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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1954

Page

5

Families Gather For Father s Day Dinner at Albia

Residents share a full weekend of visits and travel across Iowa. Attendees include Henrietia Vari Weelden, Henry Systra ali of Albia, Marilyn Lewis of Des Moines, Robert Jennings, Vinton Lundy, and others. Pals from Colton California and Maline Illinois join relatives in Albia and Centerville for meals, conversations, and a state 4-H convention in Ames.

George Exline Centerville John Exline Martha Potts Ames Ben Pickrell Wayne Roscoe Argo Verta Richard Kenneth Hoffman Darrell Cooper Albia Clair Potts Ralph Turner Rex Haver Léo Hoffman George McCombs Colleen Beth Ann Bernard Dicks Will Hagerman LeRoy Brown Ottumwa Sheryl Jean Brown Ralph Eaton John McCombs

Community Social Roundtable Visitors and Local News

By Iconium Rosalie Sneeden too Mr and Mrs Leo Beaty were callers at the Beryl Brown home. Mr and Mrs Harold Argo and Mr and Mrs James DeWitt and boys were dinner guests at the Clarence Whitehead home Sunday. Mrs Faye Scott fell and broke her ankle Saturday morning. Several families visited and called on neighbors throughout the week including Lissie Kelsey Verna McAninch Theo Miller and Nellie Thompson. Miss Sue Sweeden of Albia spent the weekend with Robert Sweeden. Mrs Laws underwent surgery Thursday and is recovering. Families traveled to Newton to visit Farnell Miller and to H R Gilliland home Sunday.

Leo Beaty Beryl Brown Harold Argo James DeWitt Clarence Whitehead H. R. Gilliland Herbert Gilliland Charles Palmer Florida Carrie Turner Nellie Thompson A. J. Brown Osa Birdie Mains Moravia Lissie Kelsey McAninch Theo Miller Newton Farnell Miller Faye Scott Paul Dicks Lucy Laws Kirksville Hospital Wayne Thompson George Hellyer Alicin Dell Hellyer Clarence Floyd John Amy Hiner Delbert Calhoun Nancy Mosley Donna Rose Robert Jennings Charles Roacee Argo Hazel Caga Hamilton Lloyd Brown Elbert Perry Farm Bureau Jim DeWitt Ottumwa Monnie Rose Terry Donna Blanche Argo REA Albia Orpha Taylor Bert Rinehart Raymond Perry Karol Ann Hellyer

Blue Front by Mes John VanZante

Mr and Mrs Burdette Utter visit Cyril McDanes home. Ronald Van Zante returns from Cedar Falls E U B camp. Gus Johnson Zelma Albia and Frank Swaim share Sunday dinner at Ben Jones home. Kenneth and Martha honored at Sam Shepard visit. Mission band meets at Carl Van Zantes Tuesday. Mark and Charles Van Zante visit Carroll Brees. Francis Argo family call at Cyril Mc Danes Sunday.

Burdette Utterback Moultonare Cyril McDanes Ronald van Zante Cedar Falls Gus Johnson Zelma Albia Frank Swaim Ben Jones Carl van Zante John van Zante Sam Shepard Kenneth Marthas Ralph Shelquist John Wilson Mission Band Carl van Zantes Mark Charles van Zante Carrol Brees Francis Argo

Enon Community Notes From Mrs J T VanDorin

Rain spared Enon as neighbors busied with peas cherries and gatherings. 4 H girls joined by Nancy and Annabelle Wilson helped mothers while visits linked Rob ert McCombs Dal las Fabers and Bentzingers. Third birthday for Ricky, birthdays celebrated, and locals shared ice cream and cake after church chores and picnics nearby.

Moravia Union Banquet Table Raper Notice

Moravia Union lists tables for the banquet and dinner event with seating and table arrangements. The notice outlines reserved seats and table numbers for attendees, inviting participants to confirm attendance and adhere to event guidelines.

