Beulah Vicinity Spring Weather and Local Calls
Beulah vicinity enjoyed pleasant spring weather after the sleet and snow last Sunday. Duncan Burgher visited the D. A. McCullough home Wednesday evening. Geneva Whisler is improving after several days ill with the chickenpox. Clayton Joiner helped with hog butchering at his father Tom Joiner’s home Wednesday. L. C. Bennett and wife traded in Udell Thursday forenoon. Otis Exline near Udell called on Austin Thistlethwaite Sunday. Willie Jennings made a business call in Centerville Thursday. Mrs. Guy McConnell and daughter Donna visited Mrs. A. S. Whisler near Udell Thursday. Willie Stice and family of Ottumwa visited Frank McFall’s home Saturday and Sunday. Herbert Joiner, wife and daughter Carol Jeanne, near Plano, spent Sunday with Tom Joiner family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah
Thursady
Duncan Burgher
Otis Exline
Udell
Austin Thistlethwaite
Willie Jennings
Centerville
Guy McConnell
Donna
A. S. Whisler
Willie Stice
Ottumwa
Frank McFall
Herbert Joiner
Carol Jeanne
Plano
Tom Joiner
Miller church notes and local social events
Rev. Burgher delivered a fine sermon at Miller on Sunday morning while Sylvia Hart led the B Y P U service in the absence of the regular leader. Salem Jefferies returned home after attending his brother James’s funeral in Wayne Nebraska. Numerous local residents were seen at Centerville, Floris, and Drakesville for church, visits, and shopping, with illness and moves noted among families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Cross
Tellia
James Wood
Sarah Hanes
Claudius McGrew
Floris
M. L
Centerville
E. L. Gordon
Drakesville
Miller School
George Washington
Chester Sanders
Orleans News Social Calls From Cen Tererville and Beyond
Earl Powell and family were Centerville callers on Saturday. Van Merriman and wife, and Mrs. Fred Stevens were in Centerville Saturday evening. Orval Hetzler and family were Sunday callers at the Francy Beggs home. Miss Lois Edwards spent the week in Centennial society circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleans
Earl Powell
Centerville
van Merriman
Fred Stevens
Orval Hetzler
Francy Beggs
Lois Edwards
Local Social Notes From Centerville Area
Thelma' Stober. Glen Gordy and wife were Sunday callers at the Lawrence Ireland home. Gordon Harbour and wife, and Mrs. Elledge were Sunday afternoon callers at the Frank Rogers home. Luther Horn and sister, Fern, were Centerville callers, Saturday. Will Bybee and wife are moving into town this week. They have bought the Geo. Lane home. O. H. Barton, wife and daughter, were Sunday guests at Parker Taylors. Miss Ruby Yates is visiting a few days at the Earl Powell and Esco Moore homes. Chester Willawn is working for Andy Horn this spring. Francy Beggs and wife were Monday morning callers at Will Bybee. Mrs. Frank Hetzler and daughter were shopping in Centerville, Saturday. John Severs and wife and Mrs. Ben Siler, Van Merriman and wife, were Sunday visitors at Artie Clarks'. Mrs. Lola Powell and baby spent Tuesday at Esco Moores'. Tommy Ransom and family, and Lloyd Davis and family were dinner guests at Roy Yates', Sunday, Griff Fisher and family, of Valley Junction, Carl Fisher and wife, Roy Yates and family spent Sunday evening at the Austin Yates home. Mrs. Frank Hughes is still improving slowly. Joe Mincks and family have moved into the Frank Hetzler house, and will work for Mr. Hetzler, this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma’ Stober
Glen Gordy
Lawrence Ireland
Gordon Harbour
Elledge
Frank Rogers
Luther Horn
Fern
Centerville
Will Bybee
Geo. Lane
O. H. Barton
Parker Taylors
Ruby Yates
Earl Powell
Esco Moore
Chester Willawn
Andy Horn
Francy Beggs
Frank Hetzler
Centervile
Saturay
John Severs
Ben Siler
van Merriman
Artie Clarks
Lola Powell
Baby
Esco Moores
Tommy Ransom
Lloyd Davis
Roy Yates
Griff Fisher
Valley Junction
Carl Fisher
Austin Yates
Frank Hughes
Joe Mincks
Hetzler
Riggle Wiggles Farm Move and Local Visits
Burl Brockus and wife move from the DA Me Callouris farm to the Bennett farm near Udell. Claude Fox and wife and Freddie Moore and family were Sunday guests of Ross Fox. Perry Norton and son Merril were seen draging to town Friday. Mib Houser and wife and daughter Bethel of Centerville visited W. T. Hays Sunday. Fay Fox elected school director at Riggle. Mildred Brockus drives a Ford coupe. Harden Wallace and wife spent Friday with daughter Mrs Floyd Sneed. Mrs Sarah Sneed and Vivian visited Moulton Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riggle Wiggles
Burl Brockus
MeCallouris
Bennett Farm
Udell
Claude Fox
Freddie Moore
Ross Fox
Perry Norton
Merril
Mib Houser
Bethel
Centerville
W. T. Hays
Fay Fox
Riggle
Mildred Brockus
Harden Wallace
Floyd Sneed
Sarah Sneed
Vivian
Moulton
Coatesville and Vicinity Community Notes
Coatesville residents gather for visits and travels with families from Ross Childs, Arch Childs, and Moulton. Reverend Sewell conducts services in Coatesville before moving to Unionville. Local business changes as Arthur Childs sells his store to La Burgher and pursues groceries in Keokuk.
