For Sale and Services Classified Items
FOR SALE Good mille cow A G Turner B22 mt SeeB you we of se it state through Chet Broshar Lac Broker Moravia is FOR FURNITURE REPAIR ing screen and storm doors screen and storm windows general re pairing and cabinet work see Chas VanDorin WANTED Grains of all kinds Corn oats soybeans Highest cash market at our new elevator Goade Seed & Feed Co Photte 342 J Elevator 842 W Albia Are you plannin public sale If f0 fe the Union plant your sale bills along with an advertisement Youll cover a lot of territory draw T7S A DANDY The new pocket size Swingline Tot 50 stapler Size of pocket knife Staples or tacks Not a toy dust the thing for Home or school With 1000 staples 98c at the Union office Other staples to 7 50 WOOD FOR SALE Dry or green by the truck load delivered in black or pole lengths See Hank Hoffman Happy New Year to all We had more snow Thursday We enjoyed the Enon school pre DEAD STOCK promptly re moved Stam and mitt exchange very much Call Albia Rendering Co Mrs Mearl Walter had the mis phone 238 Albia or 124 Moravia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goade Seed & Feed Co
Albia
Enon School
Mitt Exchange
Mearl Walter
Moravia
VanDorin family Christmas visits and local notices
The fragment lists Christmas visits and social calls among VanDorin and related families in Ottumwa Centerville Numa and Allerton with names such as Sylvan VanDorin Joe Griffin and Marie Simmons. It notes a school program attendance and a Wednesday Club family supper at Brompton school house plus a subscription pitch for the Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuitte
Endy Vantorin
Sylvan VanDorin
Clell VanDorin
Albie
Mearl Walter
Carl Black
Floyd Johnson
West Union
Christ
M. E. Followwill
Harold Hawk
Dr. Martin
Centerville
Numa
Leo van Dorin
jErntred Johnson
Evelyn
Paul Smdley
Dallas Faber and
Ida Griffin
Joe Griffin
Ottumwa
Sunny
Mert
Walter
T. Foglesong
George Simmons
Allerton
Marvin Vance
Art McCombs
Waunelta Perry
Vance
Brompton School
Moratts By FA Wists And Loses
The fragment suggests a road or auto piece noting new automobiles becoming nearly fool proof automatic with a failing nut in the steering wheel. The visible text shows garbled phrasing and incomplete quotes, indicating a partial OCR of a vintage automobile column.
Women’s Society of World Service Meeting Notes
The Evangelical United Brethren church Women’s Society met with Mrs. Maude Coltrain for the December gathering. Cold snowy weather postponed the Friday service. Topic was Christ Calls One Another with lesson by Mrs. E. G. Hawk. Mrs. Fred Hammond read scriptures, Eleanor Miller and A. O. Main sang solos. The group presented a share about giving and neighborliness with prayer. Roll call responses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of World Service
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Maude Coltrain
Christ
E. G. Hawk
Fred Hammond
Eleanor Miller
A. O. Main
Fellowship of Prayer
Service Day Arrangements Set for February Third
A committee approved plans for a service day on February 3. Organizers invite community members to participate, with local groups coordinating meals, cleanup, and outreach efforts across venues in town.
New Hair Style Guide Preview In Sunday Herald American
Notice urges readers to pay overdue classified ad balances at The Union office. The Chicago Herald American promotes a 1052 hair style spread in its Great Color Magazine distributed with Sunday edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurdo
American Hair’ Design, Institute, Inc
Avert Weekly
Great Color
Herald‘American
Sunlay
Chicago Herald-American
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. G. Turner
Chet Broshar
Lac
Broker
Chas, VanDorin
Enon ’ Mra
J. T. van Dorin
Hank Hoffman
Cleanser Ajax
Heinz
Monarch
Mrs. Clark
Sk Dic
Iowa Cleaners
Moratts
I. A
Bloomftel Fe
Pal
Kaater
Clark Brow
Cantrell A
Tomlin
Bloomfield
Merton Rose
Gearin
I Moore
B. Moore
Dole
D. Dicks
R. Carter J. Pettibone
Paxston
Mr. Horn
Géorge Woodard
Agency Insurance
Veach Drug Store
Trenton
Paul
Tonite Mra
Maud Coltrain
Turner & Son
Wand
Turner Funeral Home
Carl
Pearl
Alonzo
Ruth
Bert
Max
Keith
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