Burns reunion held in Moravia Park on July 2 1961
The 1961 Burns reunion occurred at Moravia Park on Sunday July 2. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Dayne Taylor of Moravia, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Burns, and many others from Ottumwa Promise City Plano Unionville Mystic Centerville and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia Park
Dayne Taylor
Moravia
Zoe Cox
Russell Burns
Jim Burns
Centerville
Florence Underwood
Joe
Dwaine
Leo Thompson
Dale
Donnie
Kenneth Gatlin
Tony
Perry
John Keasling
Tonyia
Mark
Greg
Kimberly Ann
Gary Salters
Ottumwa
Leon Burns
Karen
Linda Lee
Paul E. Burns
Promise City
Everett Hawk
Sandra
Cindy
Plano
Herschel Kelly
Debbie
Diana
Brenda
Unionville
Larry
Max
Carl
Margaret
Marlene
Mystic
Danny Burns
San Francisco
Calif
Westphal Resort
Path Falls
Wis
Lake Superior
Brooke
Ernie McCuen
Westphal Report
Ida Mangle
Karl Tattle
Arlene Rinehart
Mangle
Otha Taylor
Phillip Aitchison
Des Moines
Ralph McDonough
Carol Main
Ken Martin
Champaign
James Main
Jerry Main
Forrest Main
R. E. Gackle
Oskaloosa
Jolene Main
Ee Park
Bayard Neff
Rockford
Minois
Dorin Wailes
Paul Stewart
Albia
Flora Jones
Kenneth Free
Elaine
Irwin Sincox
Clair Sincox
Church of the Nazarene
Lake Wapelio
Wilbur Miller
Ivan Gibbs
Seymour
Main Reunion Held at Moravia Park July Fourth
The annual Main reunion took place Tuesday July 4 in Moravia park with a noon basket dinner and officer elections. Almont Main was re elected president and Mrs Jess Gladfelder secretary. Attendees included numerous Main relatives from Centerville Moulton Jacksonville Sewal Cedar Rapids and Orange County. The 1962 reunion is planned for July 4 at Moravia park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia Park
Almont Main
Jess Gladfelder
George Hiner
C. C. Waughop
Centerville
John McAninch
Appanoose County Fair expands with new 60 by 220 foot hall
The Appanoose county fair board plans a July erection of a pole type building 60 feet wide and 220 feet long at the fair grounds to replace the old CC camp buildings. The new hall will house 4-H girls open class home economics farm crops and flower exhibits township booths and school displays with ground shaping and extended length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appanoose County
Little Chats on Publice Notice
James E. Pollard explains the legal right to be put on notice and the methods to achieve it. The piece argues personal service, posting, and publication in bona fide local newspapers as practical, cost effective means when direct notice is impractical, and notes the role of paid general circulation papers in informing interested parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Pollard
Fairgrounds to be built with volunteer help this August
Orville Terry and Ivan Long will construct the building with main doors facing west. Each township will furnish volunteers for the project, with announcements as progress is made by Doyle Hampton, fair board president. The fair is set for August 2 to 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Terry
Ivan Long
Doyle Hampton
Fair Board
On-Farm Storage Offers Advantages for Grain Growers
A federal loan program supports farm storage with up to 95 percent financing for bins cribs and other structures. Loans run five years at 4 percent, with repayments starting at year one. equipment loans cover 95 percent of delivery cost for drying gear over three years. Reseal payments apply to corn oats and grain sorghum for new storage periods, with tiered per bushel rates and proportional reductions if storage is under a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy W. Argo
Appanoose County
Rescue Breathing Demonstrated by Health Officials
The Iowa State Department of Health explains rescue breathing as a life saving technique. It involves tilting the head, clearing the mouth, sealing the rescuer's lips to the victim's mouth, pinching the nostrils, and delivering breaths to inflate the lungs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Department of Health
First Aid Steps for Rescue Breathing and Airway Clear
The guide describes passive exhalation by the victim with about 12 breaths per minute for adults and 20 for children. It advises checking chest rise, turning the victim to shake loose obstructions if needed, addressing tongue blockage, and performing artificial respiration after head tilt, chin lift, and mouth-to-mouth inflation. It notes these steps to be taken after electric shock suffocation or near drowning to save a life.
