Wanted: service and collection for automatic vending machines
Honest local person from this area sought to service and collect from vending machines. No selling required. Age not essential. Car and $550 working capital needed. 7 to 12 hours weekly can net about $250 monthly, with possibility of full time. Interview by mail P. Box 7046 Hyland Station Minneapolis 11 Minnesota. Heart Fund volunteers urge support on Heart Sunday February 24 to fight cardiovascular diseases.
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Hyland Station
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Local notes from Moberly and nearby areas
Mrs Hazel Alverson and son Floyd visited then returned to Moberly and Warsaw. Des Moines Home and Garden show attendees included Mrs Cecil Coulson and Mrs Harold Burton. Funeral for Bert Vickroy was held at Plano Christian church with many local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Alverson
Moberly
Floyd Alverson
Warsaw
Nienes
Cecil Coulson
Harold Burton
Coulson
Des Moines
Veterans Memorial Auditorium
W. B. Stone
Monroe County Hospital
Albia
Spencer Wilson
Buckeye
Arizona
Alice Wilson
Clarence Dowd
M. F. Schneider
Jack Bigley
Council Bluffs
Buell Taylor
Jean
Jay
Bert Vickroy
Plano Christian Church
Vickroy
Dayne Taylor
Marve Lockman
Fred Hammond
Grant Tad Jock
Elvin Stocker
Birdie Main
Harold van Dorin
Gaylord Main
George Hammond
Ottumwa
Richard Veach
JoEllyn
Marion ‘Adams
Bloomfield
Loren Walters
Keith Phillips
Anna Phillips
J. R. Callen
Clarence Dowds
Union Homemakers Tour Planned for Ottumwa
Mrs Herschel Kelley hosted the Union Homemakers meeting with roll call of favorite radio or TV programs. Gifts were given for perfect attendance, a tour of Ottumwa was planned for March 6, and next month’s waist party will be hosted by Mrs Head. Refreshments were served to 12 women and 7 children.
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Herschel Kelley
Union Homemakers
Carrie
Eva
Betty Johnson
Catherine Hawk
Eva Miller
Ottumwa
Centerville
Catherine
Church Night at E. V. U. B. Church
Church night observance at E. V. U. B. church included a cooperative supper served at seven with Mrs. J. T. Van Dorin and Mrs. Flora Jones in charge. Mrs. Earl Boyer presided over the program featuring a hymn sing, readings, piano solo by Jeannie Hawk, vocal duets by Kaylee and Joyann Vincent, and a male quartet led by Rev. Lynn King with Mrs. Van Zante at the piano. Benediction by Rev. Lynn King.
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J. T. van Dorin
Flora Jones
Earl Boyer
Mabel Coulson
M. K. Blackman
E. G. Hawk
Theo Miller
Jeannie Hawk
Kaylee
Joyann Vincent
Carl van Zante
Lynn King
Harold Mason
Mrs. van Zante
Waggoner Massman Vows Read Sunday
The altar of the First Methodist church hosted the 2 p.m. Sunday ceremony uniting Miss Janet Lenore Waggoner of Centerville and Lloyd LaVern Massman of Melrose in a double-wring service led by Dr. G. S. Bruland with about 250 guests. Attendants included maid of honor Susan Anderson and bridesmaids plus a full bridal party, as Presbyterians and local families gathered from Centerville, Melrose, Ottumwa, Des Moines and nearby towns for the wedding and reception. The couple, both graduates of local schools, will reside on a farm near Iconium.
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First Methodist Church
Janet Lenore Waggoner
Centerville
Lloyd LaVern Massman
Melrose
G. S.bruland
Walter Waggoner
Centervillé
Lloyd J
Martha Massman
C. E. Wygant
Dan Gunderson
Susan Anderson
Iowa
City
Wayne Waggoner
Richard Spencer
Albia
Gordon Massman
Dean Green
Gary Cooper
Ottumwa
Pat Printy
Mary Wageg‘oner
Melinda Printy
David Waggoher
Janan Strandberg
Maid of Honor
Helen Printy
Shirley Flahive
Des Moines
Barbara Bradley
Cedar Falls
Claud Eaton
Rosalee Bowdish
Columbia
Judith Wiles
Gale Murphy
Ora Caylor
Centerville High School
Drake University
Moravian High School
Iconium
Marengo
Grinnell
Clinton
Newton
Cennter Point
Town City
Aurora, IL
Moravia
Unionville
Mystic
Udell
Excline
Wesley Cline Honored At Dinner In Dos Palos
Mr and Mrs Ernest Hiatt and Sandra hosted a family dinner Sunday at their home in Dos Palos California to honor Wesley Cline. Guests included James Cline Centerville Lloyd Cline Fern McNanel Romford and relatives from Pontiac Michigan and Kalamazoo Michigan visiting for a week.