Moravia Union

Local Social Notes From Newton and Surroundings

Mrs Theo Miller and Mrs John McAninch hosted Franie Miller home guests in Newton. Grace Tabernacle youths attended a KRNT meeting. Lighted curbs marked 4 to 5 pm southbound travel amid heavy Sunday rain. Families visited Ernest Histt and Martha Coulson. Ft Madison origins noted. Bible school at Darby draws attendees. Rural calls include Coulson, Burns, O Conner, Callen families with several visits and a Albia trip by Herb Boblenz business.

Rm Charien¢ Burns Dea Maithes Grace Tabernacle KRNT Theo Miller John McAninch Lissie Kelsey Francies Miller Newton Monroe Clair McDanel Ernest Histt Kenneth O'Conner Stella Sears Sears Elvin Coulson Martha Coulson Ft. Madison Russell Burns Darby van Lemaster Mabel Bertha Coulson Lillian Elsie Sylvia Callen Russ McCann Betsy Herb Boblenz Albia

Salem Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Gatherings

Hazel Hellyer reports a busy week of neighbors visiting and hosting at the Dell Hellyer and Argo households. Farm Bureau and REA meetings are noted along with a funeral service for Orpha Taylor and multiple family get togethers across the community.

Unionville News Roundup and Social Notices

Mrs D. and Fenton and family attend funeral of Hallie Van Vleet in Lenox Iowa. Richard Bailey from Des Moines visits. his wife and children travel home after stay at Clint Robb home. Carmel chapter Eastern Star hosts Mason lodge with short program. Rev Funderburk and Delila Fenton attend Chariton River church homecoming. Laura and Belle Baker visit Cedar Falls with Minnie Estes. Chas Stufflebeam and family spend Sunday with him.

Howard Alexander Ray Whisler Lenox Iowa Hallie van Vleet Richard Bailey Des Moines Clint Robb Carmel Order of the Eastern Star No Mason of Unionville Lodge No. 119 W. R. Funderburk Delila Fenton Glenys Emma Ray Chariton River Church Funderburk Laura Belle Baker Minnie Estes Cedar Falls Chas. Stufflebeam

Funeral Attended by Hawk and Fenton Kin for Miss Orpha Taylor

Brother Eugene and family from Mark with Mrs Kathryn Hawk and Mrs Delila Fenton attended the funeral of Miss Orpha Taylor last week at Turner Funeral Home in Moravia.

Eugene Mark Kathryn Hawk Delila Fenton Orpha Taylor Turner Funeral Home Moravia

New Farm Wheat Allotments Explained and Related farm notes

New farm wheat allotments explained for 1954 to 1955. Farms with no wheat in 1952 53 54 must file by June 30 1954 for winter wheat and by March 31 for spring sowing. Applications to county ASC. Minimum 15 acres must be sowed to require allotments. Without an allotment no marketing quota limits apply to 15 acres. Price support requires an allotment. Also notes on grass silage packing contouring erosion control and milk quality sanitation cooling.

Appanoose County ASC

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Homer Hamilton Anna Potts K. C. Potts Edward Haver Chariton Leo Hoffman Richard and L. P. Clow West State St Centerville, Iowa E. N. Catterlin Optometrist Hotel Annex Iconium Rosalie Sneeden Chey Florists N. 3Rd St Albia Sales CO Sale Pavilion Peterson & Bon Boo Pat Morehead Jobs Bobbler Dwace Blue Mes John VanZante Enon Mra Walter Marvin Vance Robert McCombs Polk City Nancy Annabelle Wilson Welter Dean Faber Browny Carnahan Susan Dale Palm Springs Calif Richard Bentzingers Harold Hawk Versal Barnes Mitchelville Bill Maurice Walter Marela Mearl Walter Gardner Hatchery Coulson Mrs Salem Hazel Hellyer Unionville Ford Service General Motor Brices Motor Co FORD Secretary of Agriculture Dale Hull Iowa State College Extension Iowa State College USDA BUY Ist Tire America Dormeyer Dominion Oehler Brothers bin Moravia Firestone Store
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