One Bar E Ranch Rustling Trial Ends In Arrest
Ed is captured by a federal officer after cattle rustling allegations at the One Bar E. Jack Reed confronts him as tensions rise before Arizona’s deputy arrests. Ed is later released to marry Maud with Bill as best man, while the Hardy family plots a new future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cade
Hardy
Jack Reed
Jack
Arizona
Bill
Teta
Deck
King
Howdy John
Howdy Fletcher
Reed
Hare
Anna
Achoor
Corral
Pinto
Edd
Maud
Jadiea
John
Mr Hardy
Cay
Blind Canyon
Blacky Burka
Jhim
United States
Lrook
Uae
Arizong
Vane Day
Maud Hardy
Nove
Mr. Hardy
Weather Shifts Mark Changeable Local Conditions
Millageville notes a string of cold days with subzero readings. Community members join quilting aid for Mildred Tarbell and assist with corn gathering. Residents visit homes across Alicia and Chariton counties, with many calls and visits between Tarbell, Davis, Murphy, Teater, Hensley, and related families. The Clover Leaf club met at Laura Dicks home, with next gathering planned for Feb 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sur
Lthel Davia
Lula Masaman
Mildred Tarbell
Clarence Tenter
George Hammond
Velma Jean
Jack Murphy
Mia
Clara Teater
Faye
Hope Hensley
Ethel Davis
Truss Tarbell
Tom Massman
Glenn
Clarence Teater
Jean Sulser
George Curtiss
Howard Davis
Frank Tarbell
Roy Sheldon
Baby
Murphy
Faye Teater
Dolph Tarbell
Par-Ental Chadwick
Charlie Tarbell
Truman
Munsel
Lyrelda
Alicia
Chariton Callera
Rosa Murphy
Ray Sheldon
Harward Tester
John McAninch
Hill Miller
Mystle
Edd Miller
Clover Leaf Club
Laura Dicks
Beryl Brown
Moravia News Reel Amidwintry Weather
Moravia experiences real winter weather with below zero readings Saturday morning. Local shoppers include the Lockmans, Harve McCumber, Elmer Henderson, and G Stocker. Visitors from Albia and Blakesburg call on residents. Eighth grade exams are planned for Moravia Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Lockman
Harve McCumber
Elmer Henderson
G. Stocker
John Lockman
Miley
Albia
Bert Kirk
Ralph Hicke
Robb
Gomer Stocker
Blakesburg
Jim McCumber
Bunih
Lloyd Lockman
Fay Paxston
Morayia
K. C. Kates
Max McCoy
Iconium Community News and Social Notes
ICONIUM Mr. and Mya Beaty and daughters visited the D F Hiner home Tuesday. Several residents attended dinners and club meeting at the J B Dicka home with 17 members present. Grandma Gilliland died in the night and funeral services were held Saturday at the ME church. Numerous family visits and local travel are noted, with many names and locations including Argo, Dick, Brown, Dicks, Murphy, and Beaty. County events include a Third Older Boys and Girls Conference at Centerville and a County Scout meeting planned for Feb 9 with local Woodcraft and group leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mya
Marry Brown
Merle
Brown
Roy Sheldon
Baby
Jack Murphy
Grandma Gilliland
ME. 1
Secoslum
Russell Brown
Myra
Birdie Main
Wendt Coulson
James Shehan
Rosa Murphy
Alter
Doris Free
Earl Swift
EB. Dicks
Ann Swift
Ben Derby
Albia
Clyde Dicks
Paul Eugene Dicks
Eloise Argo
B. I. Argo
Mystic
John Rinehart
New Mexico
Iconium
Francis
Carl Derby
Woot
Geo
Scott
Mye
Troxton
Misa Ruth
Local social and visiting notices from Ottumwa and surrounding towns
Mrs Geneva Selman visited Ottumwa with the M. E B Boardman home. Ottumwa visitors included Edgar Wilson Edward Robinson and John Robinson. Albia and Des Moines trips noted. The Helping Hand club met with Mrs Edward Robinson. A list of local ladies and visitors appears with last week activities and calls in Moravia and surrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Selman
Ottumwa
M. EB
Boardman
Edgar Wilson
Edward Robinson
John Robinson
Smith
A. EB. Pence
Albia
Leo Stafford
Lois Bates
Fern Williams
M. E. Boardman
Urbana Center
Thelma Rominger
Cary McCoy
V. J. Anderson
W. F
E. F. Boardman
Moravia
L. E. Thompson
Theo Thompson
Jack Capps
Earle
Limby
Jaws
W. R. Rose
Helping Hand Club
M. E. Boardmen
Katie Miller
Etna Smith
Darla Gilmner
Carrie Rose
Amy Capp
Lucille Bates
Emms Pence
Gertrude Smith
Frances Robinson
Alice Boardman
Cora Tubaugh
Hope Sates
Dorothy Boardman
Irene Laley
Winter Weather Report and Local Visits in Unionville Route 3
Winter weather moves in with low temperatures and possible delays in Unionville Route 3. Chester Sanders and Tom Hunt shipped calves from Udell Thura jay. Mr and Mrs Robert Glasgow and daughter Maury Lou with Andy and Del bert Hayworth visited Mary Powler's home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Sanders
Tom Hunt
Udell Thurajay
Robert Glasgow
Maury Lou
Andy
Delbert Hayworth
Mary Powler
Local residents share visits and chores around Hiattville
Mrs. Chester Sanders and Roy ce visited the Tom Hiatt and Ed Rumley homes with Emma Ray. Stevens and Chester Sanders hauled wood to Hiattaville. Chester and Lloyd Carter carried a load to Mrs. Alice Sanders in Moravia. Bonnie Lee and Emma Ray visited, and Calvin Rumley and Laverne Rumley were absent from school due to bad colds. Unionville and Moravia errands continued with several neighbors calling or traveling in the big wagon. Van Long remains bedridden with rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Sanders
Royce
Tom Hiatt
Ed Rumley
Emma Ray
Harry, Rumley
Bonny Lee
Conor Sanders
Hiattsville
J. Stevens
Chester
Local Names and Tasks Noted in Moravia Area
Blue Front Leo Kosman and Jeff Patrick dragged roads last week. Ben Williams and Jim Moore did butchering for John Planta. Mrs John VanZante spent an afternoon at Ben Jones. Helen Hamilton visited Pauline Willams on Sunday afternoon. John Callen was a Moravia calier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa Detong
Moravia
Cirelo
van Long
Ben Jones
John VanZante
Jeff Patrick
Arl VanZante
A. G. Turner
Leo Kosman
Ben Williams
Jim Moore
John Planta
Helen Hamilton
Pauline Willams
John Callen
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Leonard Wilson
Millageville
E.R. C
Mildred Tarr
Centerville
Brompton
Unionville
Bayer
Sly
Draft Horse Sale
Tile
C.D. & Q. Stockyard
Iowa
Montana
Ag Pet Eh
Albion Whursday
Wek
Fred Chandler
Frank Swaim Moravia
Fairlawn
W. C. Bivin
Allen L. Miller
Soap Creek Valley
Drakesville
Poland
China
Fordson
Emerson
McCormick
Petra Port
Snow
Pleasant Valley
Max Berry
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