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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1965

Page

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Tombstone History and Old West Feud Highlighted

From Bisbee Arizona Austin Jay sends Tor one epitaph a historic weekly. Front page covers Bird Cage Theatre life fierce feud between Virgil Earp and John Behan Behan a Democrat and gentleman Earp a Republican and killer ally Tombstone reportedly had murders frequently and the OK Corral fight looms in its early century lore

Austin Jay Bisbee Ariz Union Virgil Earp John Befan Behan Earp

Colorful Cleveland Weekly Highlights and Tornado Saga

The eight page weekly carries five church ads and an ad from Corral Bar Crystal Saloon. It notes a Colorado tornado flood report from June 13 showing trailers toppled, cars and houses wrecked, termed the state’s costliest disaster. A long letter from Miss Sherrar, former Spanish teacher, describes a Madison parade for the capital dedication, a Lake Michigan storm crossing on a steamer, and a Costa Rica plane voyage during a storm with a doomed crew.

Corral Bar Crystal Saloon Hazel Boyer Loveland Colorado Sherrar Madison Wisconsin Lake Michigan San Jose Costa Rica

Injures Jeff Brozovich in lawn mower incident

Jeffrey Brozovich suffered a painful leg injury when a wire from a lawn mower struck him. The text also lists a string of social visits and gatherings at various homes including Raymond Perry, Lloyd Brown, Amy Hiner, Delbert Calhoun, and others, detailing neighborly calls and weekend activities across multiple households in the community.

Delbert Calhoun Home Hosts Social Visit Group

Mrs Edward McCord Mrs Clarence Whitehead and Amy Hiner helped can beans and wash at the Delbert Calhoun home Tuesday. Numerous neighbors and relatives including Mr and Mrs Edward OHair and sons Harry Jennings Mr and Mrs Henry Van Weelen spent Tuesday evening at Robert Jennings. others dropped by Wednesday forenoon and afternoon. Hazel Helly visited Thursday afternoon. Families from Newton Murray Grandfield Brookfield and beyond joined in casual calling and a short visit with Delbert Calhoun and Lloyd Brown households.

Jeffrey Brozovich Beryle Perry Woodhull Raymond Perry Lloyd Brown Lloyd Beaty Sherri Farr Marshalltown Birdie Main Osa Brown Don Rhee Janet Jennie Sheldon Gene Huff Terry and Steven Delbert Calhoun Margo Parson Jim McAninch Pearl Runnells Eugene Jackson Richard Karl Lee Amy Hiner Jacksons Runnells Del William Patrick Chicca Sienlops Lake Wapello Sunay Ronnie Cloyd Bobby Whitehead Lawrence Patrick Jim Eugene Argo Dell Hellyer Harry Jennings Robert Jennings Don Besse Cincinnati George Brozovyich Boame Dell Hell Hellyer Hell Hellyer and Mrs. Reseos Argo Roscoe Argo Bloomfield Guy Rex Argo Edward McCord Clarence Whitehead Edward O Henry van Weelen Gary Coleman Danhy McCrory Mia Bert Rinehart Cindy Rinehart Newton Gary Par Floyd Crabtree Mike Susan

Weekend gatherings cited from Albia area notices

A flurry of social visits and casual gatherings dot a long Saturday to Monday stretch. The Clinton area and Albia households including Clayworth, Huff, Cooper, McKee, French, Wilson and Turner families hosted dinners, picnics, birthday parties, and lake outings at Lake Wapello and local parks, with travel to Des Moines, Centerville, Kingsley and Newton noted. Community members shared visits to relatives, relatives’ hospital stays, and 4-H events, plus an American Legion Auxiliary meeting and birthday observances enhancing the region’s social calendar.

