For sale and office notices in Moravia Union region
For sale list includes electric stove with deep well and broiler at 75 dollars, washing machine 35 dollars, Crosley refrigerator 20 dollars, white dinette set with four chairs 25 dollars, chest of drawers 15 dollars, coffee table 2 dollars, medicine cabinet 2 dollars at Watts apartment. Mrs. Lloyd Phillis contact Ray McClouds, phone 4122. Also truckers urged to obtain regulation receipt books at Moravia Union office, 50 triplicate sets per book in stock. Paper for banquet and dining tables 40 inches wide sold by roll or yard, Union office.
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Crosley
Watts
Lloyd Phillis
Ray McClouds
Ae Saas
Moravia
Union Ofice
Olive Archer obituary in Iconium Christian church area
Olive Archer, born June 26, 1881 in Davis County Iowa, died June 20, 1955 in Monroe County Iowa. She taught at Southern Iowa Normal School Bloomfield and married Roy Francis Miller March 7, 1906. Survived by husband Roy, son Melvin Paul of Cedar Rapids, daughter Mrs. Joe H. Atchinson of Kennewick, two grandchildren, two brothers and a sister, with many relatives. Funeral June 23 at Iconium Christian church. burial at Iconium cemetery. Turner funeral home in charge.
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Olive Elizabeth Archer
John Franklin
Martha Archer
Davis County
Iowa
Monroe County
Southern Iowa Normal School
Bloomsfield
Roy Francis’ Miller
Melvin Paul
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Joe H. Atchinson
Kennewick
Wash
Melvin Paul, Sr
Joyce Miller
Clifford Archer
St. Paul
Minn
Gaylord Archer
Davenport
Jessie Phillips
Burlington
Edith
Alma
Velda
Guy
Gladden
John Francis Miller
Christ
God
Iconium
Iconium Christian Church
W. F. T. Evans
Clarence Scott
Jay Argo
Iconium Cemetery
Turner Funeral Home
Nominees Named For Appanoose County ASC Committees
Appanoose county ASC lists indicate a full slate of at least 10 candidates per township for community committeemen to manage price support and conservation programs. Nomination closed June 20, ballots mailed by July 8 for voting July 9–15 with top five per township serving in key roles and August 1 start for new terms.
Moravia Fire Department Responds to Two Incidents
The Moravia fire department answered two calls this week. At the Gardner tenant house a gas stove supply wasn’t fully cut off and a small flash scorched Mrs. Gardner’s hair and burned her right arm. Earlier, at the Norman Ward place in town’s east part, a fire started in the refuse ditch but was quickly extinguished.
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Moravia
Marvin Gardner
Shanghai Club Meeting Highlights Icel Christy Event
The Shanghai club met on June 29 with Icel Christy to quilt and visit. A cooperative dinner followed with many members named, and plans announced for future gatherings at Centerville on July 13 and a family night on July 8 at the schoolhouse, plus a July 10 annual picnic at Centerville park inviting former members.
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Icel Christy
Esther Perry
Dorothy
Richard
Karl Calhoun
Doris
Elaine Christy
Doris N
Barbara Christy
Amy Hiner
Hazel
Bert
Mary Lou Rinehart
Allie Taylor
Icesl
Josephine Scott
Eather Perry
Aubrey Christy
Centerville
Addie Free
ASC Ballots Mailed For Community Elections This Week
Ballots for Appanoose County ASC township elections will be mailed Friday July 8 to farm owners listed as eligible. Each ballot includes a return envelope and complete secrecy instructions. If eligible voters do not receive a ballot, notify the county ASC office promptly as ballots must be returned by July 15.
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ASC
Appanooge County
Uae
Ballot Plans Set For ASC Community Committees
Notes of all candidates will appear on township ballots with write ins allowed. In each township three ASC community committeemen and two alternates will be elected. Top vote getter becomes chairman for one year starting August 1, next highest is vice chairman. A tabulation board will count ballots July 19, with results announced soon. Chairmen and vice chairmen become delegates to the county convention July 30 at the Agricultural Building Centerville.
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ASC
Appanoose County
Taylor
Guy W. Argo
Lee R. Benz
Russell Burns
Delmar Dowd
Kermit Giladfelder
Frank Heckman
Ernest E. Hiatt
Grant Tadlock
Curtis M. Tomlin
Billy G. Wilson
Bellair
Doyle Babbitt
James Hileman
Leon Kauzlarich
Paul McCord
Clarence Porter
Tony Sheston
Chester Simmons
Everett
Robert S. Jennings
Edward McCord
Wm. Eugene
Gene) Tisue
Charles Wakefield
Donald Whitehead
Lyndon L. Mec Danel
Ieeunty
Community Elections Boards
Basiof
ASC Election Board
Agricultural Building
Centerville
State Taxes Up To $72.16 Per Person
Figures from the U S Department of Commerce show Iowa's 1954 total state taxes at 72.16 per capita, up 8.13 from 1953. Iowa ranks 19th among 48 states, after jumping from 29th in one year. The national per capita average was 70.42, Iowa being $1.74 above the average.
