Harry Bougher Dies Of Heart Attack
Community mourns as Harry Bougher dies of a heart attack after chest pain en route to Centerville. Moravia Locker Plant worker at Moravia since 194, survived by two sons Vernon and Richard, a daughter Glarice of Rockford, two sisters, two brothers, and services pending at Miller Funerals Home Centerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marry Bougher
Centerville
Harry
Moravia
Dr. Williams
Williams
Virgil Easter
Dr. Edwards
Vernon
Richard
Morayia School
Glarice
Rockford, Ill
May Knapp
Miller Funerals
Charles Laws Family Moves to Moravia
Mr and Mrs Charles Laws who operated the Iconium switch board for 18 months will move Friday to the Gardner property vacated by the Clair Callen family near the Marvin Gardner residence on highway 60. The Laws previously ran the same exchange five years about 18 years ago. Mr and Mrs Milo Hook and family of near Hiattsville will also move Friday to Iconium to operate the telephone switchboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Laws
Iconium
Gardner
Clair Callen
Marvin Gardner
Highway 60
Laws
Milo Hook
Hiattsville
Telephone Switch Board
Woodwards Observe 29th Anniversary in Albia
Mr and Mrs Harry Woodward were hosted at the Lloyd Phillis home in Albia Thursday for their 29th wedding anniversary. The table featured a two tier cake with pastel decoration and the inscription 29th wedding anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs C Baumgardner and granddaughter Ronda Lee and Mr and Mrs Archie Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Woodward
Lloyd Phillis
Albia
C. Baumgardner
Ronda Lee
Archie Main
Boblenz Family Moves Near Moravia
A Melrose and Moravia group aided the H. T. Boblenz family relocation, with Mrs J W Ryan and several Melrose residents plus C L Boblenz of Ottumwa and R R Pennington and Dad Adams of Moravia assisting. Nancy and Jeny Bodlenz were cared for by Grandma Pennington. The family was settled by nightfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Boblenz
J. W. Ryan
Con
George
Gene Walsh
Bob Parks
Vincent Scieszinski
Jacek O'Connor
Melrose
C. L. Boblenz
Ottumwa
R. R. Pennington
Dad Adams
Moravia
Grandma Pennington
Nancy
Jeny Bodlenz
Shower for newlyweds Kennth Free hosts Lincox event
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Free entertained relatives at a miscellaneous shower for Mr and Mrs Clair Lincox. They received many beautiful and useful gifts. Refreshments ended the evening with guests including Dorin Wailes Blahvonne Center ville J P VanDorin Sylvan VanDorin Sadie Sineoz Augusta Beadle Clell Berniece Van Dorin Flora Jones E G Sincox and Clair Sincox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Free
Clair Lincox
Hose
Dorin Wailes
Blahvonne
Centerville
J. P. VanDorin
Sylvan VanDorin
Sadie Sineoz
Augusta Beadle
Clell
Berniece VanDorin
Flora Jones
E. G. Sincox
Clair Sincox
Moravia and Centerville Hold Joint School Session
Six members of the Moravia 4-H group attended a school session in Centerville Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Cecil Coulson, Mr and Mrs Troy Adems, Louemma Palmer and Marie Evans among them. Mrs Gerald Huntly of Blakesburg, district instructor, conducted the meeting and a very delightful evening was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. LE
Centerville
Moravia Q
Cecil Coulson
Troy Adems
Louemma Palmer
Marie Evans
Gerald Huntly
Blakesburg
Farm Sale Near Moravia Involving Local Landowners
The davai farm east of Moravia, owned by Marshall Drake and Ethel Harteen, was sold this week to Eivin G. Stevkes. The transfer was processed through the McPur fidge and Cuulsun office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davai
Marshall Drake
