Arnold Robertson Vows Read Tuesday at Moravia church
Arnold Robertson and Miss Loig Arnold were united in marriage at 7:00 PM on Tuesday April 14 at the Evangelical United Brethren church in Moravia. The Rev Fred Richardson performed the single ring ceremony in the presence of immediate families. The bride wore an apricot pink street length dress with white accessories and white carnations for a corsage. The bride’s sister-in-law Mrs Floyd Arnold was matron of honor in a pale lavender dress with white accessories and white carnations. The bride’s mother wore an aqua rayon and acetate dress with white accessories and the groom’s mother wore a heat brown dress with beige accessories, both with corsages. Darrell Shepherd, a close friend of the groom, served as best man. The couple left for a short trip after the ceremony. The bride attended Moravia High School. The groom, a Centerville High School graduate of 1957, is employed by John P. Abramson Construction Co. of Des Moines. For sale staplers and staples for other makes, Union Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loig Arnold
Bert Arnold
Moravia
Ronald Robertson
Harry Robertson
South Drake
Centerville
Evangelical United Brthren
Fred Richardson
Floyd Arnold
Darrell Shepherd
Moravia High School
Centerville High School
John P. Abramson Construction Co
Des Moines
Hilton Hustlers April 13 Meeting Minutes
Hilton Hustlers held its April 13 session with president Karl Rogers presiding. Roll call included Paul Koffman Donald Tibball Robert McGinnes Karl Rogers Carl Rouse Kenneth Eli son Mark Lathen Jim Rowley Albert Turner Raymond Clark Alan Clark David Murdy James Murdy Mark VanZante Charles VanZante Richard Woodward Larry Woodward Bob Kehrberg Ronnie Kehrberg and others. Reports were read and discussions covered 4 H tour shirt purchases and softball games. Demonstrations featured Bobby Kehrberg and Jim Rowley on storing fertilizer and Alan Clark with James Murdy on knot tying. Meeting closed with the pledge to the 4 H flag at 8:30 led by Albert Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Rogers
United States
Paul Koffman
Donald Tibball
Robert McGinnes
Carl Rouse
Kenneth Elison
Mark Lathen
Jim Rowley
Albert Turner
Raymond Clark
Alan Clark
David Murdy
James Murdy
Mark VanZante
Charles VanZante
Richard Woodward
Larry Woodward
Bob Kehrberg
Ronnie Kehrberg
Union Livewires 4 H Club Meeting Report
The Union Livewires met April 9 at the Strunk home. President Bill Rogers led the session and handed out project enrollment sheets. Lois and Donald Strunk demonstrated machine operation safety. Joanne Main led a discussion on Standing and Walking. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Strunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Wilbur
Donald
Lois Strunk
Bill Rogers
Lois
Donald Strunk
Joanne Main
Mrs. Strunk
Butch Martin
Larry Coltrain
Richard Coltrain
Gary Roberts
Sherman Kelley
David Rhee
Mike Rhee
Jay Taylor
Becky Wilson
Billy Bob West
Peggy Rogers
Bob Rogers
Wilbur Strunk
Michael West
Taylor-Ettes 4-H Club Meeting At Boblenz Home
The Taylor-Ettes 4-H club met at 7:30 p.m. at Connie and Nancy Boblenz’s home. President Connie Boblenz led the pledge as the meeting opened and the group discussed the Better Grooming and County Girls Creed contests, plus plans for the Mother and Daughter Tea in Centerville. Delegates for camp were appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor-Ettes
Connie
Nancy Boblenz
Connie Boblenz
Centerville
Better Grooming Contest and Demonstrations Held
Diane Kincade Connie Boblenz and Janice Brown organized a grooming event with a Better Grooming contest set for the 26th of this month. Diane Kincade and Sharon Judge led a talk on Care of Equipment. Linda Judge and Nelly Argo demonstrated as a group and Connie Boblenz gave a sewing machine care demo. The next meeting will be at Janice Brown’s home in May. Reporters Diane Kincade and Nelly Argo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Kincade
Connie Boblenz
Janice Brown
Sharon Judge
Linda Judge
Nelly Argo
Shanghai By Mrs. Bert Binshart Shanghai
Sunday dinner guests at Lloyd Landgrebes included multiple local families from Newton Centerville Blakesburg and Ottumwa with numerous visits and meals noted. The Shanghai club met midweek with Olive McDonalds Margaret Herring and Gerald Rinehart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Landgrebes
Ronald Landgrebe
Bill Landgrebe
Famly
Newton
Ralph Stickler
Centerville
Fred Christy
Doyle Christy
Blakesburg
Ed Irelan
Bert
Shanghai Club
Olive McDonalds
Margaret Herring
Gerald Rinehart
Mike
Jimmy
Bert Rinehart
Wayne Christy
Glen Overturf
Ottumwa
Lloyd Landgrebe
Carl Landgrebe
Chet Wymore
Jerry Gillands
Fred Taylor
Harold Young
Arthur Burton
George Turner
Lorraine Rinehart
Aubrey Christy
Wayne
Christya
Urbana Center Socials Mention Many Local Visits
Residents and families in the Urbana area read like a who’s who of the community with visits among Faber, Wilson, Angel, Robinson, and Tubaugh households. Cancer drive collections continued as Farm Bureau gatherings met at the W. D. Wilson home, while projector troubles interrupted the program.
