For Sale Horse Ponies North Moravia Highway 60
FOR SALE eight yearling horse ponies listed north of Moravia on highway 60 by Virgil Easter. Also offers for sale a plumbing and heating business with merchandise building and pickup truck. A seven room modern house for rent or sale with two lots. Contact 154W after 7 p.m. Also artificial insemination service offered by A B S Roy Storie Centerville Phone 678 or 272. Started chicks at day old prices including various pullets and chicks from Stansberry Hatchery Centerville Phone 1135.
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Moravia
Virgil Easter
C. Coulson
Supreme Sires
Tech
Roy Storie
Centerville
Stansberry Hatchery
In Memory of Our Husband and Father Passed Away April 17 1956
Mrs. Armeda Robinson Ralph and Barbara Claire and Ethel Williams and Lucille George and Vera and grandchildren remember a husband and father who has gone home. The family asks prayers and notes of sympathy as they cherish his memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armeda Robinson
Ralph
Barbara Claire
Ethel Williams
Lucille George
Vera
Wool Incentive Claims Due By Month End In 1956 Program
Wool and lamb producers wishing to join the wool incentive program for the 1956 marketing year must file applications by month end at the county ASC office. Incentive payments for wool and lambs sold April 1, 1956 to March 31, 1957 will be made this summer from applications filed by month end. Sales after March 31, 1957 join the 1957 marketing year through March 31, 1958. Producers must supply complete sale information. Appanoose County had 551 producers who received 205,824.00 in 1955 incentive payments. 612 applications have been filed in the 1956 year.
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ASC
Appanoose County
Local families share visits and travel notes
Mr and Mrs Delphia Taylor and Loretta of Ottumwa spent Sunday at the Eddy Taylor home. Glen Van Dorin, who has spent several weeks shearing sheep in Louisana Mississippi and Georgia, will return home this weekend. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Barghahin and son Bruce of Knoxville spent Sunday with her brother Jay Oehler and family. Mr and Mrs E Hawk attended the funeral of Mrs Melissa Smith Wednesday afternoon at Blakesburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphia Taylor
Loretta
Ottumwa
Eddy Taylor
Glen van Dorin
Louisana
Mississippi
Georgia
Kenneth Barghahin
Bruce
Knoxville
Jay Oehler
Mraz E. G. Hawk
Melissa Smith
Blakesburg
Jolly Dozen Meet At Amy Lockman Home
The Jolly Dozen gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Amy Lockman’s home with all members present. Guest Mrs. Josie Charity attended. Zula Taylor won the door prize. Book prizes went to Mrs. Birdie Main and Mrs. Elsie Adams. Refreshments of Jemon pie and coffee were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Dozen
Amy Lockman
Josie Charity
Zula Taylor
Birdie Main
Elsie Adams
Jemon
Conference Held at Grace Methodist Church
The last quarterly conference of the year met Friday evening at Grace Methodist Church with Dr. Everett Staats presiding. Richard Tubaugh was elected lay delegate and Karl Tuttle alternate delegate to the Iowa Des Moines conference in June. Other church officers were elected during the session.
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Grace Methodist Church
Everett Staats
Ottumwa
Richard Tubaugh
Karl Tuttle
Iowa Des Moines
Twentieth Century Club Meets With Mrs McFatridge
Mrs C M McFatridge hosted a Tuesday Twentieth Century Reading club meeting. The program featured Mrs C W Craver presenting an article on Marvelous Seeds of Nature and reading the legend of the Dogwood. Guests included Mrs Bill Harris and Dianne and Denise.
Surprise Birthday Party Honors Thomas Proctor
A surprise party at the home of Mr and Mrs Sam Proctor celebrated Thomas Proctor’s 92nd birthday on April 7 1857 with 57 attendees. Guests included the Coltrains Harris Lefflers and multiple Proctors from Bloomfield Drakesville Blakesburg Unionville and nearby areas, who brought gifts and flowers from Bob Whisler of Cedar Lake Indiana.
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Thomas Proctor
Sam Proctor
Proctor
Emery Coltrain
Donald Coltrain
Des Moines
Chas. Harris
Dianna Boley
Drakesville
LaVerne Nelson
Bloomfield
Warren Proctor
Jr. Leffler
Carl Proctor
Eunice Leffler
Jean
Blakesburg
Howard Proctor
Richard Proctor
Linda
Larry
Terry
Marion Proctor
Max Leffler
Carl Leffler
Unionville
Bob Whisler
Cedar Lake, Ind
Sunshine club meeting at Jack Hoffmans April 3
Mr and Mrs Jack Hoffman hosted the Sunshine club with guests and cooperative dinner. Mamie Tisue won both prizes in games. Lucille Mc Kern Marjorie Tisue and Bissie Gladfelder received Mystery Pal gifts. Hostess received a club gift. next meeting May 1 with Mrs Eugene Tisue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hoffman
Sunshine Club
Mamie Tisue
Lucille McKern
Marjorie Tisue
Bissie Gladfelder
Clib
Bert McKern
Gerald Hawk
Donna
Clover Leaf Club Meeting Noted In April Schedule
Clover Leaf club met with Helen Printy on April 3 and planned an April 8 meeting. The cooperative dinner drew many attendees including Mr and Mrs Truxton Dicks and a large list of local residents. The next gathering is with Mildred Irwin Tarbell on April 17. Afternoon activities included visiting and games.
