Udell News Notes and Obituaries from Centerville Area
Mr Frank Winans of Amarillo Texas died Saturday and his body will return to Iowa for burial Chas Winans of Udell is a brother Funeral arrangements pending Friends and relatives visit and travel notes from Centerville Osceola and surrounding towns including Des Moines and Waterloo Updates on local residents and a church event with a carry in dinner and Grissos visit.
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Frank Winans
Amarillo
Texas
Iowa
Chas. Winans
Udell
Raymond Hughes
Evelyn
Gary
Centerville
Joe Moores
Della McConnell
Robert Owens
Charles Frazees
Oakland
California
Lorance Morlan
Alvin Spring
Joe Moore
Timmy
Sue
Edna Moore
Kenneth Salladay
Janice
Ronald Kirkland
Oskaloosa
Albert Burkland
Des Moines
Dean Me
Waterloo
Marvin Yeager
Manchester
Lewter Murdy
Sammy Moore
Raymond Hughed
Karen Moore
Donna Koehler
Tona Dotson
Susie
Florence Potter
Jerry Henshaw
Ora Powell
Marlyn
Paul Callen
Lloyd Whisler
Burkland
Artesia
New Mexico
Henry Turpening
Dean Fever
el Paso
Ill
Lester Murdy
Thayne
Ted Richardson
Eva Shaeffer
East Moline
Robert Stites
Hilltown
C. C. Grisao
North Manchester
Ind
The
Brethren Church
Grisso
Wairsh ed Assn formed at Melrose with 18 officers
The upper Cedar Creek Watershed Association was formed at Melrose on March 29. Sterling Martin was elected general chairman. Area representatives include Herbert Bettis from Area 1, John Spencer Area 2, Frank Ryan Area 3, Warren Rouse Area 4, M. D. Conway Area 5, and Pat Knowles Area 6. Speakers Vogel Smith George Ralph and Jim Foster outlined officer duties. Officers will meet Monroe County Soil Conservation District on April 2 to outline a plan of operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Cedar Creek
Melrose
Sterling Martin
Hiteman
Herbert Bettis
Albia
John Spencer
Georgetown-Tyrone
Frank Ryan
Franklin Township
Hilton
Warren Rouse
Jackson Township
M. D. Conway
Wayne Township
Pat Knowles
Vogel Smith
George Ralph
Honey Creek
Jim Foster
State Soil Conservation Committee
Watershed Association
Monroe County Lot] Conservation District
Shanghai Social News From Mary Lou Rinehart Chronology
Daily notes from Shanghai listing visits and gatherings. Families including Christy Rinehart Landgrebe and Lippert share events across Albia Oskaloosa Waterloo and Chicago. Birthday parties and church carnival attendance mark a busy week with several dinners and weekend travels.
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MHS
Bert Rinehart
Mary Lou
Wayne Christy
Aubrey Christy
Vinton Lundy
Lloyd Johnson
Albia
Earl Taylor
Chicago
Forrest Purvis
Lloyd, Landgrebe
Doyle Christy
Ruth Wells
Oskaloosa
Glen Overturf
Harold Dean Tisue
Water
Mary Lou Rinehart
Gerald Rinehart
Mike
Fred Christy
Barbara
Joyce
Elaine
Frank
Lew Rinehart
Floyd Laird
Urbana Doers 4-H Club Meeting Highlights
The Urbana Doers 4-H club met at Dianne Faber's home and opened with the 4-H pledge led by Linda Ward. Fifteen members answered roll call with "What I Like To Cook Best" and two new members, Sharon Walter and Paula Meyers, were welcomed. Demonstrations featured Josie Procter on Cooking Frozen Corn, Martha Sinclair and Carolyn Archer on Making Carrot Salad, and Dianne Faber on Corn Bread. meeting adjourned at 9 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana Doers
Dianne Faber
Linda Ward
Nancy Ward
Martha Sinclair
Madelyn Sinclair
Carolyn Archer
Mary Proctor
Eloise Leffler
Josie Proctor
Marilyn Eaves
Nancy Faber
Kathy Faber
Jeanne Hawk
Judy Gilland
Carol Christ
Sharon Walter
Paula Meyers
Josie Procter
Probate notice for H. E. Glick will in Appanoose
District Court in Appanoose County Iowa announces a will of H. E. Glick filed April 1, 1957. Final proof and probate set for April 30 1957 at 10:00 AM. interested parties may appear to contest. Clerk M. G. Luse, Attorney George A. Milani. April 4 11 18.
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Appanoose County
Iowa
H. E. Glick
M. G. Luse
George A. Milani
Women’s Safety of Christ ian Service meeting notes new officers
The Women’s Safety of Christian Service met at Grace Methodist Church for a regular meeting with dessert coffee. New officers were named including President Ralph McDonough and a slate of secretaries for various roles. Loyd Carter chaired the program on Mental Illnesses with assistance from Mrs. Leonard Palmer and Merle Smith. Mrs. Lee Hiatt led devotions.
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Women’s Safety of Christian Service
Grace Methodist Church
John Bailey
N. R. Ward
Tillmont
Ralph McDonough
Lula R. Tillmont
Bertha Broshar
Loyd Carter
Lee Hiatt
Dora Hartinger
Karl Tuttle
D. E. Bishop
Leonard Palmer
Merle Smith
Matthew
Mark
Bishop
Local Farm Outlook in Crops in Appanoose County
Appanoose County farmers reduce corn acreage from 40 000 to 30 500 under the Soil Bank with 9 500 acres banked. Soybeans and grain sorghums rise as alternative cash crops while national trends project near one million acres in soybeans. Soil Bank has 654 farm agreements totaling 355 734 plus 125 000 for 1957 conservation cost sharing.
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Soil Bank
Appanoose County
Midwest
Appanoose
How They Caught the Mad Bomber Revealed by Considine
Bob Considine reveals inside story of how a great newspaper ended a 16 year reign of terror. Read his insight in the American Weekly with Sunday's Chicago American.
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Bob Considine
American Weekly
Chicago American
Staples and Staplers in Stock at Moravia Union Office
Moravia Union Office lists a wide range of staples and staplers in multiple sizes available for purchase. The notice emphasizes in stock items ready for customers and details the office as the supplier.
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Moravia
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Mrs
HB. Spring
Gardner Hatchery
Goode Seed & Feed Co
Wairshed Assn
National Sunday School
Shanghai
David Lippert
Duane
Kenneth Landgrebe
Lloyd Landgrebe
Overturf
Lola. Hawk
Ottumwa
Charles Wakefield
Aubrey
Barbara Christy
Firestome New Reenos
Oehler Brothers
Firestone Store
Southern Iowa
Theoter
Centerville Monument
Bill
Johnson East
Mims
Iowa Southern Utilities Co
C. C. Coulson Insurance
R. E
Dick” Cooper
Washington Centerville
E. N. Catterlin
Optometrist
Hotel Annex
Iows
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