Busy week for Enon area families fills church and field
Prayer circle met at Mrs Go mer Stocker home while Vina Taylor led pupils to Center ville park for a picnic. 4 H members initiated Ray Charity as honorary member and practiced at Alcian. Norma Lee Faber visited grandparents. Strawberries ripened as farmers labored to haul rock for the new road to Enon school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gomer Stocker
Vina Taylor
Centerville Park
Papila
Harold Hawk
Colleen
Lawrence
Dommer
Mike
Dallas Faber
Norma Lee
Maurice Crist
Karen
Hal
Ray Charity
Albian
Elover
K. C. Potts
Jéanne
Joanine
Nancy Caroll
Albia High School
Norma Lee Faber
R. S. Faber
Nadine
As Griffin
Pri
Doyle McDanething
Lawrence Dorhmer
Randy
John Kelly
Glen Fowler
Ius Wentland
Linda
Paula
Chesterton
Ind
Alva Fowler
Udell
Richard Bentzinger
Roddy
Joanne Hawk Mervin McDanel
Clifford Stocker
R. 5. Faber
Oscar Harvey
Carroll
Wayne McDanet
Debra Sue
Doyle McDanet
Russell Hughes
Community Notes From Union Township Social Week
Carla Miller played with Hope Kelley Tuesday afternoon. Roger and Sherman Kelley were dinner guests Tuesday with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Cross. Sherryl and Gordon Doggett spent Thursday with Mrs. Gaylord Main and others. Diana and Mildred Kelley visited Mrs. Mary Burns Friday. Walter Harper called Saturday. Gene Paris was an overnight guest of Dennis Kelley Saturday. The Burdette Cox family hosted weekend visits and Sunday meals with local households. Wedding in Des Moines drew F. E. Boyer and Harry Woodward to Central Nazarene Church for Bill Woodward Jr. and Leila Ellis. Dale Cox and family spent time at the Cox home. Community ties remain strong with frequent visits among local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carla Miller
Hope Kelley
Roger
Sherman Kelley
Perry Cross
Sherryl
Gordon Doggett
Gaylord Main
Margaret Fenton
John Kelley
Herschel Kelley
Nancy Ward
Burdette Cox
Rowena
Nyle
Rex Angels
Diana
Mildred Kelley
Mary Burns
Walter Harper
Gene Paris
Dennis Kelley
Bill Robinsons
F. E. Boyer
Harry Woodward
Des Moines
Bill Woodward, Jr
Leila Ellis
Central Nazarene Church
Dale Cox
Burdette Cox Home. Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Horn
Becky
Nadine Dommer
Randy
Burdite Cox
Glenys Fenton
Harold Fenton
Frank Cox
Busy Maidens 4-H Club Meets at Linda Johnson Home
The Busy Maidens 4-H met May 13 at Linda Johnson's home. Members pledged and roll called with seven. Martha Rouse won the Senior Better Grooming contest. Sharon Gay won the Junior. Martha spoke on fabrics, Linda Davis on hair care, Linda John demonstrated gathering net, and Sharon Gay demonstrated care of hands and nails. Martha plans to run for county office with Becky Whitlock as campaign speaker. Delegates named Linda Davis and Marilyn Turner. Meeting adjourned after records were read. refreshments served. Attendees included leaders Mrs. Margaret Turner and Mrs. Maiie Whitlock, judge Mrs. Walter Gardner, and visitors Mrs. Warren Rouse and others. Reporter: Sharon Gay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Johnson
Martha Rouse
Sharon Gay
Linda Davis
Linda John
Becky Whitlock
Marilyn Turner
Linda
Marilyn
Jeanne Turner
Franklin Farmers Plan Regular Third Tuesday Meetings
The Franklin Farmers met at Vosburgh school house on May 18 and decided to hold future meetings on the third Tuesday of each month. They planned their annual 4-H tour by June. Afterward refreshments were served by Connie and Max McAninch and others. Orville McCord gave an interesting talk and demonstration on gun safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vosburgh School House
Connie
Max McAninch
Allen Ammons
Orville McCord
Richard Perry
Larry Whitehead
Tom Penfield
Richard Calhoun
Richard
Nancy Mosley
Jerry Hawk
Bruce Thompson
Taylorettes 4-H Club Meeting Recap
