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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1946

Page

4

Good Agriculture Uses 2 4-D Weed Killer In Community

M H Elgon discusses 2 4 D as a new weed killer with broad lawn and roadside use. It promises safe spraying with minimal soil or livestock risk, effective on dandelions plantain poion ivy and some deep rooted perennials though repeat sprayings may be needed for Canada thistle bindweed and similar weeds. Proper application tips include low pressure sprayers clean equipment, cool temperatures, and following package directions to avoid grass injury.

Matherly Reunion Held at Moravia Park in July

The Matherly Reunion gathered July 21 at Moravia park with families from Centerville Ottumwa Albia and nearby areas. Attendees included Esther Houser Ruby Wynfred Matherly Doroth y Barbara Jimmy James Skipper Lee Emanuel Bill Wray Elsie Coltrain Roberta Delmar Jackey Jerry Cleo Stocker Carl Jimmie Yohhnny Hewitt Frances and others. A basket dinner was shared and plans were set for next year’s gathering on the third Sunday in July at Centerville park.

Matherly Moravia Park Esther Houser Dedebier Ruby Centerville Winfred Matherly Dorothy Barbara Jimmy James Skipper Dennis and James, Jr Lee Emanual Ottumwa Bill Wray Mystic Elsie Coltrain Roberta Delmar Jackey Jerry Cleo Stocker Gona Carl Jimmie Albia Clifford Stocker Gomer Stocker Yohhnny Hewitt Frances and Thryn Royce Maxine Vera Jean

Lawn Party at Frank Wilson Home

So and Saw club members and their families were entertained at the Frank Wilson home on Thursday evening July 18. Games and contests were enjoyed by everyone. Mrs. Ralph Davis won a set of candy by guessing the most nearly correct number of pieces it contained. A Dr I Q program was conducted with Mrs. Wilson taking the part of Dr I Q. Prizes were awarded for correct answers. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Trenton Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Spencer and Mr. John Sharp. Those assisting in entertaining were Myra Harold Manon Mrs. Francia Turner and Mrs. Ray McCloud plus Mrs. Shelquist.

Frank Wilson Ralph Davis Dr I. Q Wilson Myra Harold Manon Francia Turner Ray McCloud Shelquist

Hawes to enter Methodist Hospital for major operation

Mrs. L B Hawes of Mitchellville informed Mrs I J Hickman she expected to enter Des Moines Methodist Hospital last Friday for a major operation.

I. J. Hickman

Antiquity Society notes on third degree work

Species Ba. 8 of Antiquity No. 252 A. A. M. holds Monday evening July seven at eight o clock. Work in the third degree. Brothers welcome: on Wilson W. M J. D. Minnes secretary.

Monevening Jul On Wilson W. M J. D. Minnes

Boxing Tournament to Boost Band Booster Carnival

A boxing tournament will be part of the Band Booster carnival on August 8. Matches by weight class using sixteen ounce gloves, three one minute rounds, outcomes by judges' decision. Referee is Ray Forbes of Moravia High School. Prizes range from fifty cents per match to five dollars for the top fighter, with separate prizes for age groups. Entry blanks at Corner Cafe. fees twenty five cents over age twelve, free under twelve. Eligible entrants from age four. Tournament after the Side Show at the Community Building.

Band Booster Carnival Ray Forbes Moravia High School

Glen Cline Dies at 49 in California

Mr and Mrs James Cline of Ava Missouri learned on Tuesday of the death of their son Glen Cline aged 49 in Sacramento California after several weeks critical illness He was born February 11 1897 on a Moravia Iowa area farm He married Adelaide Wilson and moved to Ava twenty years ago He is survived by his wife two daughters a son his parents two sisters and four brothers The family plans to bring the body to Ava and travel there with the sons expected to join Thursday and the family leaving Friday for Ava.

James Cline Glen Cline Ava Sacramento Calif Cline Ave Moravia James Bissie Cline Adelaide Wilson

Funeral for Mrs. Lyndon Paris Held in Ottumwa Church

Mr and Mrs Claude Paris and daughter Connie and Mrs Ezra Soltrain attended the funeral of Mrs Lyndon Paris in Ottumwa Saturday at 2 PM at the Harding Park Church of the Open Bible. Rev Dean Buster of Muscatine led with Rev Roscoe Morrison assisting. Mrs Paris died Thursday after a lingering illness. survivors include her husband and three children Carl Dwight and Norma.