Ethel Harteen
Moravia
Eivin G. Stevkes
McPurfidge and
Funds sought for county fair stadium in Centerville
Funds are being raised for a new stadium and race track at Appanoose county fairgrounds in Centerville due to inadequate current facilities. Ten thousand dollars total is needed, four thousand to be raised in Centerville and six thousand in other parts of the county. Taylor township aims for two hundred eighty dollars with local solicitors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appanoose County Fairgrounds
Centerville
Taylor Township
Loyd Carter
Earl Fischer
H. L. Hilton
Ernest Hiatt
Theo Miller
Earl Boyer
Robert Foster
Lloyd McDanel
Trenton Wilson
Ralph Turner
School Election To Be Monday In Moravia District
Moravia Independent School District secretary Chester Broshar says polls at the community building will open Monday from 12:00 noon to 7:00 pm. Four candidates vie for two three year terms: W. M. Gardner, Z. G. Kaster, Bert Turner, and Bill Woodward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Broshar
Moravia Independent School District
W. M. Gardner
2. G. Kaster
Bert Turner
Bill Woodward
Taylor Toilers Meet at Ernest Hiatt Home
The Taylor Toilers gathered at Ernest Hiatt’s home on February 19. The meeting featured a talk on DDT use for fly control, a log chain splicing demonstration by Robert Hiatt, and riddles as entertainment. Attendees included the Hiatt, Carter, Pettibone, Fischer, Boyer families, and leaders. several visitors joined, refreshments followed, and the next meeting is set for Loyd Carter’s on March 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Toilers
Ernest Hiatt
Rall
Robert Hiatt
Virginia
Bob Carter
Jerry
Ann Pettibone
Karlene Fischer
Carolyn Boyer
Earl Boyer
H. E. Fuller
Surprise Party Plans At Kieth Gladfelder Home
A surprise party was held at Kieth Gladfelder home for his brother Ker mit Gladfelder. Guests included Robert Charles, Gene Gladfelder, Lillian Tomlin, Dean Tomlin, Norris O'Conner, Betty Foster, Kes ter Gladfelder, Dee Fenton, Lorena Smith, Versal Easter, Patty Easter, Jack Easter, Kieth Gladfelder, Norma Lee, and other friends. Refreshments featured angel food and chocolate cake with candles. Guests wished the honoree many more happy birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Easter
Gladfelder
Robert Charles
Gene Gladfelder
Lillian
Dean Tomlin
Norris O'Conner
Betty Jean Foster
Kester Gladfelder
Dee Fenton
Lorena Smith
Versal Easter
Patty
Jack
Kieth Glaufelder
Norma Lee
Mrs U S Hiatt Celebrates Birthday on March 1
Mrs U S Hiatt enjoyed a milestone birthday with cake baked by Donna Parker and dinner for guests including Mr and Mrs Harold Hudgens Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hiatt and Lora. Afternoon visitors were Mr and Mrs Gus Hiatt and Rev Esther Babb. Snow fell all day while she received ecards letters handkerchiefs money and candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Hiatt
U.S. Hiatt
Donna Parker
Hiatt
Harold Hudgens
Kenneth Hiatt
Lora
Gus Hiatt
Esther Babb
Betty Jean Stocker Weds Donald Hull at Centerville Parsonage
Betty Jean Stocker daughter of Mr and Mrs Milton Stocker Moravia and Donald Eugene Hull son of Mr and Mrs W L Hull Unionville were married at the First Baptist church parsonage Centerville at 7 pm Tuesday February 1. Rev Luther Childs read the service. Attendants included Mr and Mrs Criddlebausch. The bride wore navy blue silk crepe with red rose shoulder bouquet. A black and white floral silk jersey gown complemented the bridesmaids. After the ceremony the party dined at the Gorden home in Udell. The bride, a Moravia high school graduate in 1935, had worked as a clerk at the Clark hotel in Albia. The groom, a University high school graduate in 1944, served in Europe. A reception followed at the Methodist church Friday evening with many relatives attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jean Stocker
