Kellie Caylor Dies Aug 11 In Obituary Note
Local notes report Kellie Caylor died August 11 with funeral details omitted. The community remembers extended family activities including visits among Spring and Moore households, travel for Brethren Conference, and church society plans. Interwoven are travel to Des Moines and Ashland Ohio, bee stings, and local visits at Unionville and Centerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. D. Hinegardner
Alvin Spring
Lionel Spring
H. B. Springs
Annabel Cochran
Lucille Price
Ora Powell Home
Albert Burkland
Unionville
Potter
Donald Burkland
Gary
Indiana
NFO Plans State Meet Action And Drive For 1961
The National Farmers Organization moves to implement a membership commitment to an all-out holding action by July 1 1961 or sooner if rallied. NFC president Oren Lee Stanley warned actions could snowball after a Des Moines meeting where over 10 000 members backed continued steps toward collective bargaining. The group also urged faster membership drives to fortify areas for future test actions and to include sheep cattle and hogs in such actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Oren Lee Stanley
National Nfc
Des Moines
Relatives and neighbors attend events around Fred Taylors
In Shanghai Nebr readers note a flurry of visits and gatherings. Frank Loch and Ronnie Flagle of Fairbury visited Fred Taylors with Mrs. Bert Rinehart hosting their families. Rinehart and others attended a Hammond reunion in Moravia. Funeral attendance, birthdays, and weekend visits spread across local families including the Christys, Overtert, Murphy, and Derbys with a Shanghai club weiner roast at the Raymond Perry home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Rinehart
Frank Loch
Ronnie
Emma Flagle
Fairsbury
Nebr
Fred Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Gerald Rinehart
Hammond
Moravia
Glen Overturf
Bert Rineharts
Fred Christy
Barbara
Patty
Verner Hawk'’s
Emmett Derbys
James L. Murphy
Jack Murphy
Pontiac
Mich
Jim Murphy
Michigan
Charles Wakefield
Harold Dean Tisue
Rex Overturf
el Paso
Texas
Lonnie Tisue
Sheryl
Cindy
Stevie
Frank Rinehart
Harold Young
Lloyd Brown
Fred Taylors
Crystal Christy
Des Moines
Shanghai
Raymond Perry
Main Reunion Held At Moravia Park
The annual Main reunion gathered Sunday at Moravia park shelter with 45 attendees and a noon basket dinner. New officers chosen at the business meeting were Ulmont Malin president, Mrs Ulmont Main treasurer, and Mrs Jess Gladfelder reelected secretary. The group will meet again on July 4 1961 at Moravia park, with many members and relatives listed as attendees from Iowa, Florida, Ohio, and Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia Park
Ulmont Malin
Ulmont Main
Jess Gladfelder
CWO
Smith Tharp
Stephen, Francis and
Bruce
Jacksonville
Fla
Earl Main
Estero
Joe Russell
Grand Island
Nebr
Marlene Cole
Glenwood
R. A. Gackle
Mary Lou Vendane
Oskaloosa
Almont Main
Ray McCloud
Harry Woodward
Wendell Murdy
Ralph Nelson
Lewis Rouse
Alicia
Rosa Beatty
W. C. Coulson
C. C. Waughop
George Hiner
Centerville
Ben Jones
Donna Jones
Ralston
John McAninch
Melrose
Ted Wilson
Springfield
Ohio
Harold Main
Deep River
Luther Caster
K. V. Gladfelder
Judy Kay
Local residents share visits and calls across the week
Friday evening Floyd Green and family visited Fred Taylors, with many others stopping by Bert Rineharts and Gerald Rineharts on various days. Lorraine Rinehart hosted Vera Firkins, while Judy Overturf stayed with Velma Tisue. Neighbors Jean Irwin and Sharon Walters called on Lorraine and Ronnie Overturf, Aubrey Christy and Fred Christy enjoyed Sunday visits, and trips to Far Taylor and Glen Overturf homes were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Green
Fred Taylors
Lorraine Rinehart
Vera Firkins
Glen Overturf
Joe Shores
Chariton
Russell Brown
Earl Swift
Bert Rineharts
Fred Christy
Hugh Price
Addie Sheldon
