Moravia funeral honors Fred Hammond after long service
A large Moravia Moravia E U B church crowd paid tribute to Fred Hammond, a devoted church and community member who helped establish a local Boy Scout troop and served in American Legion leadership. The piece also notes minor mishap asphalting incident and a broader look at local civic events and festival plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hammond
Moravia
Fred
American Legion
The
Legion
New Hope By Genevie Donovan
Wesley Chapel W S C S met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Mary Meadows. Rev. and Mrs. Doggett and family joined. Plans included collecting for a Christmas box and clothing and food for the next month. Guests enjoyed a frozen fruit salad and refreshments. Several local families attended community events and visits across-town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Chapel
Mary Meadows
Hugh Inman
Ivan Harsh
Bill
Bob
Osceola
Taylor Aid
Jay Wilson
Frank Hiatt
Frances Burton
Margaret Goodwin
Wilson
Bill Long
Kenny
Marie
Bob Carter
Ft. Chaffee
Ark
Lynda Wood
Dorothy
Genevgie Donovan
Nadine Wood
Lynda
Genevie Donovan
Irven Kalvig
Harry May
The
Frank
Community notes from Centerville and nearby towns
Local residents share wedding, hospital, and visit updates. Iva Strunk observed at St Joseph hospital in Centerville improved by Monday. Funeral for Eugene Tubaugh held in Blakesburg with family attending. Multiple visits among Wilson, Tubaugh, Van Zante, and Hiatt families noted along with birthday dinner for Margaret Van Zante.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva
St. Joseph Hospital
Centerville
Nellie Williams
Wilbur Miller
Traxler-Daugherty
Unionville
Glenn Stephenson
Becky
David
Knoxville
Claude Paris
Sandra Anderson
John Lindskoog
Udell
Eugene Tubaugh
Salem Social Notes Chronicle from Hazel Hellyer column
Community happenings in Salem include visits and calls among the Hellyer, Gladfelder, Main, and DuVall families. Local students attend night school, relatives gather for weekend and weekday visits, and well wishes are shared for Darlene Gladfelder and Fred Hammond. Sympathy extended to bereaved families. hospital and checkup visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Kehrberg and
Dell Hellyer
Earl Main
Jess Gladfelder
Mary Platt
Ben Jones
Kenneth Gladfelder
Knoxville
Hazel Hellyer
Albia
Lewis Rouse
James McCord
Mt. Pleasant
George Hellyer
Darlene Gladfelder
Centerville Hospital
Darlene
Lloyd Brown
Cass Hamilton
Ed. Pence
Hamilton
Pence
Albia Hospital
Fred Hammond
Jerry Brown
Cedar. Rapids ‘Apent
Social notes from Adell area neighbors and visitors
Numerous brief notices record visits and gatherings among Adell area residents. Names such as H B Spring Edna Moore Jerry Brown Lee Hiatt Mary Platt Calhoun and Jennings appear with events including Sunday visits Sunday dinners hospital stays in Albia and Ottumwa trips to Shenandoah Bloomfield Marshalltown and Fairview. The Helping Neighbors club and Brethren district meeting are also noted along with moving remarks and local hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Brown
Lee
Hiatt
Charley
Mary Platt
Jess Gladfelder
Truxton Dicks
Liya Brown
Delbert Calhoun
Carl Calhoun
Albia Hospital
Calhoun and Sons
Amy Hiner
Robert Jennings
Henry van Weelen
Edna Moore
Clff Ogden
Helping Neighbors Club
Fairview
Lester Murdy
Albert Burkland
Bloomfield
Dewey Houser
H. B
Kenneth Salladay
Helping Neighbors
Minnie Moffatt
Archie Longman
Marshalltown
Joe Wilkinson
California
Local Visits and Guest Speaker at Brethren Church
Raymond Wegner spent Saturday night and Sunday at Joe Moore s. Jerry and Gary Henshaw were Sunday visitors. Afternoon and evening callers included Mrs. Alvin Spring, Gloria and Sherry and Joellyn Morlan, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Morlan, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hughes, Donna Koehler. Paul Johnson of Centerville was guest speaker at the Brethren church Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Wegner
Joe Moore
Jerry
Gary Henshaw
Alvin Spring
Gloria and
Sherry
Joellyn Morlan
Cecil Morlan
Raymond Hughes
Donna Koehler
Paul Johnson
Centerville
Brethren Church
Ozarks Vacation Gatherings and Birth Announcement
William Anderson and son Bob vacation in the Ozarks this week with Coulson by Mrs Theo Miler. The Houser couple welcomed a son, Steven Loyd, born September 15 at 2 00 am. Mrs Houser and children staying at Estel Houser home. Various visits include Cross with Alice Boyer, Linda Ward with Nancy Roblenz, and many local guests at homes of Lemanter, Pennington, Boblenz, Ward, Hiatt, and Burns families during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Anderson
Bob
Ozarks
Dale Downard
Anderson
Bob Houser
Steven Loyd
Houser
Estel Houser
Paul Cross
Alice Boyer
Linda Ward
Nancy Roblenz
Wm. Anderson
Fairfield
Theo Miller
Clara Lemanter
Roscoe Pennington
Herb Boblenz
Lute Hiatt
Pete Ward
Nancy
Linds
Earl Weston
Longview
Wash
U. S
Taylor AO1O Students At Saw Wiltons Dinner Event
The Taylor Ald met at the Wilton home on September 5, 1956, for a cooperative dinner attended by many local residents. Work in the afternoon involved picking nut meats for the hostess. Officers elected for the coming year included chairman Mrs. Dan Mihalovich, vice president Mrs. Theo Miller, and secretary-treasurer Mrs. Bert Meadows. Secret Pals were revealed and new ones drawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor. Ald
Jay Wilton
Earl Boyer
Vicky
Lloyd Carter
Ivan Harsh
Lute Hiatt
Theo Miller
Cecil Shrodt
Bill Long
Marie
Helen Johnson
Johnnie
Frank Hiatt
Dick Wilson
Trenton Wilson
Junior White
Janice
Glen Shanahan
Centerville
Frances Burton
Jerry Goodwin
Linda
Kelly
Des Moines
Johnnie Beaton
Jackie
Dan Mihalovich
Bert Meadows
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Monroe
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United States
Rays
Ramblin’s
Bertha Broshar
Long Home
Jim Bradley
Booster Club
Moulton
Merle Welters
Merle
Mrs. Walter
Mellon
Walter
Corm
Golly
Eisenhower
New Hope
Pel
Gardner Hatchery
Wverl Perkins Livestock Market
Iowa
Miller Therese
Comatock
Carl van Zante
Carol Brees
Margaret van Zante
Jerry Goodwini
Goodwin
Dennis Gardner
Marsha Fisk
Dwight Johnson
Marsha
Dennis
Salem
E. Burrows
Adell
H. B. Spring
Coulson
Mrs
Theo Miler
Taylor A1o Stuents
Saw Wilaons
Hollingshead
West Side Square Albla
Stokers
Felton’s
Kiddie’s
Mystery Farm
Dewey's Place
Phillips 66
Wayne
McClurg Implement CO
Allis-Chalmers
Moravia Farm Service Petroleum Products
Turner & Son Furniture — Hardware — Lumber
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