Claude Paris Connie Ezra Soltrain Ottumwa Lyndon Paris Harding Park The Open Bible Dean Buster Muscatine Roscoe Morrison Pariy Carl Dwight Norma

Infant Daughter Graveside Service Held At Moravia Cemetery

Graveside services were held at 7 p m Monday at the Moravia Cemetery for the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Forrest Main born Monday afternoon at Smith Hospital in Albin. The infant is survived by her parents three sisters and two brothers Rev W E Burd was in charge of the services.

Moravia Ceemetery Forrest Main Smith, Hospital Albin W. E. Burd

Blumer Reunion Held at Moravia Park in 1946

The Blumer Reunion took place in Moravia park on Sunday July 21 1946 with many relatives present from Waynesville Burdett Kansas Bunch Iowa Moulton Ottumwa Blakesburg Centerville and Moravia. Attendees included Anna McCalister Jl Suc Rena Paris Rosa Morrison Edwin Cummings Clell Blumer Wayne Blumer Ruth Lockman and many others along with visiting relatives and friends.

Blumer Moravia Park Anna McCalister Waynesville Rena Paris Burdett Kansas Rosa Morrison Homer Morrison Marlene Gerald Edwin Cummings Bunch Iowa Dwight Coop Patricia Coop Sandra Ilene Coop Moulton John Sutton Ottumwa Lester Coop Anna Marie Blakesburg Earl Coop Ruben Coop Clell Blumer Patay Irene Moravia Jess Cummings Glen Burns Dorothy Robert Jerry Larry Fred Blumer Ruth Raul Lockmay Wayne Blumer Russell Wayne iCenterville Elbert Lockman Roy Mather v Gomer Stocker Morravia Ray Caltrain Roberta Jackie Clifford Stocker Albia John Hewitt Bill Ray Dortha Emanuel Anna Callen Vera Jdan Matherly Maxine Matherly

Hiner cousins hold annual reunion dinner

The Hiner cousins held their annual cooperative dinner at the Chris Bogart home Wednesday of last week in honor of Mrs. Bessie Boshak of Los Angeles and Mrs. Maude Shaeffer of Chicago. Those present included Mrs. Leann Main, Mrs. A W Kincade, Mrs. Boshak, Mrs. Grover Easters, two granddaughters Mabel and Darlene Gladfelder, Bertha Luse, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Hiner, Mrs. Rissie Gladfelder, Judy Kay, Mrs. Nellie Gladfelder, and Mrs. Velma Gladfelder.

Hiner Chris Bogart Bessie Boshak Los Angeles Maude Shaeffer Chicago Mra Leann Main A. W. Kincade Grover Easters Mabel Darlene Gladfelder Bertha Luse Pearl Hiner Rissie Gladfelder Judy Kay

Nellie Duvall's 11th Birthday Party Held at City

Mrs Warren Duvall hosted a Tuesday evening celebration in honor of Nellie Duvall's 11th birthday. Nine guests attended including Viola Hammond Delores Bisby Mitzi Sawyer Kathleen Halden Judy and Joyce Martin Charlie Paxston Carolyn Hawk Bonnie Main and Mary Freddie and Billy DuVall. Games and contests were enjoyed and Nellie received many gifts. Mrs Max McDonough helped serve ice cream and cake. Read the want ads.

Warren DuVaLl Nellie Viola Hammond Delores Bisby Mitzi Sawyer Kathleen Halden Judy Joyce Martin Charlie Paxston Carolyn Hawk Bonnie Main Mary Freddie Billy DuVall Max McDonough DuVall

Stella Jarvis Weds Ray Bennett in Justice Office Ceremony

Miss Stella Louise Jarvis daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Jarvis of Moravia wed Ray Edward Bennett son of Mr and Mrs John Bennett of Canterville in a noon Saturday single ring ceremony officiated by Justice of Peace H H Henderson. The couple will reside in Moravia east of the Jarvis home.

Stella Louise Jarvis Charles Jarvis Moravia Ray Edward Bennett John Bennett Canterville Justice of Peace H. H. Henderson Regal Laundry Centerville

New Management At Local Restaurant

Bill Luse of Moravia and Rook Rueschau of Chicago took possession Monday of the Angel Cafe and closed it for redecorating. It will reopen Saturday under the new name East End Cafe. Luse is a World War II veteran and Rueschau, formerly of Moravia, are well known here. The Rueschau couple stay at the Raymond Ashby home and plan to move this fall to the Blumenatock residence, bought by Mrs. Rueschau's parents from Chicago.

