For Sale items in brief classified listing
For sale 200 square bales of alfalfa hay second and third cuttings Hugh McFatridge. For sale Warm Morning heating stove good condition full size bed and large overstuffed chair viewable at Moravia Produce LaVerne McDanel. For sale spinet piano used less than 1 year viewable locally. Low monthly payments or cash. Write R L Good Smyth Plano Co Des Moines Indiana Box 144.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh McFatridge
Moravia Produce
LaVern McDanel
Plano
R. L. Good
Smyth Plano Co
Des Moines
Shanghai Club Meeting With Laura Laird
The Shanghai club met with Laura Laird on Wednesday February 12. A cooperative noon dinner followed and the day’s work involved embroidering tea towels. Attendees included Doris Christy Barbara Patty Jo Evalee Walker Olive McDonald Mary Jo Anna Landgrebe Cora Murphy Hazel Rinehart Iole Christy Lorraine Rinehart Mike Jimmie Dorothy Calhoun Elaine Joyce Amy Hiner and Laura Laird. Anna Landgrebe won the guess what. The next meeting is scheduled for February 26 with Olive McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai Club
Laura Laird
Doris Christy
Barbara
Patty Jo
Evalee Walker
Olive McDonald
Mary Jo
Anna Landgrebe
Cora Murphy
Hazel Rinehart
Iole Christy
Lorraine Rinehart
Mike
Jimmie
Dorothy Calhoun
Doris
Christy
Elaine
Joyce
Amy Hiner
Judy Mastin Featured in Des Moines Paper
Judith Ann Mastin a 15 year old Roosevelt high junior in Des Moines is named in the Des Moines Tribune Feb 10 as a Plymouth Congregational church choir member. She sings since youth and participates in the marching band Rainbow for Girls. Her grandparents include Mrs. George Hiatt of Oskaloosa and relatives Emory Hiatt Fred Hiatt Mrs A G Turner and Mrs J H Platt of Moravia. Her father is principal of Callanan Junior high and her mother teaches English at Des Moines Technical high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Ann Mastin
Victor Mastin
Des Moines
Des Moines Tribune
Plymouth Congregational Church
Roosevelt High
Rainbow For Girls
George Hiatt
Oskaloosa
Emory Hiatt
Fred Hiatt
A. G. Turner
J. H. Platt
Moravia
Judy
Callaman Junior High
Des Moines Technical High School
Former MHS Teacher Speaker at Wesleyan Founder Day
Dr. Joseph C. Hinsley, a former Moravia teacher in 1922 23 24 and now a noted scientist and director of New York Hospital Cornell Medical Center, spoke at Wesleyan College Founder Day. He received an honorary Doctor of Science as he began his college work at Iowa Wesleyan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Hinsley
New York
Town Wesleyan College
Moravia
Scienst
New York Hospital
Cornell
Towa Wesleyan
Boy Scout Week Observed At Evangelical United Brethren
The church night at the Evangelical United Brethren featured a cooperative supper with Mr. and Mrs. Zell Callen and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Woodward in charge. Scouts presented the colors, pledges, and songs, followed by prayers, an American Creed reading, flag history, poems, and an Americanism talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren
Zell Callen
Harry Woodward
Callen
Boy Scouts
America
Iva Harsh
Nathan King
Madely Gdulson
Women Society of World Service Meets in February
The Women’s Society of World Service of the E U B church met Friday evening with Mrs. Ira Boyer for the February meeting led by President Mrs. Zell Callen. Reports by department secretaries. World Day of Prayer announced for Feb 21 at Grace Methodist. Lincoln plates saved in February. program led by Mrs. J T Van Dorin with lesson on Cross and Crisis in Japan. council of cooperation outlined by Mrs. Boyer, playlet presented including Rev Lynn King and several members. Benediction by Mrs. Ralph Davis and invocation by Mrs. Burdette Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womenis Society of World Service
Ira Boyer
Zell Callen
Evangel
Mde
Grace Methodist Church
J. T. van Dorin
Japan
Boyer
Council of Cooperation
Charles Coffin
United Church In Japan
Callen
Lynn King
Maude Coltrain
E. G. Hawk
Carl Tisue
Almont Main
Fred Hammond
Franklin Farmers 4-H Club Plans March Skating Party
The Franklin Farmers 4-H club met at the Argo home with Orville McCord presiding. Five dollars was sent to the March of Dimes, club treasury at $52.54. A skating party at Hilltop rink was set for March 6. Tony Sneeden Connie and Max McAninch will attend an Albia recreation meeting on February 28. The meeting closed with the 4-H pledge and a report on tractor maintenance. Mrs Argo served tuna sandwiches hot chocolate and candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Farmers 4-H Club
Dennis
Gerald Argo
Orville McCord
Hilltop Rink
Tony Sneeden
Connie
Max McAninch
Albia
National 4-H Week Window Display Planned
Four-H county officers met to design decorations for a store window. They plan to place the National 4H Week display in the ISU window beginning March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four-H