The Tay lor Ettes 4 H club met May 28 at 1 30 pm at Janice Brown home with 9 members and 1 associate present President Connie Roblenz led pledge to the American flag. Nellie Argo spoke on why I keep my expense account back. Janice McDonough demonstrated making a flat apron. A team demo by Janice Brown and Diane Kincade showed a gathered skirt. Refreshments served by Janice and mother. Next at Diane Linda and Sharon Judge home. Reporters Diane Kincade and Nelle Argo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor-Ettes 4-H Club
Janice Brown
Connie Roblenz
Nellie Argo
Janice McDonough
Diane Kincade
Janice
Diane
Linda
Sharon Judge
Nelle Argo
Barbara Darby and Judy Gillen Host Notable Guests
Barbara Darby and Judy Gillen hosted nine attendees for a social event with reporter Nancy Carol Fabet noting the gathering and six other guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Darby
Judy Gillen
Nancy Carol Fabet
Ur bana Doers 4-H Club Meeting Highlights May 29
Ur bana Doers 4-H Club met Friday at Judy Foster’s Blakesburg home to discuss the annual Rally day program. Jeanne Hawk announced her county office bid with Linda Ward as campaign speaker. Delegates named for events include Nancy Carol Faber Eloise Leffler Dianne Faber and Judy Foster. Mary Proctor attends State Convention in Ames. demonstrations by Judy Gillan and the team of Barbara Darby and Joanne Hawk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana Doers
Judy Foster
Blakesarge
Jeanne Hawk
Linda Ward
Nancy Carol Faber
Eloise Leffler
Dianne Faber
Lake Ahquabi
Mary Proctor
Ames
Judy Gillan
Barbara Darby
Joanne Hawk
Mrs. Foster
Judy
Eloise Settler
Jeanne
Carolyn Archer
Martha
Madelyn Sinlair
Dianne
Cathy Faber
Faylortotlery 4 H Club Meeting Notes
Faylortotlery 4 H Club met at the home of Ted and Ralph Mc Donough on Monday evening June 8. President Donald West led the pledge and roll call. six members named what they plan to take to the fair. Minutes were approved. Plans included 4 H camp at Madrid July 22 to 24 with Ralph McDonough and Jim Argo attending, and short course at Ames June 16 to 18 for Donald West and Jerry Boblez. The club voted to share half the delegates' expenses and discussed an ice cream social and a basket dinner in Moravia park July 12. A 4 H tour would follow dinner. The meeting closed with the pledge to the 4 H flag. Demonstrations covered beef profit and loss by Ralph McDonough and electricity by Ted McDonough, with refreshments served. Present were Jim Argo and May Argo, Ralph and Ted McDonough, Donali West, Jerry Bobbienz, leaders Guy Argo and Jack McDonough, Reporter Jerry Boblenz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor-Totlery
Ted
Ralph McDonough
Donald West
Madrid
Jim Argo
Jerry Boblez
Ames
Moravia Park
Ted McDonough
Jim
May Argo
Ralph
Donali West
Jerry Bobbienz
Guy Argo
Jack McDonough
Jerry Boblenz
Schools Tour OskaIoosa With Teachers And Pupil List
May 16 Blue Front and Ioonium schools with Hazel Hellyer and Edna Sullivan toured OsKaloosa visiting the telephone office Mahaska Bottling Purity Ice Cream Co fire station jail and courthouse. After lunch the group shopped at the dime store and rode home in light rain stopping at Dairy Sweet Moravia for treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Sweet
Charley VanZante
Richard
la Woodward
Dwight
Dickie Foster
Robert Kehrberg
Cecil
Ellen
Carolyn Cooper
Maxine
Ruth Johnson
Tommy Penfield
Nicky Dicks
Richard Perry
Karl Lee Calhoun
Judy Cochran
Doris Jean
Jerry Hawk
Sandra Whitehead
Connie
Stevie
Sherryle
Dean Landgrebe
Francine
George
Irene Brozovich
Frank Woodward
Albia Plans Four Day Centennial Celebration
Albia Centenary Corporation announces a four day program for June 24 to 27 marking Albia’s 100th incorporation anniversary. events include a 250 local cast 90 minute historical pageant on a 250 foot stage, parade, ball, square dance, band concert, old fashioned show, and themed days like Albia Day Miners Day Agriculture and Youth Day Monroe County Day. Invitations sent to thousands of former residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albia Centennial Corporation
Albia
Mississippi
Albia High School
Agriculture and Youth
Monroe County
Twentieth Century Club Meets at Mrs Lee Tadlocks
