Wedding Vows Tie Bolin and Brown in Bloomfield Ceremony
Lynnta Clarise Bolin and William Harold Brown wed June 1 1075 at Bloomfield United Methodist Church in a 12 30 pm double ring service led by Rev Galen Peckham. Guests from Des Moines Ottumwa and beyond attended as flowers and music framed a traditional church wedding.
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Lynnta Clarise Bolin
Rosemary Priester
Bloomfield
Linda Mitchelltree
Fairfield
Never
Joni Young
Davis County High School Chorus
Lyle Sterling
Beverly Tharp
Mary Bogle
Nancy Ritz
Rodney Bogle
Vernon Neill
Bill, Essary
Eldon
Sandi Hendrickson
Lonna
Bolin
Susan Eo Megan
Tootsbarg
Denise Michelle Bolin
Linda Bogle
Crystal Bogle
Susan Smith
William
Becky Long
Susan
Becky
Leo Hoyt
Ottumwa
John Thomson
Lavonne Bolin
Estheriae Ellison
Connie Clark
Cathy Bolin
Fairview
Brethren
John
Rose
Lea Gréve
Lavonné ‘Volin
Marislyn Steele
Lonna Bolin
Sherry “Withrow
Megan Early
Jerri Dixon
Annette Burger
Davis County Community High School
Glenwood Vocational School
E. Walnut
Des Moines
Leon
Afton
Creston
Moulton
Moravia
Centerville
Chillicothe
Knoxville
Oskaloosa
Drakesville
GSC Club May Meeting Hosted At Viola Hays Home
Viola Hays hosted the May GSC Club meeting at her residence on Tuesday May 13 with Cleo Cather all assisting as co host. The afternoon featured prayer songs scripture reading and a Mothers Day roll call followed by a program by Lelia Southern. Next gathering slated for June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola ‘Hays
G.S.C
Cleo Catherall
Pee
Marjorie Cowell
Gladys
Viola
Secretary
Treasury
Florence
Marjorie
Mary
Grace
Clara
Fairy
Geraldine
Cleo
Lelia S
Nona
Lelia Southern
Local social notes from Unionville and surrounding towns
A collage of casual visits and family gatherings across Auxvasse, Mexico, Moravia, and Moravia area communities. Neighbors Dennis Fenton and Tim Moore host guests. extended family from Hannibal and Des Moines share afternoons, dinners, and hospital visits. Birthday celebrations and funeral services are noted amid springtime yard and garden scenes.
Watch Your Wake Rules for Iowa Boaters
The Iowa Conservation Commission warns boaters to control wake to protect shorelines and moored boats. Excessive wake can damage docks and vessels. no wake zones exist on many waters and are enforced by water officers with buoy marked boundaries.
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Iowa’ Conservation’ Commission
Iowa
OHM Club Meeting at Stull Home in May
Fern Stull hosted the OHM Club at her home on May 22. Members including Opal Jones and Blanche Mason answered roll call as plans for a summer family outing were discussed. The gathering opened with songs and reader Psalms passages were shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Stull
OHM
Jesus
Opal Jones
Bernice Harris
Patty Harris
Ruth Stevenson Beth Fine
Blanche Mason
Irene Harris
Blanche
Irene
Local Notices From Coatville Community
Mrs Mullenix returned home last week from Un sorsatin with Kenneth Kent and John Williams. A new baby Newton, Iowa, visited. Sympathy extended for the death of Leonard Martin. Mrs Martin formerly Ayer had health issues. Mrs Mullenix and Tim visited Fred Martin’s home near Lancaster. Dean Gibson and two children returned Friday from a western states trip. Cindy Spears and Jack Stufflebeam wed at the Spears home by Rev Chocabete Usmanville. Stufflebeam works for Merriam Midway Shows. The couple left Sunday. James Roma and family from Mexico, spent a week with relatives here. A. J. Kent of New Franklin spent part of last week with relatives.
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Mullenix
Mi Hal ‘Kent
John Williams
Newton
Wireeonard Martin
Pamn Ayer
Somte Sims
Tim
Fred. Martin -Home
Lancaster
Dean. Gibson
Cindy Spears
Jack
Wm. Spears
Revvy
Chbcabete 5
Usmanville
Stufflebeam
Ee Merriam - Midway
James Roma
Mexico
Fx Eye
Sunley
J. Kenty
Welcome Neighbor Club Holds May Meeting in Blakesburg
The Welcome Neighbor Club met in Blakesburg with ten members two guests and one child present for a cooperative dinner. A Mother's Day poem was read and flowers given to the oldest mother youngest mother and mother with most children. Mystery boxes bingo and a silent auction entertained guests. Mr and Mrs Mike Yates of Granger Iowa visited relatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welcome Neighbor Club
Blakesburg
Gerald Mitchell
Jean Michell
Doris V. Lawson
Notich of Incorporation for a Local Corporation
The document states incorporation of a corporation with 1,000 shares of common stock par value 5. The initial registered office is 15 East Franklin Street Centerville Town and the registered agent is Jimmie E. Bug. Initial directors listed include Buchan Jaridg Brunt in Centerville Ta.
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He Corporation Ditty Neon Towa
Eihags
Franklin Street
Centerville
Town
Jimmie EH
Tthe Corporation
Ae Sennad
Buchan
Tes Jaridg
Cettterville
Fragmentary community note mentions Connie Gooden visit
Incomplete text records Connie Gooden and Joy visiting with Mrs C and Robert Sais. Details are garbled, with no clear event date or location, and limited context about the visit or its purpose.
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Connie Gooden
Godden
C ‘Wa
Robert Sais
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GSC
An Moore
Ludhlé
Deloris Corbét
Hannibal
Nies Klick
Auxs
Asse Sunda Painner
Dennis Fenton
Tim Moore
Union‘ville
Traci
Jeane . Klick
Auxvasse
Ant
Joe Moore
Sunda Age Ist
Suovarehtan
Joey
Joe Roores
Morkin
David Minning
Jewel
Burkland
Howard Nant
Mildred Alips
St. ‘Joseph
Robert Doud
Vernon Weilbrenner
Howard ‘Burkland
Everett Hawk
jAgillers
Sam Moore
Dennis ’Pfannebecker
Tanya
Ed Doeyarieer
Vi Simms Ag Oeast
Tim’ Moore
Vicki’ ‘Stotler
Homa
Clover
Bear
Grandpa
Grandma Burkland
Minnie ‘Moffett
Alice Simms
Ruby Hedgecock
Arlie Pittman
Robert Luse
Cas
Francis. Selix
Linda Trogdon
Lloyd Hazel
Wolver
Kaloosa
Udell
Jim ‘Courtney Otes Firsday
OHM Club
Stull
Bureauu Insurance
Life Insurance Company
West Des Moines
J. Hanson
Mrg
Appanoose County Career Underwriters
Steven
Forsythe
Don D. Hiltabidle
W. L. Daley
Coatsville
Mike Yates
Granger, Ia
Roland Yates
Trenton Starr
Vite
Notich
City ‘Revenue Sharing Fund
Cornell
Mayaliiifco Solixity
Clery
Gibson’s
Oxydol
Ery
Liquid
Moulton, Iowa
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