For Sale and Business Opportuities in Moravia Iowa
Multiple classified items from Moravia Iowa including purebred Duroc hogs for sale with Bangs disease noted Herd 352 Hellyer Bros. Also yearling gelding part Appaloosa halter broke for 4-H project sold by Mrs Ray Charity. A business opportunity seeks reliable local service to dispense machines with cash capital required and potential income. Sweet corn sold 35 cents per dozen and an Admiral 23 inch color TV offered for 100 dollars.
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Bangs
Hellyer Bros
Moravia
Iowa
Ray Charity
Eagle Industries
Excelsior Bloyd
St. Louis Park
Minnesota
Admiral
Local Family News Highlights Visits and Parties
Mr and Mrs Lew Hiner and granddaughter Johnette Hiner visited with Horace Schaffner and Dorothy Kinson in Al menda California and with Kenton Jr. Their week included calls from Davenport and attendance at services for Roy Yates in Moulton. A birthday dinner for Tammy Seivers featured many relatives including the Seivers and Dommer families. Numerous visits occurred at the John Kelley, Lewis Dommer, Olin Foster, and Goughnour households with relatives from Tarkio Mary Ellen Foster and others joining in.
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Lew Hiner
Johnette Hiner
Horace Schaffner
Dorothy Kinson
Baby Kenton, Jr
Almenda
California
Chris Bogert
Flo Hiner
Delmar
Davenport
Trenton Wilson
Moulton
Roy Yates
Stella Bogert
Agnes Bailey
Ottumwa
Tammy Seivers
Dale Seivers
Elmer Martin
Carl Seivers
Lester Seivers
Gladbrooke
Merlin Apple
Rick Helmick
Russ Moore
John Kelley
Laurence Dommer
Lewis Dommer
Mary Ellen Foster
Olin
Foster
Olin Foster
David Weston
Loyd Carter
Richard Goughnour
Mediapolis
Robert Carter
Edward Tubbs
la Mirada
Calif
Glen Fowler
Loraine Fowler
Pauline Wright
Russell Fowler
Plano
Mrs Packard Lutton and Lurton visit ENON area
Mrs John Packard of Norwalk Ohio and Mrs Michael Lutton with son Brian of Toledo Ohio visit relatives in the ENON area. Also guests include Mrs S W Dayton of Perry and Mr and Mrs Dale Callen and Sheri of Des Moines. The group enjoyed watermelon and home made ice cream at the Loren Walter home Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Packard
Norwalk
Ohio
Michael Lutton
Brian
Toledo
Loren Walter
Edrie Phillips
S. W. Dayton
Perry
Dale Callen
Sheri
Des Moines
Local Guests and Visitors Across Ohio and Wisconsin
A list of names from Norwalk and Toledo Ohio and Des Moines including Mrs. John Packard Mrs. Michael Sutton Mr and Mrs Dale Cailen and Sheri Mrs S W Dayton Mrs Edrie Phillips Mr and Mrs Delbert Gray and family Mrs Neil Penfield and sons Mr and Mrs Cary McCoy and family Mr and Mrs Jim Knapp and the hosts Neal Wilson of Lancaster Wisconsin visits the Loren Walter home for a few days in Lancaster Wisconsin.
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John Packard
Norwalk
Ohio
Michael Sutton
Brian
Toledo
Dale Cailen
Sheri
Des Moines
S. W. Dayton
Perry
Edrie Phillips
Delbert Gray
Neil Penfield
Cary McCoy
Jim Knapp
Neal Wilson
Lancaster
Wis
Loren Walter
Franklin Farmers Pick Bobby Whitehead For Elco Meet
Bobby Whitehead selected to represent the Franklin Farmers at the Elco meeting in Centerville on September 6. He was chosen at the August 18 gathering at Terry Parker’s home with club members agreeing to pay his registration expenses. Also attending from the club are Elco Council member Paul Ammons Cecil Cooper and Phil Prater.
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Bobby Whitehead
Franklin Farmers
Elco
Centerville
Terry Parker
Bobby
Elco Council
Paul Ammons
Cecil Cooper
Phil Prater
Bob Potts
Parker
Paul
Dale
Mark
Lloyd Ammons
Ted
Jim Cochran
Ellen
Carolyn
Local social notes from Salem and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brown visited Bloomfield Tuesday for Lloyds clinic checkup. Sunday dinner guests at Gene Huff included Mrs Bill Wallace Ankeny Mrs Freda Yatsko Pennsylvania Mrs Hazel Sandeen Ottumwa and Aletha Van Essen Tracy. Mrs Robert Jennings consulted a doctor in Centerville Tuesday.
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Lloyd Brown
Bloomfield
Lloyd
Bill Wallace
Ankeny
Freda Yatsko
Pennsylvania
Hazel Sandeen
Ottumwa
Aletha van Essen
Tracy
Gene Huff
Robert Jennings
Centerville
Local social roundup at Marion area in Des Moines era
Mr and Mrs Gene Huff and sons spent Saturday evening at Marion Clayworth home. Miss Hazel Hellyer and Ruby Whitehead attended a Drake University graduation in Des Moines. The Tarr sisters moving to Sun City Arizona. Numerous local visits and reunions noted across Knoxville Amés Des Moines and Moline IL with friends and family. Bobby Whitehead joined the Moravia band at the State Fair.
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Gene Huff
Marion Clayworth
Hazel Hellyer
Ruby Whitehead
Drake University
Des Moines
Norman Polson
Colfax
Monnie Rose
Bill Rogers
Dale Cox
Maple Buffet
Knoxville
Larry Whitehead
Chariton
B. F. Whitehead
Clarence Whitehead
Bobby
Maude Whitehead
Don
Delbert Calhoun
Dell Hellyer
Elbert Perry
Lloyd Brown
Raymond Perry
Regina
Rita Tarr
Amés
Deli Hellyer
Tarr
Sun City
Arizona
Truxton Dicks
Lloyd Johnson
Robert Jennings
Bobby Whitehead
Moravia
Robert Kainail
Terry Rose
Fort Riley
Kansas
George Hellyer
Jim Logan
Harry Jennings
Deil Hellyer
Irwin’ and Woodward
Centerville Park
State Fair Evening Visit Noted by Overturf Family
In the evening, and Bobby attended the State Fair Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Overturf entertained several relatives over the occasion, sharing time with kin and close friends during the eventful day.
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Clarence Whitehead
Bobby
Glen Overturf
Weekend Departure Notes From Local Paper
Miss Ruby Whitehead left for her Phoenix home Monday morning. She will spend Monday night with Mr and Mrs Robert Milter in Topeka Kansas.
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Ruby Whitehead
Phoenix
Arizona
Robert Milter
Topeka
Kansas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stoner Piano Company
Kenneth Condra
Verl Perkins Hog Market
Dr. L. den Hartog
Optometrist
Dial
Nadine & George's
U.S
Pickles St
Butternut Instant Coffee
Wester
Nadine & George’s Fine Foods
ENON
Salem
Dae Esler
Life Auto
Claude Hawk
Agent National Bank
Lowa
Turner & Son
Dean Tomlin
Parks & Bruntford, Inc
Selen
Pesta
Wits Ped Cokes
Turner Lumber
Moravia Union
Lee R. Benz
Agency
Moravia, Iowa
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