Milton Stocker
Moravia
Donald Eugene Hull
W. L. Hull
Unionville
First Baptist Church
Centerville
Luther Childs
Criddlebausch
Prideproon
Honwy
Udell
Floyd Gorden
Gowen
Obrichg
Gorden
Moravia High School
Clark Hotel
Albin
University High School
Europe
Wynona Perry and Dale Laws to Wed at Moravia Church
Wynona Perry daughter of Mr and Mrs Marshall Perry and Lyle Dale Laws son of Mr and Mrs John Laws will wed at Moravia Church of Christ in candlelight at 7:30 on Wednesday April 2. The bride is Moravia High School salutatorian class of 1946 and works as secretary to Superintendent Hickman. Dale Laws is a 1947 graduate who left college to serve in the U S Navy in World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wynona Perry
Marshall Perry
Lyle Dale Laws
John Laws
Moravia Church of Christ
Moravia High School
Ilass
Hickman
Dale
U. S. Navy
Mrs. Wifs Father Dies at Keosauqua
Mr and Mrs Don Wolf and their sons attended the funeral of Mrs Wolf s father John W Hughes held Saturday at Keosauqua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Wolf
Birthday Dinner for Roy Matherly
A surprise birthday dinner was held for Roy Matherly on Sunday March 2. About 11 o clock relatives and friends arrived with baskets to celebrate. Four birthday cakes, music, gifts, and later departures marked the evening. Numerous Stocker, Hewitt, Wratten, VanDorin, Foster, Coltrain, Hound, VanDorin, Matherly, and other relatives attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Matherly
Roy
Gomer Stocker
John Hewitt
Kay
Frances
Clifford Stocker
Charles
Delores Wratten
Charley VanDorin
Charley Foster
Richard
Elsie Coltrain
Jack
Jerry
Cleo Stocker
Carl
Jimmie
Ernest Hound
Judy
Art VanDorin
Betty
Jessie
Joelene
Maxine
Vera
Oyster Supper At Masonic Hall Draws Area Lodges
About 40 Masons attended the oyster supper Monday at the Oravia Masonic hall with visitors from Albia and Blakesburg lodges. Norman Ward and Troy Adams prepared the oyster soup, assisted by Kenneth Condra and Lloyd Rose. After the meeting, Samuel Dicks received the first degree of Masonry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oravia Masonic Hall
Albia
Blakesburg
Norman Ward
Troy Adams
Kenneth Condra
Lloyd Rose
Samuel Dicks
Farm Bureau Meeting Attendee Tour in Illinois
Harold Mason president of Monroe County Farm Bureau led a 500 member group from several counties to Peoria Illinois for an observation meeting and Farm Bureau system tour. They traveled by special train and planned to return Thursday after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Mason
Monroe County Farm Bureau
Peoria
Farm Bureau
Ilinois
Lews County
Mrs Oehler Hosts Kensington Club Dessert Luncheon
Mrs Louise Oehler and her son Jay entertained Kensington club members and invited guests at a dessert luncheon at her home on Thursday evening. Four tables of rocket play were set. High scores went to Mrs L M Williams and H H Pabst. Guests included Mr and Mrs Gus Luse, Mr and Mrs Gerald Morgan, Dr and Mrs L M Williams and Scott Tucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Oehler
Jay
Kensington Club
L. M. Williams
H. H. Pabst
Gus Luse
Gerald Morgan
Scott. Tucker
Woodward's Entertain Sew and So Club Honoring Baumgardners
The Sew and So Club met at four surprise party tables Monday night in Woodward to honor Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Baumgardner and granddaughter Renda Lee Tisue before their Wyoming move. Rook was played at six tables with Mrs. Ralph Davis and Frank Wilson high scorers. Refreshments were served late.