Auxiliary Mnts with Mrs Curtis Burton Meeting Report
The Legion Auxiliary met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs Curtis Burton with twelve members present. Mrs John Wesch presided in the absence of president Mrs Harold Hudgens. Mrs Jay Oehler gave an article on Americanism and Mrs Marvin Gardner led a quiz on early American History. Next meeting will be at the Legion home with initiation of new members. Refreshments were served by Mrs Howard Smith, Mrs Bert Turner, Mrs Lella Spencer, Mrs Icle Christy, Mrs Harold Burton and Mrs Curtis Burton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Legion Auxiliary
Curtis Burton
John Wesch
Harold Hudgens
Jay Oehler
Marvin Gardner
Legion Home
Howard Smith
Bert Turner
Lella Spencer
Icle Christy
Harold Burton
New Hope By Genevie Donovan
The Mission study group will meet at Wesley Chapel Tuesday evening. Several local families shared gatherings from Sunday dinners to birthday celebrations at various homes including the Pettibone, Hiatt, Harsh, Wilson, Turner, and Long households. Mrs. Melissa Felton traveled to Ottumwa with Mrs. Ivan Harsh and Bill Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Study
Wesley Chapel
Carol Brees
Paul
Lute Hiatt
Taylor Aid
Don
Ivan Harsh
Paul Mihalovich
Ivan*Harsh
Bert Meadows
Carol Stocker
Don Pettibone
Loyd Carter
Paul Broshar
Mra
Say. Wilson
Trenton Wilson
Jim Turner
Centerville
George Turner
Melissa Felton
Ottumwa
Bill
Local residents attend events and visits across towns
Mr and Mrs Bert Turner and others attended the annual hardware convention in Des Moines. Mrs Gee’s family reports a Christmas Seal fund total of 130.20 from Moravia. Mrs Walter Scott Jr and her mother left for Spokane to visit relatives and care for a baby. Clint Robb of Seymour and Donald McCloud's family hosted visitors. Miss Danneman resumes teaching after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Turner
Carl Black
Boyd Paxston
Mara
Don Tscherter
Tqnathetail Hardware
Agan
Veterritorium
Des Moines
Gee
Richand
County Hospital
Raymond Ashby
Lacona
Bill Luse
Jean Danneman
Walter Scott, Jr
Milton Stocker
Spokane
Wash
Albert Coglin
Wedding of Donald Brain and Edith Pfeifer at Ainsworth
Mrr and Mrs Lester Brain attended the wedding of their son Donald Brain to Miss Edith Pfeifer at the Methodist church in Ainsworth. Various local families hosted visits and dinners, celebrating birthdays and weekend gatherings. A family gathering was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Brain
Donald Brain
Edith Pfeifer
Ainsworth
Harry Phillips
Janet
Rosemary
J. R. Callen
Janet Phillips
Sharon
Joyce Walter
Margaret Fenton
Ottumwa
Jim Turner
Centerville
George Turner
Jim
Emery Hiatt
Janet Broshar
Des Moines
Bertha’ Broshar
Bill Broshar
DeLoris Hiatt
Gary Perry
Larry Derby
Keote
Larry
Milton Stocker
Verlin
Walter Scott, Jr
Carol
Carson Jordan
Laughlin Hospital
Kirksville
Jordan
Sunday Birthday Gathering at Walter Scott Home
A Centerville social notice reports a Sunday gathering at the Walter Scott Home for Mrs. Scott’s birthday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Gabe Johanson Wanda, Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Ewing and children, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Tistié and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott, and Cleo Tock of Cherokee visiting Centerville relatives. A six o’clock dinner was held Tuesday at Mr. and Mrs. Lester Brain’s home for Mr. Brain’s birthday. guests included Roy Oughton, Ralph McDorough, Judy Fox, Howard Robb, Dennis Homeline, Mrs. Donald McCloud, and Gary Francis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Davis
Davenport
Gabe Johnson
Wanda
Walter Scott
Mrs. Scott
Gabe
Johanson
M. T. Ewing
Centserville
Ron Tistié
Walter | Scott
Cleo Tock
Centerville
Maude Coltrain
Lester Brain
Brain
Gueats
Tte
Roy Oughton
Ralph McDorough
Judy Fox
Howard Robb
Des Moines
and Mier
Dennis Homeline
Albia
Donald McCloud
Gary Francis
Public sale advertising offer from The Union
The Union promotes printing sale bills and advertisements to reach a wide audience. The pitch highlights extensive territory coverage and a potentially successful sale through broad exposure and promotional help.
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Yeach Drug Store
Rexald
Skeeter
Francis Turner
Raymond Ritter
Mettie Blumer
Unionville
Towa
Henry Lurber
Moravia Mattress Co
Curtis Tom- Hart
Perkins Livestock Market
Charles Broshar
South 7Th Ave
Newton
Iowa
Union Office
Hart
Cndics
Inet Phony Deen
Roy Stone
Toh
Shanghai
Geo
Nadine & Georges
van Camp’s Tuna
Pillsbury’s
Nadine & George’s Fine Foods
Judy Mastin
MHS
Wesleyan
U.B
Franklin Farmers
New Hope
Genevie Donovan
Gardner Hatchery
Paone
Alice
Berk
B. F. Goodrich
Texfoam
Moray
Robin Hood
Sindex
Mrs. Grimes
Old Grimes
Iowa Cleaners, Albis
Ralph