For Sale and Rent Classified Items Summary
FOR SALE Sellars kitchen cabinet oak finish baby bed high chair Mrs John Robison 33 14 FOR RENT Floor sander and edger by hour or day Reasonable rates Turner Son WANTED Gas customers car greasing oil changes washing Condra s Standard Service NEW DISHES just in The set of 4 or 18 pieces peach color 269 heat proof Extra platters and picnic plates and cups Swaims FOR SALE One large crib and small baby bed also a stroller Mrs Bill Long 331L
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Sellars
John Robison
Turner & Son
Condra
Swaim's
Bill Long
Coal bids wanted for Moravia upstate school project
Moravia Public Schools invites bids for 125 tons of treated stoker coal and a supply of No 1 lump coal for the uptown grade building. Bids must specify mines, be weighed on public scales at Moravia, and delivered to school bins. Board may accept or reject any bid. Deadline: Saturday August 15. Chester Broshar, Secretary.
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Chester Broshar
Moravia
Salem notes from Hazel Hellyer 4-H show and visits
Community members attended the Albia 4-H show with congratulations to the winners. Various families visited relatives in Iowa City, hosted stays, and spent weekends and evenings visiting friends and relatives such as Donna Rose, Jane Ann Whitehead, and the Whitehead family.
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Albia
Donna Rose
Patty
Kare Ann Hellyer
Raymond Perry
Delbert Calhoun
Harold Argo
Sandra Whitehead
Iowa City
Jane Ann Whitehead
Carl Tisue
Dell Hell-iver
Patty Dicks
Robert Jennings
Edward McCord
Haver Free Home
Cass Hamilton
Lloyd Brown
Community visitation and Sunday School notes
Mr and Mrs Archie McMurry of Promis City and multiple local families spent Friday and Sunday visiting relatives including Mr and Mrs Bill Martin Mrs Charles Baughman Barbara and Michael of Indianola and Mrs Rena Baughman of Russell The Elams Atwells Fentons and Farren clan attended Sun Day School with 53 present A Pfister Seed Corn Co picnic occurred at Red Haw park in Chariton Mr and Mrs Paul Hackathorne and family of Cincinnati were mentioned as well
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Archie McMurry
Promis City
Mra
Bill Martin
Charles Baughman
Barbara
Michael
Indianola
Rena Baughman
Russell
Will Elam
Frank Dixon
Laren| Atwell
Myr
Emmons Atwell
Lorene
Florene
van Atwell
Shirley
William
Robert
Marion Farren
Centerville
Frank Tarbell
Arlo Fenton
Georgia Atwell
Ivan Atwell
T. C. Young
Red Haw Park
Chariton
Pfister Seed Corn Co
Paul Hackathorne
Cincinnati
Visiting Relations Highlight Friday Evening Calls
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson hosted visitors on Friday evening. Mrs. Essie Tucker from Albia visited the Tucker home. Thursday evening guests were Mr. and Mrs. John Sharp and their children from Mystic.
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Emerson
Essie Tucker
Albia
Ralph Tucker
John Sharp
Mystic
Padavich Baby Honored At Shower
Mrs. Lois Martin and Mrs. Arlo Fenton hosted a baby shower for Matthew Lawrence Padavich on Aug 6 at Mrs. Martin’s home. Prizes went to Exie Fenton and Velma Fenton. Virginia Padovich displayed gifts as attendees, including Virginia Padovich, Matthew Padovich, and many Fenton relatives and friends.
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Lois Martin
Arlo Fenton
Matthew Lawrence
Baby Sn
Virginia
Matt Padavich
Exie Fenton
Velma Fenton
Virginia Padovich
Lucille van Antwerp
Gertie Atwell
William and Robert
May Young
Flo Fenton
Brushy Ladies Aid Meets With Helen Cozad
The Brushy Ladies Aid met Aug. 4 with Mrs. Helen Cozad for a cooperative noon dinner. Members embroidered tea towels and pillow cases. President Lois Martin opened with a devotional and poem. Scripture from Proverbs 20 11 22 was read. two hymns and the Lord's Prayer followed. Prize winners were Jessie Elam, Lois Martin, Fay Fenton, Laura Martin, and Jean Curtis. There were 28 members and visitors present. Next meeting with Mrs. Flora Carter on Aug. 18.
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Brushy Ladies Aid
Helen Cozad
Lois Martin
Jessie Elam
Fay Fenton
Laura Martin
Jean Curtis
Flora Carter
Sunshine Club Meeting with Lela Harrison
The Sunshine club met with Lela Harrison on Wednesday August 5 with a relaxed visit. They prepared a Farm Bureau project and held contests including Imogene Tisue winning a pins contest Celia McDanel using lead pencils as chop sticks transferred markers fastest. Judy Gladfelder won the door prize with Darlene Gladfelder noted as guest.
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Sunshine Club
Lela Harrison
Lela
Mamie Tisue
Judy Gladfelder
Darlene Gladfelder
Coulson By Mrs Theo Miller
Mrs Theo Miller hosts a busy social page with visits from Russell Burns family Argo Paxston and Casebolt households plus Ray Miller returning from Centerville Main reunion. Readers note local hospitality and community ties as Martha Coulgon remains mentioned.
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Russell Burns
Charlene
Jimmie
Theo Miller
Guy Argo
Centerville
Ray Miller
Charles
Kenneth O'Conner
Fay Paxston
Herb Boblenz
E. R. Casebolt
Melrose
Bert Meadows
Walter Luther
Martha Coulgon
Local visits and Bible study noted in New Sharon and Newton
This week in New Sharon at Wiley Coulson bathe for Bible study at Ivan Moffitt's. Mr and Mrs Theo Miller and Mrs Van Lemaster were visitors in Newton Sunday at Francis Miller home. Ray Miller spends week with grandparents E C Tucker. Mrs Frank Shoemaker visited Callen parental home Sunday. Mrs Fern Callen of South Bend Indiana spent Sunday night at Edward McCord home.
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New Sharon
Wiley Coulson
Kenneth O’conner
Ivan Moffitt
Theo Miller
van Lemaster
Newton
Francis Miller
Ray Miller
E. C. Tucker
Frank Shoemaker
Callen
Fern Callen
South Bend
Indiana
Edward McCord
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Veach Drug Store
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Jake Day
Chet Broshar
Mort
Cora Main
Avia
Hiatt
Maddison Shoe Repair
Kist
L. Valley
Eddyville Melons
Nadine & George
International Harvester
Veach Implement Co
Lic
George Turner
Howard Harper
Swaim
Salem
Hazel Hellyer
Brushy
Mrs
Chef Broshar
Polio C. C. Coulson
Phono 82
Oy Aren Colt Leg
Turner& Son
Goodyear Tire Sale
Goodyear
Condra's
van Camps
Woodbury Soap
Metal Pot
Spencer Grocery
Iowa Cleaners
Dublecote
Orag. U. i. Pat
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