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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1950

Page

7

Local Social Roundup From Albia and Nearby Towns

A crowd of residents attended visits and gatherings across Albia Centerville and Confidence with many friends and relatives dropping by homes and churches. Notables include Mr and Mrs Edward McCord at a funeral for Larry McCord, and diary-style notes of family visits to the Dell Hellyer and Perry homes along with church attendance at Confidence.

Edward McCord Larry McGord Raymond Perry Sors Apent Aibett Perry Cass Hamilton Lloyd. Brews Centersville Mize Karol Atin Hellyer Dell Hellyer Bert Rinehart Mary Lou Georgé Gerald Frank Lew ‘Rinehart George Heliger Eve- King Oallete Mira Robert Tarr le Jit Eugené Ronard McCord Martha Orville Clarence Whitehead Sandra Delbert Calhoun Richard Dell Hellytt Hazel George McCombs Coleen George Argo Vern Sheldon Fred Sheldon Albia Homer, Hamilton Harlan Lewin Bertha Clark Dale, Sonnenberg Horton Potts Ray McCord Edward’ McCord Hiraday Horton Otts

Local Socials and Callers Highlight Quiet Week

Mrs George Haymond hosts a small gathering with family and neighbors including Mr and Mrs Hert Swift and Mr and Mrs LeRoy Brown. Afternoon visitors included Mrs Nel Argo and Keith with Laura Jo, plus Merle Diecks and Kelsey. Several households had Sunday calls from Mitchel Hammond and Clinton Albertson family at Glen Anderson’s. Priscilla Mehrhoff visited Penfield household. Methodist ladies met with Nellie Thompson and Carzie.

Birdiayaki Merle Diecks

Coulson Family News and Local Visits

Sunday afternoon visitors at the E A Lusehonte included Mr and Mrs R E and the Carl Shaffer family of Chicago plus many neighbors and friends calling on Martha and Edith Coulson. The piece notes multiple callers, dinners, and social visits, with a two part feature on Wilson Minzer in The American Weekly and Prince of Pixies in the Chicago Herald American.

E. A. Lusehonte Mra A Suse R. E Carl Shaffer Chicago Martha Edith Coulson Clyde’ McDonald Clarence Dowd Sylvia Callen Lester Strunk Francis Miller Joe Martin Russell Burns Allie Boyer Lola Perry iMikeld Ligonid Jone Ray Sunson Jane Beverly Howard Underwood Dick, Morrison Raymond Ashby Bill Lisg Dwight’ Stocker Mikels Russell Burna Charlene Jimmie Mary Burns Susan Carol Miller Theo Miller E. O. Tucker Karl Fischer Karleen Leon Burns E. A. Lose Clyde Gladfelder Darlene Herb Boblenz Nancy Jerry Qonnie Ernest Weat Wilson Minzer American Weekly

Morning Union subscription seen as a thoughtful gift

A subscription to The Morning Union is suggested as a delightful gift for any occasion, offering the recipient access to daily news and features. The note highlights the newspaper as a considerate present option that supports informed, engaged readership.

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Main Station By Mrs. John Foster

Attendance at Fairview church Sunday was 21. Various local families visited, dined, or spent weekends with the Fosters and nearby households, including the Luses, Rogers, Gladfelder, Tomlin, and other Centerville residents during the period.

John Foster Fairview Church Risaie Gladfelder Judy Twyla Foster J. P. Foster George McDonald Cody Luses Carl Tomlin John Hicks Donnie Robert Foster Lyrin Fenton Centerville Carl Shaffer Clyde Gladfelder Trenton Gladfelder Belle Whicker Dean Twyla Frank Gladfelder Kermit Gladfelder Kester Gladfelder Keith Gladfelder Norma Lee Merchester

Road Vacation Petition in Ap Panoose County Iowa

The Board of Supervisors approved a road vacation petition by E. W. Campbell et al to vacate parts of Highway No. 367 and No. 576 in township 70 north range 16 west. The meeting, led by Chairman Harry Stickler and supervisors Hermes and Harper, discussed replacing the county building for road storage.

E. W. Campbell Board of Supervisors Ap Panoose County Iowa Harry Stickler John F. Hermes Walter Harper

Appanoose County to Seek Bond for New Storage Building

The Board of Supervisors introduces a resolution to submit to voters on June 5 1950 the borrowing of 80 000 for purchase of a site and erection of a storage building for road machinery and bridge materials. Public notice will run four weeks in Centerville Daily Journal and Citizen and expenses to be repaid by a ¼ mill tax for eight years.

Harry Stickler Vetera Appanoose County Iowa W. G. Harper J. F. Hermes County Board of Supervisors Board OF Supervisors Appanoose Cunty Centerville Jowegian & Citiizen Panoose Towa Board. OF Supervisors Doyle E. Hampton

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Salem Esel Heltyer Josh Gladfelder Jerry Brown Adel Gary Berry Atte Tarher Dewey Ripper A. S. Browns Linda Irwin Ving Ategcorps Hammonds Dormén Tein Larry Wand Shannon Carpenter Artis Carpenter Truman Tarbell Beryl Brown Patty McNamar Stella Argos Laura Martin Algia A. J. Brown Osa Will Kelsey Confidence Laura Dicks Merle Dicks Flea Crosley Shelyador Electric Black Pfeister DeVos Implement Co John Deere Tconium George Haymond Roy F. Himelick Democratic Monroe County Himelick Geli Goode Frank Swaim Moravia Jowa the Board of Supervisors Attest Doyle Hampton Ford Tractors Dearborn Farm Equipment Briggs Motor Tractor Division Iowa Highway 60 Aett Moravia Amos McGhghy Basil Cowell American . Legion Max McDonough Harold Burton Glen van Ness Republican Board of Pleasant Township American Legion Our County DAVIS Davis Paint Store Karl Lecompte Congress
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