Garden Club Show Awards 120 Entries in 1962
The 1962 Moravia area flower show drew 120 entries at Ev jue oot United the Marae church. Judges and officers honored Max McDonough and presented awards including distinction in Beilation and tri color awards. Guests from Houston to Moravia attended. horticulture and artistic divisions featured numerous winners with many named participants among the clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marae
Ikea
Max McDonough
McFavia Garden Club
Mice
Génevieve ‘Morgan
Jord
Coperstaver
Houston
Hattie Anwide
C. G. "Woodward
Moravia
Pérentiala
Howard Smith
Callen
William Hy
Linda Ie
Clarence Aow
Blanche Graham
A.eréen
J. T
van Dorin
FE. Wheeler
Texas
Orange
California
Unionville
Lucerne
Poweers
Mra
Charles Coffin Centaurea
Harley
Tisue
Albertson Callen Family Reunion Held Near Albia
The sixteenth Albertson family reunion took place July 22 at the Harl Albertson farm home near Albia. About seventy relatives enjoyed a picnic and watermelon. Hollis McConahey elected president with Lois Lynch as secretary. next reunion set for the fourth Sunday in July at Haley Scott in Albia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albertson
Harl Albertson
Albia
Earl Albertson
Callen
Hollis McCohahay
Lois Lynch
Albertson-Callen
Haley Scott
North Sid
Helen Al‘bertson
Kansas City Co
Hubert Albertson
Ames
Mabel Coulson
Zell’ Callen
Moravia
Clinton Albertson
Darlene
Numa
Clara Speer
Hollis McConahey
Lloyd Clark
Dave Clark
Debby
Columbus Junction
Earl Woodcock
Stanchfield
Minn
Wiley Baird
Ottumwa
Wichita
Kan
U. Albertson
Milan
Wayne Bennett
Green City
Elbert Moore
Melrose
Bessie Callen
Fern Callen
T. Jay Albertson
Larry Callen
Des Moines
Towa
Union Farmerettes Achieve at Local Show
On July 19 the Union Farmerettes held an Achievement Show at Unionville Methodist Church. Members displayed garments judged by Mrs Clarence of Centerville and Mrs Estel Gay of Albia. Lunch was in the church basement followed by a style show to select entrants for the county contest in Centerville on July 28. Seniors, intermediates, and juniors presented demonstrations and garments including housecoats, dresses, skirts, and play clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Farmerettes
Unionville Methodist Church
Clarence
Centerville
Estel Gay
Albia
Ae Jo Wilkon
Juniora
Patty Roge
Berky Wilson
Joanne Main
Nancy Leffler
Kathy Johnson
Mary Jo Wilson
Jean Hawk
Patty Rogers
Janet Rhee
Joanne
Dreas
Lois Strunk
Ale
Becky Too Ren
Linda Proctor
Joyce Roberts
Dialer
Kathy
Phorty
Ease Perew
Ate Man
Teen Hawk
Erie Janet Rhee
Tuy Mug
Carla Miller
Hope Kelly
Sharon Cleaver
Local Sewing Club Meeting Ends With Refreshments
Report from a small gathering shows Associate Members Sharon Riegel Donna Rhée Mary Hawk and others wearing blue aprons and blue skirts. Jean Howk reports that 15 members 8 mothers and 25 visitors attended. cookies and punch were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Riegel
Donna Rhée
Muu Muu
Mary Hawk
Mui
Muu
Jean Howk
Taylorette 4 H Friday Show Judges And Winners
4 H judging panel Mrs Guy Argo and Mrs Ralph Davis awarded Senior division entries including skirt and dress garments, with Connie Roblenz listed as participant. Intermediate entries feature multiple judges and numerous blouses and nightwear, while Junior entries include aprons skirts and blouses. Demonstrations by Pat Judge and Mary Kay Spencer group plus individual acts went to the fair. Refreshments concluded the event as reporter Marjorie French noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Argo
Ralph Davis
Connie Roblenz
Linda Judge
Sharon Judge
Minnie ‘Ann Condre
Mary Kay Spener
Penny Prough - Fair
Marjorie French
Fair
Mary Kay Spencer
Minnie Ann Condra
Pat Judge
Martha French - Fair
Ann McDonough
Monroe Busy Maidens Honor Local Achievement Show at Hilton
The Monroe Busy Maidens held an afternoon judging and evening show at Hilton. Linda Davis performed a telephone conversation reading, Dixie Davis and Lou Ellen Rowley demonstrated sewing on a box, followed by a dress review of garments. Ribbons honored Martha Rouse and Linda Davis for dresses, outfits, and schoolwear with blue and red placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Hilton