Mrs Gibbs Improves After Funeral Letter
Sara Coltrain received a letter from her sister Mrs Florence Coltrain Gibbs of Enid Oklahoma stating she is improving and could not attend the funeral of Mrs Ella Lorckin on February 2 due to weather. The note mentions area farmers sawing gates and a sale of property of her life parents Mr and Mrs Lewis Main in the northwest part of the teat with household goods sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otha Hiatt
Lewis Main
Teat
In Appreciation Acknowledgment for 2nd Birthday
Mrs Aum Campbell thanks friends neighbors and relatives for greetings and gifts received on her child’s second birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aum Camapbell
Taylor 4ids Meet The Baylor Aids
Unclear fragmented notice describes a gathering at a Welcome event with food and live music. Mentions names Kat, Wicker, and Hiatt. invites include bring an old friend and spouse for dinner. Details are obscured by OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Baylor
Coperk
Kat
Wicker
Grace Methodist Church Moravia Moravia Iowa Weekly Services
CavrcurS Grace Methodist Church Moravia Iowa Pastor J C Davis Sunday School 11 Morning Worship Youth Fellowship leads service Class 9 dinner in basement Father and Son banquet March 14 evening for all fathers 6 Y F group led by Mrs Karl Tuttle Wesley Chapel 930 Worship 1030 Sunday School
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist Church
Moravia
Iowa
J. C. Davis
C. M. McFatridge
Karl Tuttle
Wil
Y. F. Group
Karl
Tuttle
Wesley Chapel
Sundey School
Yeonium Circuit Services and Church School Schedule
Esther Babb leads pastor Teonium Church School with a 10 15 a m service. Donald Whitehead is superintendent for Worship Service at 11 16 a m. Fairview Church School at 9 00 a m with Worship Service at 9 45 a m. Women's Society meets Thursday with Miss Babb. Midweek service Thursday 7 30 pm at Weth Gladfelder home. No Church School at 10 30 a m Dortha Kenton superintendent Evening Service 7 30 pm at Lewin Rouse home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeonium
Esther Babb
Teonium Church
Donald Whitehead
Fairview
Women’s Society
Miss Babb
Weth Gladfelder
Evangelical United Brethren Church Services Notice
Evangelical United Brethren Church invites attendance with events led by Pastor Earl Rabuck. Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. with Donald Jones as superintendent, Worship at 10:50 a.m. Youth Fellowship at 6:20 p.m. Evening preaching and music at 9:30 p.m. Prayer meeting at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Earl Rabuck
Donald Jones
Church of Christ Service Schedule Announced
Horace Schaffner serves as superintendent with Communion at 10 60 a m and worship at 11 00 a m on Sundays. Horace and Clarence Schaffner share preaching duties. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 00 p m at the Harry DuVall home. Everyone is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Schaffner
Horace
Clarence Schaffner
Christian Endeavor
Harry DuVall
Church of the Nazarene Schedule and Farewell Visit
The Church of the Nazarene led by Pastor W. E. Burd held Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Evening services were 7:00 p.m. on Sundays with 7:30 p.m. worship on other days and Thursday Prayer and Bible Study. A family dinner honored Mr. and Mrs. C Baumwarser as they depart for Torrington Wyoming after wintering locally, with attendees from Ames Centerville Alicia and nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarene
W. E. Burd
M. H. Johnson
Chicago
Curtis Keller
Tavia
Centerville
Winsler Honored on 87th Birthday in Family Dinner
Mr and Mrs Frank Miller and granddaughter Michele of Center ville Mr and Mrs Ray Lewis of Des Moines Mr and Mrs George Winsler and daughter Georgiana Mr and Mrs Norman Ward and Margaret assisted John A Winsler to observe his 87th birthday on anniversary Friday Feb 28 A six o clock dinner was served at the Ward Winslet home with greetings and gifts as the family gathered for the occasion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Winsler
Frank Miller
Michele
Centerville
Ray Lewis
Des Moines
George Winsler
Georgiana
Norman Ward
Margaret
John A. Winsler
Ward-Winslet
Floyd Caster Enlists for 18 Months in Army
Floyd Caster, son of B. C. Caster, joined the U.S. Army for 18 months after enlisting on Thursday. Four of his brothers had served in the war. Jack Findley of Albia accompanied Floyd as they left. Also noted, Lawrence Ruland entered Lutheran Hospital in Des Moines for observation and treatment, with Mr. and Mrs. Roland accompanying Nobby Wilkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Caster