Bill Luse Moravia Rook Rueschau Chicago Angel Cafe Luse Rueschau

Farm Bureau Meeting in Moravia this Friday

The Taylor Chariton farm bureau groups meet at the Moravia community building at 8 p.m. Friday, July 26 for their regular monthly gathering. The 4-H girls will serve ice cream and the 4-H boys provide entertainment. A discussion on cattle grub control will be held. Please bring a dish, spoon, and cookies.

Taylor-Chariton Farm Bureau Moravia Taylorettea 4-H

Sunday Callers at the Bert Luse Home

Visitors at the Bert Luse homeSunday included Mr and Mrs Richard Morrisan Mr and Mrs Harry Rueschan Mrs Milo Shaeffer of Chicago Mr Wm Morrison and Miss Essie Whisler of Unionville Iowa and Mrs Gilbert Herman and Sandra of Centerville Afternoon callers were Mr and Mrs Clyde Gladfelder and Darlene Mr and Mrs Trenton Gladfelder Mr and Mrs Raymond Ashby Billy Luse and Peggy aris

Bert Luse Richard Morrisan Harry Rueschan Milo Shaeffer Chicago Wm. Morrison Essie Whisler Unionville Iowa Gilbert Herman Sandra Centerville Clyde Gladfelder Darlene Trenton Gladfelder Raymond Ashby Billy Luse Pegey Aris

Farm candidate burned as tractor fuels fire near Moravia

Don Pettibone of three miles south of Moravia suffered minor burns Saturday evening when his clothes ignited from a fire in his tractor. He had tried to fill the fuel tank with the engine running and gasoline spilled on the hot engine, causing a blaze. Pettibone pulled off his shirt and escaped, sustaining burns on the right hip and legs but continued farm work. He is a Democrat candidate for Appanoose county treasurer.

Don Pettibone Moravia Pettibone Don Appanoose County

Wiener Roast Honors Delevan Guests Nelson Family

Mr and Mrs Mearl Walter hosted a Monday wiener roast in honor of Mr and Mrs George Nelson and daughter Jean of Delevan Wisconsin. Attending were Mr and Mrs Sylvan VanDorin Mr and Mrs Maurice Walter Mr and Mrs Marvin Gardner and Yvonne and Rita Jean and Mr and Mrs Mearl Walter and Annaalle.

Bus Schedule Southbound and Northbound Times

Southbound trains depart at 9 40 p m 6 30 p m and 7 00 p m Northbound departures at 10 30 p m 12 30 p m and 9 15 p m

Servicemen Leave and Returns Highlight Local Notices

Pvt Harley C. Tisue arrives home on furlough from Valley Forge General Hospital Phoenixville for 21 days with family and relatives. S2/c Charles Burton visits after boot training in San Diego and will report back after a 12 day leave. Paul Burns from Des Moines Veterans Hospital spent weekend with Moravia relatives. Pfc LeRoy D Brown stationed on Yushu Island in southern Japan meets Francis Shelquist. Brown’s new APO address listed. Don Davis discharged from navy returns July 15 to Iowa City to study at the University of Iowa. visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs O G Davis.

Harley C. Tisue Valley Forge General Hospital Phoenixville Pennsylvania Charles Burton U. S, Navy Srike Burton Charles San Diego California LeRoy D. Brown Yushu Japan Francis Shelquist LeRoy Pfc Training Co APO Care San Francisco Calif Don Davis Navy Glenview Ill University of Iowa At Iowa City 0. G. Davis

Shipmates Visit Leo Agnew Here

Three friends from Leavenworth Kansas Bethany Missouri and Moravia visit Moravia after locating shipmate Leo Agnew at his home. The group learned Moravia is his home and that he served aboard the U S S Cowell during WWII. They plan to visit Ottumwa to see another shipmate Mitchell Hansen.

Leo Agnew Moravia Telephone Co Art Allen Moravia Bill Klinger Roy Kruse Leavenworth Kansas Charles Bennett Bethany Missouri U. S. S. Cowell Thayalt Ottumwa Mitchell Hansen

Funeral Directors Refresher Course Attended in Oskaloosa

Mr and Mrs Carl Black and C A Turner attended a Funeral Directors Refresher Course in Oskaloosa on Monday.

