Kinser Valley News Roundup and Local Notes
Donald Darby travels to Des Moines for a check up and possible arm operation. Alhia’s John Van Daten brings horses for pasture while Moravia neighbors mix oats. Farms report excellent crop quality and early wheat activity. Fire slackers purchased near the Missouri line. Weather remains hot and dry with 98 to 102 degrees recorded. Local visits include Maxwell and family from Kansas, Earl Boardman, and Russell Darby kin attending community events. Delmar Hiner heads to Montana for seasonal work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Darby
Des’ Moines
John van Daten
Alhia
Vosburgh Items By Mrs Emmett Derby
Social notes list visits and gatherings around Ottumwa and Tyrone. Families of Calhouns Derbys Hiner Hammonds and related kin share dinners, birthdays, and Tuesday evening calls with extended family from Lincoln Nebraska and Tyrone areas.
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James Calhoun
Roseann
Shirley
Elmer Kellogg
Tyrone
Wayne Thompson
Bruce
David Gillespie
Emmett Derbys
Community News Notes From Urbana Township Meeting
Enon by Mra J T VanDor in Enon by Mra J T VanDor in Carolyn Hawk spent Tuesday night with Mary Jo Faber at the Walter home Monday evening. The county extension director Lloyd M Ried spoke on West Virginia crops. Over fifty relatives attended ice cream and cake at J C Lockman home in honor of Bayard Neff and sons from Rock forch Tl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Hawk
Mary Jo Faber
Mrs. C. R. Sandifer
Bobby
Walter Home
Urbana
J.C. Lockman
Mrs. Bayard Neff
Security Bond Drive Urges Weekly Payroll Savings
Uncle Sam urges Americans to join the Security Loan and invest via Payroll Savings or Bond A Month. Savings bonds require only small weekly amounts and grow into a substantial nest egg in 20 years, with examples showing $3.75 weekly yielding $2163.45 by maturity. America’s security is your security.
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America
U. S
Maple Grove Church Society Meeting and Fellowship Gatherings
The Nazarene church Missionary society met with Mrs. Marjorie Paxston on Wednesday afternoon. Attendants included Mrs. Carson Jordan, Mrs. Bill Woodward and family, Mrs. Hahn, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Morn and families, Doris Parker, and Carl Fisher. A fellowship gathering was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Fay Paxston Friday evening with many attendees. Doris Parker of Grinnell visited Paxston family Friday night through Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missionary Society of the Nazarene Church
Marjorie Paxston
Carson Jordan
Baby
Bill Woodward
Frank Woodward
P. A. Hshn
I Main
QO. G. Woodward
Helen Garrerson
Fay Paxston
Frank Wooowlward
Hahn
Henry Morn
Ruth
Mildred 'Phomp
Doris Parker
Carl Fisher
Grinneil
Marjorie
Paxston
Jokes and quips from a wandering humorist collection
A string of lighthearted gags and cartoonish lines travel through travel mishaps and misdirected trust. The jokes feature a plane landing with refueling trucks, a mistaken witness claim, cannibal island wit, a racing jockey’s excuse, a wordplay rhyme, and a quirky Indiana advertisement about rabbit steak.
Civil Service Stenographer Jobs Open at VA Central Office
The Veterans Administration seeks stenographers in Washington DC with 80 words per minute dictation. Pay ranges from 41 to 72 dollars weekly, with strong promotion potential. many advance to 46 to 72 dollars weekly. Benefits include liberal vacations, sick leave, housing assistance from 3 dollars weekly, and extensive promotion chances. Contact nearest VA office for full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Administration
Washington, D.C
The
Veterans Admistration
School learning can be used at home
Mrs Brown recalls cooking lessons and how she practiced at home under her mother's watch. Ellen tests home economics, while Janet Williams improves reading with Fun With Cooking planned for children. The piece notes the value of school learning in daily life and lists books, costs, and family tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Brown
Ellen
Random House Publishers
New York City
Arthur
Francis
John
We Cannot Force a Child to See Beauty
Arthur a nine year old with artistic talent learns that forcing beauty fails. His mother overemphasized beauty, while she should foster natural exposure. Children learn beauty when others share joy, so parents should lead them into a world of beauty rather than compel it.
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Arthur
Aithuy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chicago
O. E. Peterson
Kiwanis International
Security Loan Committee
Veterans
Women’s
Royal Savings Bonds Committees
Kinser Valley
George R. Darby
Moravia
John Johnson
Russell Gillispie
Tate
Elvin Long
Brother
Tracy
Kegin
Frank Nicolas
Zell Wilson
Missouri Line
Moravia Wriday
Lewis Dommer
Albia Sale
Russell Darby
Brompton School House
Mrs.Maxwell of
Kansay
Pearl Hiner
Billy Angel
T. J. Luse
Delmar Hiner
Montana
Fred van Dorin
East Bus and Riders
Northeast Bus and
Harry Rueschau
Dong Vee
West Bus and Riders
Cody Luse
South Bus and Riders
Lester
Southeast Bus and
Kuders Diwen
Harald Hodgens
Delbert Calhoun
Richard
Sarah Hiner
Amy
Floyd
Clarence
Pearl | Unnells
Ottumwa
Mabel Hiner
Paul Edward
George Hammond
Lawrence and
Lorraine
Virgil Calhoun
Lincoln
Nebr
Carl Calhoun
Marion Allen
Calhouns
Mrs. Reymond Perry and Sons
A. E. Derbys
Delbert Calhoun and Son
Earl Swift
Enon
Mra
J. T. VanDor
Dallas Faber
Guy Roberts
Dallas Faber Home
Chalmers Selby
Velma Johnson
Max McCoys
M. FE. Boardmann
Mrs
Hilbert Roberts
Rita
Roberts
Brompton
Etta Schroeder
Leo
Mrs. Aubry Walter
Jerry
Pearl Walter Home
Floyd Johnson
Arthur Johnson
Lee Johnson
Chas
Bettis
Burl
Funkhouser
LeRoy Harvey
Wayne
Barbaraf Madison
R. S. Paber
Luis Fowler
Main
Glen Fowler
Chas. Ven Dorin
Ernest Horn
U.S
Amerive Te
Washington D. C
Jesse M. Donaldson
United States
Uncle Sam
Maple Grove
Mra. Fay Paxston
Helen DuVall
Walter Girls
Center Church
Irene Tadlock
Surrey
Shirley Ann Walter
Helen ‘Padlock and Dation
Wat
Carl Tisue
Jim Dry
Dale Derby
Gabe Johnson
Centerville
Beth and
Warde Scott Stent
Walter Score
Ds. Scott
Portland
Colo
Moravia Union
St. Louis
Cleveland
Albany
Indiana
OUR Guild Welfare Research Station
Ogsid
Roland Grocery
Jely
Owe Cleaners
Albia, Iowa
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