Moravia Captures Appanoose County Junior High Title
Moravia girls coached by Ray Forbes defeated Cincinnati 34 to 18 in Friday’s final to win the Appanoose County Junior High championship at Moulton Moravia led 16 to 6 at halftime and 27 to 20 after three quarters Dille scored 20 points while Walker led Cincinnati with 8 Moravia and Moulton had met earlier in the tournament with Moravia winning 34 to 18 in the final, Unionville topped Moravia boys 23 to 10 for third place. Moravia boys had lost to Udell 26 to 11 previously and Moulton beat Udell 28 to 17 in the boys’ final Charles Poffenberger of Centerville refereed the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appanoose County
Moulton
Moravia Girls
Ray Forbes
Cincinnati
Moravia
Dille
Walker
Name F.G. F. T.P. Hiatt
Hammond
Bialey
Turner Q
Unionville
D. Kaster
Underwood
Kaster
Luger
Wolf
Wilson O
Moravia Boys
Udell
Numa
Charlea Poffenberger
Centerville
Rudee Pence Stationed At Fairfield California
Mr and Mrs A B Pence of Russell report their son Rudee and family arrived in Fairfield California where he is on active duty inspecting airplanes He joined the Army Air Force in 1947 and trained at San Antonio Then he went to Keesler Field Mississippi on May 14 He finished training February 20 with above average record and chose his plane and theater of operation Alaska South Pacific Europe or USA His plane is the C 54 cargo and transatlantic passenger the DC 4 for airlines
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Pence
Russell
Rudee
Fairfield
California
Army Air Force
San Antonio
Texas
Keesler Field
Mississippi
Udee
Alaska
South Pacific
Europe
U.S.A
Union Farmerettes 4-H Club Holds Meeting
The Union Farmerettes 4-H club met at Connie Paris's home on March 5. Verna Lee Harper presided, with reports from secretary and treasurer Mary Key McCarty. After adjournment, Connie Paris demonstrated baking a cake and Verna Lee Harper demonstrated setting a table. Jane Ellen Brain spoke on Iowa Trees in Winter. Ten members attended with 16 visitors. Refreshments followed served by Connie Paris and her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Farmerettes 4-H Club
Connie Paris
Verna Lee Harper
Mary Key McCarty
Connie
Paris
Jane Ellen Brain
Iowa
Mary Kay McCarty
Jane Ellen’ Brain
Fern Kelley
Joyce Brain
Marion Reagan
Nadine Kelley
F. E. Boyer
March of Dimes Drive Nets $68.48 in Moravia
The Moravia March of Dimes collections totaled 68.45 this year. Business firms clubs and individuals contributed 6.26, plus the Mora via theatre aid benefit basketball games, bringing the total to over sixty eight dollars. Chairman Mia Charles Coffin expresses sincere gratitude to all who subscribed to the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Clube
Mia
Charles Coffin
Trucker Crash Injures Three at Mooravia Intersection
Ralph Robinson of Moravia and Willard Stickler of Loveland Culorady were injured last week when their trucks collided at the Milwaukee and Wabash avenues corner in Mooravia. Robinson’s wagon was loaded with baled hay and cast, while Stickler’s northbound pickup burned wreckage at the intersection. Extensive damage occurred to Stickler’s vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Robinson
Moravia
Willard Stickler
Loveland
Culorady
Milowaukee and
Wabash Avenues
Mooravia
Robinson
Stickles
Public sale notices and auction details in Centerville
Art Allen advertises a closing-out sale to be held Friday March 19 as he moves to Carthage Illinois. Charles L Johnston ag referee will sell a 180 acre farm 11 miles east of Moravia at 10 a m Friday March 19 at the south door of the courthouse in Centerville. See page two for full details. The Union offers sale bill printing to reach a wide audience for successful sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Allen
Route One
Art
Carthage
Ill
Charles L. Johnston
Court House
Centerville
Moravia
Bickfords Observe 50th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs John Bickford marked their 59th wedding anniversary at home in Moravia with only son in law Hugh McFatridge and daughter present due to ill health. Married March 15 1889 near Leonium they lived in Oklahoma Centerville and Putnam County before settling in Moravia in 1931. He is 79 today and she 76. They belong to the Church of the Nazarene and enjoy home garden news pap ers and radio. They have three daughters Eva Carpenter Ethel Olney and McFatridge or Tyron Okla one son Lee Bickford three grandchildren and ten great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bickford
Moravia
Hugh McFatridge
Bickford
Jacob Moffatt
Leonium
Oklahoma
Centerville
Putnam County
Church of the Nazarene
Eva Carpenter
Colton
Calif
Ethel Olney
Burbank
McFatridge
Moravia Couple Announces Engagement of Taylor and Johnson
Mr and Mrs Otha Taylor of Moravia announce the engagement of their daughter Helen to Richard Johnson son of Mr and Mrs John Johnson also of Moravia. Miss Taylor will graduate from Moravia high school class of 1948 and Mr Johnson from class of 1943. No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otha Taylor
Moravia
Helen
Richard Johnson
John Johnson
Miss Taylor
Moravia High School
Mr. Johnson
Browns Observe 56th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Andy Brown of Iconium celebrated their 56th wedding anniversary. Relatives including Mrs Birdie Main and son Dwight, Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brown and son Jerry, Mrs Beryl Brown and son Kenneth with her mother Mrs Laura Dicks and Mr and Mrs Versal Hough and son Dean of Eddyville gathered at home for a cooperative dinner. The couple have long resided in and near Iconium and are wished a happy anniversary year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Brown
Iconium
Birdie Main
Dwight
Lloyd Brown
Jerry
Beryl Brown
Kenneth
Laura Dicks
Versal Hough
Dean
Eddyville
Osa Brown
Brown
Finals of Amateur Contest at Moravia Theatre Next Week
The Moravia Theatre hosts the finals of an amateur contest on Wednesday evening March 24 with a prize of 12 dollars. Winners from the three prior contests compete. March 10 winners include Twiss and Fern Foster in vocal duet and Lyle Hiatt with a Mr Lewis, plus Orlando Sears. The week’s Wednesday event featured contestants under 15. Sponsored by Moravia Theatre Paul Turner Radio and Recording Studio Centerville and local Moravia Centerville businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia Theatre
Twiss
Fern Foster
Lyle Hiatt
Mr. Lewis
Orlando Sears
Paul Turner Radio and Recording Studio
Centerville
Moravia
Legion to Entertain Appanoose Co Members
Basil Cowell Post No 361 of the American Legion will entertain county members and officers at the legion home on Monday March 22. Legion Auxiliary members will serve lunch cafeteria style with proceeds to the building fund. Commander Pesison requests all members attend this important meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil Cowell
American Legion
Legion Home
The
Legion Auxiliary
Pesison
Veterans Meeting At Moravia Friday
Veterans eligible for enrollment in the Institutions On-Farm Training Program are urged to attend a Friday night meeting at 7 00 at Moravia High School. With about a dozen confirmed enrollments and more possible, organizers aim for an eighteen to twenty student class. Complete applications must be finished by the meeting to ensure enrollment.