B. C. Caster
LU. S. Army
Jack Findley
Albia
Swith Floyd
Nters Hospital
Lawrence Ruland
Des Moines
Lawrence
Lutheran Hospital
Roland
Nobby Wilkinson
Ambiguous sports score fragment with player and team references
Unclear OCR text shows scattered names and scores. Mentions Aly Gardner Hatchers Albia Outlaws East End Cafe Speaver Grace and Wildcats with puzzling figures. No coherent event or outcome to report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner Hatchers
Albia Outlaws
East End
Speaver
Abe
Witioti
Allez
Idwah Beure
Marie Augel
Appanoose County Champions Moravlang Boys Basketball
Appanoose County champions Moravlang celebrate their 1946 47 boys team securing the county title first since 1933. The squad posted 14 wins and 10 losses, scoring 734 points against and averaging 32.21 points per game. Players Kneeling Pam Dicks Dale Laws Dick Brown Jack Baldwin Harold Dean Tisue Robbie Whicker George Tracy Jack Broshar Bob Scieszinski Donnie Sears John Hines Bud McDanel Gerald Hannum and Coach Forbes featured in the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravlang
Pam Dicks
Dale Laws
Dick Brown
Jack Baldwin
Harold Dean Tisue
Robbie Whicker
George Tracy
Jack Broshar
Bob Scieszinski
Donnie Sears
John Hines
Bud McDanel
Gerald Hannum
Forbes
March of Dimes Fund Grows With Local Donations
Mrs. Charles Coffin, local chair, reports March of Dimes and infantile paralysis drive donations totaling 52.35 plus schoolhouse 116.55 and benefit basketball netting 63.20. Moravia girls win 15 14, Moravia boys 21 18, Appanoose coaches beat Moravia town team. many named donors listed with small amounts. Coffin invites further contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Coffin
Mystic
Moravia Girls
Moravia Boys
Thanking Donors for March of Dimes Benefit Games
A note thanks all who donated to the March of Dimes and especially Coach Forbes and the school for scheduling the benefit basketball games. Mrs. Charles Coffin serves as chairperson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
March of Dimes
Forbes
Charles Coffin
Attend Services For Janice Kay Williams
Funeral services were held for Janice Kay Williams infant daughter of Raymond and Mrs. Williams of Centerville. Grandparents Ben Williams and Kenneth Coltrain attended at Towinson Funeral Home Center ville following her birth at St Joseph Hospital Cen terville. Many friends extend sympathy to the parents in their first child’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Williams
Kenneth Coltrain
Jantice Kay Williams
Raymond Williams
Centerville
Towinson
St. Joseph Hospital
Mrs Ashby Hosts Twentieth Century Club Meeting
Mrs. Raymond Ashby hosted the Twentieth Century club on Tuesday afternoon. The program centered on Holland. Members discussed letters from Mrs. Harry Burmeister describing a family in Holland affected by the war, with donated boxes of clothing and gifts and plans for bulbs to assist the grateful family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Ashby
Twentieth Century Club
Holland
J. W. Halden
Harry Burteister
Fred Parr Recovering at Wyoming Hospital
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Tal Releiurege
Kelu Raul
Moravia Names New Marshal Carl Lahue 18
E R Kaster resigns as Moravia marshal and watchman and moves to Afton to work in a mechanical department of four newspapers. Carl Lahue, a World War II veteran, is appointed to fill the vacancy and took charge Monday night. Lahue recently bought the George Robinson property in Moravia's southwest part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Kaster
Moravia
Afton
Leo
Donald
Mr. Kaster
Carl Lahve
Carl
Dean Paxston Arrives Home From Germany
Pvt. Dean Paxston returns Friday from Frankfurt where he served ten months with an engineering corps. His brothers Pfc. Ivan Paxston remains in Germany and T/5 Donald Paxston is in Japan awaiting return. Dean Paxston rests at his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Paxston's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Paxston
Frankfurt
Germany
Pfc
Ivan Paxston
Donald Paxston
Japan
Pax .Ston
Frank Paxston
Dinner Sunday Honoring Newlyweds in Moravia
A cooperative dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Forrest Mericle Moravia route 2 honored the marriage of their daughter Doris to Tva Stevens on March 1 The event featured a three tier wedding cake a cake cutting by the couple and guests plus gifts and candy favors Attendees included Ira Stevens Betty Jean Foster Kermit Glidfelder Levi Stevens and many Mericle family members among others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Mericle