Carl Black C. A. Turner Oskaloosa

Evening Worship and Services at Church of Christ

The Church of Christ announces a 10:00 p m Sunday School with Horace Schaffner as Superintendent and a 7:80 p m Communion Service with no preaching. A 7:80 p m Christian service visits the Harry DuVall home. All are welcome.

Church of Christ Horace Schaffner Harry DuVall

United Brethren Church Service Schedule

United Brethren G. M. Talbott, Pastor leads services at 10 00 p m Church School with Donald Jones superintendent at 10 60 p m Worship Service. 7 00 P M Christian Endeavor. 8 00 p m Evening Service.

United Brethren G. M. Talbott Donald Jones Christian Endeavor

Church Schedules at Nazarene Church

The Church of the Nazarene leads Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. with M. H. Johnson as superintendent and Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Evening service at 8:00 p.m. N.Y. PS and 8:00 p.m. Worship Service also listed. Thursday features Prayer and Bible Study at an unspecified time.

Church of the Nazarene W. E. Burd M. H. Johnson N.Y. PS

Local Church Services Schedule Across Congregations

Esther Babb and Carl Tomlin lead church school sessions at Conium Circuit and Fairview Church with worship at 9 45 a m and 10 30 a m respectively. Don ald Whitehead and Dortha Kenton serve as superintendents guiding Sunday programs and Bible study with Thursday prayer at 8 00 p m. Hilton and Teonium churches list morning services around 10 16 a m and 11 15 a m and evening services at 8 00 p m.

Conium Esther Babb Teonium Church Donald Whitehead Fairview Church Carl Tomlin Hilton Church Dortha Kenton

Nazarene Church Elects Officers

Moravia Church of the Nazarene held its annual meeting and officer elections. M. H. Johnson was reelected as Sunday School superintendent for a fourth year. Mrs. Forrest Main was reelected president of the Woman's Missionary Society. Mrs. Marion Woodward was named president of the Young People's Society. Bill Woodward was chosen choir director and Joyce Burd named pianist.

Moravia

Family reunions scheduled in Moravia park this August

The Lockman reunion will be held Sunday, August 11, in Moravia park with relatives invited. The Main reunion is set for the second Sunday in August, also in Moravia park. Mr. Marvin Gardner and family and Mr. Maurice Walter attended a cooperative dinner at the Mearl Walter home where Loren Bud Wit­ter, recently ill, was noted to be fully recovered.

Ec He Moravia Park Marvin Gardner Maurice Walter Mearl Walter Loren Bud

Fairview Sunday School Plans Bible Study Week

The Fairview Sunday School announces a Daily Vacation Bible School at the church from July 29 to August 2 led by the pastor with assistants Esther Babb Carl Tomlin Lillian Gus Tisue and Betty Jean Foster. A program is planned for Sunday evening August 4.

Fairview Sunday School Esther Babb Carl Tomlin Lillian Gus Tisue Betty Jean Foster

Rumage Collection Day Set By Band For August 20

Local note urges residents to save rummage for the band with collection day on Monday August 20. A band member will call at homes during the day to collect items. Several local residents and visitors are listed with travels and visits in the area including Mrs George Winster Georgiana Ward Lester Herteen and families from Moravia Centerville Springfield Ohio Snyder Oklahoma and Des Moines among others. More locals appear on page six.

George Winster Georgiana Margaret Ward Lester Herteen California Will Fullerton Chicago Dayton J. H. Whiteside Canterville Nellie Pelkington Mattie Fletcher East of Moravia C. &. Peters Illinois Russell Burns Centerville Route 2 John Johnson Schultz Johnson Cheyenne Wyo Rop DuVall Black Hills Guam S. W. Pacific Dorothy Lee Foster Otseiave Charley ‘Ogter H. N. Utterback Willam Gardner T. R. Gardner Rube Anderson Albia Fred Dots R. E. Gackle Mary Lou Oskaloosa N. J. Main Cecil Mason Judy Des Moines Paul Spencer Jack Junior John Spencer Wallace Spencer Carl Spencer Germany Walter Spencer Trenton C. M. McFatridge Bill W. ‘H. Megrew C. C. Coulson Harold Burton Cameron

Charles DePuy to Speak at Methodist Church

Charles DePuy city editor of the Centerville Lowegian will speak at Wesley Chapel at 9 45 a m and at Moravia Methodists Church at 11 o clock on Sunday. He is in demand as an inspirational speaker and a must hear figure for worship.