Local Happenings Highlight Summer Gatherings and Visits
A flurry of family dinners, weekend guests, and cross town visits fills Moravia and nearby towns. Harold Mason hosts in honor of Will Reynolds of South Gate Calls while relatives from Albia Centerville Ot tunwa and Grenville share meals and church services. Visiting groups include the Deedrick family in Wapello and Rev L B Deedrick holding meetings in Red Oak, with a busy fourth of July pattern of picnics and reunions across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Mason
Will Reynolds
South Gate
Reynolds
A. G. Mason
Albia
Ernest Mangle
Ida Mangia
Garland Houser
Jerry
Wilbur
Rush
Jim
Centerville
Charles Coffin
Ellis Robinson
Ottumwa
Maude Coltrain
LaVonne Qard
Greenville College
Grenville
L. B. Deedrick
Sandra
Donna
John Deedrick
Albin
R. R. Pennington
John Kirstein
John Allen
Des Moines
Lizzie VanDorin
Roy Matherly
Harold VanDorin
Victor
Arthur VanDorin
Jolene
Raymond Witt
Birdis Main
Osa Brown
Moravia Park
Glen Fowler
Lyle Jones
Washington, D
Ben Jones
Virgil Johnson
Jones
Wendell Murdy
EUB
Sewal
Donald Jones
Jennie Pollard
Carrie Simmons
Gay Peterson
Darby
M. T. Ewing
Pam Caster
Monroe
Walter Scott
Luther Caster, Jr
Rockford, J
Jess Gladfelder
Melvin Main
Leola Main
Rockford, Tr
Wo. Woodward
Michigan
Gordon
Selfridge Afb
Detroit
Maurice Walter
Kansas
Ra Shaw
Milleman
Mamie Duval
Carson Mericle Gud
Clarence
Numerous Midlands families visit and travel for summer events
Saturday departures for Colorado vacations and visits mark a busy weekend with extended kinship ties. Omaha residents Billy Schaffner family call on friends, attend church, and a gas station opening by Frank and John Ballanger. Many relatives journey to Albuquerque Denver Des Moines Centerville and Ottumwa for reunions, banquets, and celebrations including baby visits and anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballanger
Colorado
Billy Schaffner
Omaha
Nebr
Christian Church
Eddie Spencer
Burlington
Lela Spencer
John and Paul
Jay Long
Rockford
Newt Long
Long
Frank Ballanger
Apna Easter
Rex
Glen Whicker
Salt Lake City
Utah
Dale Lower
Rockford, Til
Merle Brauer
Richmond
Ind
Centerville
Sunny
Carl Tisue
Wayne
Gary
Allan
Harley Tisue
Roy Argo
Frank Paxston
Donald Paxston
Lynn Sneeden
Denver
Colo
Des Moines
Floyd Paxston
Virgil Easter
John Clark
Roberta Clark
Cindy
Vida
Sandra
Merleen Clark
Numa
Dale Williams
William’s
Robert Dale
Lawrence Stickler
Prairie Grove
Arkansas
David Summer
Albia
Ivan Boyer
Oskaloosa
Cliff Paxston
Moravia
Arthur VanDorin
Jose
Merieen Clark
Bob Wells
Newton
Ivan Perry
Denise
Spencer
Marshall Perry
Perry
Blakesburg
Etta Vantree
Stella Lenz
Frank Hammond
Letha Baker
Claire Robinson
Rebecca Miller
Melvin Main
Leota Main
Oss Main
Pat Rogers
Iowa Falls
Frank Rogers
Robert Grubbs
Glen Grubbs
Moscow
Penn
Douds
Burdette Grubbs
Jennie Bland
Willy Wheeler
Eva Morgan
Gerald Morgan
John Veach
Zell Callen
Art Fox
Ira Hoyer
Bland
Ofavia Park
Adda Hull
Unionville
Keith Cridlebaugh
Francis Argo
Hstel Gay
Sharon
Earl
Alicia
Doyle McDanal
Cyril McDanel
Gaylord McDanel
NM. E. McDanel
Richard Mc
Fourth of July gatherings span Ottumwa region
The community marked Independence Day with family visits and picnics across Ottumwa and surrounding towns. Guests included Reihsen and Neff families, plus numerous relatives from Cedar Rapids, Rockford, Des Moines, and Pontiac. A youth ice cream sale faced low turnout due to a storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helma Tisue
James Reihsen
Surmaa
Texas
Erec Main
Reihsen
Cedar Rapids
Roger Gideon
Victor
Troy Lockman
Drakesville
C. Lockman
Baynard Neff
Rockford
Flora Jones
Harry Burmeister
Bedford
E.U.B
Jim Murphy
Jim
Leon Adams
Pontiac
Mich
George Hammond
Lawrence Hammond
Ottumwa
Town
Cecil
Merrill
Roger Blessing
John Grenfell
Familly
King Coulson
Grenfell
Arnold Cuthamp
Louix City
Myrthe Hudgens
Ronald Broshar
Des Moines
Paul Broshar
Bruce Cutkamp
Sally Martin
Archie Martin
Earl Brain
Henry Brain
Hedrick
Lester Brain
Jack McDonough
Richard Raymie
Leo Dagie
Leo Cooper
Mystic
Robert McCall
Joan Fox
Art Fox
Appointment of administrator for Milleman estate in Appanachhe County
Notice to creditors and claimants that on July 3 1961 Harold Burton was appointed administrator of Ellie Rebecca Milleman deceased in Appanachhe County Iowa. Creditors must pay and claimants present their claims to the District Court for allowance, with attorneys Milani and Milani on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Appanachhe County
Iowa
Ellie Rebecca Milleman
Auid County
Harold Burton
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Ron Woodward
Moravia Produce
Burlingtom
LL. Hatetader
Main
Leo Paxston
Clarence Whitehead
E. L. Burton
Dan Mihalovich
Phone Ee
Appanoose
Monroe County
Moorman Mfg Co
Otis B. Shipley
2Nd Ave
Monroe County Moorman Manufacturing Co
Verl Perkins Livestock Market
Center+ville
Anna Easter
P.O. Box
Rochester
Minnesota
Moravis Union
Burns
Moravia Welding Shop
Fred
Radio & Television
Fred Strong
Cal
Harold Or
Gerald Banks
Spencer's
Coats
Albia, Iowa
Milani
Gloria Cortesio
Iffsburgh
Ipalky
America
Turner & v Son
Hione
Gay Moravia
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