Harry Pearson Elected Commander at Legion Officer Night
Harry Pearson chosen as Commander to succeed Clair Callen at the American Legion Basil Cowell Post No. 361 Harland L. Pearson, reelected Richard Veach as Adjutant with officers including Clarence Hiner Floyd Hiner Carl Black Howard Smith Roy Matherly and Lester Brain reelected. Executive committee members named Harold Burton Wm Callen Zell Callen Gerald Morgan. Chet Broshar installed. Twenty five members attended watermelon feed. Pearson WWI veteran and Credit Manager at Success Barber Beauty Supply Co.
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Basil Cowell
American Legion
Legion
Harland L
Harry) Pearson
Clair Callen
Richard Veach
Clarence Hiner
Floyd Hiner
Carl Black
Howard Smith
Roy Matherly
Lester Brain
Harold Burton
Wm. Callen
Zell Callen
Gerald Morgan
Chet Broshar
Success Barber & Beauty Supply Co
Dale Laws Enters Mechanical School
A 1947 Moravia high school and World War I Navy veteran, Dale Laws, has joined the training department of Chambers Garage Ford mechanics school in Des Moines. The department currently has zero students enrolled and the course lasts one year. After graduation, Laws plans to take the Iowa Highway Patrol examination. Mrs. Laws works in Des Moines as secretary at Auto Insurance Co.
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Moravia High School
Dale Laws
Chambers Garage
Ford Mechanics School
Des Moines
Dale
Iowa Highway Park
Sunday Guests At John Laws Home
Sunday gatherings at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Luse honored two July birthday anniversaries with a cooperative supper. Attendees included Bill Luse, Billie Joan, Gene Judge, Diane Judge, Raymond Ashby, Richard Morrison, Harry Rueschau, and Pete Bullis along with extended family members.
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Bert Luse
Richard Morrison
Harry Rueschau
Pete Bullis
Entertain in Honor of Out of State Guests
Mr and Mrs Orrin Callen hosted a cooperative dinner Sunday for guests from Indiana Illinois Michigan and Iowa including C L Callen Eddy Albertson Ruth Hoffman and Elaine. Attendees listed include Haley Scott Sherman Callen Ross Sears Floyd Albertson Darene David Dale Moore Melrose Mystic Newton Moravia Davenport Columbus Junction and other Callen family members.
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Orrin Callen
C. L. Callen
South Ind
Ind
Mra
Eddy Albertson
Ruth Hoffman
Howard
Milan
Haley Scott
Sherman Callen
Beasie Callen
Ross Sears
Floyd Albertson
Ear
Albia
Donnie Allen
Lansing
Mich
Clinton Albertson
Lois
Bobby
Darlene
Plano
Iowa
Lloyd Clark
Dardene
David and
Dale
Elbert Moore
Joan
Melrose
Gilbert Callen
Mystic
Gilbert Woodcock
Miriam
Patricia
Mayme Callen
Newton
Norris Callen
Marvin
Lloyd Callen
Evelyn
Gene
David
Moravia
Stella Brown
Davenport
Dorothy McConahay
Nancy
Brian
Columbus Junction
Orrin Cullen
Betty
Larry
George Irelan celebrates 82nd birthday at Ottumwa home
George Irelan turned 82 with family from Moravia Unionville Bloomfield Ottumwa gathering at the Bradshaw home in Ottumwa. Attendees included Clara Irelan and relatives from Moravia Unionville Bloomfield Ottumwa. The event featured a cooperative dinner as part of the celebration. A separate notice states the Beauty Shop will be closed the week of August 11.
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George Trelan
Lester Bradshaw
Ottumwa
Moravia
Clara
Lawrence Roland
Elvin Stocker
Johnnie Irelan
Unionville
Bill Irelan
Gereld Irelan
Bloomfield
Olives Adams
Delmar Bradshaw
Bob Martsching
Royce Petitit
Faucheo Winsler
Moravia Receives State Liquor Tax Share Check
George Winslet Moravia town clerk reports a state liquor commission check for 258.57 representing Moravia share of a 5% liquor tax. Funds are distributed on population basis roughly one dollar per person per quarter to assist local law enforcement financing.
