Ramblins Reflect Weather and Politics Across the Nation
A rambling weekly column links rain, corn fields, and drought to community mood and local farming in a drought area. It notes political gatherings in Chicago and San Francisco, with both parties promoting tax cuts and jobs while fighting over shows and platforms, praising American political discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trig
International Amphitheater
Chicago
Cow Palace
San Francisco
Moravia Union Ad Leads with Contact Promise
Classified style blurb inviting readers to call 49 for advertising needs. Mentions Moravia Union as the business contact point. Short, generic outreach lacking additional details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia Union
Udell Social Notes Report From Udell and Fairview Churches
Udell and Fairview Brethren churches held a monthly social at Fairview church with over thirty attendees. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gorten who shared color slides of California scenes and the Grand Canyon. A busy weekend roundup mentions relatives visiting Udell from Pollock Missouri, White Sands Proving Grounds New Mexico, and Nigeria Africa, plus local travel to Lincoln Nebraska and Cedar Rapids Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Workers Class
Udell
Fairview Brethren
Fairview
Floyd Gorten
California
Yosemite
Catalina
Parade of Roses
Monterey
San Francisco
Grand Canyon
Ttc
Livingston
Calif
Gordon
Ralph Niebel
the Niebels
Adel
Winton
D. M. Glasgow
Homer Scobee
Bill Head
Pollock
Glasgow
Homer Gunn
Michael Cukobra+tovich
White Sands Proving Grounds
New Mexico
Frank Stajear
Cukobratovich
Stajear
Lewis Dommer
Albia
Arid
Howard Hanson
Charlene
Morrison, Ill
Robert Glasgow
Big Rock
D. M
Alva Fowler
Ben
Little Dicky Burger
Richard Burger
Garibida
Africa
Mayo’s
Rochester
Minn
Ora Powell
Martyn
Ver‘non ‘Burger
Little Son
Myrtle Powell
Centerville
Lincoln
Nebr
Willard Cook
Burger
Sis‘ter
Waterloo
Wayne ‘Parris
Conway Springs
Kansas
Lue Curtis Burger
Nigeria
Wilfred Smith
Gaylord Bellamy
Marengo
E. A. Caylor
Floyd Caylors
Hope by Genevid Donovan in Wesley M Y youth ball game
Village notes recount youths from Iconium and Wesley Church events. Families from Wesley Church share a supper honoring Rev Wilson and his family. The Melody club from Centerville and Mrs Ernest Wests pupils enjoyed a day at the West home with many attendees. Jim Pettibone attends National Guard camp at Camp Ripley. Various visits and gatherings across Centerville Moravia Albia and Des Moines include weddings stock entries and hospital visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley M. Y. F
Iconium
Wesley Church
Unionville
Rev. Wilson
Melody Club
Centerville
Ernest West
West
Verle Perkins
Donna
Brownie Johnson
Betty Marie
Mary
Charles Knowles
Sam
C. E.wright
Michael
Arthur
Vernon Ferren
Roger
Linda
Gaylon McAnelly
Herschel Johnson
Aleta
Lorraine
Dwight
Moravia
Sherry Stansberry
John
Hermes
Lee Washburn
Eddie
Jean Easton
Vickie
Janice Gilliland
Kenny
Larry Mickey
Margaret Sacco
Sue
Michael Garrett
Hal Turner
Judy Deahl
Jim Pettibone
National Guard
Camp Ripley
Minnesota
Jay Wilson
Lloyd Davis
Moulton
Glen Shanahan
Gert White
Junior White
Janice
R. C. Wilson
Trenton Wilson
Forrest Jacobs
Marion
Dorothy
Genevie Donovan
Raymond
Donovan
David
Donald
Appanoose County
Don Pettibone
Joyce Rinehart
Carolyn Boyer
E. Devern Stober
Eva Hiatt
Ira Bayer
Mary Frances Herron
Kay
Bert Meadows
John Wood
Lynda
Blak ‘Martin
Grace Dooley
Albia
Norris Price
Frances Burton
Russell Warner
Blakesburg
Mary ‘Schrodt
Des Moines
Genevie ‘Donovan
Fancheon Milleman
Francis Burton
Iowa City
Loyd Carter
Virginia Goughnour
Ricky
Rollie Carter
Shanghai Club Meeting With Evalee Walker
