FOR SALE And Wanted Notices From Moravia Ohio Area
FOR SALE Good oats 80 8 bushel 44 to 150 bushel amount Harley Woodward Moravia 91 Helph support chapter by bit corn From i FINDLEY u 8 13 Ohio C 92 Town F 53 Town 4531 These are our For mate info Angel FOR SALE To be moved new nearly completed 4 room house insulated 2 picture windows composition roof wired attached garage knotty pine interior Any reasonable offer considered Terms desired James Howry Route 1 Moravia 872 WANTED Delco lighting system or any other make In any condition Write P.O. Box 504 Albia Iowa 872
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Harley Woodward
Moravia
U. 8
Ohio
Town
Angel
James Howry
Delco
P.O
Albia
Towa
Creed Speaker Named for FFA District Contest
The Mo ravia Chapter of Future Farmers of America selected Bill O Hara as Freshman Creed Speaker for the district contest in Winterset on March 5 1955. Tom Pettibone was picked to recite the creed at the annual banquet set for April 5. The meeting on February 17 1985 opened with roll call from 32 members and included reports on seed potatoes sheep dipping minerals garden seed and seed corn. A banquet price of one dollar per plate was approved and refreshments followed adjournment.
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Moravia
Future Farmers of America
Ag.1
Leon Mc Dane
James McCord
Phillip Whicker
Paul Mihalovich
Jerold Luse
Bill Angel
Bill Rose
Bill O'Hara
Winterset
Tom Pettibone
Local residents visit. hunting accident injures relative
Centerville residents Mr and Mrs Johnnie Hiatt and Mr and Mrs Loyd Carter joined Lee Hiatt for Sunday dinner and supper. Frank Wilson visited his cousin Don Furrer in Indianola Tuesday of last week after a hunting accident left him sightless in one eye and with hand injuries. Furrer, with many local relatives, is improving and back around the office though not yet at work.
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Johnnie Hiatt
Centerville
Loyd Carter
Lee Hiatt
Hiatts
Loyd Carters
Frank Wilson
Don Furrer
Indianola
Furrer
Shanghai Club Hosts Monthly Gathering At Schoolhouse
The Shanghai club met at the Shanghai schoolhouse Monday evening with members and guests attending. Several local residents were noted as ill but wished to recover quickly. The report lists visits and gatherings among area families including the Rineharts, Christys, Christy and Nash families, and mentions a watershed meeting at Salem church.
Udell Community Social Notes and Visits
Local Udell residents share updates from visits and gatherings. Families from Udell and nearby towns, including Spring, Glasgow, and Moore, spent time with relatives, with several entries noting weekend and weekday hospitality, church program details, and ongoing family movements. A Billy Graham Texas movie drew a large crowd to the Udell gym, while a son in the Navy was visited at home.
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Jean Spring
Sherry
Garol Moore
Love Sue
Harold Spring
Dewey Houser
Ronnie
Gary
Knoxville
Cliff Ogden
Edna Moore
D. M. Glasgow
Ben Glasgow
Howard Burkland
Dick Burger
Udell
Lester Murdy
Carl Weber
Raymond Byers
Unionville
Myrtle Harrington
Gene Glasgow
Harry Wilkinson
Joe Moore
Lora Sue
Timmy
Alvin Spring
Dolly Gray
California
L. W. Stringfellow
Manchester
Tenn
Ora Powell
Minnie Replogie
Aillce
Hazel Powell
Betty Curl
Maurine Streepy
Helen Rote
Unlongile
Cecil Morlan
Betty
Marlyn
Floyd Caylor
Martha Caylor
Guy Streepy
Harry i Wilkinson
Marshall Cock
Bernie Rouse
Rouse
Monroe Hospital
Mio
Charles Winan
Harold Winan
Moulton
Clarence .Daniels
Kansas City
Darlene Spring
Linda Maore
Jerry Stark
Des Moines
Josie Stuckey
Myrtle Wilkinson
Leonard Spurgeon
Oskaloosa
Lester Hutchinson
Rosas Spurgeon
Floyd Caytor
Martha
Flower show attendees and gifts noted in Des Moines
The following members attended the Des Moines flower show Dorothy Boyer Virga Boyer Mamie Tisue Virginia McDonough and Mabel Hawk each shared an account of their visit Mystery fat gifts were received by Aleafa Hiatt Mabel Hawk and Virga Boyer Refreshments including rutz crackers potato chips spiced grape salad nuts mints and coffee were served by the hostess assisted by Aleafa Hiatt.
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Des Moines
Dorothy Boyer
Virga Boyer
Mamie Tisue
Virginia McDonough
Mabel Hawk
Aleafa Hiatt
Shanghai Club Meets With Mrs McDonald
The Shanghai club met Feb 23 with Olive May McDonald for a cooperative dinner and carpet rag sewing. Doris Christy won the guess. Members listed include Ice Christy Dorothy Calhoun Doris N Christy Doris Elaine Christy Amy Hiner Bertha Overturf Hazel Rinehart Cora Murphy Alle Taylor Iceal Scott Olive and Mark McDonald Mrs Nora Tait and others. Next meeting with Cora Murphy on March 9 and family night March 13 at Shanghai schoolhouse.
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Shanghai Club
Shanghai
Bert Rinehart
Bloomfield
Evans
Clarence
Scott
Hazel
Mary Lou Rinehart
Hazel Hellyer
Salem Church
Kay Overturf
Charles Wakefield, Jr
Olive Mae McDanel
D. A. Christy
Gilbert Callen
George Olson
Wayne Christy
Carl Tisue
James Nash
Lloyd Brown
Fred. Taylor
Olive May McDonald
Doris Christy
Ice Christy
Dorothy
Karl Lee Calhoun
Doris N. Christy
Doris Elaine Christy
Amy Hiner
Bertha Overturf
Hazel Rinehart
Cora Murphy
Alle Taylor
Iceal Scott
Olive
Mark McDonald
Nora Tait
Shanghai Schoolhouse
Pump equipment bids from Thorpe Well Company discussed
Proceedings note representatives from several pumping firms tout Reda pumps as high quality and competitively priced. Thorpe Well Company stresses experience and on road pump crews ready to service deep well pumping equipment. They offer a bond for the full contract price and expect delivery within two to three weeks.
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Thorpe Well Company
Moravia Garden Club meets at Dan Mikalovich home
The Moravia Garden Club met at Mrs. Dan Mikalovich’s home on a Wednesday afternoon with 17 members present. The program included a Garden Club prayer, a discussion on new plantings for the year, a report on roadside park plans, a note from district director Mrs. Ed Mantle praising yearbooks, and plans for a spring plant sale on April 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia Garden Club
Dan Mikalovich
Theng
Ed Mantle
Garden Club
Lois Duvall
Frances
Contract Agreement Signed By Thorpe Well Co And Appanoose County
A 1955 contract signature exchange is completed with Thorpe Well Company and Appanoose County officials. Tom C. Thorpe signs as Vice President. W G Harper Earl Exline and Glen Johnson appear before Notary Verl K. Farnsworth. The document notes sworn statements and adjournment of the board to meet at the Auditor’s call.
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Earl Exline
Glen Johnson
Walter Harper
Verl K. Farnsworth
Glenn Johnson
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