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George Winslet
State Liquor Commission
Moravia
Moravia Post Office Keeps Second Class Status
Postmaster Don Pettibone announces Moravia Post Office will remain in the second class category for at least another year. The year's receipts total $11,718,756. The office employs six people and handles mail nine times daily.
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Moravia
Don Pettibone
Services in Russell for John W. Kenton
Funerals for John W. Kenton 64 farmer from five miles northwest of Moravia were held Tuesday at the Baptist church in Russell. Born December 28 1882 he was the son of William Kenton. Surviving are two sons Lt Roy M Kenton of Rhode Island and John R Kenton SF 2c of San Diego, two daughters Ruth and Dorothy Kenton at home, a brother and sister in Russell. His wife Ina Leiber and a daughter Mary Ellen preceded him in death.
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John W. Kenton
Moravia
Smith Hospital
Albia
Baptist
Rhode Island
John R. Kenton
SF 2/c
San Diego
Ruth
Dorothy Kenton
Russell
Services Held For John Kenton At Russell Baptist
More than fifty neighbors and friends attended the funeral for John Kenton Tuesday at the Baptist church in Russell. Large floral offerings signified the family’s high esteem in the community.
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John Kenton
Mr. Kenton
the Baptist Church
Russell
Douglas Doughboys Rold July Meeting at Phillips Home
The Douglas Doughboys held their regular monthly meeting at the Keith Phillips home on July 25. Merton Roase chaired the session with roll call noting “Plans for Fair.” Members present included Clair McDane, Howard and Wendell Phillips, Merton and Marilyn Rose, Doyle Hampton, Rex Lewis, with visitors Mrs. Doyle Hampton, Donald and Ronald, Mrs. Cyril McDane, Mrs. Lloyd Rose and Billie, and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Phillips and daughter Olive. Refreshments of fruit salad, cookies, and kool aid were served by Mrs. Phillips.
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Douglas Doughboysa
Keith Phillips
Merton Roae
Clair McDane
Howard
Wendell Phillips
Merton
Marilyn Rose
Doyle Hampton
Rex Lewis
Donald
Ronald
Cyril McDane
Lloyd Rose
Billie
Olive
Phillips
Marilyn Rouse
Women Society of Christian Service Meets at Coulson Home
Members gathered at Mrs. Marjorie Coulson’s home with Mrs. Wm. Gardner presiding. De votions led by Coulson and program by Fannie Cahen on recreation for children in summer. August workers named for sick and newcomers. plans for a Des Moines Community Center Christmas party with gifts and clothing. Cooperative luncheon served. guests included Mrs. M. H. Elson and her daughter Janice.
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Women’s Society of Christian Service
Marjorie Coulson
Wm. Gardner
Lauemma Palmer
Cameron
Des Moines
Sadie Buckmaster
Bessie Cameron
M. H. Elson
Janice
Good Attendance at Church Night Progr
About fifty persons attended the monthly church night at Evangelical United Brethren church Friday evening with Mrs. Harold Mason in charge. Joan Callen played clarinet rolo with Mary Rose Main at the organ, while Margaret and Mary Ellen Ondra sang two songs. Mrs. Charles Coffin spoke on the Sunday School convention in Des Moines, a playlet "Hiring A Schoolitta'pin" was performed with named participants, Rev. Earl Rabuck led the closing prayer, refreshments were served, and the August committee was named: Mrs. T. J. Luse, Mrs. Harry Woodward, and Joan Dille.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Harold Mason
Joan Callen
Mary Rose Main
Margaret
Mary Ellen €Ondra
Charles Coffin
Des Moines
Cori VauZante
Wendell Murdy
Mary Ruse
Earl Rabuck
Siegetvice
Misun
Habuck
T. J. Luse
Mere
Harry Woodward
Joan Dille
Moravia Drops Close Moravia Softball Defeated 9 8 by Unionville
Moravia led 6 2 after four innings and 8 5 in the seventh before Unionville rallied in the final frame to win 9 8. Moravia pitcher George Van Dorin allowed six hits as four errors hurt the defense. Unionville pitcher Morton also gave up six hits with three errors. Moravia lineup included Whitehead Hellyer Hannum Purvis Tisue Van Dorin Luse Woodward Brown. Upcoming schedule shows games at Lovilla Bloomfield Attica Lovilia and Unionville at home.