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Ernest Hiatt
Sandra
Wesley Cline
Dos Palos
Calif
James Cline
Centerville
Lloyd Cline
Fern McNanel
Romford
Wesley
van Cline
Pontiac
Mich
Fay Cline
Kalamazoo
BTC CHUN at Mrs Lee Hiatt Hostess Club Meeting
E T C club met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lee Hiatt. All members attended. A comic valentine roll call followed by pencil games produced prizes for Mrs. Geo Firkine, Mrs. Robert Sloan, Mrs. Lester Smith, Mrs. A O Main, Mrs. Frank Lathen, Mrs. Marty DuVaill and Mrs. John Johnson. The hostess served cherry pie with ice cream and coffee at the close.
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E. T. C. Club
Lee Hiatt
Geo. Firkine
Robert Sloan
Lester Smith
A. O. Main
Frank Lathen
Marty DuVaill
John Johnson
Missionary Groups Hold Lesson Studies
The Junior Missionary group met Wednesday afternoon at the Methodist church parlors with Mrs. James Wilson and Mrs. Bert Turner in charge. Mrs. Ralph Spencer and Mary Kay served refreshments. The Intermediate group met at Mrs. Harold Proughs home with Mrs. Prough in charge. refreshments were served.
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Methodist Church
James Wilson
Bert Turner
Ralph Spencer
Mary Kay
Harold Prough
Prough
Nazarene Church Holds Alabaster Box Service
The Nazarene church observed its annual Alabaster Box opening service before the reverend preaching, with Mrs. Forrest Main in charge. She reviewed projects funded by donations, including a 4000 seat tent for a missionary tour, a Bible school building, a missionary home in Guatemala, and property in Port of Spain, Trinidad, plus a church in Jalapa, South Mexican.
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Church of the Nazarene
Forrest Main
Guatemala
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Jalapa
Main
Ottumwa Milk Producers to Meet February 26
Ottumwa Milk Producers Association will hold a meeting on Tuesday February 26 at 8 pm in the YWCA building Ottumwa. Foster Lewis manager of the Pure Milk Producers Association of Kansas City will explain the workings of the Federal Milk Marketing Order. He served as a federal marketing administrator in north Texas for 11 years. Des Moines Milk Producers petitioned the U S Department of Agriculture for a Federal.
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Ottumwa Milk Producers Association
Ottumwa
Foster Lewis
Pure Milk Producers Association of
Kansas City
Federa
Lewis
North Texas
Des Moines
U. S. Department of Agriculure
Ottumwa Producers to vote on marketing order inclusion
After a discussion, the Ottumwa Producers will vote on whether to support a proposal explaining the working of the Federal Department of Agriculture that Ottumwa Producers be included in the same order as Des Moines. All Grade A milk producers and other interested persons are urged to attend this meeting.
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Ottumwa
Fed+ Dept. of Agriculture
Des Moines
National 4-H Week Observed in Appanoose County
National 4-H Week runs March 2 to 9 with the theme Improving Family and Community Living. In Appanoose County 310 members from 28 boys and girls clubs participate, with churches and leaders recognizing youth and parents who volunteer. The program blends rural and urban members, reflecting a local tradition dating back to Wright County’s 1906 origin.
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Appanoose County
Town
Wright County
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Yeach Drug Store
Rexall Store
Paul Mihalovich
Swaims
Arthur C, Main
Merris Springs
Madigan 5
Wisconsin
Aaron , Campbell
Fred Coltrain
Verl Perkins Livestock Market
H. F. _McFatridge
The
Moravia. Union
K. L. Condea & Sons
Sewing Machine Sale
Anker, Morse, Fleetwood, and Brothers
Kay Butler
Dan Taber
Thary
Erephrant
Wits
Sao Swaims
Heart
United States
HALL
C. C. Coulson
Chun In
Les Hate
Nazarene ‘Church
Ottumwa Milk Producers
Caryl
Myna
Turner & Son
Gardner
U.S
Thorns
White Rocks
New Hampshire
Rath
Weiners
Duncan Hines
Texas
Albis
Ralph's
Alby
Spencers
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