Moravia
Route 2
Doris
Tva Stevens
Harry Brown
Doris Mericle and Ira Stevens Wed in Centerville Baptist Church
Miss Doris Mericle daughter of Mr and Mrs Forest Mericle Moravia and Ira Stevens son of Mr and Mrs Levi Stevens Centerville wed Saturday at the First Baptist church Centerville. Rev Luther W Childs officiated. Best man Ker mit Gladfelder and maid of honor Betty Jean Foster attended. The couple planned a Chicago visit before settling southwest of Centerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Mericle
Forest Mericle
Moravia
Lya Stevens
Levi Stevens
Centerville
Barsonage
First Baptist
J Luther W. Childs
Betty Jean Foster
Kermit Gladfelder
Woodward Wedding Dinner Celebrates Feb 26 Anniversary
A dinner gathering marked the wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Harry Woodward on February 26. Attendees included Mr and Mrs C Baumgardner and other relatives. guests shared a meal at the couple's home amid warm wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Woodwards
Mas
Harry! Woodward
Ronald Woodward
Thele
Mie
Harry
Andi Mas. C
Baumgardner
Ato Y
Moravia Booster Club Plans Supper Honoring Ball Teams
Moravia's boys basketball team under coach Orbes captures the county title, first since 1932. Booster Club hosts a Thursday 6:30 supper at Moravia Evangelical United Brethren Church, with attendees meeting in the church upstairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Orbes
Fifty Attend Cooperative Supper at Evangelical Church
About fifty people gathered for a cooperative supper at the Evangelical United Brethren Church on Friday evening. Claude Hawk led a program after the meal, with singing by Mrs. M. K. Blackman, choruses by Margaret and Mary Ellen, a violin solo by Delma Veach with Mary Rose Main on organ, readings by Mrs. John VanZante and Richard Hawk, scripture read by Mrs. Carl Van Zante, and prayer by Rev. Earl Rabuck. Committee members conducted games and planned the next church night for March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Claude Hawk
M. K. Blackman
Margaret
Mary Ellen
Delma Veach
Mary Rose Main
John VanZante
Richard Hawk
Carl van Zante
Earl Rabuck Jed
Carl VansZante
Kenneth Condra
Wendell Murdy
Fred Hammond
Kay McCloud
Mrs J C Davis Falls From Moving Car
Mrs J C Davis recuperates after falling from a moving car while trying to shut the door. She suffers a dislocated left shoulder but is not seriously hurt. The incident occurred as Rev Davis drove slowly near the Wealey Chapel area after visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Davis
Stella Carter Observes Birthday with Family Dinner
Mrs Stella Carter was pleasantly reminded of her birthday last Wednesday when Mr and Mrs Loyd Carter and daughter Virginia and Mrs Birdie Main joined her and her sister Mrs Mary Hoskinson for dinner. She received many greetings from family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Carter
Loyd Carter
Virginia
Birdie Main
Mary Hoskinson
Honor H. T. Boblenz at farewell dinner
Melrose School Board members honored H I Boblenz at a seven o'clock farewell dinner on Wednesday evening February 1st. At the close of the event a gift was presented to Mr and Mrs Boblenz. Boblenz had served on the board for six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose School Board
H.I. Bobleng
Aud
Boblenz
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalene Ler
Carl Davis
Sidbey, Nelw
Qorlis Burton
Mie
OG. Davis
Rune vii
Ate Sen Autum Zus
Ie Bo
Eugene
Johnpas
Ruth Péaane
Elvicker
Moravig
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Harry Bougher
Woodwards
CO. Fair Stadium
Kieth Gladfelder
Donald Hull
Baoyuet Spud
W. BC. S
Methodist Church
Merch Ta
Masonic Lodge
Farm Bureau Meeting
Illinois
Mrs. Oehler
Church of Christ
C. €. Baumwarser
Torrington
Wyo
Tom Robb
Ames
Betsey Main
Helen
Dennis Homeline
Lloyd’ Phillis
Alicia
Ray Me
Cloud
Appanoose
ATA
March of Dimes Fund
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Women’s Society of World Service
Eastern Star
ETC Club
Progressive Club
Double Eight
Ion Auxiliary
Moravia Union
Spencer Grocery
Nadine and George's
Main Bros
Gambles
Veach
Bivin
Walter
Swift & Co
Moravia Telephone
Library
Swarms
Corner
C. A. Turner
E. G. Hawk
DeWitt Yeager
H. E. Glick
Margaret Ward
Schreiner & Evans
Coffin
Janice Kay Williams
Mrs. Ashby
20Th Century Club
Fred Parr
Wyoming Hospital
Carl Lahue
New Moravia
Ira Stevens
Honor H. T. Boblenz
Se Flight Fhr
Stork
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