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Unionville
John Laws
Moravia
George van Dorin
Morton
Whitehead
Hellyer
Hannum
Purvis
Tisue
van Dorin
Luse
Woodward
Brown
Lovilla
Bloomfield
Lovilia
Attica
Moravia Post Office Clerk Exam Announced
Gerald Morgan announces applications for probational Substitute Clerk jobs at Moravia Iowa Post Office. Pay $1.04 per hour. US citizens or those with allegiance. ages 18 to 60, veterans and Federal Service exceptions. Written test about four hours. apply by August 19 1947 through the Eighth U S Civil Service Regional Office Saint Paul Minnesota.
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Gerald Morgan
Moravia
Iowa
United States
Morgan
Board of U. S. Civil Services Examiners
U. S. Civil Service Resonal
Saint Paul
Minnesota
U. S. Civil Service
County 4-H Girls Hold Annual Tea in Cen terville
Appanoose County 4-H girls held their annual tea at the Centerville Community Center on Saturday July 26. About 70 girls and mothers attended despite heat as the County Club committee and officers led the program with introductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appanoose County 4-H
Centerville
W. R. Hefner
John Bohm
L. N. Carter
Floyd Gordon
Clara Morrison
Clifford Foster
County Fair Opens Tuesday at Centerville Grounds
Appalouse County plans for the Centerville fair are set with all space loaned for industrial exhibits. Leroy Smith and 5S V Carpenter promise visitors will see modern farm implements, household appliances, feeds, seeds, and building materials along with airplanes. 4-H and FFA work show growth, track and amphitheater work proceeds, and the fair’s entertainment program is touted as the best yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalouse County
Centerville
Leroy Smith
V. Carpenter
Appannose
FFA
LWO
Don Pullman
Fair Board
BR. O. Duree
Fairgrounds
Karl Fischer
Centerville Fair
Evangelical United Brethren Church Activities
Evangelical United Brethren Church led by Pastor Earl Rabuck holds Sunday School at 10:00 with Donald Jones as superintendent, worship at 10:50, Youth Fellowship at 7:00, music at 8:00, and prayer meeting Wednesday. Family camp at Cedar Falls planned for next week for all preachers and families and interested others. Attend church Sunday. Temperature comment: church no hotter than other places.
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Evangelical United Brethren
Earl Rabuck
Donald Jones
Cedar Falls
Evangelical United “Brethren
Grace Methodist Church Moravia Service and Sunday School
Grace Methodist Church Moravia announces Sunday School at 10:00 and 11:00 a.m. preaching services led by Pastor J.C. Davis with M.Y.F. Group Alefa Hiatt as counselor. Wesley Chapel conducts a 9:45 a.m. preaching service and a 10:45 a.m. Sunday School session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist Church
Moravia
Town Key
J.C. Davis
M.Y.F. Group
Alefa
Hiatt
Wesley Chapel
Horace and Clarence Schaffner Lead Weekly Church Services
The Church of Christ lists Sunday schedule with 10:50 a.m. Communion and 11:00 a.m. Worship service. Horace Schaffner and Clarence Schaffner alternate in the pulpit. An 8:00 p.m. Evening Service occurs each Sunday with the Schaffner brothers sharing duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ounung Achool
Horace Schaffner
Horace
Clarence Schaffner
Schaffner Brothers
Church of the Nazarene Service Schedule
