Glick Reunion At Moravia Park Highlights Dinner Attendees
The annual Glick reunion gathered Sunday at Moravia park with a noon basket dinner. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Leon Glick and family, Dwight Glick of Rockford Illinois, Richard McDanel and Teresa of Ottumwa, Harry Van Antwerp of Plano, and multiple McDanel and Glick relatives from Centerville, Glen, and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glick
Moravia Park
Leon Glick
Dwight Glick
Rockford, Ill
Richard Mc Dane
Teresa
Ottumwa
Harry van Antwerp
Plano
Lloyd Luse
Ross Wells
Frank Glick
Centerville
M. E. Mc- Danel
Local weekend guests visit Berwyn and Ottumwa families
Local residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend across several towns. The list includes Mr. and Mrs. David Lewis of Berwyn with Dallas Walker’s family, Yvonne Gardner in Ottumwa, Mrs. Carson Jordan and Faith returning from Kansas City, and numerous gatherings with relatives in Centerville, Waterloo, Montrose, Sidney, and Mooresville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lewis
Berwyn, Il
Dallas Walker
Centerville
Marvin Gardner
Chicago
Yvonne Gardner
Ottumwa
Carson Jordan
Faith
Kansas City
Arley Murphy
al Douglass
Lewis Rouse
Webb Zahnhiser
Zahnhiser
Montrose
Colo
Jess Gladfelder
Almont Main
Ray McCloud
Forrest Main
Ben Jones
Charles Johnson
R. E. Gackle
Osakloosa
Larry Tadlock
Wayne Lichty
Waterloo
Zell Callen
Tadlock
Buell Taylor
Jean
Nancy Steffen
Elizabeth Taylor
Lloyd Relph
Mooresville
Bert Vickrey
Lester Leach
Tuscon
Arizona
Clara Alter
Pleasant
Dale Leach
Frank Clodfelder
Laredo
John Laws
W. A. Vaughn
Trenton
Paul Dicks
Janie Moore
O. G. Woodward
Ella Criddiebaugh
Frank Heckman
New Hope Community Update From Genevie Donovan
The New Hope Wesley Junior M. F. group met Wednesday evening with 16 present. Members helped by Mrs. Juanita Dooley and Mrs. Evelyn Daniela served ice cream and cookies after the meeting. Several residents visited and hosted gatherings at local homes through the week, including Dooley, Turner, and Donovan households, with trips to the state fair and Des Moines noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Junior M. ¥. F
Juanita Dooley
Evelyn Daniela
Anna Hiatt
Mary Meadows
Elsie Callen
Mae McDonald
Evelyn Daniels
Dooley
Wesley W. S. C
G. A. Bruner
Centerville
Chet Kessler
Lucile West
Lucile Carter
Junior Donovan
Mike
Pat
Jay Wilson
Bob Houser
Elsie
Lillie Callen
Elizabeth Turner
Jim Pettibone
Eddie
Des Moines
Don Pettibone
Loyd Carter
C. C. Cullers
Paris
Flossie Carter
George Turner
Miller by Mra Wilbur Miller Miller
Nellie Williams attended the State Fair with the Raymond Williams family of Centerville. Many local residents visited, called, or hosted events at Miller and surrounding homes during the week, with mentions of church services and upcoming Homecoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Williams
Raymond Willams
Centerville
Bob Strunk
Gayle
Maurice Lane
California
Russell Strunk
Marshalltown
Charles Cleeton
Des Moines
Reo Bryant
Raymond and
Arthur
Seymour
Betty Strunk
Davenport
Williard Brain
Lena Bimbi
Danny
Loren Alden
Wilbur Miller
Clifford Caster
Homer Renwick
Lazelle Strunk
Irma Tubaugh
Janiece Tubaugh
Kenneth Coltrain
Lester and
Lazell Strunk
Gerald Burton
Willard Brain
John Grenfell
Mt. Horeb
Wis
Richard Tubaugh
Sloan
Miller
Albert Tubaugh
Russell Tubaugh
Ray Tubaugh