Methodist Church Charles DePuy Wesley Chapel Moravia

Hold Services for Mrs Estalene Owings

Funeral services for Mrs Estalene Owings were held at 2 00 p m last Thursday at Turner funeral home Moravia Rev W E Burd of the Church of the Nazarene officiated Burial was in Moravia cemetery Gladys Estalene Owings nee Putnam was born in Moravia Town May 4 1904 and died at Chillicothe Mo at 3 05 am July 16 1946 aged 42 years two months and 12 days She was married to Clarence Owings January 16 1921 and they had one child Frances Roberts of Chillicothe Mo She is survived by three grandchildren Carol Mary and Italene Roberts and a number of other relatives and friends She was a member of the Methodist church at Jonesbury Mo Clarence Owings and daughter Frances Robert of Chillicothe Mo and Mr and Mrs Edward Owings of Centralia Mo attended the funeral They spent Thursday night with their cousin Mrs Curtis Burton and Mrs Alfred Carlson and Mrs Burton are cousins of the late Mrs Clarence Owings

Estalene Owings Turner Funeral Home Moravia W. EB. Burd Church of the Nazarene Gladys Estalene Owings Putnam Chillicothe Clarence Owing Frances Roberts Carol Mary Italene Roberts Owings Methodist Church Jonesbury Clarence Owings Frances Robert Edward Owings Centralia Curtis Burton Alfred Carlson Burton

Basil Cowell Post Elects New Legion Officers

Basil Cowell Post American Legion held Monday evening elections naming Clair Callen as Commander Marvin Gardner first vice commander Clarence Hiner second vice Richard Veach adjutant Carl Black sergeant at arms Bill Callen historian Duane Veach chaplain Max Hiner service officer Lester Brain executive committee Gerald Morgan Ralph Pfannebecker Jay Genier Maurice Walter Clell Com Gerald Morgan retiring post commander Jack Landis Fifth District commander attended and spoke installation planned at next regular meeting Monday Aug 12 Newly elected officers are WWII veterans except service officer

Basil Cowell American Legion Clair Callen Marvin Gardner Clarence Hiner Richard Veach Carl Black Bill Callen Duane Veach Max Hiner Lester Brain Gerald Morgan Ralph Pfannebecker Jaygenier Maurice Walter Clell Jack Landis Chariton The Legion

Funeral assistance in Albia drowning tragedy

Carl Black of Turner Funeral Home assisted in Albia on Friday and Saturday mornings with funeral services at Georgetown for four people drowned west of Albia Tuesday night last week. Services also held for Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stone Friday morning and for Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Harris Saturday morning.

Carl Black Turner Funeral Home Albia Georgetown Bob Stone Lloyd Harris

Mrs. Gerald Morgan Becomes Legion Auxiliary President

Mrs. Gerald Morgan was installed as president of the Legion auxiliary at the post home on Tuesday evening July 16. Other officers include Mrs. Jake Day as installing officer and a slate of colleagues across committees such as Americanism and child welfare with Bluffs leaders named. Plans were announced for a picnic and a Sunday dinner event at Moravia park with Ottumwa visitors bringing a well filled basket and Grandma McCrory later enjoying supper from leftovers.

Gerald Morgan The Legion Auxiliary Post Jake Day Bert Turner Harley Tisue von Tracy Zell Callen Chester Broshar Wm. Gardner Howard Smith Ottumwa Grandma McCrory Gomer Stocker Ray Coltrain Roy Matherly

Guests Sunday at Co. R. Burke Home

Those who visited at the home of Mrs. R. Burke Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Hodges and daughter Pat, Mr. and Mrs. Townsend and son Larry, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wells and daughter Jane, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gouman and daughter Sandra Sue, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Cain of Cedar Rapids, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Knight of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dogget of Paris, Mr. Won Underwood from Sedan, Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith and daughter Ann, Mrs. Opha Blumer and children Bonnie, Sammy and Richard, and Max Buckingham. Mrs. Knight and Mr. Underwood are brother and sister of Mrs. Burke. All brought well-filled baskets and enjoyed a lovely dinner.

