Community Notes on Church Events and Local Visits
Local social life filled a weekend with church gatherings and family visits across Albia Moravia Centerville and surrounding towns. Attendees included the LeMaster and Brown families W N Miller and Eleanor Vanderhorst Spaur Johnson and Zelma King and Phillip from Chenoa Indiana plus many other relatives and neighbors sharing meals birthdays anniversaries and travel across Iowa and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara LeMaster
Helma Tiste
Gus Johnson
Zelma
Albia
Earl King
Gon Phillip
Chenoa
Lynn King
Daisy Catherall
Moulton
Josie Charity
Charles Coffin
Ciell
Garland Houser
Donald Lampman Returns Home From Des Moines Hospital
Coulson reports Donald Lampman was brought to his home Monday from the Veterans hospital in Des Moines where he had been a patient for several days. Mrs. Lampman had traveled to Des Moines to accompany her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Hiatt
G. Davis
Walter Spencer
Trenton
Paul Spencer
Nellie Spencer
Junior Spencer
Newton
Spencer
Charley Tyrrel
Rockford
Ill
Judy
Jimmie Smith
Cody Luse
Howard Smith
Washington
Iowa
Kansas City
C. A.turner
Roy Ellison
Kenny
Bert Turner
Charles
Nancy
Car Black
Darlene's
Albia
Leonard Palmer
Bertha Hudson
Kirksville
Udell News Notes and Family Updates
Udell residents share births visits and church activities. An eight pound baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Merle Houser on September 20, with a brother for Rickey. Numerous visits and a Brethren church meeting led by Zola Saum, plus a fire damage incident at Bernie Rouse’s Udell home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Houser
Rickey
Alvin Spring
Lorance Morlan
Iona Dotson
Centerville
Edna Moore
John Morlan
Colorado
George Morlan
Women's Missionary Society of the Brethren Church
Josie Stuckey
Zola Saum
Minnie Replogle
Lola Byers
Alice Spring
Della McConnell
Hazel Powell
Stuckey
Lionel Spring
Doyle
Darlene
Dewey Houser, Jr
Knoxville
Towa
Kenny
Roger Selix
Harold Spring
Everett Curl and Sons
Houser
New Baby
Fairview
Fire at Ben Glasgow home reported after rough night
The text describes a fire discovered while residents were asleep at the Ben Glasgow home. The blaze was extinguished quickly, preventing a likely larger fire. Mr. Rouse had left for road construction near Lake Wapello before the fire was found. Nearby residents Guy Connor and Robert Schobee from Pollock, Mo., visited the Harry Wilkinson home on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Glasgow
Rouse
Lake Wapello
Guy Connor
Robert Schobee
Pollock, Mo
Harry Wilkinson
Swift Family Ties Highlight Local Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs Coy Swift attended the Swift reunion in Bedford while as the community hosted events across Excelsior Springs Iconium Albia and Centerville. Local families including Kellogg Lackender Turner and Argo were seen visiting and hosting gatherings with teachers Institute attendance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coy Swift
Excelsior Springs
Elmer Kellogg
James Calhoun
Mary Lackender
Freday Swift
Albia
Iconium
Earl Swift
Duane Wilson
Glen Turner
Blanche Argo
Bedford
Happy Helpers Club
Olgar Turner
Clair Long
Melrose
Jack LaMar
Teachers Institute
Centerville
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Frank Wilson
Marvin Vance
Ames
Paul and
Raymond
Francis Purvis
Montezuma
Glen VanDorin
Fred VanDorin
Jack Tuttle
Lake Charles
Ralph Tuttle
Bob Larson
Pearl Hiner
Delmar
McCurdy
Bloomfield
Treta Stevens
Leslie Cook
Exline
Bertha
Mabel
Amos McGhghy
Turner Funeral Home
Moravia
Thunder Bay
James Stewart
Joanne Dru
Allis Chalmers
Co-op
McClurg Amusement Co
Allis-Chalmers and
New Idea
Moravia, Iowa
Udell
H. B. Spring
Franklin Mes, Bari Swift
Plumbing & Keating
Charles Broshar
E.N. Catterlin
Orton
Hotel Annex
Centerville, Lows
Centerville Monument CO. Co. C
Patterson
Candwich
OWA
Dairy Industry Commission
Voice of Iowa
Meric Dairy Association of
Milwaukee Road
Northwest
Milwaukee
THE
HiawatMas
Thicage, Miwashes, L Paul and
Pagiile Selirgad
Moravia Union
Ember
Pontiac
Oldsmobile
Cadillac Albia
Monroe County
Rock Road
R.E.A
Lester G. Veak
Chester Broshar
P. E. Wells and
L. C. Hamilton
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