Enon Community Notes Mention July Fourth and Visits
Dry spell prediction aside, July 4 passed with no rain and local celebrations occurred without incidents. Bible school attendance reached 25, with plans to attend Brompton home-coming next Sunday. Community group meetings included Helping Hand club with 15 members meeting Mrs. Raul Lockman. quilting, plecing, and crocheting practiced. refreshments served. Several local families hosted visitors from Des Moines and Russell, with multiple weekend stays and birthday observances noted in Moravia and Selby vicinity.
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Bible School
Brompton School
J Helping Hand Club
Raul Lockman
Inez Faber
Curtis Tomlin
William Tomme
J.T. van Dorin
Leo
B.S. Faber
A. 5 Dorin
Selby
Frank Selby
Charles Pabst
Visiting relatives highlight Pangburn trip to Colorado
Mrs. Ralph Pangburn and her daughter in law are visiting their sister in Colorado, staying with Mrs. Fred Van Dorin. The visit centers on family reunion plans and local hospitality during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter-In
Ralph Pangburn
Colorado
Fred van Dorin
Moravia area social notes and family visits
Local recollections from Moravia include numerous visits and gatherings. Families such as Coulson, Mericle, Leménster, Cline, Phillips, Templeton, and Doggett shared Sundays and weekdays visiting relatives in Claude Wren, Rockford, Seymour, San Angelus, and Mystic. A Boy Scout float won a $10 prize. dancers recalled Rider sisters in celebration wear from a century ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Mericle
Claude Wren
van Leménster
Theo Miller
Lloyd Cline
Wanda and
Lois
Rockford, Il
Jim Cline
J. Walter Phillips
Seymour
Roxa Templeton
Anne, Phillips and
Stuart
San Angelus
Tex
J. R.catten
Garnet Merkcle
William Hilton
George Simmons, Jr
Mendota
Mears Waller
J. R. Callen
Elsie
Ardis
Glee
Dale
Elosiane Easter
Francis Miller
Clarke McKern
Donna
Marie Doggett
Mystic
Ralph Mericle
Frank Coulson
Martha
Edith Doulson
Fay Gibson
Bert Martin
Forbush
Moravia
Mansel Tarbell
B. F
Arthur Vosburgh
Marshalltown
Jim Argo
John
Jim
Ralph Cline
Wyoming
Aaron Scott
Harry Scott
Floyd Lowe
Ladies’ Aid
Iconium
Pleasant Grove Oil Line Fight and Al ia Shopper Notes
Pleasant Grove resident Ray McCloud fights off chunch bugs while tending corn. Albia shoppers include Mesdames Alta Main Edith Bwickley Ruth Wilson. Weekend visits spread across Albia Centerville Plano Corydon Mystic and Kansas City among McCloud Robb Hughes Main and Charity households. Several city residents hosted guests and family gatherings over the Fourth of July period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray McCloud
Mesdames
Alta Main
Edith Bwickley
Ruth Wilson
Albia
Jepp Lockman
Versal Robb
Denny Homerin
McCloud
Lloyd Phillis
Moline
Ill
Roy Brinkley
Clell
Centerville
Mis
Louise Carter
Carter
Plano
Mra
Ira Robb
Stauber and Funk Families Gather for Weekend Visit
Iconium residents Mr and Mrs Clarence Stauber hosted a Bicomeratdeal sane event while Mrs Nellie Thompson spent the night with Mr and Mrs Pearl Kelsey and Esraily at Centerville. Visitors calling on Jane Murphy included Lizzie Kelsey Verne McAninch Addie Free Elsie Adams Alcin McCord Alvin Murphy and Jess Murphy from Ottumwa. Mr and Mrs Fred Taylor welcomed a 1 1/2 pound newborn on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Stauber
Howard Funkhouser
Kansas City
Nellie Thompson
Pearl Kelsey
Lesraily
Centerville
Jane Murphy
Lizzie Kelsey
Verne McAninch
Addie Free
Elsie Adams
Alcin McCord
Alvin Murphy
Jess Murphy
Ottumwa
Fred Taylor
Hazel College Visits and Family Notes in Moraine
Hazel College figures Hermen Johnson and Lawrence Johnson attended the Fourth in Moraine. Ruth Williams of Albig spent a day with her aunt Mary Johnson. The report mentions dental improvements and a local event tied to the Fourth, with miscellaneous names and places appearing in fragmented OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermen Johnson
Lawrence Johnson
Henry Syismater Howe
Moraine
Ruth Williams
Albig
Mary Johnson
Gt Boon
Program King Theatre Albia Showings
Premiering at King Theatre Albia, the week features Merle Oberon with 3] Meer ee in These Three and Guy Kibghead in Holl in PHE on July 10 and 11. Gael Patrick and Reginald Denny present Preview Murder Mystery, with Ken Maynard and Tarzan in Heir to Trouble on July 12 and 18. Singing Stars return July 14 with Marian Davies and Dick Powell in Hearts Divided and Robert Young with Betty Furness in Three Wise Guys.
