Ladies Plan Achievement Day in Taylor Township
Mrs C A Turner hosted an all day Farm Bureau meeting in Taylor township on March 8 for Independent district. Mrs Chas Coffin led the final Car Husk Weaving lesson with Mrs Stella Carter assisting. Discarded chairs and stools were woven with Hong kong grass to restore seats. One chair and two stools completed. Music numbers were blocked by Mrs Fred Blumenatock. Plans for Achievement Day on March 20 in Taylor township were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Dooley
Loyd Carter
Eudora Wales
A. Turner
Fred Blumenstock
Stella Carter
Chas. Coffin
C. A. Turner
Farm Bureau Ladies of Independent District
Taylor Township
Chas, Coffin
Fred Blumenatock
Lawrence Sharp dies at 79 in Missouri countryside
Lawrence B. Sharp born 1859 in Appariocse county Iowa died February 16 1939 at his home near Elkhead Missouri aged 79 years 1 month 27 days. He married Mary Grable in 1880 producing Ernest and Mary before they died. He married Mary Lionelson in 1916. A Baptist church member since early life, he is survived by his wife one daughter Mary eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence B. Sharp
John Wolverton
Anne Wilson Sharp
Appariocse County
Iowa
Elkhead
Missouri
Mary Grable
Ernest
Mary
Mary Lionelson
Mt. Grove
Mr. Sharp
Church
The
Baptist Church
Old World History and Art Enliven Classrooms
Lula R. Tilmont argues for enriching sixth grade history and art with pictures, poems, songs, and poems from world history. She cites Sherman’s march, Old Ironsides, and Civil War songs to engage students and suggests using encyclopedia plates, classroom displays, and seasonal readings.
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Washinglton
Delaware
Atlanta
Galahad
Riley
Loveman
Browning
Pippa
Lula R. Tilmont
Monroe County
Scattersburg People Share Weekend Visits
Scattered notes show Mrs. Burdette Cox and daughter visiting George Scott, Francia King and family at Elbert Lockman’s, Mrs. Rosa Lockman calling on Wr Tomlin, and Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Ward visiting relatives at Moran. Amy Lockman stays with Ray Lockman to help care for Phyllis amid scarlet fever. Daniel Fullerton and family occupy the Fred Dotgon place after Eligia Simmons left. Neighbors conferred at the Burdett Cox home Wednesday to plan a comfort top for the Roberta family who lost their home by fire last Saturday night. A cooperative noon dinner followed. Fred Coltrain visited Centerville. H. Gilliland and sister, Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. J. Taylor
Mn Bigge
Centerville
Moravia
Wm. Young
Corydon
C. M. McFatridge
Elaine Palmer
Hal Carter
Des Moines
Otha Lee DuVall
Drake University
Home Falls
Tom Cameron
Mr. Cameron
Blanche Graham
Warren DuVall
W. E. Lockman
Ray Lockman
Gynthia Taylor
J. J. Taylor
Lula R. Tillmont
Madge Hough
Marshalltown
Guy Roberts
Gerald
Fred Tillmont
Roscoe
Leila Day
Stella Albright
Ottumwa
Stella Carter
Birdie Main
J. W. Halden
Elizabeth Hunter
Eloise Wiseman
Roberta Livingood
Dorothy Nowels
Nay Gan
Trenton
Lew Hiner
A. G. Turner
Bert Turner
Towa City
Turner
University Hospital
Dora Jordan
Peru
Iowa
I. E. Jordan
Burdette Cox
George Scott's
Francia King
Elbert Lockman
Rosa Lockman
Wr Tomlin
Burdette Ward
Morain
Amy Lockman
Phyllis
Daniel Fullerton
Fred Dotgon
Eligia Simmons
Burdett Cox
Roberta
Fred Fred Coltrain
Gilliland
Mra
Local notes from Lineville and Moravia region
May Benson took a business trip to Lineville Friday as heavy rain Thursday night and Friday flooded creeks and muddied roads. Little Larry Hayes has been ill for a few days. Mrs. Roy Gilliland visited near Des Moines and returned Sunday. Lucille Colfrhin visited Irene Main at her Moravia home Friday night, with her son and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Benson
