Unionville area social notes reflect many gatherings
Union Township and nearby residents hosted a string of visits and dinners. Families such as the Harpers Boyers Manleys and Coxes attended multiple gatherings at homes across Unionville and Ottumwa. Several guests came from Greenwood Marian Chariton and Redlands with events including a Cox reunion and 4-H camp departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Naomi Torrence
Paul
Cindy
Marian
Kansas
Howard Alden
C. L. Alden
V. 3
Peterson
Chariton
Walter Harpers
Curtis ‘Tomlin
Russell Alden
Norma
Alice
Gladfelder
Jack Hoffman
Robinson
Knoxville
F. E. Boyer
H. L. Whickers
Lay
Cole
Ella Cridlebaugh
Santa Rosa
Calif
Anna Woodward
Frank Heckman
LeeAnn
Lawrence
Pearl Warner
Albia
Fredrick Koehler
Unionville
Joe Wilson
Ronald Woodward
Burdett Cox
Edna Ward
Nancy
Janie
Bill
Rowena
Nyle
Curtis Tomlin
Rosa Rodrigguez
Chile
S.A
Unionville Methodist Church
Taylorettes 4-H Officers Plan July Show
The Taylor Ettes 4-H club met July 16 at 1 30 p.m. at Diane Kincade’s home with 16 members and 1 associate present. They voted to hold the achievement show July 30 in the EUB basement. A makeup talk by Sharon Argo followed the pledge to the 4-H flag. Next gathering is at Centerville Park at noon. Refreshments served by Diane Kincade and Nelly Argo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor-Ettes
Diane Kincade
Connie Roblenz
E.U.B
Sharon Argo
Centerville Park
Diane
Nelly Argo
Busy Maidens 4-H Plan Local Achievement Show
The Busey Maidens 4-H club met at Hilton Hall Boll July 14. Linda Davis Becky Whitlock Linda Johnson Marilyn Turner Martha Rouse Jeanne Turner and Sharon Gay answered roll call with plans for entries. Team demonstrations on Belts and hems and Altering a pattern were led by Rouse Whitlock and Turner Davis. Marilyn Turner spoke on Longer life for lingerie as the group rehearsed for the ice cream social. Committees named for the show include invitations hospitality exhibits and refreshments with Gale Gay as reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilton Hall
Linda Davis
Becky Whitlock
Linda Johnson
Marilyn Turner
Martha Rouse
Jeanne Turner
Sharon Gay
Union Livewires 4 H Club Meeting Recap
Union Livewires 4 H Club gathered July 18 at Michael West and Billy Bob West home to plan livestock transport to the fair and discuss related preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Michael
Billy Bob West
4-H Fair Refreshments and Report From Ames Short Course
A 4-H fair committee planned stall decorations and organized boy and mother volunteers for the refreshment stand. Gary Roberts and Michael West reported on the Ames Short Course attended by two members, while Russell Kelley shared moving pictures from the 4-H tour last month. Freezer ice cream and cake were served to about 50 attendees. Present: Butch Martin, Larry Coltrain, Richard Coltrain, Gary Roberts, Sherman Kelley, Ricky Rhee, David Rhee, Becky Wilson, Donald Strunk, Lois Strunk, Wilbur Strunk, Bully Bob West, Michael West, Joanne Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Roberts
Michael West
Ames
Russell Kelley
Butch Martin
Larry Coltrain
Richard Coltrain
Sherman Kelley
Ricky Rhee
David Rhee
Becky Wilson
Donald Strunk
Lois Strunk
Wilbur Strunk
Bully Bob West
Joanne Main
Garden Club Winners List Plant Varieties and Winners
Garden Club results list numerous winners by variety and color. Names such as Harley Tisue Lee Hiatt Zelt Callen Lelah Brokaw Ira Boyer Nellie Williams Virgil Scribner and others appear for a range of flowers including hydrangea larkspur marigold nasturtium pansy petunia phlox narcissus roses snapdragon sweet peas and several perennials and annuals with first second and third placements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Tisue
Lee Hiatt
Zelt Callen
Charles Coffin
Hemerocallis
Lelah Brokaw
Ira Boyer
Nellie Williams
John Veach
B. F. Whitehead
Ray Charity
Virgil Scribner
Harley Tmsue
Max McDonough
Zell Callen
Alonza Turner
F. A. Richardson
Nelle Williams
Warren DuVall
Art Fox
Alonzo Turner
Nellie Willams
Blanche Graham
Selah Brokaw
Gladiolus
Linda Whitehead
Kay Herron
Petunia
James McDonough
Jo DuVail
Lou- Ann Richardson
Beverly Nash
Summer flower show results with many violet and foliage wins
The record summarizes a garden club display with multiple classes in decorative horticulture and horticulture divisions. Winners include Mrs. Ira Boyer first in several violet and foliage categories, Mrs. Nellie Williams and Mrs. Zell Callen earning top marks in other arrangements, and entries across cacti, vines, succulents, and gladiolus with several firsts and seconds noted.
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Mee Dag
Moravia Union
Moravia
Iowa
Appanoose
Monroe Counties
United States
Union Township
F. B
Boyer
End
Kidder and
Hamilton
Paul Gleason
Redlands
Cridlebaugh
Noah Stovket
Lyle
Cox
Wildwood Park
Ottumwa
Robert Haw
Dale Cox
Kenneth Gladfelder
Judy
Joe Wilsons
Paul Caylor
Bob Waite
Kathy
el Cajon
California
Orville Rogers
Jerry Rogers
Vern Johnson
Jack Martin
Nancy Moore
Michell
Ira Thompson
Dell Wilson
Centerville
Dwight Harrington
Sandra
Barbara
Howard Aldens
Madrd
Gaylord Main
Agnes Moore
Clifford Boyer
Dennis
Trudy
Greg
LaPlata
Fanchen Winslet
Billy Cox
Mildred Kelley
Leo Thompson
Mildred
John Kelley
Grace Main
Will Swaim
Emma Tadlock
Ella Cridhebaugh
C. C. Miller
Craig
Dennis Kelley
Glenys Fenton
Nancy Ward
Kelleys
Marlys Fenton
Linda Underwood
Elaine Harrington
Lake Darling
Hubert Morrow
Moulton
Carl Millers
Charles Swaims
George Scott, Jr
Jeffrey
Walter Harper
Hazel
Rowena Cox
AWA
GEM Shop
West Side
America
Davis Paint Store
Albla
Lowa
Myna
Caryl Richard
Taylorettes
Union Livewires
4-H Club
Moravia Farm Service
Mystery Farm
The
Moravia Farm Service Co
Farm Service Co
Bob Wampler
Garden Club
R. E
Dick” Cooper
W. Washington
Automobile
Automobile Insurance
Frank Parry
Agency
Phome
Abia, Lowa
the Travelers
Violas
Zennias
Earl Boyer
Mrs
R. W. Baird
Over Stevens Drug Store
Town
Office and Res
Claude Hawk
Aibla
Wayne
Martha E. Coulson
Coulson
Speed Queen
Singer
Epworth
Jenny Lind
Appanoose County
Seth Thomas Weight
McGuffey
R. R. Pennington
H. C. Peterson & Son
Audt
Helen Schlesey
Wealey Chapel
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