Lawrence Koebke
Belle Plaine
Moravia
Janiece
Pleasant Valley
Charles Andrews
Iva Strunk
Clancy
Ottumwa
Mearl Walter
Methodist Church
Harold Wright
Sheila
Denny
Moulton
Barbara Strunk
Maurice Walter
Good Reunion Of Peter and Nancy Good Descendants
The Peter and Nancy Good reunion gathered 31 relatives Sunday August 24 1958 at Moravia park. Orlando Bailey was re elected president and Sylvia Hiatt secretary treasurer. The day featured a cooperative dinner business meeting photos and visits with the eldest present Mrs Caroline Hart and youngest Harold Eugene Heartley. Next year the reunion will return to Moravia park on the fourth Sunday of August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Nancy Good
Moravia Park
Orlando Bailey
Bloomfield
Sylvia Hiatt
Caroline Hart
Good
Harold Eugene Heartley
Harold Heartley
Norman Hanes
Omahs
Nebr
Walter Schultz
Lester Bayer
Scarsboro
Iowa
O. J. Bailey
Christine
Roy Wilcox
Doyle
Drakesville
Yows
Elmer Gorden
Exline
Mary Hanes
Floyd Wood
Centerville
L. H. Heartley
Olive Heartley
Eugene
Udell
W. A. Hutchison
Oran and
Verle
Moulton
Larry Derby
Keats
del Loris
Mora
Foster Reunion Held At Centerville Park
The annual Foster reunion gathered 68 people at Centerville Park on Sunday August 31 with a plentiful noon meal. Officers elected for next year include Ruth Broshar president Clifford Foster vice president and Robert Foster secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Centerville Park
Ruth Broshar
Clifford Foster
Robert Foster
K. V. Gladfelder
Judy
Carl Tomlin
Deanie Tomlin
R. C. Gladfelder
Theodore Broshar
Basha Foster
Allie Boyer
Gertle Boyer
Ella Foster
Leon Burtis
Karen
Linda
Gene Gladfelder
Diane
Roe van Antwerp
Della Jennison
Gall Stites
Ida van Dorin
Bessie Foster
James Kaster
Milo Foster
Verlyn Higna
Robin
David
Rockford
Illinois
Amy Wilson
China Lake
California
Callen Reunion Draws Mob At Moravia Park
The annual Callen reunion was held Sunday at Moravia park with a cooperative noon dinner. Officers elected include president Clair Callen and vice president Orin Callen, secretary Mabel Coulson, treasurer Lillie Callen, and numerous Callen relatives from Centerville Glenwood Williamsburg and Moravia attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callen
Moravia Park
Clair Callen
Orin Callen
Mabel Coulson
Lillie Callen
Haley Scott
Bessie Callen
Norris Callen
Marvin
Hattie Miller
Alicia
Clinton Albertson
Darlene
Opal Stevens
Leota
Mockmore
Leslie Cook
Centerville
Frank Spencer
Pauline
Harvey
Wendl Coulson
Odell
Gilbert Callen
Clell, Jr
Charles
Williamsburg
Earl Woodcock
Hampton
Lloyd Clark
Columbus Junction
Zell Callen
Billy
Lola Lee
Bertha
Lillie
Elsie Callen
Mintia Shoemaker
Cynthia Callen
Fern Callen
Moravia
Hamilton Reunion Held At Moravia Park
The Hamilton reunion occurred in Moravia park on August 24. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Cass Hamilton, and numerous Simbros and DeHaases from Prairie City Glenwood Marysville Lancaster Eastwood Ottumwa and Maryland. The gathering featured extended families sharing memories and time together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Moravia Park
Homer Hamilton
Cass Hamilton
Ed DeHaas
Prairie City
Iowa
Jake Simbro
Glenwood
Shirley May
Dianna Yearns
Kenneth Simbro
Marysville
Russell Simbro
Lancaster
Melvin Howard
Eastwood
Maryland
Don Gruwell
Ottumwa
Dick DeHaas
Towa
Local Families Named Across Iowa Communities