Lineville
Larry Hayes
Roy Gilliland
Des Moines
Des]a
Lucille Colfrhin
Irene Main
Moravia
Rela
Taking Lime Orders At Albia Office
County Agent Lineweaver of Monroe county authorizes lime orders at the Farm Bureau office in Albia for delivery from Center ville quarry at last year’s price. Orders also taken for lime delivered from the quarry south of Melrose. Fill will be in order of receipt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lineweaver
Monroe County
Farm Bureau
Albia
Centerville
Melrose
Kinser Valley Residents Visit Albia and Chariton
Kinser Valley residents including Geo R Darby and daughter visited Moravia and Albia on Saturday taking dinner with the Roy Darby family. Le Roy Wilson delivered Sunday papers and Buzz Felton visited the valley. Creeks Soap and Kinser flooded areas Friday into Saturday, affecting soil near the Mississippi. Zell Wilson and family visited Eph Wilson's home Sunday. Geo R Darby also visited C V Heter Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. R. Darby
Moravia
Albia
Roy. Darby
Zell Wilson
LeRoy
LeRoy ‘Wilson
Harry Felton
Chariton
Buzz Felton
Creeks
Soap and
Kinser
Anay
Mississippi River
Eph Wilson
C. V. Heter
United Brethren Church Service Schedule
The United Brethren Sunday School meets at 10 a.m. under Superintendent M. K. Blackman. Worship follows at 11 a.m. Youth group Y P C E U gathers at 6 30 p.m. Evening Service at 7 30 p.m. Woman's Aid T meets Wednesday. Choir practice Saturday at 7 30 p.m. Pastor T. J. Ike extends a cordial invitation to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Blackman
Woman's Aid T
D. Tm
T. J. Ike
Church Schedule and Sermon Reflection at Methodist Episcopal
The Methodist Episcopal Church outlines services with Church School at 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Intermediate League led by Maxine Smith at 8:00 p.m. Epworth League led by Marie Tomlin at 6:30 p.m. Evening Worship at 7:30 p.m. The sermon theme asks Can We Know We Have Found God, drawing parallels to Columbus and the balance of faith and knowledge in the seeker’s path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Smith
Iéader
Epworth
Marie Tomlin
Columbus
Sunday School and League Schedules at Local Churches
Teonium Circuit holds Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and League at 7:30 p.m. next Sunday. Fairview Sunday School at the standard time with preaching afterward. Hilton Church reports Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. followed by preaching. Epworth League activities and preaching are scheduled for the night. E. P. Spurlock, pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teonium
Fairview
Hilton
Epworth
E. P. Spurloce
Editor's Mail and Native Son Letter Fragments
The page includes two reader letters from Mt. Ayr Iowa and San Francisco California. The Mt. Ayr note asks to extend a subscription by 1.50 and mentions filing laws, weather notes, and friends who have passed away. The San Francisco letter from Arthur B. Lockman describes sunny weather, a county fair, an Iowa steer blue ribbon, critiques modern city life, and contrasts it with Iowa's pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Main
Mt. Ayr
Iowa
Howard
Tam
San Francisco
Calif
Moravia_Union
Hig
Arthur B. Lockman
Union
Resolution of Respect for Emmett Scott Hereviealge Hall
The lodge of Odd Fellows No 610 notes Emmett Scott’s passing on March 8 and laments the loss of a loyal member. Resolutions extend sympathy to his family, drape their charter for 30 days, and send copies to relatives and the Moravia Union. Minutes record the action. committee members Ward Turner Gardner sign. Eleanor Burton visits. A G Turner admitted to Iowa City hospital for treatment.
