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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1955

Page

3

Classified sale notices from Moravia area

McCormick 8 ft grein binder in good running condition listed by K. C. Potts of Moravia Be t. WANTED custom combining, new 10 ft Massey S. P. contact Charles Jamison, 3903 Moravia. FOR SALE corn and oats prices listed by Dan Mihalovich with phone Tid. at. WANTED custom combining listed by Charles Burton, phone 4205. FOR CUSTOM BALING by Dowd Bros. FOR SALE first cutting alfalfa, square bales in shed by Dowd Bros. FOR SALE electric stove with deep well and broiler like new $75, GE washing machine, 2, drain tubs $35, Crosley refrigerator $20, white dinette set with 4 chairs $25, chest of drawers $15, coffee table $2, medicine cabinet $2 at Watts apartment Mrs Lloyd Phillis, call Ray McClouds, phone 4122. 26 1

Crosley Watts Lloyd Phillis Ray McClouds

Resolution of Respect for Mary Haddock Lodge No 404

Moravia Rebekah Lodge No 404 votes to drape its charter for thirty days after the death of sister Mary Araminta Haddock. The resolution extends sympathies to the family and calls for copies to the bereaved, the Iowa Odd Fellows, and lodge records. Reporter Jimmy Burns notes dairy heifers, pigs, and project plans, plus a trip to Des Moines Riverview Park on July 20 and county fair plans under leader Guy Argo.

Mary Araminta Haddock Moravia Rebekah Iowa Lodge Larry Long Charles Jim Argé Guy Argo

Coffins Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Carl Coffin of Promise City observed their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a cooperative supper on Tuesday June 28. The couple who have lived in the area most of their lives moved to a Seymour area farm eight years ago and later to a farm west of Promise City. Their son Duane Coffin resides in Centerville. Attending were Mr and Mrs Ted Campbell Mr and Mrs Wilbur Miller Mrs Charles Coffin and son Clell of Moravia Mr and Mrs Garland Mousey Joyce and Jerry Mr and Mrs Duane Coffin and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Creagan and Danny of Centerville along with the honorees. They received gifts in their honor.

Carl Coffin Promise City Seymour Duane Centerville Ted Campbell Wilbur. Miller Charles Coffin Clell Moravia

Taylor Tollers Hold 4 H Tour Sunday

The Taylor Tollers 4 H club toured Sunday June 26 with a noon dinner at New Hope schoolhouse. Members visited David and Donald West to view two baby Angus and a two year old Angus, Bill Benz with a Guernsey dairy heifer, Jimmie Burns with a Jer sey heifer and market lambs, Jerry Roblenz with a litter of pigs, Gary O Conner with Hereford baby beef and a dairy heifer, and Mike Rhee with a Guernsey.

New Hope David Donald West Angus Bill Benz Jimmie Burns Jerry Roblenz Gary O'Conner Mike Rhee

Family Night Honors Rev Grenfell and Family

A large crowd attended the regnar family night observance for Rev and Mrs John Grenfell recently appointed to the local church for the fourth year's ministry. A cooperative supper followed by the Kingdom Builders class program.

Regnar John Grenfell Kingdom’ Builders Class

Upland Woman Nominated For Local Woman of the Year

Mrs Bill Schneider, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lester Jones of Upland California, was recently nominated for the title of most outstanding local woman of the year. A June 5 graduate of Upland College she qualified to teach speech therapy for deaf and speech impediments. Her drive to help others grew from family and community needs and she notes her youngest son’s recovery inspired by local support. She earlier graduated from Chaffey Junior College in 1953 after enrolling for 17 units the first semester.

Bill Schneider Lester Jones Upland Calif Upland College California China Chaffey Junior College

Hilton Hustlers annual 4-H hour tour and softball game

Fifty five members, parents, and guests attended the Hilton Hustlers Monroe township 4-H hour tour on June 24 with Extension Director Clarence Babcock and others as guests. Leaders Carl VanZante and Harold Mason joined. A noon picnic at Hilton church preceded visits to 24 projects including Hereford, Angus, Holstein, Guernsey cattle, dairy heifers, sheep, and crop entries. The group ended with a softball game at Moravia ball diamond. Reporter Carl Rouse.

