Moravia Union News Makers and Local Happenings
Moravia Union column notes DePuy preaching at Moravia Methodist Church and publisher F. J. Raymond visiting. Tiger the collie enjoys tractor rides with Joh Johnson. 41 years after a nine inch rain, W. C. Bivin recalls past flood. Homes in Moravia see painting and insulation projects. Tom Main, WWII Navy cook, joins Saddle Rock Cafe in Centerville. Subscriptions renewed by numerous locals including Burton, Burton, Broshar, Main, Stocker, Jordan, King, Bates, Luse, Carleon, Smith, Funkhouser, Easter, Pullman, Gardner, Brown, Purvis, Callen. Father’s Day spent at J. F. Chambers residence with neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Burton
Charles Broshar
H. N. Main
Milton Stocker
Ed Jordan
Homer King
William Bates
Mina Luse
Clara Carleon
W. FL Smith
Sheriff warns license renewal deadline approaching
Sheriff Jack Bailey advertises that renewals must be completed by July 5 with new in person license rules. Bert Turner reports enjoying southern hospitality at Hot Springs AR and plans to head home Friday. Moravia High School Press Club members on the Scribbler staff received press pins resembling a miniature type with a scroll design. Chas DePuy, Centerville Towegian editor, visited The Union office seeking a story for his column Around the.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bailey
Bert Turner
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Moravia High School
M. H. S. Scribbler
Chas DePuy
Centerville Towegian
Union
Charley
New Hope Social Notes From Mrs Donovan
Mrs W E Donovan reports a busy week with visits in Oskaloosa Albia and Centerville family gatherings and birthday celebrations. Friends and relatives including Mr and Mrs Turner Hilton Fischer Dinan and others joined in Thursday Friday and Sunday events. Several trips and a fishing outing to Bay Lake Minnesota were noted plus a hospital stay for Jimmy Pettibone after a jar accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hiatt
Oskaloosa
Allie Phillips
Dick Wilson
Karl Fincher
Bay Lake
Minnesota
Lucille Carter
George Turner
Lynn Hilton
Karl Fischer
Mae Fischer
Meder Dinan
Paul Spencer
Chester" Sanders
Ivan Harsh
Lynda Kay Wood
Albia
Donovan’a
James Herron
Kay
Des Moines
Loyd Carter
Lee Hiatt
Mar
McDanelome
Carl Coffin
Dmane
Aaron Campbell
Will Miller
Genevie
Dorothy Donovan
Charley Dooley
Elsie Martin
Beett McDonald
Centerville
D. E. Wyner
Albis
Gerald Hunter
Local visitors and family news from Ottumwa area
Local notes report visits and travel among Ottumwa families. Mr and Mrs Herald Swaim and others share Sunday time at Frank Swaim home. Des Moines and San Jose connections noted with several relatives visiting or returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald Swaim
Raymond Swaim
Austin Swaim
Ottumwa
Frank Swaim
Dale Callen
Des Moines
Riley Callen
Glee Callen
Bessie Bosheak
Los Angeles
California
A W. Kincade
Gust Johnson
Zelma Hopkins
Blakesburg
Harry Phillips
Moravia High School
Christian College
San Jose
John Laws
Coretta Cloyed
Moravia
San Franscisco
Carl Cloyed
Loren Walter
Walter
Loren
St. Josephs Hospital
Centerville
Mearl Wailer
Proceedings Of The Board Of Supervisors June 10 1948
The Board of Supervisors met in regular session with all members present. A motion to leave assessments as reported by the assessors unchanged passed with all ayes. The board adjourned to meet June 11 1946 to canvass primary election votes. Charles J Walker Chairman. The June 11 1946 session declared Republican nominees for County offices and Democrat nominees for several posts including Auditor Treasurer Clerk of District Court Sheriff Recorder County Attorney and County Supervisors for 1947 and 1948 terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Stickler
King
J. E. Walker
Harry Stickler
John King
Grace Lewin Bedinger
Laurence A. Osborn
M. G. Luse
A. G. Morlan
A. G. Dukes
John L. Dil
Lon, Co
R. C. Wilson
Wm. G. John
Don Pettibone
Edward Biggie
Roscoe KE
Wales
Spencer Wright, Jr
Hugh G. Guernsey
Arthur Streepy
Walter G. Harper
Civil Service Announces Exams for Classifier Posts
The Eighth U.S. Civil Service Region announces probational Classifier positions from CAF-5 to CAP-12 with annual salaries from 2920 to 5180. No written test. selections based on experience education and training. Applications due by close of business June 24 1946 to the Regional Office Saint Paul Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. O'Ganovie
U.S. Civil Service Region
Highth
U. S. Civil Service
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Saint Paul 1
Lucky Day drawing at park by Highth Civil Service Region
A note indicates applications for the drawing available from the Highth Civil Service Region or Saint Paul Minnesota offices. The event is a Lucky Day drawing held at 3:00 PM Saturday in the park. procedures involve Gerald Morgan and local secretary collection through second class post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Morgan
Highth Civil Service
Serica
Highth
Saint Paul
Minnesota
Also Mentioned on This Page
Moravia Ginion
Appancoses County
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
L. F. Bisby
The
Sowegian
DePuy
Methodist Church
F. J. Raymond
Blakesburg Excelsior
Tiger
Joh Johnson
W. C. Bivin
Jeorn
Jess Funkhouser
H. B. Blake
Max McDonough
O. E. Peters
Tom Main
Uncle Sam
Navy
Saddle Rock
Levee
Howard Funkhouser
Grover C. Easter
E. LeRoy Pullman
Bruce Gardner
Lloyd Brown
Ferrell Purvis
W. A. Smith
Patie
Aah
Rkak Ao
Rex Angel
New Hope
Mrs. W. E. Donovan
Gardner Hatchery
Moravia, Iowa
the Board of Supervisors
Monroe County
Coon Hunters Association
Unionville
Moravia Rock Road
Tubaugh Farm
Binder
Genuine International Harvester
John D. Veach
International Harvester
Swift & Co
Swift & Company
J. EB. Walker
Grace L. Bedinger
Civil Service
Cooper Creek
C. McCreary
Charles McDonolds
Stokers
Bill W
Salvation Army
Basil Cowell
American Legion
Miles
Wein
Ieee
Moravis
Turner Funeral Thome Moravia
Hoffman & Toliver Garage & Welding Shop
Ivan, Walter
Y Pure Oil Gas & Oils Telephone
Optometrist
Houra
Nat'l Bank Blig
N. 8
Towa
Servich
Albia, Iowa
Albia Electric CO
N. W
Uae
Chervine
Verchi Drugs
Moravis, Lowe We
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