Kermit Detaal and family of Monroe join Mr and Mrs Elmo Blackledge Kenneth and Virginia Monte in Monroe. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brown Mr and Mrs Floyd Cowman and family Monroe. Mr and Mrs Laverne DeHaal and Douglas Pleasantville. Sadie Palmer. Mr and Mr Lewis Rouse Albia. Mr and Mrs Raymond Chance Sharon and Stevie Lovilla. Mr and Mrs Ray Oulman Mike and Marie Northwood. Mr and Mrs Verlin Lemaster Buffalo Center. Mr and Mrs Marlin Lemaster Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit Detaal
Monroe
Iowa
Elmo Blackledge
Kenneth
Virginia
Monte
Lloyd Brown
Floyd Cowman
Laverne DeHaal
Douglas
Pleasantville
Sadie Palmer
Lewis Rouse
Albia
Raymond Chance
Sharon
Stevie
Lovilla
Ray Oulman
Mike and Marie
Northwood
Verlin Lemaster
Buffalo Center
Marlin Lemaster
Newton
Conservation Reserve Signup Starts in Appanoose County
The 1959 conservation reserve signup begins Monday Sept 2 at the ASC office in Centerville with Harold D Holder noting higher maximum payments per acre. Contracts are first come, first served and farms may enter whole properties. A 10 percent bonus applies if all crop acreage is placed, with average county payments around 15.50 dollars per acre based on past production.
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Conservation Reserve of the Soil Bank
ASC
Centerville
Harold D. Holder
Appanoose County
Loyd Carter
Appanogse
Mt Pleasant Steam Threshers Exhibit Draws 65000 Fans
Mt Pleasant hosts the ninth Midwest Old Settlers and Threshers Reunion on Sept 3 4 5 6 with over 65 steam engines from giant locomotives to models. About 55000 visitors expected as town and country folks return yearly to see authentic threshing methods and century old equipment. Admission is free and organizers aim to keep past scenes alive.
Antique engine show and cavalcade at river valley fair
A bargé saw mill operates daily as a giant cavalcade of steam engines old tractors and antique cars runs Thursday Friday and Saturday evenings. Displays include pioneer farm implements guns Indian relics and a restored 0 4 0 saddle tank locomotive. Meals by local church groups and women’s programs offered.
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Eria
Mississippi River Valley
Association
Mrs Shaffer New Executive Director Of Caravan Trails Girl Scout Council
Dorothy Shaffer named executive director of the Caravan Trails Girl Scout Council. She will be based in Libertyville with field work across Keokuk Jefferson Van Buren Davis Mahaska counties and Wapello Ottumwa area. Alberta Lambeth continues county duties and joint committee roles with Shaffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Shaffer
Paul C
Caravan Trails Girl Scout Council
Robert K. Beck
Centerville
Shaffer
Alberta Lambeth
Hazel Fowler
Keokuk
Jefferson
van Buren
Davis
Mahaska
Wapello
Ottumwa
Lambeth
Appanoose
Libertyville
New Fairfield
D-A.r
D.A.C
GA. R
N.E.W
White Shrine
T.T
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Ralph Spencer
Verl Perkins Livestock Market
Ted Campbell
Paul J. Schmitt
Dick Johnson
Corriedale Buck
Theo Miller
Youngstown
D. E. ‘Tscherter
Union Ofice
Kenneth Daniels
Elgin
Carol Day
Roy Stone
Tech
Coulson & Burton
Turner ' S Son Furniture Hardware
Aes Moravia
New Hope
Genevie Donovan
Mt. Pleasant
Mrs. Shaffer
Girl Scout Council
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