Weekend Socials Tied to Salem and Moravia Gatherings
Salem Hazel Heliger and Jane Ann of Davenport visited A J Carpenter family weekend. Elbert Perry hosted a supper with Raymond Perry and sons. Brown and Hamilton families joined Pleasant Hill school program. Jerry Brown won groceries. Galloping tea at Moravia Legion hall drew multiple women including Hamilton and Brown families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Carpenter
Jane Ann
Davenport
Elbert Perry
Raymond Perry
Delmar Pennison
Albin
Lloyd Brown
Jerry
Cass Hamilton
Pleasant Hill
Jerry Brown
Clarence White
Delbert Calhoun
Clarence Whitehead
Edward McCord
Jess Gladfelder
the Legion Hall
Moravia
Robert Jennings
Joel Elliott
Hazel Hellyer
Local social rounds mention frequent gatherings and visitors
A string of Friday and weekend parties and visits fills the social calendar. Guests include the McCombs Whitehead and Perry families, Delbert Calhoun and sons, Raymond Perry and family, plus out of town visitors from Ottumwa and Des Moines. Attendees helped with church activities and a Shanghai club event, with several calls and drops by local residents across Centerville and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brozovich
Lloyd Brown
Aid J
Moravia FE. U. B
George McCombs
Clarence Whitehead
Sandra
Bobby
Raymond Perry
Richard
Gary
B. F. Whitehead
Linda Pearl
Larry Lee
Delbert Calhoun
Karl Lee
Junior Exline
Harold Argo
Jim. DeWitt
Ottumwa
Aubrey Christy
Amy Hiner
American Legion Auxiliary
Clarence
Floyd
John
Eugene Jackson
Shanghai Club
Weiner
Vinton Lundy's
Donald McCloud
Robert Jennings
Charlies
Janet Jennings
Centerville
Des Moines
Kirchenbauer
St. Louis
Mich
A. J. Carpenter
Jane Ann
Grant Everman
Elbert Ferry
Elbert Perry
George Hellyer
Dell Hellyer
Hazel Hellyer
George Argo
Rural School News Mrs Lula Tillmont Teacher Report
Rural school notes list 13 pupils enrolled under teacher Lula Tillmont with names across pre-first to sixth grade. The roster includes Judy Kay Cochran, Kathy Eliott, Francine Brozovich, Florence Kaster, Jerry Hawk, Phil Tisue, Marsha Mckhern, Doris Jean Hawk, Eddie Cochran, Alta Mae Cochran, Judy Kay Gladfelder, Norma Lee Gladfelder, Jerrold Kaster. Four children come from Boyer school and one from the unnamed source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula
R. Tillmont
Judy Kay Cochran
Kathy El-iott
Francine Brozovich
Florence Kaster
Jerry Hawk
Phil Tisue
Marsha Mckhern
Doris Jean Hawk
Eddie Cochran
Alta Mae Cochran
Judy Kay Gladfelder
Norma Lee Gladfelder
Jerrold Kaster
Boyer School
Choice of three brucellosis plans for farms in 1955
Three approved plans Plan A Plan B and Plan C outline brucellosis control for farmers facing the state market milk law effective January 1 1955 Dr John B Herrick of Iowa State College explains each plan requires testing branding and vaccination rules Plan A tests all cattle over 18 months with reactors slaughtered branded and indemnity provided Plan B tests cattle over 8 months with branding tagging farm quarantine and possible retax Plan C calls for official calfhood vaccination of all female calves to achieve a fully vaccinated herd Milk and blood testing for certification requires multiple negative tests and a final blood test contracts for reactors branding and vaccination rules remain in force
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Herrick
Iowa State College
State Department of Agriculture
School Club Officers and Museum Exhibit Report
Brush district notes club work continues with new officers Alta Mae Cochran president Norma Lee Gladfelder vice president Judy Kay Gladfelder secretary. Members report vacations to the Rockies and Wyoming with photos, plus items from sixth grade history study. Exhibits include flint Indian clubs shells rocks chop sticks from Korea lizard exhibit and perfect spelling awards for Eddie Cochran Doris Jean Hawk and Marsha McKern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsha McKern
Jerrold
Judy Kay
Korea
Colorado
Eddie Cochran
Doris Jean Hawk
First Grade Library Reading and Class Activities
The class reports a Monday library checkout of 12 books from the county library and announces the first grade will start library reading in the second period. In science, students study plant life birds and clouds and have learned some constellations. They also display free hand drawings on bulletin boards.
Rev Knouf At Main Station Church Gave Talk In September
A brief item notes Reverend Knouf of the Main Station church called on us in September and delivered a notable tall message or tall tale during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knouf
Also Mentioned on This Page
Salem - Hazel Heliger
Head
Mrs. Raymond Perry and Sons
Brown
Appanoose County
Boar & Gilt Sale
BOARS
Hampshires
Durocs
Yorkshires
And
Centerville National Bank
Charles L. Johnston
Republican
District Court of
Appanoose
County
Iowa
Torney
R. C. Wilson
Reen Ey
Saale
Rural School News
California
Glen Johnson
Walnut Township
Board OF Supervisors
E. N. Catterlin
Orrom
Senterville
Centerville Monument CO
State House
Leo Elthon
Melvin D. Synhurst
Chet B
Akers State
Clyde Spry
Secretary of Agriculture
D. Countryman
M. L. Abrahamson
M. Ropes Ommare
Amlsyl
J. A. Tallman Commerce Commission
U.S. Congress
Fred Schwengel
Henry C. Talle
H. R. Gross
Karl M. LE Compte
Paul Cunningham
James
Dolliver
F. Jensen
Thos. E. Martin
U. S
Leo A. Hoegh
Eisenko
Wien
Lagi
Leo Hinogh
Amos McGhghy
Tell Bial
Sat
Bryan Hart Farm Bureau
Iowa Life LS Lela Company
Verl H
Farnsworth
American Technical Sorority of Business
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