The Twentieth Century club met with Mrs. Lee Tadlocks on Tuesday afternoon. Members answered roll call with a current event. The hostess led a program on Australia, which was informative and engaging for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
20Th Century
Twentieth Century Club
Lee Tadlock
Australia
Reception Honors Rev Richardson and Family Night Observance
A reception for Rev and Mrs J A Richardson and Lou Ann was held at Evangelical United Brethren church on a Wednesday evening. Richardson was reappointed to the Moravia charge May 8. The program, directed by Mrs Harry Woodward and Mrs Carl Tisue, included hymns, readings, Bible quiz, duets, humorous readings, and a pastor family talk followed by refreshments served by Mrs Wendell Murdy and Mrs E G Hawk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Richardson
Lou Ann
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Richardson
Moravia
Harry Woodward
Carl Tisue
M. K. Blackman
Theo Miller
Tiling Demonstration at Willard Brain Farm Near Unionville
A tiling demonstration conducted by LaVern Whitaker and Lyle Peterson of the Soil Conservation Service was held on the Willard Brain farm north of Unionville. The event showcased soil management practices and tiling techniques used to improve drainage on farmland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVern Whitaker
Lyle Peterson
The
Soil Conservation Service
Willard Brain
Unionville
Farm Drainage Project Linked By Local Men
Monday group effort by C. Miller Russell Kelly and Mr Brain to drain an areal across portions of their farms. Wet weather and soil caused cave-ins in ditches but overcame by tiers. Mr Brain operates the machine while Kelly and Miller lay tile and bath fill following Soil Conservation Service plans and specs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. ©. Miller
Russell Kelly
Mr. Brain
Mr. Kelly
Mr. Miller
Notice of Administratrix for Tillmont estate
Notice is hereby given that Lula R Tillmont has been appointed and qualified as Administratrix of the estate of Fredrick S Tillmont late of Appanose County Iowa deceased. All persons indebted to the estate will pay to the undersigned and those with claims will present them as required by law for allowance and payment. Dated June 1 1959. Attorney W G Goodwin 18 South Clinton St Abla Iowa. June 4-11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredrick S. Tillmont
Appanocse
Towa
A. D
Lula
R. Tillmont
W. G. Goodwin
Clinton St
Aibla
Iowa
Shanghai Club Meets at Over turf Home May Meeting
Bertha Over turf hosted the Shanghai club at her home May 20 with a noon rug rug rag sewing session. Dorothy Calhoun won a guessing game as members and guests including Amy Hin er Iole Christy Allie Taylor Doris Christy Elaine Joyce Carol Cora Murphy Doris N Christy Barbara Patty Anna Land grebe Eva Lee Walker Gerald Lorraine Mike and Jimmy Rine hart Bert Hazel Rinehart Charles Wakefield Frank Rinehart Glen and Bertha Over turf attended. The next meeting will be with Lorraine Rinehart on June 5. Family night is set for June 12 with ice cream and cookies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Overturf
Shanghai Club
Dorothy Calhoun
Amy Hiner
Iole Christy
Allie Taylor
Doris Christy
Elaine Joyce
Carol
Cora Murphy
Doris N. Christy
Barbara
Patty
Anna Landgrebe
Eva Lee Walker
Gerald
Lorraine
Mike
Jimmy Rinehart
Bert
Hazel Rinehart
Charles Wakefield
Frank Rinehart
Glen
Lorraine Rinehart
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Enen Mrs. Dallas Faber
Harold Prough
Claude Hawk
Sylvan van Dorin
Lawrence Dommer
Lewis Dommer
Doyle McDanes
Enon
Beryice
CEM
Albla
West Side
Oes
Daluxe
Davis
Atdia
Lowa
Union Township
F. E. Boger
Richey Florists
Phane
Agesi Albia Rt. 1
Grand Ave
Franklin Farmers
Taylorettes
Urbana Boers
Repex
Oskaloosa
W. Brain Farm
Ln Ad
District Court of the
State of
Appanochhe County
Firestone
Oehler Bros
Firestone Stores
Centerville
Shanghai
Famcily
Ralph's Shoe Store
Ray
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