Church of the Nazarene announces Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. with M. H. Johnson as superintendent Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Evening services at 7:30 p.m. with NS Prayer and Bible Study at 8:00 p.m. Thursday Prayer and Bible Study at 8:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarene
W. EB. Burd
M. H. Johnson
Calif. guest visits after long absence in Iowa
Rev and Mrs J C Davis hosted Leroy S Varney of Pasadena California as their guest. He traveled by car to Jefferson City Missouri, then took a bus to Ottumwa, but was removed from the bus at Lebanon Missouri due to a heart attack and rested for 10 days. He is slowly recovering and hopes to enjoy Iowa again, having not returned in 60 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Davis
Davis
Leroy S. Varney
Pasadena
California
Jefferson City
Ottumwa
Lebanon
Iowa
Boyer Family Holds Annual Reunion in Centerville Iowa
E H Boyer descendants gathered at Eli Hiatt home on East State St Centerville Iowa on Sunday July 27 1947 for a noon dinner and afternoon program. Betty Jean Foster and others led songs recitations and solos with Beulah Quirk Mary Bull and Carl Boyer among attendees. Committees elected for the coming year included Elahvunne Wailes as secretary treasurer and Ava Foster Lola Boyer on the program committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Hiatt
East State St
Centerville
Iowa
E. H. Boyer
Yvonne Broshar l
Lillian Tomlin
Bissie
Gladfelder
Betty Jean Foster
Judy Kay Gladfelder
Rose Mary Quick
Carol Ann Main
Jimmy Burns
Karen Boyer
Karen Key
Paul Dean Burns
Karen Key Burns
Florene Purvis
Alfred Myers
Charlene
Olsin Foster
Betty Jean
Judy Donovan
Charlene Burns
Beulah Quirk
Mary Bull
Carl Boyer
Elahvunne Wailes
Ava Foster
Lola Boyer
John Foster
George Boyer
Gertie Boyer
Allie Boyer
Lola
Ray Purvis
Freeman
Florene
Dorin Wailes
Ferrell Purvis
Ivan Boyer
Karen
Runnie
Lew Hiner
Ted Brozhar
Virgil
Carl Tomlin
Lillian
Dean
Kenneth Gladfelder
Robert Gene
Judy
Chas Quick
Rose Mary
Caleb Ball
Otin Pus
Rex
David Weston
Larry
Leon Burns
Paul Dean
Keren Kay
Rassell Burns
Charlene Wid Jimmy
Dick Lucas
Hichard Lee
Cail
Larry Main
John Brosher
Donovan Judith Ane
Mitchell Alfred M
Pearle Buyer
Gene
Eddie
Robert Foster
Ferne
Twyla
Mra
Jack McKern
Terry Leu
Moravia School Reopens August 25
Moravia prepares to open the 1947-48 term on August 25 with enrollment from August 18 to 23. Superintendent J. J. Hickman, back from study in Ames, will lead enrollment with secretary Phyllis Laws. Bus routes are to be finalized. two new 24 passenger buses will bring total to five. teacher applications are pending and vacancies expected to be filled within 10 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Hickman
Ames
Iowa State College
Bryan
Cushman
Hickman
Mo‘ravia
Phyllis Laws
Moravia
Roy Lovell dies of heart attack at Inyokern base hospital
Roy E. Lovell 67 died of a heart attack at 3 35 p m Friday at the Naval Base Hospital Inyokern California fifteen minutes after admission He had worked at U S Naval Ordnance Testing Station Ottumwa since 1945 earlier from Honolulu He was born Feb 28 1880 near Unionville Iowa married Mae Evans Dec 24 1902 five children survive including Ruthann Merle preceded in death by a son He served in Pearl Harbor shipyard and is a member of Ottumwa Masonic Lodge Survivors include daughter Ruthann Ottumwa son John in Bucharest Lloyd at sea Edgar Ottumwa sister Mrs Charles Coffin Moravia brothers Paul Oregon Cliffont Galesburg Body at O Donnell funeral home Mojave and to be sent to Ottumwa for services and burial.
