Kinser Valley notes from Mora and nearby towns
LeRoy Wilson delivered clover seed Monday to parties in Mora via. Mrs. Zell Wilson visited at the Lyle Cloyed home. She reports the new girl doing fine. Glen Miller was a business caller there Thursday afternoon. Dayne Taylor butchered a hog for Pearl Hiner Saturday. E. C. Caster of Moravia helped Clifford Caster sow oats Friday. Mrs. D. Cubit of Mystic returned home after aiding in care for her granddaughter at the Lyle Cloyed home. Rain Friday night and Saturday morning halted oats sowing until today. Ervin Long helped the Wilsons move part of the old Tom Boiles house built about 60 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Wilson
Moravia
Zell Wilson
Glen Miller
Dayne Taylor
Pearl Hiner
E. C. Caster
Clifford Caster
Ervin Long
Wilsons
Tom Boiles
Nazarene Church Services in Keyes and EB Church
Church notices list Keyes Nazarene with Rev. , Sunday School Superintendent Mrs. Alice Woodward at 10:00 a m for Sunday School. Morning worship at 11:00 a m Evangelistic service 8 00 p m prayer meeting Wednesday. Verse studied I Samuel 2 20. Also Evangelical United Brethren Church led by Leo Wilson and Harold Mason with Sunday School 10:00 a m Morning Worship 10 50 a m Young People 6 30 p m Evening services 7 30 p m Church night Friday with pot luck at 6 45 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarene
Keyes
Alice Woodward
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Leo Wilson
Harold Mason
Grace Methodist
Crenshaw
Church and Pastors Schedule and Sermon Texts
Moravia churches list services at Church of Christ Billy Schaffner and Grace Methodist with 10:00 Bible school and 11:00 worship including a sermon titled Short Beds and Narrow Covers. Also Wesley Methodist led by Rev Howard Marshall with 10:30 School and 9:45 worship. Iconium Methodist notes attendance guidance and sermon Ex: cused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ Moravia
Billy Schaffner
Iwesley Methodist Church
Howard Marshall
Iconium Methodist
Taylor Aid Meets April 11 Hosting Notes
Mrs Ernest Hiatt hosted the Taylor ladies at her home last Wednesday. Men attended, enjoyed dinner and afternoon time with Ernest and the ladies. Mrs Art Fox won the door prize. Two sunshine baskets were prepared for Anna Hiatt and Elizabeth Turner at St Joseph hospital. Tea towels were embroidered for the hostess. Next meeting set with Mary Meadows on May 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Hiatt
Taylor
Ernest
Art Fox
Anna Hiatt
Elizabeth Turner
St. Joseph Hospital
Mary Meadows
Happy Helpers 4H Meet With Martha McCord
The Happy Helpers 4H club held a Monday meeting at Martha McCord’s on April 9. The group conducted a business session, answered roll with a prompt about future projects, read minutes, and heard a pattern demo by Martha McCord. Martha Potts spoke on Care of Clothing, and the group pledged to the 4H and American flags. Two guests attended, led by Mrs. Clair Potts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Helpers 4H
Martha McCord
Martha Potts
Clair Potts
Gardeners Growers: What to Plant This Spring for Beginnings
This spring notes on seed choices and planting times guide new gardeners through annuals and perennials. It discusses biennials like Canterbury Bells and Wall Flowers, easy perennials such as Hibiscus and Delphiniums, and quick annuals like Cosmos and Petunias. It warns against early sowing for sensitive species and highlights crowding, cold soil, and the mix of hardier varieties like larkspur, snapdragon, bachelor buttons, and Sweet Peas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's
Nellie
the Gardner
Union Farmerettes Meet at Barbara Hinote's
The Union Farmerettes 4H club met at Barbara Hinote's on April 2, 1951. Seven members attended with seventeen visitors. The meeting opened with a prayer and discussed a bake sale for May 12. Ramona Cox spoke on bedside manners, Nadine Kelly on preparing an egg, and Maxine Aiden on hair care. Leaders Mia Glen Smith and Mrs. Harry Herman attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Farmerettes 4H
Barbara Hinote
Ramona Cox
Nadine Kelly
Maxine Aiden
Mia
Glen Smith
Harry Herman
Mrs. Stites Visits Murdy and Murdy Kin in Moulton
Mrs. Robert Stites of Moulton visited her sister Mrs. W. V. Murdy and brother Frank Rogers with family Monday. U S Hiatt and Gus Hiatt were callers. Sunday guests with Mrs. Loyd McCrory included J S McCrory and family from Ottumwa and Harry McCrory, Eugene and Francis. Mrs. J S McCrory prepared dinner. Afternoon calls came from Ruben Loney Albia Louis V Schaffner Anna Sharp and Callen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stites
Moulton
W. V. Murdy
Frank Rogers
Gus Hiatt
U. S
Mra
Ruben Loney
Albia
Louis V. Schaffner
Anna Sharp
Callen
Local Families Share Sunday with Relatives
Mr and Mel Verne Stevens and son Roger of Cedar Rapids and Mrs Tacolus Thompson and children Tommy Bobby Jerry and Karen of Albia spent Sunday with their mother and brother Mrs Elsie Clester and Roy Richard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel. Verne Stevens
Roger
Cedar Rapids
Tacolus Thompson
Tommy
Bobby
Erty
Karen
Albia
Elsie Clester
Roy Richard
Barbara Main and Hoover Hart Wed in Nashua Ceremony
Miss Barbara Justine Main daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Main of Centerville and Herbert Hoover Hart son of Mollie Hart of Centerville were married April 9 at the Little Brown Church in the Vale Nashua Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Justine’ Main
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Oleo Ib
Nadine & George
Wendell Murdy
John Limthburg
Chet Broshar
R. E
P. G
Don Pettibone
Jack McDonough
Gamble
Wm. Gardner
Albert Brain
Bill Woodward
A. G. Turner
Chet’ Broshar
Lic
Goader Seed & Feed Co
Nettle Smith
Rock Road
Sedan Road
Towa
Davis Paint Store
Ernest Kincade
Fred Tillmont
George Railing
Albia Rendering Co
Dave Clark
Boyd A
Smart
Donald Johnson
Barber Supply
Des ‘Moines Register
Tribune
The
Moravia Union
L. P.'Clow
Centerville, Iowa
Qceo
L. J. Smith
Veach Drug Store
Rexall
Iowa
Kinser Valley
George R. Darby
Goode Seed and Feed CO
Centerville Monument CO
Patterson
Taylor Aid
Agency Insurance
Real Batate
Union Farmerettes
John Deere
Earl May
DeVos Implement Co
Barbara Main
Hoover Hart
My Way
Wayne Way
Wayne
Gray
Turner & Son
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