Whicker and Robinson Families Visit Ottumwa Area
Roundy Ottie Whicker and wife with daughter Bertha and Virgil Robinsons visit Ottumwa Saturday. Elbert Newland and Herbert Newland spend Sunday with Max Moore. George Russell of Centerville stays with Ottie Whicker. Pauline and Wendell from near Mark visit Virgil Robinson. Mildred and Verona Moore visit Lois Clark. Bertha Whicker visits Esco Moore. Virgil Robinsons visit Amos Robinson home in Moulton. Phene Smiser family from near Glenwood spend Tuesday with Esco Moore. Ice 40 cents per hundred at Post Ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottie Whicker
Bertha
Virgil. Robinson
Ottumway
Elbert
Herbert Newland
Max Moore
George Russell
Centerville
Pauline and
Wendell
Near Mark
Virgil Robinson
Mildred
Verona Moore
Lois Clark
Bertha Whicker
Esco Moore
Patennal
Amos Robinson
Moulton
Phene Smiser
Glenwood
Coatsville and Vicinity Church News and Local Notices
Lawrence Stout of Ottumwa visits to reclaim his wife and daughter. Local farming and weather notes in Missouri. Church events include Methodist Choir rehearsal, Bible study, and plans for a patriotic service. Pastor John F Rex calls for Sunday School and Epworth League attendance and references President Coolidge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coatsville
Lawrence Stout
Ottumwa
Father Marshall
Goolidge
Epworth League
John F. Rex
Local residents spend time with friends and travel
Lester Lawson and family visited Jess Dixon on Thursday evening. Mrs. Gene Park spent Saturday afternoon with her mother Mrs. Gilford Starr. Mrs. Lester Gravett is ill. Erma and Clell Norton visited Paul and Betty Davis on Sunday. John Clark drove his new Chevrolet in this area on Monday. Floyd Cowell has been visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Alexander traveled to Ottumwa on Saturday. Rain disrupted plans as band concertgoers returned home on Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Marshall
Missouri
Houston
Charles Horn
James Henderson
Coatsville
G. E. Marshall
Sam Cooksey
Mark Childs
Aristra
Carl Marshall
Esther Stout
Centerville
Verne
John McCullough
Helen Archibald
Shenandoah
Ollie Hess
Marjorie Burgher
Bryan Burgher
Ross Childs
Lucile
Grace Archibald
Methodist Church
Lester Lawson
Jess Dixons
Gene Park
Gilford Starr
Lester Gravett
Erma
Clell Norton
Paul
Betty Davis
John Clark
Floyd Cowell
Hugh Alexander
Ottumwa
Church Meetings This Week Promote Bible Study Plan
Y P S C E hosts Tuesday evening session at Mrs. Craig Carson’s home. Ladies Aid gathers Wednesday afternoon. Wednesday evening services at 7 and 7 30 with Iowa Wesleyan Quintette concert at Methodist Church. Sunday School board meets Friday at Miss Frances Singsley’s home. Sunday services at 10 0 0 am, 7 and 8 pm. Sermon theme Follow Thru Me. A new six month Bible study course on Paul to begin in Sunday School. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig Carson
Apostle Paul
A. L. Allison
Resolution of Respect for J F Brock at Prairie Gem Encampment
The Grand Patriarch has removed J F Brock from Prairie Gem Encampment No. 80. The charter will be draped in mourning for 80 days and minutes will record the resolution. A copy will be sent to the bereaved mother. Committee members C E Harrison C H Stansberry W M Poffenberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Brock
Prairie Gem
C. E. Harrison
C. H. Stansberry
W. M. Poffenberger
Centerville visit notes from local families
Artie Clark and family visited Centerville on Monday. Esco Moore and family were in Centerville Monday. Mrs. Virgie Seaton and children from North English visited parental Charley Yates. Orval McClurg and family of Des Moines were Sunday guests at Parker Taylor’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleans
Artie Clark
Centerville
Esco Moore
Virgie Seaton
Charley Yates
Orval McClurg
Des Moines
Parker Taylor
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Marion Davies
Colonial Theatre
Buddy Roosevelt
Norma Shearer
Laurel Hardy
Casady’s
Santos
Post Toastie
P.S
Methodist
Presbyterian Church
Gale Catherall
Dr Scholls
Defra Ikea
Scholl
Elmer Wood Co
Kelloggs
Thrift
People’s Cash Store
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