Union Farmerettes 4-H Club Holds March Meeting
The Union Farmerettes 4-H club met at Walter Paris's home on March 12 with nine members one leader and five visitors. They discussed a trip to the County Home and approved a $5 donation to LF.F.Y. and funds for new member record books. Sherri Hinote led the 4-H pledge. presentations included What did you have for breakfast and Penny Snitchers by Malinda Paris Melinda Hull Mary Kay Ellison and Robin Robertson. Refreshments were provided by the Paris family and their mother.
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Union Farmerettes
Union Farmerettes 4-H Club
Walter Paris
U.S
Lf.f.y
Sherri Hinote
Malinda Paris
Penny Snitchers
Melinda Hull
Mary Kay Ellison
Robin Robertson
Brenda Kelley
Paris
Donita Hoffman
Twentieth Century Club Meets at Inez Campbell Home
The Twentieth Century Reading Club gathered Tuesday afternoon for a coop dinner at Mrs. Inez Campbell home followed by a program. Thirteen members attended along with a guest Mrs. Doris Main. Roll call asked what a child enjoyed most about spring. The May meeting will be with Mrs. Sylvia Hiatt.
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Twentieth Century Reading Club
Inez Campbell
Doris Main
Sylvia Hiatt
M M S Hot Lunch Menus Week of April 14 18
A weekly lunch menu lists meals from April 14 to April 18 with daily items. Monday offers baked beans and weiners with salad rolls fruit and milk. Tuesday features Goulash corn bread butter peanut butter bars and milk. Wednesday has grilled cheese tomatoes cabbage pudding and milk. Thursday serves fish fries tarter sauce green beans bread and fruit with milk. Friday presents beef burgers with condiments celery sticks and cake and milk.
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M. M.S
Driving Demonstration At Moravia School Friday
Moravia high school students will observe a two part driving safety demonstration at 10 a.m. on April 11 under the guidance of Raymond Forsythe of Farm Bureau Insurance Services. A lecture will precede a highway demonstration on Highway 5 west of the school, using paint bullets to show stopping distances and safe driving habits.
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Moravia
Cne
William Nielsen
Raymond Forsythe
Farm Bureau Insurance Services
Hwy. 5
Forsythe
Farm Bureau sponsors high school driving safety demo
A Moravia program on highway safety presents a driving demonstration testing reaction and braking distances at 20 30 and 40 mph with police officers as drivers. Farm Bureau Insurance Services sponsors the event brought by the local Farm Bureau office and invites the public to attend the lecture and demonstration at the high school.
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Farm Bureau Insurance Services
Moravia
Farm Bureau Insurance Office
Robert M Scott honored on 40th wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Scott of Moravia were honored at a surprise 40th wedding anniversary dinner and open house Sunday April 6 at the Fred Scott home. The event was hosted by the couple’s children and families from Moravia Newton Centerville and Cape Cod attendees included Ralph Spencer Kenneth Daniels Virgil Dooley Jerry Pettibone Nelson Ballanger and Kenneth Free.
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Robert M. Scott
Moravia
Fred Scott
Herbert Scott
Newton
David
Cape Cod
Mass
Ralph Spencer
Kenneth Daniels
Virgil Dooley
Jerry Pettibone
Nelson Ballanger
Kenneth Free
Centerville
Local TOPS Ladies Elect New Officers
TOPS No. 412 held its second Anniversary Club Recognition Day on April 3 with awards for weight loss across divisions. Betty Mobley led Division 4, Deloris Ballanger and Mary Long topped Division 5, Deloris earning KOPS status, Imogene Tisue named Chapter Queen, and Ballanger was runner-up. A program of TOPS songs and a scrambled-words game on reduction completed by Charlotte Palmer receiving a prize.