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Clover Leaf Club
Helen Printy
Truxton Dicks
Gilbert Callen
Paul Dicks
Nickey
Farida
Jim McAninch
Greg Penfield
Verna McAninch
LaVerne Massman
DeWayne Moore
Jan and Russell
Bill Moore
Bill Spaur
Lynn Fenton
Linda
Dwight Fenton
Mildred Tarbell
Roy Argo
Vickie
Gordon Massman
Pat Printy
Malinda
Shawn
Mildred Irwin Tarbell
Enon School Club Holds Regular Meeting
The Enon school club met on April 4 with president Lor etta Barritt presiding. Seventeen members attended as roll call and the secretary’s report were approved. Old and new business were discussed with Nancy Faber Loraine Fowler and Ray Crist on the program committee. Refreshments were served by Jeanne Hawk and Nancy Faber.
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Enon School Club
Loretta Barritt
Nancy Faber
Loraine Fowler
Ray Crist
Jeanne Hawk
Wesley M. F. M V F Meeting Notes April 3
Wesley Chapel M. V. F senior division held a business session during the regular meeting presided by Janet Phillips. Lester Dooley reported the treasury and ten members answered the roll. The group planned monthly business meetings for the second and fourth Wednesdays to fund M. Y. F. camp and Institute with further parent input to come.
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Wesley Chapel
Janet Phillips
Lester Dooley
Nancy Bobienz
Hilton Hustlers Meet Sets Skating Party Date
The Hilton Hustlers 4-H meeting began at 8 pm on April 9 with eighteen members present. A skating party was approved for April 17 at Hilltop skating rink, followed by talks on verbals Sudan grass and soil sampling. Attendees listed include Paul Koffman Carl Rouse Mark Van Zante and Karl Rogers among others.
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Hilton Hustlers
Hilltop Skating Rink
Paul Koffman
Carl Rouse
Mark van Zante
David Murdy
John Murdy
Kenny Ellison
Martha Rouse
Ronnie van Zante
Charles van Zante
Ronnie Kehrberg
Robbie Kehrberg
Reymond Glark
Albert Turner
Mike Lathen
Gary Rogers
Déan Albertson
Donald Tibball
Karl Rogers
Teader
Roy Ellison
Dean Albertson
Urbana Doers Meet At Nancy Faber Home In April
The Urbana Doers held their regular monthly meeting on April 1 at Nancy Faber’s home. Carolyn Archer led the 4-H pledge to start the session with a roll call featuring Jeanne Hawk, Dianne Faber, Josie Proctor, Paula Meyers, Martha Sinclair, Judy Gillan, Madelyn Sinclair, Carol Crist, and Nancy Ward. Twenty leaders and thirty-one visitors attended. treasurer’s report presented. talks covered proteins in meat and the best lean meat you’ll ever eat. a BAR-B-Q Hamburger demonstration given by Nancy Faber. The meeting closed after repeating the American pledge led by Linda Ward.
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Urbana Doers
Nancy Faber
Carolyn Archer
Jeanne Hawk
Dianne Faber
Josie Proctor
Paula Meyers
Linda Ward
Martha Sinclair
Judy Gillan
Madelyn Sinclair
Carol Crist
Nancy Ward
Linda
Ward
Conservation Reserve sign-up time ends
Farm owners have a few days to sign CR contracts beginning in 1957. The final day is next Monday, April 15, with county ASC offices in Centerville urged to provide complete information at once.
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Cnly
Sail Bank Conservation Reserve
Anderson
ASC
Centerville
Conservation Reserve Land Contracts Offer 3 6 or 10 Year Terms
The text describes conservation reserve land contracts offered for 3, 6, or 10 year periods depending on land cover and owner or operator wishes. It notes a regular annual payment of 10.00 dollars per acre in Appanachee county and government payment of up to 80 percent of establishing certain conservation practices on reserved land under five or more year contracts.
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Appanachee County
Shanghai Club Meets With Dorothy Calhoun
The Shanghai club met with Mrs Dorothy Calhoun on March 27 for a delicious cooperative dinner. Members and guests included Mr and Mrs Mark Allen and David, Mrs Gerald Rinehart and Mike, Hazel Hell yer, Raymond Perry, Cora Murphy, Mrs Aubrey Christy, Mrs Bert Rinehart, Mrs Wayne Christy and their girls, Mr and Mrs Delbert Calhoun. Afternoon dallers were Amy Hiner, Mrs Fred Christy and Barbara. Mrs Fred Christy guessed the guess what and Mrs Wayne Christy received a birthday gift from her secret pal.
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Shanghai
Dorothy
Calhoun
Mark Allen
David
Gerald Rinehart
Mike
Hazel Hellyer
Raymond Perry
Cora’ Murphy
Loan Rates For 1957 Oats Announced
The 1957 oats loan rate in Appandose County is 59 cents per bushel for No. 3 grade. Premiums of 1 cent apply to No. 2 or better and heavy oats, 2 cents for extra heavy, and a 3 cent discount for garlicky oats. Loans and purchase agreements run from harvest time to January 31.
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Appandose
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Dowd Bros
A. D. Kincade
Ernest Witt
R. R
Pennington
Chevrolet
Andy Andrews
Aaron
Campbell
Edward McCord
Paler
Iconium
Aberdeen Angus
Fred Coiltrain
Perkins Livestock Market
Lester Smith
Harold's Blacksmith Shop
Ake
Nadine & George’s
Fide Foods
Union
Claude Palmer
Albia
Sale Barn
Firestone Naaman
Costaslitieat
Oehler Bros
Firestone Stores
Albla
Jolly
Dozen
Methodist Church
20Th Century Club
Sonshne OF
Attemia
Jack Hoffmans
Enon School
Wesley M
Jared
Hilton
Hustlers
Lehr Ig Prete Er
Patie Sears Oi
UTA Carsanism
Pittsburgh Paints
Pittsburgh
Turner ‘& Son — Furniture — Hardware Ag Material Bottled Gas
Dorothy Calhoun
Caryl, Richard Permanents
Myna
Alexander Smith
Tahiti
Broadroom
Turner & Son
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