New Hope News Cullers Visit At Carter Home
West Salem Illinois residents Mr and Mrs Harold Cullers and Mrs C C Cullers visited Mr and Mrs Loyd Carter while Mrs Cullers stayed for the winter. Oregon visitors Elton Watts spent part of the week with Ivan Harsh as they all joined Hattie Watts and Marion at Melrose. Multiple local families hosted and visited through the week including Doris Long at a Martha Massman shower and 4 H meeting attendance.
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New Hope News
Carter
Harold Cullers
West Salem
Ill
C. C. Cullers
Loyd Carter
Elton Watts
Silverton
Oregon
Ivan Harsh
Hattie Watts
Marion
Melrose
Harold Hudgens
Jay Wilson
Sam Bell
R. C. Wilson
John Horstman
Norma Evans
Mary Long
Cecil Schrodt
Guy McKern
Elbert Perry
Boyd Paxston
Darlene Gladfelder
Newt Long
Herb Boblenz
Ernest West
Doris Long
Martha Massman
Bert Brown
David Davia
Alan Wilson
Irvin Kalvig
Blakesburg
Lola Fisher
Cate
Henry Germer
Chicago
Donald West
Articultural
Centerville
Bessie Donovan
Lucile West
Genevie Kaling
Nadine Wood
Linda Wood
Larry Hollingworth
Elka Freyer
Lucile Carter
Gladys Harsh
Irvin Kaling
Junior Donovan
Comstock matriarch injured in Albia car crash
Mrs. Margaret Comstock, mother of Cecil Comstock, was treated for a chest injury after a Sunday auto accident near Morris Michigan and returned home to Albia Friday night. The Comstock family spent Friday and Saturday with her, with neighbors and relatives visiting, church activities noted.
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Margaret Comstock
Cecil Comstock
Albia
Morris, Mi
Comstock
Nellie Willams
Grand River
Theresa Comstock
Donna Jo
Leroy
Marshall Comstock
Pre-Zion League
Venetah Tubaugh
Daughter
Chas. Andrews
Janiece
Grandma
Community Guests and Visits Reported Across Town
The article lists numerous visits and gatherings across the area. Families such as Tubaughs, Pars, and McCords are noted visiting relatives, church events, and Sunday dinners. Local activities include FFA hayrides, church services in Bloomfield and Moravia, and social visits in Ottumwa and Centerville. A closing sale note mentions white table paper for sale at the Union Office.
Franklin News Notes and Social Visits
Franklin community notes list Sunday visits at the Ammons and Swift homes in Albia, callers on Hattie Miller, Mrs. Ben Pickrell with her parents, Carl Calhoun and Wayne Allen visitations, dinner guests at Earl Swifts, and a string of afternoon drop ins from Ottumwa residents Nancy and Connie Cruthers, plus Rev. Glen Lochhead and Rev. Whitenack dining with James Calhoun.
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Loyd Ammons
Fred Ammons
Albia
Floyd Simmons
Norris Callen
Hattie Miller
Ben Pickrell
Joe Doser
Coy Swift
Carl Calhoun
Dean Ammons
Wayne Allen
Clair Long
Jeffrey
Earl Swifts
Ned Argo
Dean Barks
Mike
Pearl Cruthers
Nancy
Connie
Ottumwa
Don Richards
Kenny
James Calhouns
Andy Pavlick
Larry
Glen Lochhead
Mystic
Whitenack
Moravia
Emmanuel Kellogg
McCords Host Birthday Dinner for Sons Orville and Bruce
Mr and Mrs Edward McCord hosted a birthday dinner for their sons Orville and Bruce Thompson with guests including Mrs Nellie Thompson Mr and Mrs Wayne Turner Mrs Ralph Turner Mr and Mrs Roy Gilliland Mrs Fem Callen Martha McCord and Mrs Pearl Free A Monday visit by Mr and Mrs Robert Jennings to Roscoe Argo and other social gatherings are noted including Go As You Are Tup Perware party at Mrs Leo Hoffman and a weekend at the Arthur Lewis home in Des Moines Local social events continue with visits to Raymond Perry Wayne Christy and Dell Heliyer households and a mention of Bobby Whiteheads illness.
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Edward McCords
Orville
Bruce Thompson
Nellie ‘Thompson
Wayne
Ralph Turner
Roy Gilliland
Fem Callen
Martha McCord
Pearl Free
Robert Jennings
Roscoe Argo
George McCombs
Raymond Perry
Calhoun Family Social Guests and Visits Reported
Kellogg visited James Calhoun Saturday evening. Mrs. Jean Irwin visited Mrs. Emmett Derby and Reta Amy Clarence Floyd and John Hiner spent Sunday with Carl Calhoun. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morgan were supper guests Tuesday with James Calhoun. Shirley Calhoun visited Linda Pearl White Saturday afternoon. Mrs. James McGee and children called on Mrs. Emmett Derby and Reta Tuesday. Linda Pearl Whitehead spent Saturday night with Shirley Calhoun.
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Edward McCord
M. E
Bloomfield
Delbert Calhoun
Richard
Orville McCord
Richard Perry
Clarence Whitehead
Sandra
Moravia
George Hellyer
Delli Hellyer
Donald Whitehead
Sally Jo
Randy
Elbert Perry
Dell Hellyer
Newton Long
Amy
Clarence
Floyd Hiner
Merle Adams
John
Carl Calhoun
Kellogg
James Calhouns
Jean Irwin
Emmett Derby
Reta
Floyd
John Hiner
Carl Calhouns
Harry Morgan
James Calouns
Shirley Calhoun
Linda Pearl Whitehead
James McGee
Moravia Union office sells truckers regulation receipts
Regulation receipt books are in stock at the Moravia Union office, 56 triplicate sets per book available for immediate purchase.
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Moravia
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Leery
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Miller News— Comstocks
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Don Hull
Russell Blumer
Burl Doll Leland
Blumer
Wilbur
Donnie Strunk
Wayne Paris
Kenneth Coltrain
Claude Paris
Clifford Caster
Gerald Burton
Eleanor
Cliffords
Ray Tubaugh
Donna Rae
Drenda Rae
DeVana Rae
Lee Tadlock
W.S. CS
Methodist Church
Maude Coltrain
Richard Tubaugh
Bloomfield Methodist Church
Easley
Walter Paris
Janiece Tubaugh
Debbie Whitenack
Burdette Cox
Iconium Methodist Church
Roscoe Morrison
Robert
Union Office
Franklin
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Salem News
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Hazel Hellyer
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Keep Kyl
Congress
Friends-For-John Kyl
Charles A. Johnston
Norma Tanner
R. W. Baird
Stevens Drug Store
Grismore’s
Haygreens Wallpaper & Paint
Square
Phone
Jack Miller
U.S
Miller
Iowa House of Representatives
Iowa Senate
Iowa
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American Legion
VFW
Moose, Eagles
Izaak Walton League
U. S. Senate
Otaw
Republican State Central Committee
Verne R. Martin
Appanoose County
United States
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Joe Wilson
Gloria Cortesio
James Milani
Delmont Moffitt
Glen Johnson
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