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TOPS
Betty Mobley
Mary Long
Deloris Ballanger
Deloris
Imogene Tisue
Our
Marie Padget
Charlotte Palmer
Weekly club notes announce new officers and weight loss prize
The report lists Imogene Tisue as leader, Virginia McDonough co-leader and program chair, Betty Mobiley secretary, Marie Padget treasurer, Phyllis Clark weight recorder. Imogene made name tags with a blue bird and a small poem for each member. Earlene Davis received a fruit basket for the door prizes. Virginia says a Princess of the week will be named for the member with the greatest weight loss.
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Earlene Davis
Imogene
Imogene Tisue
Virginia McDonough
Betty Mobiley
Marie Padget
Phyllis Clark
Nazarene Mission Society Meets Wednesday Event
The April meeting of the Nazarene World Missionary Society met on Wednesday with Merritt Strunk leading singing. 33 members attended as Marion Woodward gave devotions and Natalie Hiatt read requests from the Prayer Chart. Reports on reading books and World Mission finances were shared, and Maria Doloras Teaga, a Nicaragua exchange student, was introduced.
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Nazarene Missionary Society
Nazarene World Missionary Society
Merritt Strunk
Jesus
Marion Woodward
Natalie Hiatt
Beverly Patterson
Margaret Hendricker
Rose Mary Smith
Bob Hiatt
Jakobitzes
India
World Mission
Alice Woodward
Leila Woodward
Annette Avera
Maria Doloras Teaga
Nicaragua
Roger Woodward
Steve Smith
Frank Woodward
Unionville Auxiliary Holds Regular Meeting
The Wil-Roy-Mor American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion Home on March 26 at 1 30. President Janet Martin presided as seven members attended due to bad weather. Reports were read and approved. Seven members went to the spring conference at Moravia on the 18th. District treasurer Edith Hull reported on Bloomfield meeting. They voted to pay the same amount as last year, planned an April afternoon meeting to finish annual reports, and adjourned after refreshments by Betty Harrington.
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Unionville
Wil-Roy-Mor
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Janet Martin
Moravia
Edith Hull
Bloomfield
Betty Harrington
Local residents return from winter homes
Mr. and Mrs Bert Turner have returned home after several months in Florida. Mr and Mrs Jim Reeder returned to Moravia after spending the winter in Texas. Mr and Mrs Ted Wilson returned home here Wednesday after spending the winter in Texas. Mr and Mrs Harvey Hayes returned home Saturday from Texas. Mrs Thelma McDanel stays awhile with her daughter Mrs Frances Argo at 815 N E Street Oskaloosa and would enjoy hearing from friends.
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Bert Turner
Florida
Jim Reeder
Moravia
Texas
Ted Wilson
Harvey Hayes
Thelma McDanel
Frances Argo
Oskaloosa
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FUNKS
V. C. Easter
Elzy Johnson
Wilbur Miller
Moravia Furniture
John Kelley
Fern Horn
Hershel Kelley
Milledgeville
Independence
Stephen Tarbell
Rt. I
Melrose
Bob Martin
Income Tax Service
H. & R. Block
Linda Rex
Mike Bruntmyer
Bailey Brog
Purina Chows
Goode Elevator
ALBIA
Rss Sub News
20Th Century Club
Angel's Cafe
Royalcote
Moravia Lumber Supply
Old Turner Lumber Co. Bidg
Robert M. Scotts
Local Tops
Kruses
Iconium United Methodist Church
L. B. Deedrick
Iowa
Iconium
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W.F
John Deere
Massey Ferguson
Gehl
Kewanee
I.H.C
M.F. Hay
J.H.C. Mower
J.D
Mrs
Charles McAninch
Clarence Ballanger
Tommy Johnson
Humeston
Iconium Methodist Church
Alba
Hawk Insurance Reinsurance
County Mutual
John Farrington
Claude Hawk
National Hawk Bldg
Frances Ann
Paul
Charles R. Turner
Omorrow's
Heinz Sweet Relish
Blue Star
Pillsbury
Family Circle Womans Day TV Guides
Readers
National Star
Husky Dog Food
Behnke
Spencers
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