Turner. Ernest Hiatt and Herbert McDanel of Byron Illinois visited the Anderson/A lderson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Lughlin
Dallas City
W.C. Anderson
Clayworth
Des Moines
Delmar Ballanger
Deloris Ballanger
Patty Ballanger
Mintia Shoemaker
Phrana Turner
Ernest Hiatt
W. C. Anderson
Herbert McDanel
Byron, IL
Ernest
Centerville Cosmopolitan Club Meeting Report
Hiatt home Saturday morning described, Jerry Bobleriz and Jay Clayworth attended a Centerville Cosmopolitan club gathering Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Francis Miller Su san and Jane were dinner guests Sunday at the Miller home. Open house at J E McAninch home in the afternoon included Francis and Mary aiding the reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San
Jane
Miller
J. E. McAninch
Aftaénton
Francis
Mary
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cliff Burger
Yvonne
Birdie Main
Esther, van den Belsen
Portland
Ore
Oss Main
Wilbur Miller
Gene Gibbs
Seymour
Frank Cox
Albia
Moravia
Milwaukee Avenue
Lytm King
DuMont
Harry Woodward
Vw. T. VanDorin
Lowell VanDorin
Gilfillian Clinic
Leo VanDorin
J. T. VanDorin
J. T. van Dorin
Louis Shaffner
Fred VanDorin
J. C. Lockman
Kaylee Vincent
Jack Whitelow
Guy Vincent
Joyann
Gayla Sue
Ray Charity
James Haster
Bonaparte
Moravia W.S.C.S
Centerville Methodist Church
Sylvia Tadlock Newberg
Revenna
Nebr
L. D. McKay
Eagle
Rex Smetter
Goehner
Campbell
Lauretta Dorothy
Ray Dorothy
Anderson
Cleffie Tybaugh
Kermit Tybaugh
Glen Sheets
Golden City
Carl Coffin
Promise City
Charles Coffin
Dell
Harry Cameron
Beacon DL
Russell ‘Broshan
Moline
Ill
D.E. Bishop
Bishop
Lpings
Cameron
Kenneth Heitkamp
Detroit
Mich
Howard Smith
Monroe County Hospital
Heitkamps
Hugo Johnson
Centerville
Turner Funeral Home
Iowa
Virginia Barbassia
Appanoose County
Gail W. Felkner
Gail Felkner
Board of Supervisors
Gail
Towa
Ge Dye My
Felkner
Caryl Richard Permanents
Myna
Dial
Ueda
Texaco
Oehler Bros. Oil
Moravia, Iowa
LEE R. Benz Moravia Insurance Agency
Ralph
Wood
ASC Township
First Baptist Church Township
Appanoose County Beef Producers Association
Widestone
Firestone
Abc-Tv
States
Canada
Oehler Brothers
Qarkak
Ifore
Asterville
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