R. Burke M. Hodges Pat Neil ‘Townsend Larry Frank Wells Jane Francis Goiuan Sandra Sue J. R. Cain Cedar Rapids Henry Knight Los Angeles California Lee Dogget Paris Won Underwood Sedan Iowa Lee Smith Ann Opha Blumer Bonnie Sammy Richard Max Buckingham Knight Underwood Burke

Operation at Kirksville Hospital for Mr Tisue

Harry Tisue former resident two miles north of Moravia underwent a minor operation at Laughlin hospital in Kirksville Missouri on Monday He was accompanied by his wife and son Harold Dean and daughter Mrs Calude Hawk Mr Tisue will undergo a major operation later.

Harry Tisue Moravia Laughlin Hospital Kirksville Harold Dean Calude Hawk Tisue

Entered St Joseph Hospital for Operation at Centerville

Vivian Pfannebecker entered St Joseph hospital at Centerville Wednesday evening and was to undergo an operation Thursday morning.

Vivian Pfannebecker St Joseph Hospital Centerville

Surprise Birthday Party for L F Bisby

A surprise party was held Tuesday evening for L F Bisby planned by Mrs Bisby. Guests included Mr and Mrs Cecil Coulson Mr and Mrs Bert Turner and Mr and Mrs Howard Evans. The evening featured card playing and refreshments of ice cream coffee iced tea and birthday cake.

L. F. Bisby

Iconium Circuit Youth Party at Robert Foster One

Twenty seven young people attended a Friday evening gathering for Iconium Circuit League groups at Robert Foster One. They spent the time playing outdoor games and enjoyed ice cream and cake as refreshments.

Robert Foster Iconium

Mrs. Charles Broshar to Rochester Mayo Clinic examination

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Broshar and James Kuster with Mr. and Mrs. John Suffieoal traveled to Rochester Minnesota Sunday for Mrs. Broshar to enter the Mayo Clinic for examination Tuesday. The Broshar and Suffieoal children are guests of their grandmother Mrs. James Kaster.

Charles Broshar James Kuster John Rochester

Appreciation for flowers and kindness to Mire Lee Johnsons

In appreciation I express thanks for the flowers cards and kindnesses received during illness and hospitalization to Mire Lee Johnsons.

Lee Johnsons

Visitors from Montana Stay in Moravia and Centerville

Entertainers from Hysham Montana Mrs Jack Van den Diesen Frances Eloise and Jimmie arrived Friday to visit relatives in Moravia and Centerville. They were hosted Saturday by Mrs Mary Hoskinson Mrs Stella Carter and Mrs Birdie Main at the Hoskinson home. The weekend included a cooperative dinner at the Frank Houser home east of Centerville. Moravia guests included Mrs Hoskinson Mrs Carter Mrs Main and Herbert Main. Gaylord Main and daughter Joanne of Unionville attended.

AnguS Association Picnic Sees Spencer Tie for First in Cattle Judging

The Southeastern District Aberdeen Angus Breeders Association picnic was held Sunday at the Eltun Brown farms near Rose Hill. Spencer tied for first place in cattle judging while Frank Wilson earned second place.

Frank Wilson James John and Paul Ralph Spencer Warren Rouse Aberdeen Angus Breeders Association Eltun Brown Farms Rose Hil Spencer Wilson

Local Births Reported From Centerville and Mora

Mr and Mrs Frank Woodward celebrate the birth of a son Tuesday morning July 23 at St Josephs hospital in Centerville. Mr and Mrs Rudolph Broshar of San Antonio Texas welcome Donna Kay born July 15 with grandparents Mr and Mrs H G Broshar of Mora listed as the childs grandparents.

Frank Woodward St. Joseph's Hospital Centerville Rudolph Broshar San Antonio Texas Donna Kay H. G. Broshar Moravia

Also Mentioned on This Page

M. H. Elgon Matherly Reunion L. BH. Hawes Methodist Hospital P. K. Horner Hiner Cousins Nellie Duvall Ray Bennett Farm Bureau Meeting Paul Burns Veteran’s Hospital Leo Agnew Ofuneral Nazarene Church Methodist Mrs. Morgan Co. R. Burke Kirksville Hospital Rochester, Minn Montana Angus Association
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