FOR SALE AND LOST NOTICE FROM UNION OFFICE
FAT LAMBS Arthur Andrews Mofravia Iowa 724-3802 Trucks to Rath Pack daily 233 SPECIAL Leghorn cockerel chicks three weeks old 10 per 100 GARDNER HATCHERY FOR SALE Gooseberries 1.00 per gallon unstemmed Mrs Anna Kaster 724-3439 LOST Have you lost a key recently If so stop at the Union office several have been left at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Andrews
Mofravia
Iowa
Gardner Hatchery
Anna Kaster
W S W S Meets With Mrs Grant Tadlock
The Women's Society of World Service met Friday evening with Mrs. Grant Tadlock. Devo tions opened the program and Mrs. Carl Tisue led the business meeting. The roll call cited Evangel excerpts and secretary reports. Bible readings were given by Mrs. Ogden and Mrs. Tisue. Poems by Mrs. Hawk and Miss Coulson. Offerings were led by Mrs. Uimont Main. An original skit was presented by Mrs. Tisue and Mrs. Emory Kehr berg. A closing topic discussion followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of World Service
Grant Tadlock
Tadlock
Carl Tisue
Evangel
J. A. Ogden
E. G. Hawk
Mabel Coulson
Uimont Main
Tisue
Emory Kehrberg
Local calls after church visit in community
Mrs. Ethel Van Dorin and Mrs. Flora Jones visited after church with Mrs. Pearl Swaim and Mrs. Odile Clark. Later Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bettis called on them at Mrs. Jones’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel van Dorin
Flora Jones
Pearl Swaim
Odile Clark
Carl Bettis
Jones
F F A Takes Trip To Lake Wapello
Officers from the Oravia chapter of the Future Farmers of America traveled to Lake Wapello for a joint leadership training school with Albia and Seymour FFA officers. Attendees included G. E. Luse president Jim Rowley vice president Sherman Kelley secretary Richard Doud treasurer David Shelquest reporter and Larry G Dayton advisor. Activities covered duties parliamentary procedure and the group cooked, camped, fished, boated, swam and played softball before returning Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oravia
Future Farmers of America
Lake Wapello
FPA
Albia
Seymour
G. E. Luse
Jim Rowley
Sherman Kelley
Richard Doud
David Shelquest
Larry G. Dayton
FFA
James L Murphy Funeral Rites Held in Pontiac
James L Murphy 41 died May 31 1963 after a short illness. Services were Monday June 3 1963 at 3 00 p.m. at Huntoon Funeral Home Pontiac Michigan with Rev Carl G Adams officiating. Burial at Perry Mount Park Cemetery Pontiac. Survived by wife Sadie two sons from a former marriage three stepchildren four sisters and other relatives. Born Sept 6 1921 near Melrose Town. Former resident of Appanoose and Monroe Counties. Employed at Fisher Body plant 17 years. Remembered with a verse about a departed brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Murphy
Huntoon
Pontiac
Mich
Carl G. Adams
Methodist Church
George Hammond
Emmett Derby
Eugene Cooper
Lawrence Hammond
Clinton Gee
Lester Horton
Perry Mount Park
James L
Appanoose
Monroe
Fisher Body Plant
John L
Esther (Wolfe) Murphy
Melrose
Sadie Lange
Sudie
James W
Mabel Hammond
Rosie Derby
Ottumwa
Towa
Dorothy Sheldon
Blakesburg
Josie Cooper
Welcome Set for Owa's Summer Visitors
Iowa travelers are greeted in June to August through a state wide effort by the Marketing Division of the Department of Agriculture the American Dairy Association of Iowa and the Iowa Restaurant Association. Billboards at entry points highways and community banners urge visitors to enjoy Iowa farm fresh foods and dairy products while Governor Harold Hughes and Secretary L B Liddy voice welcomes on radio. Local restaurants display banners and decor to promote the travelers welcome theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa Department of Agriculture
American Dairy Association of Iowa
Towa Restaurant Association
Towa
J. R. Harris
Iowa Outdoor Advertising Association
Harris
IRA
Harold Hughes
L. B. Liddy
Agrriculture
Restaurant Association
I S U Annual Report Receives Award