Linda Davis
Dixie Davis
Lou Ellen Rowley
Martha Rovse
Martha Rouse
Maxine Johnson
Sharon Gay
Linda Johnson
Blue Goes to Fair and Readying Outfits
Fragmentary list shows names Sharon Gay Skirt Martha Stewart Dixie Davis Lou Ellen Rowley Sheryl Brown Dixie Davis with blue or red items. Mentions Pajamas and shorts but no clear event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Gay
Martha Stewart
Barbara McGinnis
Marsha Stewart
Dixie Davis
Lou Ellen Rowley
Sheryl Brown
Urbana 4-H Achievement Show at Union Chapel
The Urbana Doors 4-H Achievement Show on August 1 at Union Chapel drew eight members and eleven guests with judges Mrs Homer Berry and Mrs William Judge. Certificates noted blue ribbons for many items across Intermediates Juniors and Seniors including Maxine Fisher Lorraine McAnally Martha Sinclair Diana Faber and Cathy Faber among others with Style Review winners listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Chapel
Homer Berry
William Judge
Margaret Herrihy
Judy Pershing
Cathy Faber
Barbara Darby
Maxine Fisher
Lorraine McAnnally
Martha Sinclair
Diana Faber
Madelyn Sinclair
Maxine
Lorraine McAnally
Ottumwa Field Day Highlights Forestry and Conservation
Southeastern Iowans will tour basic resource use at the Forestry and Conservation Field Day on Thursday August 23 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Izaak Walton League grounds near Sunnyslope. Demonstrations cover felling bucking skidding field planting and pond and road building with machinery exhibits and a Tree Farm sign presentation at 1 p.m. Door prizes lunch and a rain date August 24 are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jowans
Izaak Walton League
Sunnyslope
Ottumwa
Cooperative Extension Service
Iowa State University
Conservation Commission
Iowa Forest Industries Committee
Iowa Tree Farm Committee
Soil Conservation Service
Wapello Soil Conservation District
League Club
Iowa
Alddns Snonuyjuco & Saltsapeaw
Family reunions and visits span several towns in midwest region
The report lists numerous family gatherings and visits across Missouri Iowa and Colorado with relatives from Charleston Biloxi Jasper Albia Manitou Springs Centerville and Belle Plaine. Attendees include Miller Léfora Paris Nellie Williams Raymond Tubaugh Tubaughs and several other kin sharing dinners calls and weekend hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Williams
Raymond
Newton
Randall Toye Atd
Charleston
South Carolina
Kenneth Plummer
Biloxi
Charley Andrews
Som Dean
Richard Tubaugh
Bethany
Eleanor Burton
Clara Andrews
Clara
Centerville
Arthur Burton
Gerald Burton
Lester Strunk
Flora Phillips
Lee Tadlock
Lorene Tubaugh
Robert Luse
Betty Strunk
Kenneth Tubaugh
Jasper
Albert, Ray
Jerold Gillaspie
Albia
Mary Louise Tubaugh
Manitou Springs
Colo
Russell Swift
Russell Strunk
Merritt
Ruth Ann
Gerald Bur
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nellie Willams
Harley Tisue
Zell Callen
B. F. Whitehead
Nellie. Williams
Nellie Wiliams
Lee ‘Hiatt
Petunia
Lee Hiatt
Warren Duvall
Yarrow
Tra Boyer
Daisy
Gailardia
Gerald Doren
Zell. Callen
Charles Coffin
Drd
Hemercallis
Ira Boyer
Howard Smulth
Hemiercallig
Howard Stith
Lily (Hardy
Blanche Giaein
Mid
Phlox
Nellié Williams
Harley Tiste
Nellie Wile Ilams
Hatley Mate
Phiox
F.B. ‘Wheeler
Rose
Florabunda, Rase
Lee Oer
Charles Cotfini
Salvia
Sweet’ Pena
Harley Tisué
Mra. Eeaer
J. T. Ee
Harley Er
J.T. Mandorin
VanDorin
E. Wheeler
Warren du Ball
Clarence Nee Joao
J.T. While Dendeats
Gerald Morgan
Harley 'Tisue
Harley ‘Tisue
Nelle Willams
Art, Fox
Nellie
Nells
Neliie Willian
Meer
Tra. Boyer
Wayne Tigue
Natalie Woodward
Linda Pearl Whitehead
Jst
Illinois
Randical
Bernecees
Ian
Tor
Fea
Unon Farmerettes
Taylorettes
Urbana
Otietumwa
Miller Léfora Paris
Sobn ' Kelly
Claude Paria
Hope
Debbie Kelly
Lois Kelly
Judy
Mildred Kelly
Kelly
LaVern Horn
Swan
John Kelly
Bloomfield
Claude Paris
Kellys
Ladd Miller
Oral Peters
Russell Tubaugh
Garling
Belle Plaine
Albert Tupaugh
Rays and
Richards
Irma Jo
Roberta
Roy Tubaugh
Tubaughs
Oskaloosa
Fairfield
H. V. Bangs
T. B. Tosted
Guernsey Springs
Wisconsin
Kanselaar
Ray Tubaugh
Wes
Oskaloosa Livestock Auction
Tubaugh Bros
Fistway
Markwell
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