Gerald Rineharts
Gerald Davison
Earl Taylor
Judy Overturf
Velma Tisue
Monnie Rose
Donna
Hazel Hellyer
Des Moines
Bert
West Point 4-H Club Visits Riverside Park
West Point residents and 4-H members accompanied by Mrs. James Wilson and Greg visited Riverview Park on Wednesday. The extended social day included multiple households visiting friends and relatives across Albia Centerville and Moravia, with gatherings at several homes and at Riverview Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Hoffman
James Wilson
Greg
Riverview Park
Sheri
Bill Mahin
Andrew Mosley
Nancy
Riverview
Edward Haver
Julie
George Rinehart
Harry Tisue
Waterloo
Roscoe Argo
Henry van Wielden
Albia
Mrs. van Weel- Gen
Lloyd Callen
Beatrice Chance
Tuckers Take 3500 Mile Westward Vacation
Mr and Mrs Ernie Tucker returned from a ten day trip covering Kansas Colorado Arizona New Mexico Oklahoma and portions of Texas Arkansas Missouri and Iowa They visited Durango Mesa Verde Grand Canyon Petrified Forest Painted Desert and oil fields of Oklahoma Also toured a large fruit orchard in Springdale Arkansas and brought peaches home Several local residents hosted visitors and joined social events during the trip including layette showers and park outings with friends and relatives in Moravia Centerville and Des Moines Iowa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. D. Hinegardner
Ashland
Ohio
The
Brethren Church
Mathias
W. Virginia
Hinegardner
Elaine
Will Hauck
Joe
Linda
Timmy
Susie Moore
Edna Moore
Dewey Houser
Ronnie
Gary
Knoxville
Knoxville Spent Sunday Afternoon At the Parental Houser
Lionel Spring
David Bronson
Joe Moore
Cecil Morlan
Mexico
Bagnall Dam
Ozarks
Ralph Pfannepecker
Montour
Harry Curl
Bonnie Minnick
Centerville
Ora Powell
Doyle
Darlene
Russell Spurgeon
Alvin Springs
Robert Morlan
Jim, Thurston and Son
Theo Miller
Ernie Tucker
Kansas
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
Missouri
Iowa
Gladys Reppert
Durango
Colo
Mesaverda
William Reservoir
Grand Canyon
Petrified Forest
Painted Forest
Springdale
Ark
Nelson Ballanger
Hilda Walter
John Guthrey
Jack
Guy Argo
Rex
Ben White
Earl
Mintia Shoemaker
Wesley M
Des Moines
Riverview Park
Herb Bob- Jenz
Nancy
Charles Person
Rita Jo
Pine Bluffs
Wyo
Newton
Janice Ballanger
Cynthia Callen
Public sale promotion appeal by The Union ad offer
Inquiry suggests planning a public sale and asks The Union to print sale bills and advertisements. It promises wide reach, large crowds, and a successful sale as selling points and motive.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Baal
H. B. Spring
Kellie Caylor
Floyd Wolver
Rickey
Dennis Houser
Housers
Wolvers
Sherry
Thurston
Lloyd Selix
Elmner Selix Place
Anna Thistlethwaite
Robert
Burlington
Eli
Pennsylvania
Womens Missionary Society
Dorothy Powell
Universal Church
Jean Spring
Alice Spring
Gwelda Matthews
Lost Creek
Kentucky
Christian School
Jan Spring
Linda Moore
Hazel Powell
Mary Ellen Spring
Walter Phillips
University Hospitals
Town City
Walter Whisler
Nellie Streepy Caylor
Wayne
Alva
Phil Munson
Audrey
Ferguson Falls
Minn
Guy
Anna Streepy
Fairview
Lyle Albright
Harley Yates
Allis-Chalmer
Allis-Chalmers Plas i
Allis-Chalmers
International Tractor Mowers
Case
Ferguson
Ford
Shanghai News
Moravia Union
West Point News
Riverside
Lloyd Ammons
Mark
Glen Wakefield
Eugene Callen
Kenneth
Blomfield
John Hiner and Sons
Rock Island
Ill
Gene McCrory
Gerry
Meramac Caverns
St. Louis
John Hiner
Rex Haver
Lloyd Johnson
Harry Jennings
Wilson
Delbert Hayworth
Connie Ellis
Judith Carson
Virginia Malloy
Rosemary Hudson
Orman Whicker
Coulson News
Tuckers
Clyde Strickler
Taylor Toilers
Centerville Park
Farm Bureau
Lake Wapello
Argo
Boblenz
West
Madge Lee
Guardian Maintenance Service
Carmer'’S Inc
Woodward & Heating
Dial
County Board of Supervisors Hearing
Board of Supervisors
Appanoose County
Paul Thomas
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