Iowa Southern Utilities Company earns Honorable Mention in the Roddy Kilowatt Annual Report Award for investor owned utilities with up to 100000 customers. The award, presented at the Edison Electric Institute convention in Denver, lauds the report as dramatic, graphic, and well managed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Southertt Utilities
Comrady
Roddy Kilowatt
U. S
Edison Electric Institute
Denver
Junie
R. W. Greenleaf
Iowa Southern Utilities Company
Ashton B. Collins
Reddy Kilowatt, Inc
Collins
Appanoose County Board of Supervisors June 3 1963 session
Proceedings show the Board approving numerous disbursements and services including office supplies taxes and medical costs. Named accounts include Iowa State Bank Centerville National Bank and various local suppliers. Several trustees and county officers appear with salaries and allowances. list details numerous vendors and relief payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Board of Supervisors
Appa- Noose County
Ralph
Wood
Glen Johnson
Gail Felkner
American Standard Wholesale Corp
Sudphes
Appanoose County
Bankers Rubber Stamp Co
Boone Blank Book Co
Centerville
Wwe
Centerville ‘Unicipal Works
Centerville National Hank
City Hook Stora
Cummings
Dorig L
Deg Moines
Hureis
H. G
Co. Treas
Oress
FO. A.B
Harels, H.G
Treas
Hayes
Geo
Ing
Moravia Union
Moulton Tribune
Oehler Brothers
Ottumwa
Bioo
Ammer
Padavyich
Padavich
Anna
Matt Parrott & Sons
Robertson
Harry
Star Printing Co
Starks
Eva
Stufflsbeen
Denk
Thames
Paul
Sheriff
Prig
BARD
Baere
Washington
Rogs
R. Fox
Hetzler
Max O
Kirby
BE. W
Singley
W. C
Abrahamson
M. L
St. Treas
Medical
Allen
Richard L
Archer
Tom
Ash
Connor
Davis
Dr. C
Rent Hdwards
KR. R
Wing
Dora
Cash Relief
Golden Age Manor
Nuvelle Ag Ge Co
Hibbs
Towa Southern Utilities Co
Plectrig Belvice
Iowa
State Telephone Co Excharge Sén Om
Tolla Towar
Ftate Tele. Corp
Lamb Memorial Hospital
Koch Bracyeeeyt Office Supplies
Leifert
F. B
Luse
McBlyer
Sara Jane
Eash Relief
Marge’s. Market
Owl Drug Store
Peek
Albania
Fierobon
Lena
Purvis
Grethehen
Tagh Rele
Ramos
Lorraine
Deere
Bitters
E. F
Safeway Stores, Inc
Joseph Mercy Hospital
Bi Sanders
Scotts Grocery
Beals
South Bind Drugs Store
Yae
Stanton Nursing Home
Care
State Dept. of Social Welt Reim
State Dept. of Social Welfare
Relm
Reim
Stewart
Vernis
Tumer
Nivers
Vititer Ae
Willer Drie Store
Towestan
Lawyers Co-operative Co
Gup
Moulton ‘Tribune
Btates Publishing Ca
Thomas
Sheriffs
Harry Roberton
Bap
Sherif
County Fag and
Burnham
Bes
Bruce
Dudley
Ellott Bookkeeping Bu
Faris
Franklin
Ben Store
Style
Ardner Supply
Hargis
Kt G. Co. Treas
F. C. Acinoakio
Harris
Day
Hedberg
Arnold
Gorp
Wicker
Gerald
Seaairs
Go100
Floral show award list yields multiple first places
The record details prizes in a flower show with numerous winners led by Mrs. Harley Tsue and Mrs. Nellie Williams. African violet, cacti, succulents, and various blooming plants win firsts. artistic divisions honor pieces like In the Wake of a Jet and Our Aim the Moon with multiple exhibitors named, plus junior divisions with Daisy and Iris entries placing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villa Wheeler
Harley Tsue
Harley Tisue
Harley Neue
Clarence Jolinson
Clarence Johnson
Philadendréen
Lee “Hiatt
Nellie Williams
Zell Callen
Ira Boyer
Nelle Williams
Nellie Willams
26 Callen
B.’F. Whitehead
Phi Tisue
Ira. Boyer
Hy B. Whitehead
Megs
Nellie Wiliams
Afitia Rogers
T. Boyer
Att. Fox
Boyer
Tea Boyér
Chitenee- Johnson
Daisy
Barbara’ ‘Cottent
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Floyd Allen
Waener Hatchery
Baldwin Organs
Kohler and Campbell Pianos
G. L. Hufstader
South Main
Jack McDonough
Barcor
Luther Caster
Otis B. Shipley
2Nd Ave
Monroe County
Moorman Manufacturing Co
Mamie du Vall
Harold Prough
Verl Perkins Hog
W.S.W.S
Ixes
Sturgeon Bay
Morrells
Colonial Runs
Iowa Cleaners
Alhia
Dial
F.F.A
David Sholquist
EVF
Owa
I.$.u. Annual Report
Harold of
Banks
Turner & Son Home
Ances Ie Cesture Willing ‘Digial Bota Cay
Dubuque Packing CO
Gerry Ryan
Chariton
Nadine & George's
Dad
del Monte
Robin Hood
Boys & Girls
Coia i
Colonial
G Buns
Scor
Milkenny
Zephyr
Nadine & George's $ Fine Foods