Moravia sales and listings mix with local farm ads
Immediate sale of the Lester Sawyel dwelling in Moravia with early possession and broker contact. Also notices for purebred spotted fall boars and registered Hamp Shire boars near Moravia Unionville area. A Legion Home baked goods sale on Saturday April 23 at 11:00. Seed corn and Cargill Findleys offerings with prices and contact Bill Angel for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Sawyel
Moravia
Nice
Chet Broshar
Lic
Moravia Garden Club
Legion Home
Hampshire
Phillip Miller
Unionville
Iowa
Lake Wapello
Cargill Corn
Findleys
Bill Angel
FAMILY DINNER HONORS CAROL MAIN BIRTHDAY
Mr and Mrs Forrest Main hosted a Sunday family gathering to celebrate Carol Ann Main turning 15. Attendees included siblings and cousins from nearby towns plus relatives from Odell Marshalltown Green Mountain Oskaloosa and Newtown Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Main
Forrest Main
Carol Ann
Russell Strunk
Odell
O. E. Palmer
Marshalltown
James Main
Jolene
Danny
Green Mountain
Jerry Main
R. A. Gackle
Oskaloosa
Loren Brantley
Evelyn
Newtown
Edd Brown
Chillicothe, Mo
O. D. DuVail
Harry DuVall
Kingdom Builders Hold Friday Evening Party
The Kingdom Builders class held its monthly party at Grace Methodist church with about 45 members attending. Mr and Mrs Harold Prough and Mr and Mrs Ron Woodward organized the cooperative supper and led the games hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingdom Builders
Grace Methodist Church
Harold Prough
Ron Woodward
In Memory of Our Beloved Son and Brother
In loving memory of our son and brother who passed away on April 19. Do not ask if we miss him, for no one else can fill his place. We think we hear his footsteps and see his smiling face. Mrs. W. H. Callen Opal M. Callen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Callen
Opal M. Callen
Local News Notes From Chariton District Meeting and Community Events
George Firkins C C Coulson Curtis Tomlin Supt Fenton and Chet Broshar attended a district school boards meeting in Chariton Tuesday evening. Relatives from Morelia attended John McDanel funeral Monday and at the Main Station churchyard burial rites. Residents gather at the Burns home and at Keosauqua and Ottumwa connections for visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Firkins
C. C. Coulson Curtis Tomlin
Supt. Fenton
Chet Broshar
Chariton
Morevia
John McDanel
M. E. McDanel
Ira Boyer
O. G. Woodward
Frank Woodward
Harry Woodward
Frank Swaim
Women's Society meets at Mrs Hammond's home
The Evangelical United Brethren church Womens Society of World Service held its April meeting Friday evening at Mrs Fred Hammonds home with Mrs E G Hawk presiding. Mrs Zeli Callen reported on the spring district conference at Albia April 12 and the lesson covered responsibilities in India Pakistan and Ceylon led by Mrs Lynn King. Mrs Ted Campbell assisted with the political scene and Mrs Callen spoke on religious outlook. Duet singing by Mrs Almont Main and Mrs Emery Hiatt. Guests included Mrs Hugh Crawley and Mrs Clara Crawley. Africa's Magic Mountain feature noted from Sun day American Weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of World Service
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Fred Hammond
E. G. Hawk
Zeli Callen
Albia
India
Pakistan
Ceylon
Lynn King
Ted Campbell
Callen
Almont Main
Emery Hiatt
Hugh Crawley
Clara Crawley
ISU Renames Board of Directors at Annual Meeting
Iowa Southern Utilities Company re-elected all current board members Edward L. Shutts W. Keith Hamill Max von Schrader Harold U L Mann Robert W. Greenleaf and George S Beuckman at the April 18 meeting in Centerville. Shareholders voting 630,536 shares representing over 84 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Southern Utilities Company
Centerville
Edward L. Shutts
W.keith Hamill
Max von Schrader
Harold UL. Mann
Robert W. Greenleaf
George S. Beuckman
Iowa Southern
J. A. Bradley
Iowa Southern Utilities
Iowa
Taylor Aid Meeting Marks Rural Women's Day Plans
The Taylor Aid group met April 13 1955 at Mrs Earl Fisher’s farm with a cooperative dinner. The agenda included announcing Rural Women’s Day at Penterville Methodist church basement April 22 at 10 am, speaker Mrs Max Goldman, and report by Ann Nygard on Norway. May meeting set with Mrs Lute Hiatt May 11 and project work on a miniature victory village continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Aid
Earl Fisher
Dick Wilson
Lute’ Hiatt
Loyd Carter
Theo Miller
Earl Boyer
Vicky
Dan Mihalovich
Robert Foster
Ed Points
Jay Wilson and
Allen
Don Pettibone
Clara Lemaster
Earl Fishier
Karlene
Pentervile » Methodist Church
Max Goldman
Ann Nygard
District Extension Home Economics
Missionary Groups Meet For Afternoon Study
The Junior Missionary group gathered Wednesday after school with Judy and George VanDorin. Twenty members attended as Mrs. Richard Tubaugh led a discussion on church identity. Mrs Basil Tadlock read from the new church study book Victory Village. Ronnie Woodward and Linda Gardner reported on church giving and holy communion. Donna Tomlin read the first verse from Psalm 122.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy
George VanDorin
Richard Tubaugh
Basil Tadlock
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ACME
Larry Martin
Hellyer Bros. Moravia
Towa
Grant Tadlock
R.A. Faber
FFA
U.S
Cargill
Hellyer Bros
Dowd Bros
Harry White Realty
Guss Luse
Donald Dowd
S.W
J. P. Foster
E. State St
Appanoose
Monroe County
Harry
White Realty
Wilson
Oleo
Oregon
Nadine & George
Harold Burton
T. B. Cameron
Vernon Thorsons
Mary Burns
Roy Underwood
Dayne Taylor
W. Murdy
Anna Smith
Vern Newcomb
Clara
Kansas City
W. V. Murdy
Leo Thompson
Ottumwa
E.U.B. Church
Ray Charity
Arthur Roberts
Mary
Keosauqua
James Easter
Bonaparte
Nell Rousseau
Louilla
Monroe County Hospital
Frank Wilson
Paul
Ames
Finley-Hughes Hall
Men
P. D. Ankeney
Moulton
Africa
John Gunther
Kilimanjaro
Agency
Insurance
Resl
Kataio
ISU
Taylor Aid Meeting
Norway
Door
Della Points
Hemming
Lucille Carter
Harold Prow
Lute Hiatt
Victory Village
Karen Woodward
Raynor Gadelie
Turner &Son
Furnboxe
Pittsburgh
Pitesburgh
Turner & Son
Pittsgurgh Paines
Boulson Insurance
Duncan Hines
Prunes
Spencer Grocery
Iowa Cleaners, Albia
Moravia, Iowa
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