Moravia praised for clean, well kept town by assessor
A. C. Easter completed Moravia assessment calling it one of the cleanest and best kept areas in the county. Averill notes Moravia’s houses are well maintained and free of ghost properties or many unattended lots.
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A. C. Easter
Moravia
Averill
Moravia praised as finest small town in the state
Community leaders praise Moravia for its school, fire department, library, churches, and festivals. They boast tax honesty and low delinquent rates while urging residents to sustain a “community of esteem” amid local pride and civic involvement. Also noted are new cars needing high quality fuel and a tale of water-contaminated gas at a service station.
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Moravia
Red Cross
March of Dimes
H. G. Hargis
Sunshine Club Meets With Arlene Woodward
Sunshine club met with Arlene Woodward on March 4 1953 despite snow and bad roads eight attended at the Woodward home. Morning visiting followed by a dinner Arlene served. Mamie Tisue showed belt buckle covering and discussed Leaders Training School lesson. Neola Hawk April 1st meet planned.
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Sunshine Club
Arlene Woodward
Woodward
Eda Cochran
Judy
Bill Woodward
Bruce
Arlene
Mamie Tisue
Neola Hawk
Chariton Ladies Aid Meeting at Fenton Home
The Chariton River Ladies Aid held an all day meeting at the home of Mrs. Fay Fenton on March 3 with a noon luncheon. Work focused on placing quilt blocks and Lois Martin led the afternoon session after singing Just When I Need Him Most. Ethel Lemley read Proverbs 22:1 12 and a household hint answered roll call. Present were Jean Curtis, John Harley, Isal Suler, Fay Wright, Wilma Snyder, Irene Brandon, Virgo Martin, Gertie Atwell, Helen Cozad, Georgie Atwell, Ethel Lemley, Bessie Teater, Lucille Atwell, Jessie Elam and Helen Taylor. Dinner guests included Bill Elam, Ashol I Cozad, Arlo Fenton.
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Chariton River Ladies Aid
Fay Fenton
Lois Martin
Ethel Lemley
Jean Curtis
John Harley
Isal Suler
Fay Wright
Wilma Snyder
Irene Brandon
Virgo Martin
Gertie Atwell
Helen Cozad
Georgie Atwell
Bessie Teater
Lucille Atwell
Jessie Elam
Helen Taylor
Bill Elam
Ashol I Cozad
Arlo Fenton
West Point District Socials and Visits Gather at Mosley Home
Families from the West Point district met Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Mosley in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Cooper who recently moved in. Attendees included Clair Potts and Martha, Will Hagerman, LeRoy Brown and Sheryl, Leo Hoffman and sons, Rex Haver, John Hiner and Johnette, and others.
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Wil) Hagerman
Rex
Leo Hoffman
Verta Hoffman
Verda
Hg Hagerman
West Point
Andy Mosley
Darrell Cooper
Clair Potts
Martha
Will Hagerman
LeRoy Brown
Sheryl
Rex Haver
John Hiner
Johnette
B. F. Whitehead
Fred Avene
Leo Richard
Konath
Harold Hoffsman
de Argo
Kirksville
Jessie McAninch
Pearl Grow
Job Hiner
Sphnetin
Sunday Socials Mention Ottumwa Hosts and Visits
Spent Sunday at Roscoe with Argo's Mr and Mrs Leo Hoffman and son visiting the Delbert Bayworth family in Ottumwa. Mr and Mrs B F Whitehead and Larry and Linda spent Sunday evening at the Rex Haver home.
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Roscoe
Argo's
Leo Hoffman
Sone
Delbert Bayworth
Ottumwa
B. F. Whitehead
Larry
Linda
Rex Haver
Enon News Briefs and Local Visits
Enon neighbors note many visits and events. Dallas Faber and family attended a farewell for the Tracy Forsythe family in Albia Thursday. Harold Hawk re-elected Enon school director. Leo VanDerin hospitalized for appendectomy in Ottumwa. Kidney stone illness slight, Mrs. VanDorin improving after doctor visit. Visitors include Sylvan VanDorin’s party at Delbert Love, and Arthur Johnson’s Sunday guests.
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Marvin
Vance
Art McCombs
Dallas Faber
Tracy Forsythe
Albia
Leo VanDorin
Troy Lockman
Teresa Ann
J. T. VanDorin
Faber
Mary Jo
Russell Hindman
Leo VanDerin
Ernsted Johnson
St. Joseph Hospital
Ottumwa
Fern Hudgens
Arthur Johnson
Dallas Tucker
Charles Bettiis
Charlie Bettis
Arthur
Pleasant Hill Social Notes Reflect Local Visits
Pleasant Hill residents recount weekend visits as Mra and M. BE. Dicks welcome Richard Dunham and Deb back to Des Moines after a stay with Russell and Dick Brown. Lloyd Masaman returns from Texas. Paul Dicks and Nickey join Dick Brown for Sunday evening gathering as Mark Allen and spouse also spend time with locals.
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Mra
Richard Dunham
Debby
Des Moines
Russell Brown
Dick Brown
Lloyd Masaman
Texan
Paul Dicks
Nickey
Mark Allen
Community Notes From Centerville And Nearby Visits
Residents keep busy with moving and hospital progress. McAninchs visit Kirksville to check on Mrs J W McAninch at Laughlin hospital who shows improvement. The Callens, Browns, and Dicks share Sundays and weekends visiting neighbors and relatives while Mark Allens receive moving help from Richard Allen. The Moravia Union advertises Markwell Staplers as dependable in stock.
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Richard Allen
John W. McAninch
Verna McAninch
Kirksville
J. W. McAninch
Laughlin Hospital
Wayne Christy
Gilbert Callen
Russell Brown
Dick Brown
Harry Lemaster
Centerville
Clyde Dicks
Merle Dicks
Jay Argo
John McAninch Sr
Lissie Kelsey
Pearl Broshar
Judith
Markwell Staplers
Moravia Union
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