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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1952

Page

2

Rasph Ramblins Youth Caravan At Methodist Meeting

The Rasph Ramblins youth caravan partners with the Methodist church to engage local youths this week. Four college students from North Carolina, Nashville, Marion, Chicago and Akron join the effort, led by Robert Carter from Gold Hill. Cannon of Kannapolis oversees the project and owns the local mine history task for the town.

United States North Carolina Nashville, Tenn Marion Chicago Ill Akron Ohio The Robert Carter Gold Hill N. C Pfeiffer Misenheimer, N. C C. A. Cannon Kannapolis P Somer Gannon Mills Cannon

Young Adventurers to Uncover Old Gold Mine History

Robert leads a youth caravan to August 9 to explore historic gold mine lore, visiting libraries and pioneer survivors to compile facts for a pageant in the eastern community. The enterprise draws curious locals, with tickets selling well in advance and weekly fellowship meetings drawing many youths. Wednesday dinners at the Christian church attract guests from nine states including Tennessee and Iowa.

Robert Tennessee Kentucky Georgia Illinois Ohio Washington Idaho Oregon

Sinnett Proctor Nuptials In Georgetown Georgia Catholic Church

Miss Madonna Agnes Sinnett and Carl E. Proctor wed at St. Patrick Catholic Church Georgetown at 9 am on June 14. Pink roses, peonies and a satin lace gown with cathedral train featured alongside a nylon net tiara. Attendants wore mint green and blue satin. reception for sixty followed, wedding cake centerpiece, motor trip to Colorado planned.

Madonna Agnes Sinnett Leo Sinnett Georgetown Carl E. Proctor Howard Proctor Unionville St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Helen Belles Margaret O’brien Linda Proctor Mr. Proctor John F. Sinnott George Ryan Melrose Joseph Craig Mrs Proctor Colorado

New Hope Genevie Donovan and Community Social Updates

In New Hope Wesley Chapel and nearby homes, Genevie Donovan and friends attended Thursday afternoon devotions led by Mrs. Frank McIllwain with Lillie Callen teaching. Dozens visited and families from Rockford Illinois to Bowling Green Ohio joined events at various local homes, clubs, and a horse show in Centerville.

Wesley Chapel Frank McIllwain Chet Kessler Jane Bowling Green Ohio Lavelle Mason Auburn Indiana George Bruner Centerville George Turner W. E. Donovan Genevie Dorothy Richard Jacobs Elsie Martin John Wood Charles Dooley Vic Harsh Chandler Arizona Ivan Harsh Matt Watts Marion Francis Burton Lucille Carter Kendall Place Albia Moravia Club Clyde Gladfelder Darlene Frank Hiatt R. C. Wilson Denver Colorado Cpl Jay Wilson Carol Brees Guy McKern Gary Pfannebecker Bill Bob Harsh Lee Hiatt Loyd Carter Gunner Olsen Harry Phillips Keith Rose Ottumwa Lynda Mary Vilent Donovan Mra Irven Kalvig Ernie Tucker Russell Warner Blakesburgh Orville Burton Max Rodgers Frank Gladfelder Paul Broshar Skip Juanita Dooley Thelma Phillips Evelyn Daniels Mrs. Phillips Trenton Gladfelder Kenneth O'Connor Genevie Donovan Mea Kaling

Social notes and visits around Russell Burns area

Local residents hosted and visited across weekends and weekdays. Couples and families including Coulson, Miller, Burns, and O Conner shared dinners, birthday celebrations, and park outings in Russell and nearby Newton Centerville Des Moines and Rockford. Names include Theo Miller Gary O Conner Ray Miller Roblenz Kincade and others.

Russell Burns Kenneth O'Conner Gary Sharon Albert Sears Russell Francis Miller Jane Marie Theo Miller Ray Frank Shoemaker Callen Irvin Burns San Francisco Calif Mery Burne Herb Boblenz Joe Martin Perry Mikels Des Moines Vess Hiatt Guy Argo Roscoe Pennington Patsy Mikels Ray Miller Nancy Jerry Connie Roblenz Charlene Jimmie Burns Edward Jay Clayworth Sharon O’conner Centerville J. W. Howar E. O. Tucker Guy Argood Glen Coulson Rockford Glen C.S. Callen Cal Coulson Martin Greer Ronnie Hackathorne

Hog raisers can feed leaner with Occo Cin-Trate feed

A vintage advertisement touts Occo Cin-Trate protein feed claiming major grain savings and faster pork gain. It asserts one bag can balance four tons of grain, reducing protein needs from multiple bags to a single bag, and notes long testing with farm use and yeast culture as alternatives.

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Farm Bureau reaches Monroe County membership goal

Mr. Howard Hill spoke to Monroe county farmers at Albia High School about the Farm Bureau's three point program education legislation and service to members He noted 579 members signed for 1952 an increase over prior years and commended leaders for reaching the goal The event included 4 H leaders and new officers with remarks on REA ACP and price controls.

Howard Hill Dallas County The Farm Bureau Monroe County Albia High School Richard Sandifer Hill Bureau Monroe REA Aileen Turner Tommy Koffman Lloyd Reid Stanley Berry Ames Stanley Homer Berry Troy Trooper 4-H Club Bob Lott Monroe County Farm Bureau

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