Hilton Hustlers Monroe Township Clarence Babcock Roy Rinehart Albia Merchant Raymond Charity Moravia Union Carl VanZante Harold Mason Hilton Church Paul Hoffman Tom Koffman Gary Rogers Holststein Jim Rogers Karl Rogers Carl Rouse Angus Baby Beef Martha Rouse Ronnie Kehrberg Market Lambs Ronald van Zante Moravia

Visiting relatives share brief Shippensburg news

Mr and Mrs Jay Wright of Shippensburg and Mrs Belle Wright visited Mr and Mrs George Railings for a few days. Belle Wright is Railings sister and had visited in 1941. Mrs Earl Henderson and daughter Janice of Alherton returned from a three-day visit with sister Mrs Clifford Paxston. Mrs Lyle Hopkins of Centerville spent Tuesday at the Paxston home.

Jay Wright Shippensburg Belle Wright George Railings

Caughla-Cox Nuptial Vows at Unionville Methodist

Opal Caughlan of Centerville and Billy Gene Cox of Albia wed at Unionville Missouri’s Methodist church in a June ceremony. Rev. Dayton Graver Sr. officiated as families observed the double ring service at 4 15 pm. The bride wore blue net lace with accessories. corsage red roses and a penny in her shoe. Best man Carl Cox of Moravia. matron of honor Mrs. Carl Cox. A reception followed in Moravia. The couple will reside in Centerville.

Opal Caughlan Centerville Wilbur Remmark Albia Billy Gene Cox Frank , Cox Unionville Dayton Graver Carl Cox Moravia

Local Notes From Moravia And Surrounding Areas

Del Donahoo stops in Moravia en route to Harris to display his pictures. Miss Mary Rose Main visits Davenport and Almont Main. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Black vacation in New England. Pete Dicks attends electrical typewriter course in Kansas City and works in Des Moines. Don Lampman family visit from Cheyenne en route to Chicago TV school. John Brandon family visit Albia. Araminta Haddock funeral attendees listed. Harry Stocker Jr. aboard S S Del Mar near Buenos Aires during June 21 revolution. ship observed bombings. Mrs. Donald Thurman and infant Carolyn Sue back from Mahaska hospital. Thurman family visits Bonne Terre, Missouri. Wedding of Billy Gene Cox and Opal Caughlan at Unionville, Missouri. Weekend at Ames with Laws family. Brock and Debbie Laws visit. Mrs. Hazel Geer and Cynthia Taylor visit from Ohio. Taylor aunts host. Family gathering with DeLongs at Blakesburg.

del Donahoo Moravia Harris Mary Rose Main Davenport Almont Main Carl Black New England States Pete Dicks Truxton Dicks Iconium Kansas City Des Moines Don Lampman Jerry Cheyenne Wyo Bill Robinson Chicago John Brandon Albia Araminta Haddock Donald Thurman Carolyn Sue Mahaska County Hospital Oskaloosa Ray Thurman Bonne Tierre, Mo Oral Easter Billy Gene Cox Opal Caughlan Unionville John Laws Mike Mark Paul Dicks John M. Laws Ames Dale Laws Brock Debbie Algona Marshall Perry Hazel’ Geer Hannah City Maxine Taylor Schlareth Jimmie Columbus Ohio Blakesburg J. L. DeLong

Appanoose County Board Actions May 1955 Summary

1955 records show tax suspensions and property notes for Exline and Cincinnati Iowa. Board appointed Carl Roby to Soldiers Relief Commission for 1955 58. A highway vacating petition for Highway 33 was discussed with grading contract awarded to Matt Construction Company.

Board of Supervisors Appanoose County Iowa Carl Roby Soldier's Relief Appanoose County Board of Supervisors W. G. Harper Earl Exline Glen Johnson Noose County Sheek Auditor's Office

Also Mentioned on This Page

McCormick K. C. Potts Moravia Bet Massy S. P Charles Jamison Dan Mihalovich Charles Burton Dowd Bros Gretchen Ashby Ruth Wilson Louemma Palmer Carl Taylor Tollers C. O’ Coulson Insurance Real Essats Rev Grenfell Paul Wilson Monnday Nadine & George Caughla-Cox Chet Broshar Board of Potentvisors Pink Supply Co Pilea Motor Co Red Cross Decorating Co Russell Bros. Service Sebben Machine Shop Dette Aa Akonal We. Akona Skelly Socony Standard Off Co Talbert E. L Todd, Michael & Co Turner & Son Warntek, H. & Son McDonald's Putnam Cincinnati Alice Simon D.M. VanDike Mystic Frank Emmett Swanson Bell Centerville Light and Traction Company Attnet Verl K. Farnsworth County Auditor Attert Vert Farnsworth County Auditor Resort Flrat Blue Jay Foot Tae Danbersh Sunprode House Turner & Y Son Basse Ban Moravia
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