Shiloh Social Notes Highlight Card Deck Theft and School News
In Shiloh on Friday night Mrs Darbyshire reports an extra rook deck and a flat-handle silver fork among belongings, while Mrs Will Caldwell’s rook deck was misplaced. The community praises high school students on honor rolls, notes valentines exchanges, and lists local events including sales visits, parties, and a declamatory contest upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh
Darbyshire
Will Caldwell
Valentine
Ruth Schantz
Warren Donaldson
Lloyd Walker
Warren
John Gamble
June
A. B. Carr
James Marsh
Grandpa Marsh
Ington Buyers
Esther Ginkens
Inez
Norman Schoonoore
Maxine
Pauline Derbyshire
Mabel Burger
Verda Schantz
Sam Marsh
John Coffin
Helen Schoonover
Ellen Caldwell
Grace Schoonover
Ae Schoonover
Claire Darbyehie
Community Socials and Club Notes From Crawfordsville
Nellie Manners Corresponde at Crawfordsville reports church groups meet May. Methodist and Presbyterian churches hold weekly gatherings with refreshment committees and Valentine themes. Girl Scouts host after school social and farewell for Marie Jones moving to Yarmouth. Thelma Edgar returns from Tempe with Home Economics degree. Million Circle United Presbyterian discusses Rainbow Empire with Margaret Davidson leading a pot luck dinner. Mrs. Walter Rauscher visits Mt. Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Methodist Church
Floyd Maxwell
Wilbert Rose
Ernest Beauchamp
Rex Long
Wibert Rose
Joe Schlatter
Million Circle
The
United Presbyterian Church
Porter
Stuart Bergsma
Margaret Davidson
Marjorie Hanna
Suede Jones
Alice Williams
Walter Rauscher
Mt. Pleasant
Wayland News Roundup Aims at Local Socials and Obituary
Des Moines trip for General Electric meeting. Olds declaratory meet. Crawfordsville deer kill. Golden Glow club gathering Feb 14 with ten of twelve families present. Postmaster Sodergren moving residences. Allen and Neff families travel to Chicago for business and sightseeing. Peter Imhoff, 85, dies after flu illness. wife predeceased him. three children survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Ed Wittiig
Des Moines
General Electric
Kirkwood
Clair Sodergren
Boshart
Will Havenstein
John Almans
Will Neff
Allen Meyer
Chicago
Peter Imhoff
Pleasant Hill Socials and Visits Noted
Pleasant Hill notes show Rev and Mrs. E. C. Satchett and family dining with Roy Kephart. Howard Caldwell and Eugene Chalupe visit Frank Scranton home along with Sam Sigafoose at O. B. Babbs. Will Stafford farewells end at Havre Social Club. John Wagner hog sale draws locals. quilting by Mrs. Sam Sigafoose with several neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Kephart
Howard Sigafoose
Homer Kephart
Earl Kephart
Bertha
Beatrice
Arl
Roy
Community notices from Wayland area events
Marie Imhoff plans are not complete for a funeral at the Mennonite church. Donald Roth, 19, now touring with a band in Cleveland, is described as the youngest band leader in the United States. Ray and unknown Roth parents with connections to Cedar Rapids and Wayland relatives are noted. Keota and Sigourney-Keota game results are referenced. Wetomachick Campfire girls hosted a party for Boy Scouts at the Soder grew home with ice cream and wafers. The Mennonite Sunday school young men’s class held a party with guests. Wilbur Eicher, recently appointed motor vehicle inspector for nine counties, traveled to Des Moines to begin work. A Lincoln program followed by refreshments. Purdue- Iowa City game attendees listed. Cider missionary society held all-day quilting and sewing with Mrs. A. H. Miller hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Imhoff
Roth
Cleveland
Onorw
Donald
United States
Ray Roth
Cedar Rapids
Peter PP. Showalter
Wayland
Bob Witting
Gilbert Shantz
Lavern Bicher
Keota
Sigourney-Keota
Thennonite Sunday School
Woodrow Miller
Wilbur Eicher
Wayind
Des Moines
Rolla Erb
Ficher
Des Moin
Erb
Fred Hixeon
Alen Wenger
Philathea
Columbus Junction Social News and Local Notices
A shower for Mr and Mrs Joe Allen at Columbus City school was postponed due to severe weather. Ida Mae and Roy Adams of Monticello, Ark., visit relatives in Fredonia. Funeral services for Jack Baker and Clifford Orris were held in Columbus City with burials in Milbersburg and Columbus City cemeteries. Local residents attend, move announcements, and farm changes noted as hires relocate.
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Columbus Junction
Web
Joe Allen
Columbus City
Ida Mae
Roy Adams
Monticello
Ark
Herbert Crutl
Fredonia
Washington School
Whatsoever Society
Methodist
Helen Leonhard
Wilma Roundy
Hortense Kemp
Jack Baker
Harry Baker
W. A. Lamp
Methodist Church
Millersbure Ll
Milbersburg
Clifford Orris
Columbus City Methodist Church
Wayne Emery
Nodaway
B. O. Roundy
J. H. Grim Sang
Columbus City Cemetery
Guy Masonholder
Carl Willey
Joseph Allen
Arlo Crooks
Elmer Todd
Dave Gravatt
Marvin Teeter
J. C. Richie
Grant Stafford
Keri
Morning Sun
Elton Allen
Gerald
Max
Coneville
James Allen
Wapello
Earl Orris
Ira Morse
Clyde Rebelsky
Muscatine
C. C
Spring Run
Mary Jenkins
Letts High School
Jenkins
H. H. Wright
Jean
Joy
Washington
Martha Blankenberg
Alice Louise Lowe
Town State Teachers’ College
Everett Orris
James Hoben
Gladwin
Harold Griffin
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Will Miller
George Weston
Howard Baker
Will Mayhew
Fred Kephart
Crawfordsville
E. Hebner
Maxine Lowe
Latyvy Fours
Cyrina
Peris Cheresuomins
Ruth Meyer
Marie We'ch
Mere
Dori
Cherryhopwes
Lucile Carper
Marie
Marie Jones
Yarmouth
Thelma Edgar
Tempe
Arizona
N. J. Lease
Ladies Aid
Buxbaum
Abraham Linecott
F. BE. Young
Bessie McCoy
Hugh
Davis
Ezra Wittmer
Pleasant Hill
Karl Kephart
Luchies Pease
Venice
Italy
American Tobacco Company
Aaron Leichty
Lincoln
Iowa City
Jacob Roth
Carl Hensley
Raymond
Gilbert Schantz
Cider Missionary Society
A. H. Miller
Martha Butler
Ainless
TOC
Tss
Ite
Mid- Continent Petroleum Corporation
Tulsa
Okla
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