Local Happenings and Social Calls Across Centerville Area
Local notices recount deaths and condolences in Centerville and Ottumwa. Mrs. Howard Carson learned of her sister Mrs. Gambell’s death in Ced ar Rapids with funeral in Ottumwa. Families visit, host dinners, and attend events across Albia Russell Chariton Keosauqua and Lovilla, including birthday acknowledgments and hospital stays.
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Howard Carson
T. C. Gambell
Cedar Rapids
Harold Burton
Curtis Burton
Robert Burton
Ottumwa
Helma Tisue
Eric Main
Anna Clark
Albia
Garland Houser
Centerville
Elsie Long
Sherri McCannon
Harry Woodward
Ted Campbell
Maurice Walter
Marchelle
George Dew
Gladbrook
Campbell
Dew
Alta Main
Hoor
Gary McCloud
Gary
Larry Wilson
Ray McCloud
Donald McCloud
Helen Homeline
Main
Leland Thompson Kirk
Lou Ellen
Sally
Des Moines
R. S. Faber
Melvin Vandepol
R. S. Fabers
Olin Foster
Rex Foster
Mary Ellen
Claude Wren
Claude
Monroe County Hospital
Ray Charity
James Easter
Bonaparte
Terri Easter
Arthur Roberts
Keosauqua
Kenneth Gladfelder
Harley Tisue
Hugh McFairidge
Roy Argo
James Romans
Dwight Stocker
St. Joseph Hospital
Max McDonough
Chicago
Hobbies Industries Association of America
Max Hiner
Chariton River Ladies Aid Meet Opens 1967 Officers Named
The Chariton River Baptist Ladies Aid met Tuesday January 24 at Lois Martin's home with a cooperative noon dinner. President Sandra Mitchell led devotion as Romans 13 7 14 was cited and the Lord's Prayer recited. Topic: Giving our Best for a Better World. Irene Brandon won a game prize. 1967 officers elected Judy Martin president. Sandra Mitchell and Florence Martin vice presidents. Carol Martin secretary. Fay Fenton treasurer. Irene Brandon reporter. Gift committee Gertie Atwell Fay Fenton Sandra Mitchell. Florence Martin received birthday and anniversary gifts. Remaining afternoon included password play. Attendees listed include Irene Brandon Carol Martin Danny and Michel Myrtle Cross Duala Swan and others. Next meeting to be with Sandra Mitchell February Read Union Want Ads.
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Chariton River Baptist Ladies Aid
Lois Martin
Sandra Mitchell
Irene Brandon
Judy Martin
Florence Martin
Carol Martin
Fay Fenton
Gertie Atwell
Danny and
Michel
Myrtle Cross
Duala Swan
Chanda
Brian
Exie Fenton
Jaretta van Antwerp
Tommy
Nancy McDanel
Wilson Attends Computer Seminar at Purdue Farm School
WHSON, manager of Moravia Farm Service Co., returned home after a week of sessions at Purdue University Bloomington, a FS Services training that included a University developed computerized Management Game. The program simulates farm supply firm decisions via a 1620 computer, producing quick summary statements of input and management choices. John also attended a Bloomington week covering other management topics.
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Would. Whson
Moravia Farm Service Co
Lafayette
Indiana
FS Services, Inc
University of Purdue
Iowa
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Purdue
John
Bloomington
Ill
New Books At Moravia Library
Moravia library received new titles last week. Highlighted entries include Roderick by Harry Belin Edward and the Horse by Ann Rand and Olle Eksell Tom Swift and His Polar-ray Dynasphere by Victor Appleton II Tom Swift and His Subocean Geotron by Victor Appleton II The Bobsey Twins Search for the Green Rooster appears among the arrivals.
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Moravia
Mystery and Classic Names in Club Book List
A reader note lists many titles and authors including Laura Lee Hope, Carolyn Keene, Franklin M. Dixon, Rosamund Hunt, Flora Armitage, Al Cody, Peter Field, Ngato Marsh, Adelaide Humphries, William P. McGiven, Kathleen Harris, Joan Garrison, Lorena Olmsted, Norma Newcomb, Nancy MacDougall Kennedy, Mary Frances Doner, Rachel Cosgrove, Ames King, Marion Christie, Nicholas Monsarrat. A thank you note from Mrs Fern Penfield and a hospital gift acknowledgment from Mrs Vera Moore are recorded. The next meeting is at the home of Mr and Mrs Bill Spaur on February 15.
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Laura Lee” Hope
Carolyn Keene
Fort
Franklin M. Dixon
William P. McGiven
Kathleen Harris
Lake
Joan Garrison
Lorena Ann Olmsted
Norma Newcomb
Lonely Valley
Nancy MacDougall Kennedy
Mary Frances Doner
Rachel Cosgrove
Ames King
Marion Christie
Nicholas Monsarrat
Fern Penfield
Vera Moore
St.Joseph Hospital
Ottumwa
Bill Spaur
Clover Leaf Club Co op Dinner At Moore Home
Clover Leaf Club held its regular monthly meeting at Mr and Mrs Bill Moore home on January 18 with a co op dinner for members and visitors. Guests included Manse Tarbell Tarbell granddaughter Roy Argo Elbert Moore DeWayne Moore Fetters Harley Bennett Helen McJaninch Margaret Tarbell Paul Dicks Edith Callen Neil Penfield Timmy Max McAninch Michelle Jeff Verna McAninch Phyllis Spaur Foggy and more. Secret pals gave gifts to Phyllis Spaur Mansel Tarbell and Janice Moore.
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Clover Leaf Club
Bill Moore
Manse
Tarbell
Roy Argo
Elbert Moore
Land
DeWayne Moore
Jand
Fetters
Harley Bennett
Helen Mcjaninch
Margaret Tarbell
Paul Dicks
Edith Callen
Neil Penfield
Timmy
Max McAninch
Michelle
Jeff
Verna McAninch
Phyllis Spaur
Foggy
Mansel Tarbell
Janice Moore
Truckers Urged to Buy Regulation Receipt Books
Moravia Union office stocks 59 triplicate regulation receipt sets for immediate purchase. The notice urges truckers to obtain these forms promptly.
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Moravia Union
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