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Hereviealge Hall
Emmett
Scott
Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Moravia Union
Local Society Notes From Centerville Area
Ms and Mrs Chris Bogart called at A G Turner's Sunday evening. Mrs Minnie Yeager spent Monday with Emma Young. The Bogart family Centerville callers Saturday. Saint Bells moved to farm northeast of Albia. Burton spent Sunday afternoon at Ted Miller's Ferm Wrights were businesschilera at Centerville Monday afternoon. Pearl Hiner was a business caller in Centerville Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Bogart
A. G. Turner
Minnie Yeager
Emma Young
Bogart
Centerville
Saint Bell’s
Albia
Blearfiz
Burton
Ted, Millér’s
Ferm “Wright’s
Chilera
Pearl Hiner
Business
California And Vicinity Sunday Social Tidbits
Shirley Townsend carried the Sunday paper and dined with Billy McDanel. Clell McDanel visited Junior Sunday afternoon. Townsend and Miss Frances Dykes plan teaching this week. Rosencrants children missed school Monday due to the river being high. Harley Tisue visited Mrs Bila Platt and others. Junior and Lorene Martin spent time with grandparents Mr and Mrs Hetton Potts. Pauline Townsend weekend visit with aunt Mrs Daphne Hilton. Kenneth Bindfelder family spent Sunday at J P Foster home. Leo and Dean Hoffman cut wood for Shirley Townsend Friday. Mrs Kate Broshar came Thursday to Lyndon McDanel’s to care for her ill daughter. Gladys Townsend visited Celia McDanel Tuesday and Thursday. Lyndon McDanell and Ronald and Lavern called at Billy McDanel’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Day
Ottumwa
J. T
Homer Coffman
Leland
W. P. Donahoo
Hiatt Selby
John Selby
Kate Rogers
Gay Harrison
Fremont
Mangle
Jeff
Patrick
Lementine Tucker
W. A
Rose Horace
Memphia
W. H. George
Clark W. George
Marilyn
Fairfield
Fosa Heat
A.S. Mangle
Pat
Simpson
Sherrard
Moravia
Blumenstock Apartments
Wm. Young
Duane Veach
Duane
Pearl Broshar
Harry Lemaster
Teonium
Pheabe Murphy
St. Joseph Hospital
Shirley Townsend
Billy McDanel
Clell McDanel
Junior
Townsend
Frances Dykes
Rosencrants
Harley Tisue
Bila Platt
Lorene’Martin
Hetton Potts
Pauline Townsend
Daphne Hilton
Kenneth Bindfelder
J. P. Foster
Leo
Dean Hoffman
Ella Platt
Fay
A. G. Turner
Kate Broshar
Lyndon McDanel
Gladys Townsend
Celia McDanel
Lyndon McDanell
Ronald and
Lavern
Suriy
Gerald Hede College News Roundup
Lee spent Wednesday with grandma Jones in Mo ravia. Des Moines visitors T J Luse Gerald Edna Mae Jimmie Mae’s famous Sunday dinner. Coretta Cloyed visited Eph Wilson’s. Zell Wilson's family dropped by. Gaylord McDanes family recovering from flu. Larry Dean Bishop owns a baby goat. Max Lockman remains ill at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Gerald
Lee
Larry Dean Bishop
Max Lockman
Sunday School Outing and Local News At Main Station
The message notes a Sunday School gathering canceled by roads and reports many on the sick list improving. It lists visits and dinners at various homes, including McDanel and George families, and mentions Fairfield residents. The Chariton River overflows bottom land, the highest in years, with several local names noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd McDanel
Shirley
Townsend
Willie
McDanel
May
Wm. George
Clark George
Matilyn
Fairfield
Faas Heaton
Creston
Cody Lise
Lestie Elledge
Grover Easter
Sind
Bert McKern
Otie Whicker
Moulton
Tieth Luse
Short Walter
Coy Luse
Chariton
Guy McDanes
Willie —Mcane
For Sale Local Horses and Timothy Seed Ads
FOR SALE Black mare coming 6 and black horse coming 3 both sound and well broke by F E Boyer Unionville Iowa Also FOR SALE THIS WEEK black horse 4 years old weight 1400 bay horse 4 years old weight 1300 8 year old grey horse weight 1800 all well broke by Frank M Wilson Moravia Iowa DTP RECLEANED TIMOTHY SEED for sale 1.80 per bushel H B Glick Itp
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Boyer
Unionville
Iowa
Frank M. Wilson
Moravia
Timothy
H.B. Glick
Itp
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chet Broshar
Musicale
Moravia High School
Kinser Valley
United
Methodist Episcopal
R. L. Brown
N. R. Ward
Wm. Gardner
Biddle
R Eleanor Burton
Vivien Wright
Iowa City
California
Hede College
Anton Campbell & Son
Charley Platt
Rawleigh
Appanoosa County
Rawleigh Co
Freeport
Dto
Gardner & Son Hatchery
Lee Hiatt
Frank Swaim
Miles Nervinedr
Miles Nervine
Utes
Nouro Nervine
Veach Drug Store
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