Hazel College social notes and estate notices blend
The clippings show numerous social calls in Unionville Hiatteville and Udell with Rollie Carter Helen Carter and families visiting relatives and neighbors. Also included are a series of probate and banking court notices concerning Mary L Johnson estate and Moravia State Savings Bank, with hearings set for February 28 1934 and February 61 1944 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Johnson
C. A. Turner
District Court
Appancone County
Iowa
Moravia State Savings Bank of
Moravia
Laws
Appanachas County
D. W. Bates
State of Laws
St. P. M
Monroe County
Traveler’s Insurance Company
Hartford
Connecticut
Lo. Appangose
E. J. Johnson
Carver
Corn Hog Program Gains Wide Sign Up Across Townships
Digest reports high percentages of sign-up in many townships and counties, with 85 percent in several townships and around 60 percent in counties. Farm organizations and unorganized farmers back the corn hog plan, aided by county agents and local farm committees. Notable seniors Adam Keil and Louvia Fellet signed on, while new rules allow farmers with only one or two litters to reduce production and still share in benefits. Wheat growers seek expanded sign-up options to cut wheat acreage. Dr. A. G. Black says this is long-term planning, with payments easing current crises but not solving all future farm problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Keil
Iowa County
Ladora
Louvia Fellet
Victor
A. G. Black
Lowa
Jen Gladfelder Farewell Then Move South to Mile Main
About fifty neighbors gathered Friday to bid farewell to Jen Gladfelder as the family prepares to move this week to the Mile Main place near Salem church. The evening featured cards and social time with candy popcorn and popcorn balls for refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jen Gladfelder
Salem Church
Kenneth
Clyde Gladfelder
Pannabecker Tal
Skinner
Russell Mann
Cyril McDanel
Moravia Neighborhood News Items Report Local Helpers
Local residents assist with delivering coal and groceries. Mary Fowler home visit and help from Bop and Mr. and May are noted along with Rams Hay and Edd Rumley family. Emma Ray and Unionville visits mentioned. Mae Runley helps with a quilt. Gale Monae and Welker home visits tallied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler
Moravia
Werth
Mary Fowler
May
Edd Rumley
Henry
Warn Fu Contacville Gas
Brad Aay
Donge Sanders
Emma Ray
Gharenoe Powel
Unionville
Mae Runley
Muldred
Gale Monae
Centerville
Calvo
Welker
Local Family News Notes in Brief
Mrs Ella Clark visits sister Jane Hilton while Elmer Hill and Elmer Suttons family host. Floyd Sutton returns to school from mumps. Billy Spenser and Bertha Spacer families spend Sundays. Hazel C College reference plus fortieth church anniversary noted. Chester Sanders home visit and Udell calls feature among many local chats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Clark
Jane Hilton
Elmer Hill
Hite Iman
Bix
Alfred Sutton
Floyd Sutton
Billy Spenser
Laseee Fomaane
Hazel C College
iMsw
Bertha Spacer
Hter
Lucile
Mian Sans
Jae
Aliad
Miesak
Iowa History Week Designated for April 16 20 1984
The week of April 16 20 1984 is Iowa History Week with theme The Beginnings of Civil Government in Town marking Iowa’s 100th anniversary of joining the Michigan Territory. State Historical Society of Iowa and Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs sponsor the observance to spur interest in Iowa history and government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town State Historical Society
Iowa
Michigan
Iows
State Historical Society of
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Commonwealth
Siet
Lonigana
Mississippi
Congress
Reno
Floti ‘An
Iowa County
Louisana
Indiana
William Henry
Harrison
Louisiana
Meriweather Lewis
Towa
Missouri
Dubuque
Demoine
Territory
State Historical Society
State Historical Society of Town
Benj. F. Shambaugh
Iown
Lowe
March First Deadline Set for Corn Loans
The Commodity Credit Corporation sets March 1 as the deadline for issuing or filing certificates for corn loans with eligibility remaining if dated earlier. About 80,000,000 bushels of corn backed by 60,000 producers are involved, with inspections and warehousing rules guiding enrollment and safeguards.
