Social round of visits and callers in Moravia and nearby towns
A long list of residents and families visiting friends and relatives across Moravia, Centerville, Ottumwa, Albia, and Hayesville. Attendance includes Mr. and Mrs. Clelt Long, Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Davis, Don Hayes and family, Mrs. Eph Wilson, Vivien Wright, Ruth Johnson, T. J. Lose and family, Gus Lose, U. S. Mangle, Jeff Patrick, Cecil Porter, Vernie Parcel, Dorothy Davin, Harry Stocker, John Addison, Gaylord McDanel, Ben Williams, F. P. Hamiltons, Van Long, Will Hicks, and others, with multiple Sunday and weekday visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
U. S. Mangle
Jeff Patrick
Cecil Porter
Vernie Parcel
Don Hayes
Dorothy Davin
Ruth Johnson
Gua Luse
Harry Stocker
Soh
Ben Williams
Centerville
Blue Front
Tass Hamiltons
F. P. Hamiltons
Plants
Leslie
Ben Jones
Ray Lemaster
Frank Hamiltons
van Long
Ben
Williams
Cirele
van Longs
Will Hicks
Local Socials Report Busy Week Across Towns
Local notices list Frank Swain in Albia and Ted Oehler in Centerville on business while Mrs. J. B. Sneed and Stella Reich visited Centerville. Dinners, Rainbow initiation, church events, and family visits fill a week, with trips to Ottumwa and Des Moines and a funeral in Ottumwa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Swain
Albia
Ted Oehler
Centerville
W Tracy
Detgon's
D. E. Bishop
Ottumwa
J. B. Sneed
Stella Reich
J. F. Albert
Des Moines
Ira, Callen
B. F. Halden
J. W. Halden
Berry
Rainbow Girls
Maud Harris
Helen Banyard
Spen
J. H. Lathrop
Forrest Hiatt
Oskaloosa
E. L. Main
Fred Hammond
Willia Zellers
Fred Brain
Chugwater
Wyo
Albert Brain
Hattie Hammond
Melrose
Moravia
A. G. Broshar
The
Legion Auxiliary
Frank Houser
R. F. Main
Sam Long
California
Roy Brooks
Mra
K. M. Blackman
Dee
Donald
Herbert Johnson
Bennett
Seymour
Ead Seymour
Jorge Fe
T Fivecen
Deal Yondy
Texas
W. O. Hiatt
Roy Mains
Atlanta
Lewis Main
LaPlata
Z. I. Main
M. 5
Mre
F. W. Blumenatock
H. K. Smith
Ranking of corn and hog production by farm associations
The article lists high ranking associations and their average production in pounds, including Oy & Brownell and Sond, Chendild, and others. It quotes Director Bliss on basing adjustments on farming type, soil, and equipment, aiming to attract farmers to the adjustment program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oy &Brownell and Sond
Chendild
Delaware
Delhi
Forest
Méont Vexfioh
Kleiss and Lange
Brooklyn
Henry N. Ae
Linh Grove
Ayette
Fremont Pag Mila
South Hardin
Dickinboh-Clay
Lee-Des Moines
Benton No
Bliss
Valley News Briefs From Kinser Area
Kinser Valley notes Sunday visits by Mr and Mrs Henry Sytsma and family. Mrs Lawrence Johnson is reported and not much improved. Donald Darby spent Sunday with home folks as did Mr and Mrs G R Darby and Russell Darby. Junior College play in Albia Thursday night. John Scott traveled to get the graded grader near Carl Cloyens, and Montoa inty may install a rock crusher at Cyrus Wall quarry this week. A Thompson near Avery ships cattle to the Valley for wintering Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sytsma
Zell Wilson
Lawrence Johnson
Donald Darby
G. R. Darby
Russell Darby
Albia
John Scott
Carl Cloyens
Montoainty
Ee Cyrus Wall
A. Thompson
Near Avery
Eid
Local Visitors and Family News From Udell Route 1 Area
Udell Route 1 residents Mr and Mrs Jess Walker Cleo and Joan and Tommy Doud visited Saturday evening at Harry Rum leys and listened to the radio. Mr and Mrs Ivan Gibba and son Gene visited parental Mr and Mrs Tom Hiatt home Sunday. Bonnie Lee Rumley is on the sick list. Mr and Mrs Will Moffatt Floyd and Lee were in Centerville Saturday. Mr and Mrs Earl Foster were in Centerville one day last week. Mr and Mrs Tom Hiatt called on Ralph Hiatt Saturday. Mr and Mrs Donar Sanders Marlene and Donald were in Centerville one day last week. Ernest Foster helped Guns Hiatt father corn a part of last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Walker
Cleo
Joan
Tommy Doud
Harry Rumleys
Ivan Gibba
Gene
Tom Hiatt
Bonnie Lee Rumley
Will Moffatt
Floyd and
Lee
Centerville
Earl Foster
Ralph Hiatt
Donar Sanders
Marlene
Donald
Ernest Foster
Guns Hiatt
Appraisal Method for Corn-Hog Contract Outlined
Iowa State College Extension director R K Bliss described an appraisal method to set equitable bases for cooper ating producers under the new corn hog program. A meeting at Ames discussed contract details, rulings, and the 1938 education drive with AAA and extension staff. County and township sessions will follow, with farm familiar community members appraising and start of applications anticipated in January or February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Bliss
Extension Service
Iowa State College
Ames
AAA
Atete Cornhog Committee
Classified for Sale Items and Lost Notice
Classified listing notes new 9x12 wool rugs at 11.05, Allen & Lewis and Frank Swain Mer. Also Golden Delicious apples 0c per bu from John Dille. Ladies winter coats size 16 fur collar silk lined $5 from Mrs. Rollie McDonough. Lost 100-lb sack of salt between Moravia and owner, plus double-bit axe J L Johnson. Wanted two or three plug horses. For sale or trade good 6-tube battery radio from Wm Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen & Lewis
Frank Swain
Mer
John Dille
Rollie McDonough
Moravia
My Place
J. L. Johnson
Exempt Small Spud Growers Face No Sales Adjustment
W Edgecombe of Iowa State College announced after AAA ruling that all town potato growers with annual sales not exceeding 50 dishels are exempt from adjusting sales of this crop. Tax exempt stamps will cover their allotted sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Edgecombe
Iowa State College
AAA
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Hedge College
Sph
Wilsoms
Fern Wright
John
Gaylord’ McDanel
Faller
Mias
Vernie Parcell
Cecil Parcel
Mia
Geil Parcel
lAlbia
Roy Darby
Jesa Smiths
Marvin
Alberta Hyford
Cecil Parcs Gid
Vernie Patel
Nadine
Fuller School
Junior Smith
Saunday Forer
H. G. Broshar
Feds
Crewetic
Ould
Cintas Coty
Gunay
Ames Balls Mechanical Toys Horns
TH & Veach
Rexall Drug Store
Kinser Valley
Udell
Gartner
Wm, Gardner
Freedom Torgnals
Chet Broshar
eLes Ron
Oehler Bros
Tool Seta
Russell H
Moravia H. S
Newsy
Moravia Union
P. D. Schreiner Hardware
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