The Shanghai club met Evalee Walker in August with a noon meal for visitors and members. Attendees included Amy Hiner Dorothy Rich ard Calhoun Doris Elaine Joyce Christy Lorraine Mike Rinehart Iole Christy Hazel Mary Lou Rinehart Anna Marlene Karen Connie Linda Sheryl Richard Dean Stevie Landgrebe Doris N. Barbara Christy Mary Lou Pauline Christy Happy Evalee Carol Joe Walker Amy Hiner. The day’s work involved selecting nut meats. The next meeting is set with Dorothy Calhoun on August 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai Club
Evalee Walker
Amy
Hiner
Dorothy
Richard
Karl Lee Calhoun
Doris Elaine
Joyce Christy
Lorraine
Mike Rinehart
Iole Christy
Hazel
Mary Lou Rinehart
Anna
Marlene
Karen
Connie
Linda
Sheryl
Dean
Stevie Landgrebe
Doris N
Barbara Christy
Mary Lou
Pauline Christy
Happy
Evalee
Carol
Joe Walker
Amy Hiner
Cib
Dorothy Calhoun
Union Farmerettes Meet at Ann Exline Home
The Union Farmerettes met August 16 at Ann Exline's home. Joan Main presided in the president's absence. Five members attended. Carol Mullins filed the secretary-treasurer report. Plans were made for a float in Moravia Fall Festival parade. Joan Main demonstrated sewing machine cleaning while Mrs Boyer demonstrated patching jeans. Cookies and kolache were served by Mrs Exline and Ann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Farmerettes
Ann Exline
Joan Main
Carol Mullins
Moravia
Boyer
Exdine
Ann
Alfalfa Banquet Contest Seeks County Entries
Appanoose county farmers are urged to enter the 28th annual Alfalfa Banquet and contest with prizes for the ten best fields. Entries are accepted at the local extension office, with five on file and last year’s entries totaling 17 despite dry weather. Eligible participants include tenants and landlords. no entry fee is charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Holder
Appanoose
Appanese County
Farmers edge alfalfa seedings for winter protection
Begovet notes that growers should sow alfalfa varieties Ranger and Vernal to ensure growth and winter hardiness. Harold Holder, CEO, says most farmers use 10-12 pounds of alfalfa seed per acre and 4-6 pounds of timothy, brome, or orchard grass. Multiple seedings may enter the annual alfalfa contest.
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Harold Holder
Farm Bureau Plans Policy Development Week Meetings
The Ap panoose County Farm Bureau Resolutions committee finalized an opinionaire for Policy Development Week September 10th to 15th. Townships across the county will hold meetings to gather member views on property taxes school reorganiza tion soil bank price supports and rural mail routes.
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Appanoese County Farm Bureau Resolutions Committee
Centerville
Farm Bureau
County Farm Bureau
State
Divergent Paths Reshape Ties and Influence Probed
A garbled excerpt hints at shifting allegiances and fading influence in a political or social network. The fragment mentions diverse factions, reallocation of power, and emerging factions. It suggests a debate over loyalties and control within a group.
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Ae Sepaatign
C. Ry and
H. K. Charity
Editors Publishers
Rays Ramblin
America
Hollingshead
HB. ‘Spring
Moravian Union ‘Office
Brookfield
Goodyear
Timex
Delco
Earnest West
New ‘Hope
Genevid Donovan
Shanghai
UNION
Ann Exline-Home
County
Iowa
Frank A. Nighol
F. B
Patie Te Reau
Joe
Tae Uyee Rea Fel
Chuck Hotel
E. Burrows
J.H. Suiter
Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Suiter
Farma
Mystery Farm
McClurg Implement Co
Allis-Chalmers
Algo
Moravia Farm Service Petroleum
Painta Chemicals
Turner & Son, Furniture Hardware
Laugher
Gardner Hatchery
Dewey’s Place
Phillips 68
Wayne
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