Local Community Notices and Visits in Centerville Area
Last Wednesday evening at the Dick Brown home were Vosburgs and the Baldwin party including Jack Baldwin and Jana Lynn. Mrs Francis Paxton and children spent Tuesday at the Mearl Dicks home. Theresa Brown attended David Lawrence’s funeral in Centerville on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Aubery Christy and their daughters were at the Wayne Christy home Wednesday evening. Franklin 4 H youth earned blue ribbons at the Monroe County fair with Bruce Thompson winning senior showmanship. Weekend visits included R V Blue and family from Peoria and others at the Mearl Dicks home. Various club parties and gatherings occurred in Sconium Tama Albia and Ottumwa with residents attending reunions, dinners, and hospital visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Baldwin
Jana Lynn
Dick Brown
Francis Paxton
Mearl Dicks
Theresa Brown
David Lawrence
Centerville
Aubery Christy
Wayne Christy
Franklin
Monroe County Fair
Bruce Thompson
R. V. Blue
Peoria
Illinois
Sconium
Ray Rinehart
Louis Rinehart
Tama
Gilbert Callen
Russell Brown
Brad
Brown
Albia Park
Fern Callen
Wayne Thompson
Macxine
Sheldon
Flo
Jim
West Point Social Notes From Local Families
Julie Haver spent last Sunday and Monday at Glen Wakefield in Mystic. Darlene Fisher and Kenneth Fisher visited Leo Hoffman on Wednesday. Roselle Argo joined Henry Van Weldon’s Albia dinner party on Thursday. Leo Hoffman and Kenneth Fisher's family visited Grinnell on Saturday. Roscoe Argo visited George Rinehart Saturday night. Ed Haver and Julie joined Glen Wakefield to Ottumwa. Tammy Hoffman visited Leo Hoffman Sunday afternoon. Lloyd Johnson and family spent Sunday at the Argo home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie Haver
Glen
George Rinehart
Ed Haver
Julie
Glen Wakefield
Ottumwa
Tammy Hoffman
Leo Hoffman
Lloyd Johnson
Roscoe Argo
Staples and Staplers in Stock at Moravia Union Office
Moravia Union Office lists a wide range of staples and staplers in multiple sizes available for purchase or purchase orders. Items include assorted metal and plastic staples, various staple capacities, and complementary office fasteners for all standard binding needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Jowa Southern Utilities Company
Iowa Southern
Local families attend community events and visits
A string of visits and gatherings across Davenport Ottumwa Danville and Albia shows residents attending funerals family reunions rodeos and demonstrations. Notable movements include Scott McDonald funeral attendance and Coulson reunion at Lewis Rouse home with Callen Shoemaker families and Marion Clayworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilsie
Lillien
Mintin Shoemaker
Scott McDonald
W.C. Anderson
Jesase Miller
John
Richard Miller
Davenport
Mra
Virgil Easter
Marion Clayworth
Nauvo, TL
Burlington
Nelson Ballanger
Elsie
Lillian Callen
Minda Shoemaker
Coulson
Lewis Rouse
Albia
Herb Boblenz
Bloomfield
Faylorette demonstration wins Waterloo trip at dairy congress
The Faylorette club demonstrates Cool and Calorie Conscious rice ice cream to win a trip to the Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo. Teen-Agers Delights by Mary Kay Spencer tops Intermediate division with milk drinks. Connie Boblenz and Sharon Wilson send nut bread and drop cookies to state fair while Penny Prough and Marjorie French win ribbons and alternates with rolls. Several 4-H members exhibit at Appanoose county fair. Reporter Mary Kay Spencer. For sale white table paper 36 inches wide by yard or roll. Un ton Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connié Boblenz
Sharon Wilson
Waterloo
Mary Kay Spencer
Cantile
Herb Boblenz
Sharon
George Wilson
Mary Kay
Ralph Spencer
Connie Boblenz
Penny Prough
Marjorie French
Taylor-Ettes 4-H Club
Appanoose County Fair
Letié Davie
Moravid
Pitti
Olive Jean Tarbell Ag
Jean Hawk
Nenny Leffan
Janet Rhee
Patty Rogers
Mary Do' Witedsi
Ihtemediaite
Nuta
Donna
Teele
Cole Algraat
Becky Wilson
Bluey
Taylérettes Hold Achievement Show at Methodist Church
The Taylot Ettes 4H held an achievement show on July 24 at 1 80 p m at the Methodist church. Demonstrations included Cool & Calorie Conscious by Connie Boblenz and Sharon Wilson with Mary Kay Spencer presenting Teen agers Delights. Judges offered tips while seniors intermediates and juniors displayed various baked goods and table settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylot-Ettes 4H
Connie Bobleriz
Sharon Wilson
Mary Kay Spencer
Penny Prough
Connie Boblenz
Sharon ‘Wilson
Linda
Connie Bobienz
Pie Cryst
Linda Judge
Mary
Kay Spencer
Minnie Ann Condra
Marjorie French
Ann McDonough
Marjorie
Marjorie “French
Mary’ Kay Spencer
Minnie Ann Conda
Sharon Judge
Martha’ French
Sheila Wilson
Martha French
Ighella Wilson
Martha
Julie Armstrong
Olive Jean
Tarbell
Earlene Davis
Union Farmerettes Hold 1963 Achievement Day
The Union Farmerettes 44H held Achievement Day on July 18 1963 at Unionville Methodist Church. Forty seven club members brought food entries for judging at 9 30 am with judges Mrs Olive Jean Tarbell and Mrs Ear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Farmerettes
Unionville Methodist Church
Olive Jean Tarbell
Ear
County Fair Cookie Contest Names Many Blue and Red Treats
A fragmentary list from the county fair highlights numerous entries and participants across cookie, bread, and cake categories. Names such as Patty Rogers, Sharon Cleave, Mary Hawk, Candy Morrison, Carla Miller, Hope Kelley, Debbie Kelley, and others appear with various blue and red entries noted for drops and spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Rogers
Mites County Fair
Todd Ghke
County Dale
Dean Hawk
Angel Food
Dilié
Donna Aheg
Cossies
County Fair
Sharon Cleave
Sharon Reigél
County Fern
Mary Hawk
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Vosburg
Frame
Des Moines
Everett Agans
Fred Christy
Clara Brown
Mary Allem
Ottumwa Hospital
Elliott Bookkeeping Supply
E. State Centerville
West Point
Use Jones Dairy
Jim Houser
Vali
Ear OF
Romumary
Rr Clooney
Bosten Keaton
Ateneon
Sony
Itteshas
Ural
Ms. Pum
Radiant
Sr Road
Tay
Faylorette
Taylérettes
Nancy “Leffler
Baker
Moravia Union
Tate
Scienée
Blues County
Debbie Kelley
Blues County Fa
Tiga Saily Beppo
SED
Chevrolet
Olui ‘Pontige
Gunetin
Mai
Enance
Carmer
Oskaloosa
Ray
Tubaugh
Richard ‘Tubaugh
Tobapigh
Dial
Iowa
Southern Utilities Company
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