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Roy E. Lovell
Naval Base Hospital
Inyokern
Calif
U. S. Naval Ordnance Testing Station
Naval Base
Honolulu
T. H
Unionville
Iowa
John
Emma Brain Lovell
Mae Evans
Merle
Rose Chase
Pearl ‘Harbor
Ottumwa
Oregon
Cliflfont Lovell
Galesburg
O'Donnell
Mojave
Ottuowa
Moravia Clergyman Hurt in Barn Bucking Incident
Rev W E Burd of Moravia was injured at the Albia sale barn when a horse bucked and struck him against an overhead beam. Nine stitches were needed to close a head wound.
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Albiasale
W. E. Burd
Moravia
Birthday Dinner Honoring Mrs Oehler
Mr and Mrs Jay B Oehler entertained at a six o clock dinner Monday for the birthday anniversary of their mother Mrs BE F Oehler The table featured two birthday bakes Attending were Mr and Mrs Kenneth Barghahn and daughter Linda of Knoxville and Mr and Mrs Ted Oehler of Centerville
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Jay B. Oehler
BE. F. Oehler
Kenneth Barghahn
Linda
Knoxville
Ted Oehler
Centerville
Army Recruiter Posts In Centerville And Moravia
An Army recruiter announces Thursday availability in Moravia at the post office building and in Centerville at the courthouse, with hours 1:00 to 4:00 PM on Thursdays and 6:30 to 10:00 AM daily Monday through Saturday. He urges high school graduates to inquire about the Air Corps training options and notes eligibility for veterans regarding pamphlet 12-10 and MOS reclassification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
Moravia
Katter
Air Corps
W.D
Piervige Dnen
M.O.S
Bivin Taken to Laughlin Hospital in Kirksville
After several days illness W. C. Bivin was taken to Laughlin hospital in Kirksville Missouri Tuesday morning by Turner ambulance. He will undergo a major operation there soon, with Mrs. Bivin accompanying him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Bivin
Laughlin
Kirksville
Turner
Boosters To Hold Cooperative Supper In Moravia Park
Moravia Booster Club members and families will hold a cooperative supper Friday evening. H. K. Smith John Veach and Fred Hammond serve on the arrangements committee. Supper starts at 7:00 PM in Moravia Park followed by the club's regular business session at the Community building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Haystacker collapse injures three at Cass Hamilton farm
Keith Gladfelder suffered a head injury and Clyde Gladfelder fractured two bones in his right foot when the haystacker they stood on fell after a rope untied. The accident occurred near Main Station as they rode down from a stack top. Frank Gladfelder escaped serious injury, while Keith was unconscious and Clyde was hospitalized then returned home for cast placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Gladfelder
Clyde Gladfelder
Cass Hamilton
Frank Gladfelder
St. Joseph Hospital
Centerville
Wanda Kaster Weds Leonard Bruner in Illinois Home
Mr and Mrs Averill Kaster announce the marriage of their daughter Wanda of Milan to Leonard Bruner of Milan The wedding occurred Thursday evening July 17 at a Milan home with a dinner for invited guests They will reside in Lebanon Indiana
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Averill Kastér
Wanda
Milan
Leonard Bruner
Lebanon
Indiana
International Sunday School Convention Attendees Listed
Rev Earl Rabuck and son Bruce attended the 21st International Sunday School Convention in Des Moines along with Mary Rose Main Mrs E G Hawk and Mrs Charles Coffin. Miss Main represented the Evangelical United Brethren church as a delegate from the Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Rabuck
Bruce
Mary Rose Main
E. G. Hawk
Charles Coffin
Des Moines
Miss Main
Evangelical United Brethren ‘Church
Good Agriculture MAKES A Better Community by M. H. Elson
All veterans planning to enroll for the Institution-on-farm training program should do so by August 3. Enrollment information can be obtained from the vocational agriculture instructor in Moravia. The first meeting of the next quarter will be at 7:00 p.m. August 13. This will be the beginning of the third quarter of the training program.
