Local and Personal News Roundup
Local society notes list Ill Mrs Mary Clester in poor health and numerous visits and visits to family and friends across Albia Des Moines Centerville Ottumwa and Knoyville. The community includes travel to Cherokes Okla and Moravia with many relatives and school events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Clester
John Bickford
Albia
Gerald Morgan
Prole
Town
Adaline McCormick
Des Moines
Russell
W. L. Hoover
Centerville
Karl Tuttle
Main Bros
L. M. Robinson
Taylor Leonard
Wetaday
Cherokes
Okla
T. N. Garrett
Chariton
Glen Garrett
Irma Lynch
Mt. Ayr
Birdie Main
Gene Main
Enon News and Local Socials Amid Mud and Moments
Enon notes a spring shower and mud spread across town. Warnings on weak spells, visits among neighbors, mail routes, and school subdirector reelection are recorded. An Elk Horn egg recall letter travels worldwide as a troop transport receives a gift egg signed by Helen Peterson Elk Horn Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Horn
Laverne Hanses
Viola
Helen Peterson
Towa
Notice of Final Report in L. C. Main Estate
In the District Court of Iowa Appanoose County the Executrix of L. C. Main files a final report and requests discharge. Hearing set for 10:00 a m on March 28 1946 at Centerville Court House to determine approval and discharge from duties. interested parties urged to appear. Sybil Argo Executrix. Charles L. Johnston Attorney for Estate.
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District Court of
Iowa
Appanoose County
L. C. Main
Luella M. Main
Icle Jones
Eunice Hiatt
Sybil Argo
LaFawn Cunningham
Mary Lou Main
Carl Main
John Main
Bernice Long
District Court
Centerville
Appynoose County
Rural School News Details At Lone District
The school boss updates rules to curb mischief while Jim Reid returns from the Army Air Corps. Absent pupils include Helen and Richard Cormeny and Rosalie Stafford. Four children attend Friday as Bible verses and singing proceed, with new students named Miller joining grades two four and seven. Clay play, a log cabin craft by Ralph Johnson, and a wall for American pictures finish the week. Deena Lee Robinson and Mary Louise Fisher sign off with a clay verse and a Brompton weather snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Reid
Army Air Corps
Helen Carmeny
Richard Cormeny
Cormeny Childen
Rosalie Stafford
Rosalie
Miller
Ralph Johnson
Deena Lee
Brompton
Deena Lee Robinson
Mary Louise Fisher
Social notes from Ottumwa and nearby visits
Brompton by Mrs. M. E. Boardman and I. Boardman with Max McCoy and family spent Saturday night at the Vereel Barnes home. Mrs. M. E. Boardman visited part of last week at the A. J. Billings home in Ottumwa. Rosalie and Karen Stafford were
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Boardman
I. Boardman
Max McCoy
Vereel Barnes
A. J. Billings
Ottumwa
Rosalie
Karen Stafford
Local Visitors and Calls Reported Across Town
Brompton Monday afternoon saw George Reid Jr of Centerville visiting home folks. Janella Maxine Billings of Ot tumwe is visiting this week at the M. E. Boardman home. Hubert and E. O. Cormeny were business callers in Albion and Ot tumwa Monday. Claude Hawk called on M. E. Boardman Friday night. Elwood Stafford and Pvt. Jim Reid were in Moravia Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Hiatt
Marilyn
Jake Day
W. L. Palmer
Ottumwa
Phyllis Zike
Des Moines
Duane Veach
C. A
James Rhee
Fairview
Moravia
Leo Hoffman
Richard
Dean Hoffman
St. Joseph Hospital
Centerville
Clyde Wilson
G. B. Johnson
Paul Arms
Ronnie
Oskaloosa
Rev
E. A. Lacour
M. K
Moulton
Levi Coulson
Birdie Main
Ray
J. T. van Dorin
Mary Closter
Farrie Faber
Lois Hawk
Phyllis Lockman
Homer King
Ray Tomlin
Rex Tisue
Family
Doyle McDonal
Gomer Stocker
Hugh Crawley
Kenneth Free
Mearl Walter
Claude Hawk
Enon School
Dale Free
Mary Jol Faber
Elaine
Marvin Vance
Brompton
George Reid, Jr
Janella Maxine Billings
Ottumwe
M._E. Boardman
Hubert
E. 0
Cormeny
Albion
M. E. Boardman
Elwood Stafford
Jim Reid
Dairy Cows Need Roughage to Boost Milk Output
Iowa State College dairyman Arthur R. Porter urges farmers to keep hay racks full and feed cows with ample roughage. He warns low producers under 2 gallons daily do not need grain, while higher producers require about 2.9 pounds of grain per gallon of milk mixed with corn heavy rations. Ground grains, no rationing, and culling poor producers are advised for better management and labor efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur R. Porter
Iowa State College
Porter
Towa
Classified sale notices and ads from Moravia area
A cluster of classifieds includes stove for sale and chick rearing products, farm equipment parts, rental notice, seed oats for sale, egg mash promotion, turkey farm hatchery offer, Maytag rolling casters, property for sale near Mora via, debt collection service, baby chicks order, team of red roan mares, greeting cards by the box at Union Office. Includes contact details and dates.
Iowa Milking Boost Could Add 55 Million Pounds Dairy Output
A simple measure would increase milk yield by 55 million pounds this year. The statement links extra milk to each milking cow in Iowa, highlighting potential gains for the state’s dairy industry.
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Iowa
Card of Thanks From Mrs. Bertha Luse
Neighbors and friends are thanked for cards and kindnesses during my illness. Mrs. Bertha Luse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike
Bertha Luse
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