Bargains on Work Shoes and Household Essentials Listed
Real bargains in work shoes at 1.98 and 2.98 per pair. Gold Seal Congoleum flooring, Bugs in beautiful colors at low prices. Supplies in all sizes. Lake Herring pails 8 10 20 lb. Power Washer two tub machines 39.99 and 49.99. Wool twine garden tools rakes hoes and forks.
Local Notables and Households Report from Moulton Area
Minssta Lynch served as caller at the Stober home as Miss Horn assists Mrs. Elliott with chores this week. Jessie Adams is constructing a garage. Mrs. J S Lynch is listed sick. Tom Kerby and family from Exline visited their new place Friday. Eva Swarts spent the weekend at Will Swarts home. Ross Forsythe and daughter visited Mrs. Hutchinson with Chas Elliott. Al Lauderback and family called Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Minssta Lynch
Rad Stober
Sy Eignay
Miss Horn
Elliott
Jessie Adams
J. S. Lynch
Tom Kerby
Exline
Eva Swarts
Will Swarts
Ross Forsythe
Farmers Sow Oats If Nice Weather Continues
In Fabius forecasts promise for sowing oats as calm conditions persist. Mrs. Harry Woods is bedridden with the flu while Pearl Stoker narrowly escaped a serious injury when a horse fell, pinning his foot but no bones were broken. Farmer Bureau women gathered March 4 at Lennie Foster’s for nutrition lessons, with limited attendance due to the storm. next meeting slated for April 22. Will Waybill hauled hogs to Moulton Tuesday. Local schoolyard tensions sparked by a scuffle between Moulton boys and Wells township youths, with some business leaders alleged to have instigated the fray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fabius
Harry Woods
Pearl Stoker
Farmer Bureau
Lennie Foster
Pearl White
Jeff Stoner
Carter Creek
Abe White
Bethel
Bertha Wiseman
Franklin
Howard Stevenson
Taylor
Otis Horn
Orange
Tecla Myers
Ames
Will Waybill
Moulton
Wells Township
Local notes on farm visits and illnesses prompt questions
P Jeff Stoner delivered hogs Tuesday Bert Spurgeon and family moved on the Frank Heisel farm near Greenwood Springs. Kermit Horn is on the sick list and absent from school this week. The B V D club held their banquet at Bert Cox home last Saturday evening. Marcel Stober, operated on for appendicitis in the Ottumwa hospital, is home and able to be about.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Stoner
Bert Spurgeon
Frank Heisel
Greenwood Springs
Kermit Horn
Bert Cox
Marcel Stober
Ottumwa
Newcomer Makes Business Trip to Ottumwa
R. E. Newcomer traveled to Ottumwa for a business trip on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R .E. Newcomer
Ottumwa
Grass on Lung Girl Receives Operation Fund Drive
Grass on Lung Jeannette English eleven years old of San Antonio Texas has lived four years with a blade of grass in her lung. Citizens contributed about a thousand dollars to cover an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette English
San Antonio
Tex
Repair and business notices from Centerville IA
Repair work offered for all furniture remaking at residence on Bill Gumm property by Frank Leedom. Cemetery tour via G A Stegall near Centerville’s Centerville cemetery. address 419 East State St, opposite cemetery, phone 409 Green. W L Blosser advertises used cars including two Chevrolet touring cars, Ford coupe, Buick six roadster. Yellow dent seed corn $2.50 per bushel. Lester Lawson. Old papers 5 cents per bundle. Rhode Island Reds and pure bantam Plymouth Rock chickens for sale. contact 16, 180 egg incubator available. Clifford Singtey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Gumm
Frank Leedom
G. A. Stegall
Centerville
East State St
Green
Classified Ads Column Teaches Buying and Selling
A want ad note invites readers to use the column to sell items or seek purchases. It encourages participation by offering a channel for buyers and sellers to connect through the newspaper list.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Coatesville and Vicinity
George Crapson
Georgia
Ross Childs
Orval Dooley
al Fons Sond
C. C. Frakes
Arch Childs
Virgil Marshall
Emily
Mark Childs
D. T. Sewell
Coatsville
Bina Aeschliman
Grant School
Martena
Jamnita
Noah Lawson
Joce Horn
Sunny
George Ferris
Virgil
Glenn Marshall
Hess
Arthur Childs
la Burgher
Keokuk
Leoa McClurg
Luther Childs
Elmer Childs
Noami Burgher
Trick Guinn
Fellows
Sewell
Unionville
Iowa
Woooods
Kuppenheimer
International
Florida
California
Kansas
Galvani and ‘Pails
E Wood CO
J. J. James
First National Bank
North Main St
Effie Oneal
Howard Ballew
W. L. Blosser
Lester Lawson
Call Edwards & Withrow
Wits Township
Dean Davis
Kanas City
Benton Blvd
A. H. Hausrath
Plymouth Rock
S. Richardson
Rhode Island
Clifford Singtey
Alon
Velow
Peters
All For Wear
Morrow Shoe Store
Moulton, Iowa
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