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Piy
Merle Oberon
Meeree
Guy Kiphead Hon
Holl
Gael Patric
Reginald Denny
Ken Maynard
Tarzan
Marian Davies
Dick Powell
Robert Young and
Betty Furness
Wise Guys
Handling Cream Safely In Summer
A guide from Iowa State College on preserving sweet cream in hot weather. Start with clean milk, strain, chill promptly in cold water, and keep cream in a water tank for cooling. Do not refrigerate until cooled. Use covered tanks, avoid galvanized ones, stir regularly, and deliver at least every two days. Maintain 30 to 40 percent butterfat, wash and scald milking gear after each milking.
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Iowa State College
July May Be Peak of Year's Butter Output
Iowa State College extension economists say July may be the peak month for butter production this year, even though June is usually the heaviest. They note June prices were unusually high, expect more grain feeding, and describe production as rising but still behind 1935 levels by about 4 to 8 weeks.
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Iowa State College Extension
McCord Family Hosts Seemeetied Gathering
Mr and Mrs Edward McCord hosted a social gathering with Seemeetied by Me. Attendees included Eddy Raysster Elawick and family Albert Dicks and family Mr and Mrs Richard Miler and the Sarl Main couple went to L B Perry residence Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McCord
Social Roundup of Local Visits and Gatherings
Knoxville residents and families braided a week of visits and hospitality. The Gladfeller and Tarr households hosted relatives from Omaha Des Moines and nearby towns, with Jaes Gladfelder hosting Wanda and friends while Hatcher show attendance in Moravia and cousin visits in Centerville, Albia, and Knoxville circulated through several homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Lyman Main
Kenneth Gladfeller and Sons
Jess Gladfeller
Kanie
Donald Tarr and Son
Woodburn
Donald
Omaha
Nebr
Burton Tarr
Arthur Lewis
Phyllis Jean
Des Moines
Iowa
Harry Jennings
Robert Jennings
Edna Nash
Allie Nash
Will Haver
Centerville
Oss Smith
Newton Leng
Jean
Guy McKern
Smith
Robert Tarr
Roberta
Jasper Coffin
Hatcher Show
Moravia
Dale Sonnenbute
Albia
Horton Potts
Wands
Jeas Gladfelder
Wanda
Still Time to Qualify for New Farm Program Payments
The town reports about 235000 worksheets filed with county agricultural conservation committees by farmers for the federal farm program. The north central region totaling over 1885000 worksheets includes Iowa and ten other states. Many worksheets per farmer inflate totals. payments may go to units covered by multiple sheets. County agents and committees are holding township meetings to explain soil-depleting bands and their application to farms.
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Agricultural Conservation Committees
R. M. Evans
State Agricultural Conservation Committee
Des Moines
North Central
Iowa
Illinois
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
Ohio
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Iowa Lounties
J. W. Merrill
Iowa State College
Farmers urged to enroll in soil conservation payments
Farmers across Town have been notified of soil depleting base payments and many counties have sent listing sheets to the state committee in Des Moines for approval. Merrill notes there is still time to adopt practices qualifying for Class I or Class II payments and urges farmers to consult their county agent or a local committeeman for guidance. Some already-qualifying farmers may not realize their eligibility. Miss Jackie Winsler, summer student at Kirksville MO, is visiting her mother Mrs Fanchen Winsler.
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Dea Moines
Merrill
Jackie Winsler
Kirksville, MO
Fanchen Winsler
Misses Dorothea and Warda Jones Visit Ottumwa
Misses Dorothea Darby and Warda Jones are at a summer school at Sears Teachers College and plan to spend July 4 at home with family. Mr and Mrs J F Albert and Mr and Mrs Allen Boller returned from Rochester Minnesota. The M E church W F M S held monthly meeting with Mrs Olive Miltenberger. Donald Reich and Charles Reich visited, James Reich of Centerville and James Wright were also in Centerville.
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Pearl Hunt
Rockford
Joe Hunt
M.M. Knapp
Hot Springs
Ark
Laura Smith
Roy Fox
Helen
Mildred
Betty Lou
Kansas City
Mra. Fox
E. Montgomery
Ben Davison
Max Brown
G. N. Brain
Florence Wilson
R. F. Wilson
Mary Jones
Prudence
Hutchison and
Iola
Kansas
James Morrison
Chicago
William J. Morrizon
Frank Gates
Dayton Gates
Mins
Mary Keegan
Ottumwa
Paul L. Weltch
Fred Vermilyea
Charles City
H. M. Underwood
Charley Howard
Bloomfield
LaRue Morrison
Hull
Lows
J. C. Morrison
Mra
Mabel Peterson-Brows
Lincoln
Nebr
Earl Frotz
Burlington
J. J. Selman
Dorothea, Darby
Warda Jones
Lows Sears Teachers’ College
J. F. Albert
Allen Boller
Rochester, Minn
M. E. Church
Olive Miltenberger
Budget Estimate and Record of Filing Notice
The Board of Supervisors of Appanoosa county Iowa will meet August 5 1986 at 1 00 pm at courthouse Centerville Iowa Taxpayers will be heard for or against the following estimate of expenditures at that time Clyde L Erskine County Auditor.
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Board of Supervistora
Appanoosa County
Iowa
Court House
Centerville
Clyde L. Erskine
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Donald Reich
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