George McCannon Kenny Vanessa Long Lake Wapello Elbert Ferry Gene Huff Bill French Mike Mark Jack McDonoughs Darrell Cooper Albia City Park James Wilson Greg Sheri Coral‘ville Dam Marion Clayworth Virgil Easter Frank Woodward Gilbert Powell Randy Elroy M. A. Patterson Judy Woodward Des Moines Paul Woodward Albia Robert Eherberg Richard Mason Lloyd Brown Richard Perry Sandra Scott Elbert Perry Trenton Wilson Moulton Velta Davis Floyd Crabtree Greenfield Ted Bocart David Galin Shelquist Hilton Hustler Hilton Church Sheri Wilson Susan Crabtree Eastman French Bruce McDonough Craig Stephens French Golden Colo McKern Larry Espy Newton George McCannons Mary Longley Longley Lanchester Penn Clifford Coulson Franklin Farmers Tom Robb Ottumwa Harry Woodward Beth Ann McKee Indianola Ralph Turner Paul Turner American Legion Auxiliary Emory Kherberg Lyle Kingsley F. R. Kherberg Pearson Jesse Powell Oper Dongid McCloud Dee Maimes Roy Shaw Sabrina Shaw

Jim Argo Orville McCord And Alan Dooley Dinner Guests

Jim Argo and Orville McCord joined Alan Dooley for a supper gathering amid community chatter. The hosts hosted a small group at their residence, sharing light conversation and refreshments during an informal evening.

Jim Argo Orville McCord Alan Dooley

Taylor-Ettes 4 H annual achievement show summary

The Taylor-Ettes 4 H club held its annual achievement show at the Community Building. Judging occurred in the morning while demonstration and dress review followed with Mary Kay Spencer presiding. Members, including Julie Armstrong and Barbara Coltrain, prepared outfits and entries across associates, juniors, and intermediates with plans for 4 H camp and alternates decided.

Taylor-Ettes Jane Kaster Marine Main Mrs. Eddy Julie Armstrong Barbara Coltrain Mary Kay Spencer Rolval Ann McDonough Martha French Sheila Wilson Janice Ballanger Jagice Coltrain Sandy Brownlee Marie Long Carol Wilson Kim: Wison Beth Whicker

Dress Review Notes At Fair Assist Seniors And Juniors

In a dress review at the fair the seniors Mary Kay Spencer and Sharon Wilson with outfits including skirts blouses and a jumper are approved for wear. Juniors Barbara Coltrain and intermediates Martha French are noted by associate Sandy Brownlee while Ann McDonough reports.

Mary Kay Spencer Marjorie French Sharon Wilson Ann McDonough Sandy Brownlee Barbara Coltrain Martha French

Happy Helpers 4-H Club Meeting Held at Donna Hawk Home

The Happy Helpers 4-H club met July 12 at Donna Hawk's home. Roll call revealed sewing difficulties. Reports from the secretary and treasurer were read. Members gave talks on analyzing personal color schemes and hanging clothes. Demonstrations covered sleeve insertion and collar attachment. A report on 4-H Camp was presented. The Achievement Show is set for July 28. Irene Brozovich attended as a guest. Refreshments were served by Donna Hawk and her mother.

Happy Helpers Donna Hawk Carol Calhoun Linda Whitehead Sandra Whitehead Carolyn Cooper Irene Brozovich

Hilton Hustlers 4-H Club Holds Regular Meeting

The Hilton Hustlers 4-H held its regular meeting at Hilton Hall with President Galin Shelquist leading oaths and pledge. Roll call was answered by Galin and David Shelquist, Jim and Joe participation noted.

Hilton Hustlers Hilton Hall Galin Shelquist United States Galin David Shelquist Jim Joe

Local 4-H Club Plans Fair and Yard Cleanup

Earl Gay Salato Dale McFarland and Cindy Johnson led a meeting to discuss the August 24 fair. The club will clean Hilton Hall yard and Paul Koffman provided posts for the church front. Jim Salato gave a talk on Demonstration Outline. Cindy Johnson reported.

Ubrana Doers Meet Sets 1965 Show at Union Chapel

The Une ana Doers held a June 6 1965 meeting led by Mary Van Dorin with nine members present. A July 23 11:00 am Achievement Show was scheduled at Union Chapel church. A motion approved paying half of Cindy Grindstead's camp expenses. Carolyn Faber reported and demonstrated on hagar clothes. Janice Grae on cleaning jewelry. Refreshments by Carolyn Faber.

Ubrana Doers Uneana Doers Oder Ip Mary van Dorin Cathy Sandifer Union Chapel Church Cindy Grindstead Cathy Carolyn. Faber Janice Grae Carolyn Faber

Has Your Union Subscription Expired

Notice about renewal with a dated address list and pricing by county in Appanoose and Monroe counties for annual subscription renewal at a rate of 3 and 3.40 dollars respectively. The fragmentary text requests check of address and renewal.

Appanoose Monroe United States Momee

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