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Moravia
Boys Will Show in County and State Fairs
Several FFA and 4-H members will exhibit projects at the county and state fairs. County fair combines junior and senior exhibitors while state fair separates 4-H and FFA competitors. Names mentioned include Keith Wood Richard McDanel Clell McDanel LaVerne McDanel. entries due by August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.F.A
Keith Wood
Richard McDanel
Clell McDanel
LaVerne McDanel
PRA
Royse Bernie Ture
Develo
Decbt
Soso
Good Streets Are Now A Reality In Moravia
Moravia officials hail smooth dust free streets as Saline Co Asphalt Co finishes last week’s project here and starts a similar job in Blakesburg. More work awaits material supplies and the mayor asks cooperation to finish with minimal delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Seymour delegation studies Moravia street work
A Seymour delegation of residents and city officials visited Moravia on Friday afternoon to study Saline County Asphalt Co. methods for black topping streets. Delegation members included J. N. Condra, George and Bert Voyce, Loami Allison, Dwight Miller, Ivan McKelvey, Jud Hanna, H. E. Morrison, Don Banning and Glen Ruby. Ruby recently returned from Alaska and plans a government mission to Portugal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Moravia
Saline County Asphalt Co
J. N. Condra
George
Bert Voyce
Loami Allison
Dwight Miller
Ivan McKelvey
Jud Hanna
H. FE. Morrison
Don Banning
Glen Ruby
Mr. Ruby
Alaska
Portugal
Lockman Family Reunion Notice for August 10 at Moravia Park
The Lockman reunion will be held on the second Sunday in August the 10th at Moravia Park. All relatives are invited to attend and have a good time with refreshments provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockman
Moravia Park
Public Auction Next Saturday in Donahoo Sale
Public sale set for Saturday, Aug 2, by Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Donahoo offering house, lot and household goods. U S Mangle to act as auctioneer. Rev W E Burd to offer a car, saddle mare and small items. See adver on page two for complete list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Burd
Donahoos Visit Moravia for Auction and Family Reunion
Mr and Mrs A W Donahoo of Richland Washington are in Moravia this week arranging a public auction of their house lot and household goods for next Saturday afternoon A family reunion will be held there Sunday The couple will visit their son Alvin and family in Sigourney before leaving for Washington around August 8 They will stop in Lincoln Nebraska to visit Donahood's mother en route home
Moravian Initiated Into Kappa Delta Pi at Drake
Don R. Blackman son of Mr and Mrs M K Blackman Moravia is among 30 Drake University students initiated into Kappa Delta Pi honorary fraternity in ceremonies at 4 15 p m today in the Carnegie record room of Howard Hall. He will also attend a banquet at 6 80 p m at Younkers tearoom with Nelson radio news commentator for WHO speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don R. Blackman
M. K. Blackman
Moravia
Drake University
Kappa Delta Pi
Carnegie Record Room
Howard All
Don
Younkers
Nelson
WHO
Return From Vacation Visit in Missouri
Rev and Mrs W E Burd and Joyce returned Friday from a visit with his parents at Iberia Missouri Other guests were their daughter Betey who had been vacationing with relatives in Illinois and St Louis She came home with her parents to visit until August 4 before resuming her nurses training at Murhalltown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Burd
Joyce
W. D. Burd
Iberia
Betey
Ilinois
St. Louis
Murhalltown
Nazarene Youth Fellowship Hosts at Blakesbury Party
Mr and Mrs Henry Horn entertained the Youths Fellowship of the church at Ue Nagarene near Blakesbury Friday evening. In the business session Mrs Bill Woodward was reelected president and Mrs Carson Jourdan secretary treasurer. Mrs W E Burd led a devotional period before games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Horn
Blakesbury
Church of Ue Nagarene
Bill Woodward
N Y.F
Carson Jourdan
W. E. Burd
Baby Born to Mr and Mrs Gullaher at Smith Hospital Albia
Mr and Mrs Max Gullaher are the proud parents of a son born July 30 at Smith Hospital in Albia. Mr and Mrs Gollaner are listed as the grandparents. Another birth note mentions Mr and Mrs Richard Guilder of Yakima, Washington, with details partially garbled.
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Mire
Max Gullaher
Sun
Smith Hospital
Albia
G. L. Gollaner
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