Iconium Clover Leaf Club Weds Moves Mentioned
Clover Leaf society met with Mrs. Tom Massman this Wednesday with good attendance. They regret her move to Confidence area and welcomed the new family. Numerous members and visitors listed, with social calls and gatherings noted. Work included knotted comforts and hemmed towels as the group planned a March 21 meeting. Several locals were mentioned for visits, birthday celebrations, and church aids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Leaf Clob
Tom Massman
Massman
Clara Masaman
Lloyd Massman
Frank Tarbell
Chas. Tarbell
Ben Allem
Gray Penfield
Berle Beaty
Hontesa
Tom Masaman
Helen
Laverne Massman
Marilyn
Bonnie Lou Beaty
Milas Verna Parcel
Ragnell Brown
Dickie
Mra
Clarence Teater
Misa Faye
Orla Fenton
Ray Fenton
Pemelcia Cozad
Geo
Curtis
Elbert Moore
Billy
Andy Ely
Merle Dicks
Jamea Shehan
Community Visit And Farm Bureau Meeting Notes
Grant Tadlock and family hosted Sunday evening gathering with Mrs Lee Tadlock staying overnight. Mary Unionville and Mrs Sarah Hanes attended James Wood home event. Osa Wood and Mrs Cecil Tat joined Farm Bureau meeting at B M Underwood home. Mr J C Croas to move. CCC blanket policy protects Commodity Credit Corporation, not borrower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Crow
Unionville
Perry Cross
Miller Ladies Aid
Olan Wood
Iva Strunk
Cecil Tadfock
Lenore Paris
Wm. Miller
Eleanor
Wilbur Miller
Luella Hudgens
D. L. Strunk
Chase Coffin
Moravia
Aaron Campbell
Teddie
Lee Tadlock
Lorene
J. A
Mra
Clyde Swaim
E. James Wood
Pearl Kingery
Daniel Fullerton
Grant Tadlock
Tadlock
Sarah Hanes
Mary
James Wood
Wer
Osa Wood
Cecil Tat
Eleanor Strupk
Farm Bureau
B. M. Underwood
Nonville Monay
J. C. Croas
Community Notes From Kinser Valley
Mrs G R Darby and Mrs Zell Wilton visited Sarah Hoadley and gon. The Goudy family joined for Sunday dinner in Ottumwa. John Robinson improved after illness. Wolf hunters toured the area Friday and Saturday starting north of here on H M Smith farm. Willie Van Dorin children and friends helped Cheater Johnson celebrate his birthday. HM Smith visited C T Stocker near Selecton. Heater and Anderson called on Earl Rouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollie Carter
William Underwear
Unionville
Helen
Billy
Apent
Hiatteville
Herbion Johnson
Grant Lincox
Zell Wilson
Eph Wilson
Helen Carter
Katrena Sytema
Kenneth Johnson
E. C. Carter
LeRoy Wilson
Gorge Darby
Willie van Dorin
Grant Lineox
Margaret Harrison
Davenport
Albert Brain
George Darby
Anderson
Albin
Zon
Grant Sincox
B. G. Sincot
Clair
Ellen Sincox
Ed Searcy
Flora Jones
Clots
Kenneth Free
B. G. Sincox
Crystal
Virginia Callen
Orval Callen
Bert Sheldon Ia
Fred Argo
Argo
Jesse Elgin
Denny Fenton
Opal
Centerville
Bre
Haver
Emily
Wayne Am*mons
Little Delocis Ammons
Will Free
Ida
Perle Kelsey
Kelsey
Rosa Beaty
John
D. F. Hiner
Mra
Lloyd Beaty
Harold Huff
Leslie Derby
Bert Adems
Jane Murphy
Mark Brown
Merle Dicks
James Shehan
Mixes Marie
Hill
Tom Masaman
Fenton
Udell
Doggett Farm
Earl Swift
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
Tom Jones
Jim Walker
Evaryons
Aid
Mra. Jones
Jones
Main Station
G. R. Darby
Zell Wilton
Sarah Hoadley
Gon
Curt Goudy
Ottumwa
Goudy
E. C. Caster
Ed Johnson
Hilton
John Robinson
Wm. van Dorin
Ecrbe
H. A. Smith
Monroe
John Scott
Walter Scott
Moravia
M. M. Darby
Frances
Blakesburg
H. M. Smith
Brompton
F. Mancer
Elix
Clair Sincox
Cheater Johnson
HM. Smith
C. T. Stocker
Selecton
Mr. Heater
Charley Anderson
Earl Rouse
Farm Corn Stocks Decline Amid Trade and Supply Tightness
Two factors push corn prices higher over the past three months. Government limits on cribbing and tight farm supplies reduce available stocks. The country’s farm stocks are substantially lighter than a year ago, signaling ongoing price support from limited supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Economic Facts
Town Agricultural Extension Service
Moravia area notices and gatherings recounted
Local social items list visits and callers at the Coulson and O Conner homes. Community members attend training in Moravia and share birthday remembrances. A long agricultural note discusses 1980 to 1990 livestock trends, corn crop results, and storage and loan effects on markets.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hazel College
Utterback
Os Main
Inez da Boyle
Guy McKern
Clyde Giadfelder
David Giadfelder
Ryman McDanel
Pearl Hiner
Rex Angel
jChiia Bogart
Artie Main
Willie and
Ryman MecDanel
Kenneth Gladfelder
J. P. Foster
Jess
District Court of Laws
Appanacue County
A. Andrew
State of
Plaintiiff
Adjustment News
United States Department of Agriculture
Black
Luse Truck
Ine
Ri. J. N. Dewey
Aee
Lantia
AAS
Chester Sanders
Jost Welker
Joan
Emme Bay
Herr
Fot Royce
Tommie
Dagen Walker
Cleo
Gan
Harry Ruley
Chester Sandars
Hinteville
Glen Fowler
Ee Perentel
Alvis da Facil
Suni Daneel Forgan
Gage
Tows
Commodity Credit Corporation
Statars Eyst
Warghouse Egw
Iconium
Moore
Albert
Jam Hy
C.C.C
Comodity Credit Corporation
Lnawreen
Kinser Valley
Coulson
Ernest Hiatt
Jeraldine King
Lloyd King
Mt. Ararat
F. L. O'Conner
Leon Burns
Mildred Doggett
Neva Barkle
Orval Burton
Frank Coulson
William Beanyome
van Lemaster
Julu Miller
Aly
Charles Miller
Richard
Albie
Archie Martin
Theo Miller
Francia
John Johnson
Wesley Ladies Aid
R. E. Luse
Maxine McDanes
Rathbun
Betty Luse
Ill Ness
R. E. Lave
Betty
C. C. Irelan
Kenneth Barghabn
Iowa City
C. C. Waughop
Mia
N. &, Main
Drouth
Owever
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