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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1957
Page
3
Hillsboro Couple Guests At Sawvel Home
Mr and Mrs Junior Hoyer and family of Hillsboro were Sunday guests at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Lester Sawvel.
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Junior Hoyer
Hillsboro
Lester Sawvel
Sunday guests and visiting families in small town update
Sunday visitors gathered at multiple homes including Mrs Olive Clark of Hammond Indiana and Mr and Mrs Ernest Kincade. Several locals such as Sammy Weston and Karen Albertson joined weekend guests. Hospital discharge noted for Susan Rae and Brian Dean from Methodist hospital home in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Kincade
Olive Clark
Hammond
Indiana
Ernest Kincade
Sammy Weston
Florida
Rutland
Town
Charley Jarvis
Centerville
Kenneth Condra
Wendell Condra
Lone Rock
Albert Condra
Dickens
Margaret Condra
Des Moines
Guy McCannon
Numa
George McCannon
Ronnie Tomlin
Wayne Fisher
Blakesburg
Dwain Horn
Susan Rae
Brian Dean
Methodist Hospital
Allison Ave
Eunice Halden
Bill Harris
Emil Halden
Kathleen Tyalden
Mt. Pleasant
Urbana Commandoes 4-H Club Holds March Meeting
The Urbana Commandoes 4-H club met Monday evening March 11 for its regular monthly gathering. Vice president called the meeting to order and secretary read the minutes as roll call listed James Crawley Robert Horn Bill Proctor and Duane Proctor. James Crawley spoke on corn borers and Duane Proctor on growing grass without soil. The meeting adjourned after the 4-H pledge. Next gathering set for April 8 at Robert Horns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana Commandoes
4-H Club
James Crawley
Robert Horn
Bill Proctor
Duane Proctor
Robert Horns
Clover Leaf 4 H Club Meets With Leader Lemley
The Clover Leaf 4 H club held a March 1 meeting at 7 30 PM led by Ethel Lemley. Janice Beaty opened with the pledge and roll call on a new food to try. Sharon Tharp Elaine Curtis gave a Baking Powder Biscuits demo. Lemley led Parker House Fantan rolls talk. Arla Simpson spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Leaf 4-H Club
Ethel Lemley
Janice Beaty
Sharon Tharp
Elaine Curtis
Parker House
Arla Simpson
Why We Need Caletur and Protein and Where Found
A local meeting featured a Patricia Shepard poem and a program led by Joyce Beaty and Judy Moffitt. The day opened with a thought for the day about marriage and featured refreshments for 16 members and 2 leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Shepard
Joyce Beaty
Judy Moffitt
Joyce
Janice
Rita Beaty
Judy
May Sue Moffitt
Patricia
Karen Shepard
Jane
Margaret Davis
Sharon Tharp
Dixie Wakefield
Linda Walker
Carol Jean Martin
Arla Simpson
Elaine
Anita’ Curtis
Jean Curtis
Ethel Lemley
Lewis Beaty
Chas
Wakefield
Maxine Tharp
Josephine Moffitt
Simpson
Leslie
Roger Lemley
Jimmy Martin
Union Farmerettes February Meeting Recap
The February Union Farmerettes meeting gathered eight members at Ann Exline’s home. Becky Wilson spoke on Points for Protein and Joanne Main discussed What are Enriched Cereals. Ann and her mother provided refreshments for Becky Wilson, Linda Proctor, Joanne Main, Peggy Rodgers, Lois Strurtk, Alexia Swasick, Joyce Roberts, and Mrs. Boyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Farmerettes
Ann Exline
Becky Wilson
Joanne Main
Ann
Linda Proctor
Peggy Rodgers
Lois Strurtk
Alexia Swasick
Joyce Roberts
Mrs.Boyer
Enon School Club Holds March 5, 1957 Meeting
The Enon School club met on March 5 1957 opening with the pledge. Seventeen members answered roll call with My Favorite Pet. Secretary and treasurer reports were read and dues collected. Old and new business discussed. Members planned framed pictures for the school room. Afterward Mervin McDanel Charles and Pam Vande Pol Lorain Fowler and Maurice Crist performed a short program. Refreshments by Freddie Strong and Charles Vande Pol. Reporter Bobby Faber.
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Enon
Mervin McDanel
Charles
Pam Vande Pol
Lorain Fowler
Maurice Crist
Freddie Strong
Charles Vande Pol
Bobby
Union Neighbors Tour of Ottumwa Visit Summary
A Union Neighbors group toured Ottumwa on March 6 visiting John Morrell plant, television studio, bakery, telephone company, and Ottumwa hospital. They observed slaughtering processes, baking capacity, dial telephony, newsroom relays, and hospital facilities including a blood bank. The day ended after a 4:30 pm return, with plans for future tours in April.
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Cub
Ottunwa
Morrells
Telephone Company
Ketwick Pichardnin
California
New York
KTVO
Ottumwa Hospital
Eva
J C Wilson Named To Arizona Power Authority Post
I C Wilson, Buckeye attorney and farmer, named by Governor McFarland to a six year term on the Arizona Power Authority succeeding E A Thomas. The unsalaried post pays expenses and mileage and requires senate confirmation. Wilson, well known in legal, military, legislative, and business circles, has lived in Buckeye since 1998 and is a Drake University law school graduate. He has farmed in Western Maricopa County since 1935 and has served in the Arizona National Guard since 1930.
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I. C. Wilson
Buckeye
Frank Wilson
Arizona Power Authority
E. A. Thomas
Wholesale Supply Co
McFarland
Senate
Wilson
Drake University Law School
Des Moines
Iowa
Maricopa County
Arizona National Guard
Elena’s rank cited from World War 20 era service
The record notes Elena held a rank during World War 20 with the 20th Air Forces. A Maricopa County representative served two terms in the state legislature from 1933 to 1937. Wilson, newly retired as Arizona Cotton Growers president, chairs the association board and holds other local posts. He sits on the Roosevelt Irrigation District board and Avondale School District. He is married with two daughters.
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Elena
20Th
Air Forces
Maricopa’ County
Wilson
Arizona Cotton Growers Association
Central Arizona Project Association
Roosevelt Irrigation District
Buckeye Charriber of Commerce
Litchfield Park Kiwanis Clu
Avondale School District Board
County Roads Vacated After April Hearing in Appanoose
Appanoose County Board of Supervisors sets final hearing for April 1 1957 at 2 00 PM in Centerville to vacate two county roads described as 40 feet wide starting southeast of SWQ of Sec 21 and southeast of SEQ of Sec 16 both in T70N R17W and T70N R16W with routes extending north to road No 203 and to the northeast quarter of Sec 16, signed Auditor Vernel Farnworth.
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Appanoose County Board of Supervisors
Centerville
Township
Youth group outing to MYF Rally in Unionville
Mr and Mrs Kermit Gladfelder and Mr and Mrs Dean Tomlin guided Fairview youth to Unionville for a MYF Rally Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit Gladfelder
Dean Tomlin
Fairview
Unionville
MYF
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