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U. S. Department of Commerce
State of
Iowa
Moravia cooperative dinner draws wide reunion turnout
Sunday event at Moravia cooperative dinner brought back many alumni and neighbors. Attendees included Purvix Cridlebaugh of Udell, Keith and Bayard Cridlebaugh of Centerville, Raymond Cridlebaugh family from Udell, and others from Denver Des Moines Unionville Knoxville Centerville and Albia.
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Fargily
Negothome
Moravia
Goyed
Purvix Cridlebaugh
Udell
Keith Cridlebaugh
Centervillé
Bayard Cridlebaugh
Denver
Cole
Raymond Cridlebaugh
Kay
Gery
Kathy
Frank Harrison
Knoxville
Lawrence Oliver
Paul House and
Clifford
Centerville
Eriola Stoner
Nancy Jane
Kansas City
Frank Chambers
Leyrour
Stanley McElwain
Kevti
Judy
Des Moines
Vener Hawk
Max
Jean
Matty
Unionville
Zell Hiatt
Charles Cunningham
Lute Hiatt
Carl van. Zantel Ronald
Mark
Charles
Ca. Breese
Danny
Neal
Albia
Murder In the Churchyard true mystery feature ad
The American Weekly advertises a gripping true mystery titled Murder In the Churchyard in a Chicago American Sunday edition. It notes a per capita figure comparison from 1953 with a national average of 68.11 dollars and Viowa’s lower share, highlighting the sensational nature of the story.
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Viowa
Chicago American
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DR. Hess Livestock
Koc
Massy
S. P
Charles Jamison
Dan Mihalovich
Charles Burton
Dowd Bros
George Railing
Moravia Union
Gardner Hatchery
The
C. C. Coulson Insurance
Moravis
Paul Wilson
Olive Archer
Martin
Roy Miller
Sourcercomen
Moravia Union News
Wadine & George's
Roy G. Argo
Clell Long
Glen McNair
Lowell Shepard
Wm. Swan
Mansel FE
Tarbell
M. M. Teater
Jim Walker
Harry Wray
Todd C. Young. Johns
John Adams
Ray Davis
Paul Felkner
Serge Hayworth
Royce Joiner
Dale Jones
Wilbur
L. Phillips
Joe D. Sherrard
Lynn Wells
Roger Wells
Lincoln
Joe A. Beer
David A. Wright
Paul E. Wyckoff
Sharon
E. O. Cormeny
Robert Cormeny
Walter Daniels
Elmer Eddy
Clyde H. Evans
Guy F. McCoy
Lester McCoy
Edward J.jake
Miler
Bernard Moore
Joce Steele, Jr. Udell
Howard E. Alexander
Wilbur Hollenbeck
Glenn Matthews
Lorance K. Morlan
Richard ,Ogden
Ora Powell
Lionel A. Spring
Ross Starks
Raymond
Walker
Miller C. West
Union
Garner Cleaver
Ralph Hoffman
Norman Kelley
Jack Martin
Wayne McDanel
Glen Smith
Bobby Stocker
Lester Strunk
Lee Tadlock
Buell Taylor
Vermillion
James E. Benz
Wilbur Fry
C. F. Houser
W. W. Houser
Karl Hurliman
Homer Phillips
Walter R
Roy) Phillips
Versal B. Robb
Gurney L. Willier
Floyd E. Woods
Walnut
Paul Baldwin
Loren Elgin
Billie C. Long
L. E. Main
John J. McDonalds
Wilbur Phillips
Earl 2
Tait
Clifford H. Walker
John R. Walker
Mandel White
Washington
Loren Benge
Robert Brinegar
James Cochran
Gale Daniels
George D. Lane
Claude Lee
Glenn A. McCullough
Theo T. Murdy
Lee Salladay
Lowell Young
Wells
George F. Davis
Fred
B.ffeth
James J. Hintehieda
We. Ve Ffutehteen
Alman - Kenyon
James BE. Mckenzie
J. Carl Murrell
Robert S. Newcomer
Glenn Patterson
Fire Department
Shanghai
Frank Swaim
Phome
Chester Broshar
Broshar Insurance and Real Estate
Bill Broshar
Tion
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