Local social notes and visits across the area
A sequence of social events and gatherings is recorded, including prayer circles, athletic banquets, musical programs, and church events. Attendees include Mrs. Ray Lockman, Mrs. Harold Hawk, Jeanne, Mrs. R. Faber, the Westmar college choir, EUB church members in Albia, and numerous families such as Bentzingers Stockers and Dommers. The notes span Tuesday to Sunday with visits, dinners, and travel to Fort Madison Keokuk and Centerville notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hawk
Jeanne
Faber
Westmar College
Albia
Larry Dayton
Anna Grace Mitten
Richard Bentzinger
Trenton McDanel
Doyle McDanel
E. G
Claude Hawks
Bobby Faber
Mervin McDanel
Fort Madison
Keokuk
Mervin
Buddy Stocker
LaVern Horn
Becky
Lawrence Dommer
Sam Bentzinger
Mt. Sterling
Numa
John Kelly
Gomer Stocker
Clifford Stocker
Dallas Faber
Ida Griffin
Jep Lockman
Lewis Dommer
Wayne McDanel
Debbie Sue
Dean Tomlin
Union Township Social Roundup At Centerville
Union Township notes detail visits and gatherings among residents including Mrs F E Boyer Mrs Joe Guernsey and families. Moments include Rural Women Day at the Agriculture Building Centerville talks by Mrs Earl LeCompte and various supper and weekend visits across Moravia Centerville Ottumwa and surrounding homes.
West Point Social Notes and Visits Record
Mr and Mrs Wm French and family spent an evening at James Wilson home Emory Kehrberg called at Leo Hoffman home Wednesday K C Potts joined local cancer drive Verta Hoffman attended a Stanley party at Gladys Harsh Thursday Leta Haver at Edward Haver home Leo Hoffman and sons dined with Fred Argo Saturday Rex Hagerman and family visited Donald Jones in Ottumwa Marvin Callen dined with Lloyd Callen Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stevens
Ottumwa
Vaughn Faber
W. D. Wilson
W. U. Wilson
Robert D. Wilson
Omega District
Tubaugh
R. A. Faber
Billy
Bill Cox
Rex Angel
Vaughn
Diana
Doug Faber
R.A. Faber
John McGee
F. E. Boyer
Everett Long
Cincinnati
Bill Robinson
Arlo Proctor
Harry Brinegar
Blakesburg
Pat Carroll
Russell
A. Haber Ome
Y. Farm Bureau
J. E. Robinson
J. E. Robinsons
Lloyd Crawier
Cedar Rapids
Wm. French
James Wilson
Rex Hagerman
Donald Jones
Marvin Callen
Lloyd Callen
Special Election in Moravia on May 18, 1959
Notice sets May 18 1959 as Moravia Iowa special election to decide granting Iowa Southern Utilities Company the right to erect maintain and operate a natural gas distribution system in Moravia Appanoose County for 25 years with rights to lay pipes mains and other conductors in streets avenues and public places. Polls at Community Building open 8am to 6pm. Ballot form instructs Yes or No for the public measure and ordinance grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Appancone County
Iowa
Appanooge County
Southern Utilities Company
Ita Successore
Asigns
Iowa Southern
County
Elgt
Elleys
Appa
Noose County
Appanoose County
Towa
Atheme
Iowa Southern Utities Company
Company
Ita Sctcarsora
Apnanoose County
Imuat
Toulevard
Shell
Iowa Southern Utilities Company
Hermless
Ita
Aaid
EE Cotte BS
Moravia to vote on Iowa Southern Utilities gas franchise
The town of Moravia Appanoose County Iowa schedules a special election May 1 1969 to decide granting a twenty five year gas franchise to the Iowa Southern Utilities Company The ordinance outlines construction standards protection for streets and utilities and guaranteed 24 hour service with exceptions for force majeure and fire. The company must obtain a natural gas supply and bear publication costs. W H Burton is town clerk.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arnold Robertson
Ralph’s Shoe Store
Albis, Lows
Ray's Shoe Store
Hilton
Hustlers
Union Livewires
4-H Club
Albia Sales CO
Sale Pavilion
Pony & Horse Sale
Alvin Sales Co
A. G. Beterson
Fons
Tom and John
Fax Mercheed, Gurpem and Managers
Shanghai
Bert Binshart
Erian Mrs. Dallas Faber
Ray Lockman
John Kelley
Emma Tadlock
F. FE. Boyer
Blakesburg High School
Lyle Stocker
Herschel Kelley
Mary Burns
Glenys Fenton
Randy Dommer
Becky Horn
Debbie
Diana Kelley
Russell Kelley
Bob Cross
Dog Moines
Perry Cross
Perry
Ramona Cox
Burdett*Cox
Harold Fenton
Marlys
Sandra Kaye
Kenneth Fenton
Union Township
Joe Guernsey
Joe Wilson
Marjorie Main
Walter Harper
Burdett Cox
Verner Hawk
Agriculture Building
Earl LeCompte
Corydon
Carl Miller
Ottumwa Coliseum
Earl Gay
Roger Kelley
Claudia
Carla Miller
C. C. Miller
Dennis Kelley
Dale Cox
Leo Thompson
Mildred Kelley
West Point
Mrs
Leo Hoffman
Oak View Cemetery
Bany
Ma~ Pavien
Es Harein
Afd Enallina
Appenoose County
Appansose County
Bayne
Ta’ R
W. H. Surton
W. H. Burton
R. W. Baird
Over Stevens Drug Store
Town
Flowers
Corsages
Richey
Florists
Phon N. Ard
Albin
P.A.G
M. E. Boardman
Joe Gardner
Mystic
H. B. Spring
Udell
Ernest West
Pfister Associated Growers, Inc
Monroe, Iowa
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