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Moravia
Sebutel
Obituary of Chas A Foster from Moravia district
Charles Alonzo Foster born February 6 1879 in Appanoose County near Moravia passed March 6 1948 at 1 30 p m aged 69 years one month and one day after a heart attack following three years of poor health He married Bertha Stella McKim January 30 1903 and they had 12 children Surviving are his wife 7 daughters and 4 sons 21 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren 1 brother and 3 sisters The family lived near Main Station then a farm west of Hilton and later Moravia Funeral services were held March 10 at Turner Funeral Home with Rev Earl Rabuck and burial in Moravia cemetery CARD OF THANKS
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Alonzo Foster
James
Deliah Foster
Appanooge
Moravia
Main Station
Bertha Stella McKim
Foster
Hilton
Carl Davis
Milo
Owa
Loren Buckingham
Rose Hill
Iowa
Guy Bales
Knoxville
Vivian Perry
Rock Island
Iinoia
Dean Monroe
Vista
Fannie Stickler
Stanford
South Dakota
Charles van Dorin
Moravia Kowa
Jim Easter
Turner Funeral Home
Earl Rabuck
Moravia Cemetery
Busy Bee Club Meets At Turner Home For Chili Supper
The Busy Bee club of Franklin township gathers at Mr and Mrs Robert Turner for a chili supper on a March Friday evening. Attendees include Roscoe Argo Jack Colwell and families Russell Brown Vern Turner and others. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Clara Brown on March 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bee Club
Franklin Township
Robert Turner
Roscoe Argo
Jack Colwell
Donald
Dorothy
Jackie
Helen
Patty
Billy
Russell Brown
Dickie
Vinton Lundy
B. R. Allem
Bery Brown
Kenneth
Vern Turner
Albia
Charles
Jay
Clara Brown
Union Neighbors Meet With Mrs Burdette Cox
A follow up meeting of the Union Neighbors club was held on Wednesday March 10 at the Burdette Cox home. Members and guests prepared the noon meal with help from Mrs F E Boyer and Mrs Cox. Mrs Boyer also gave a lesson on color harmony in the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdette Cox
Union Neighbors Club
F. E. Boyer
Cox
Boyer Glaw
W. G. Harper
Russel Alden
John Wells
Homecoming of Centerville patient Mrs. Aaron Campbell
Mrs. Aaron Campbell returned from St Joseph hospital Centerville to her home Sunday afternoon. Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Sherman Knight Mr and Mrs Harold Kaight and their children Miss Iris Benzo Howard Knight of Waterloo Mrs Lela Dew and son George of Gladbrook and Mr and Mrs Richie Main of Albia. Mrs Dew planned a longer stay with her aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Campbell
St. Joseph Hospital
Centerville
Campbell
Sherman Knight
Harold Kaight
Iris
Benzo
Howard Knight
Waterlo
Lela Dew
George
Gladbrook
Richie Main
Albia
Dew
Progressive club hosts buffet supper evening games
Group One of the Progressive club entertained Group Two with a buffet supper Thursday at Mrs Norman Ward’s home. Bridge followed the religious supper. Prize winners were Mrs George Wineler and Mrs Juliette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Norman Ward
George Wineler
Mrs
Juhiille
Swab Leases Fillmont Blacksmith Shop in April
Philip Swab of Topdks Kan has leased the Fred Tillmont blacksmith shop on Wabash avenue and will take over the shop about April 1. Mr and Mrs Swab have rented apartments of Mrs Amy Lockman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Swab
Topdks
Kan
Fred .Tillmont
Wabash Avenue
Mrs. Swab
Amy Lockman
Grace Methodist Church Moravis Iowa Palm Sunday Services
Moravis Iowa Grace Methodist Church schedules Palm Sunday events with Sunday School at 10:00 and preaching at 11:00 led by Pastor John C. Davis. Text is Philippians 2 8. Special music includes a trumpet solo by Skippy Brosher and a Palms vocal by Nadine Winsler with the Junior choir. M Y F group meets at 6:00 with Mia Karl Tuttle as counselor. Wesley Chapel service at 9:45 a.m. Sunday School 10 45 led by Kenneth Daniels.
Evangelical United Brethren Church Services Prospect
Evangelical United Brethren Church schedule lists Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Worship at 10:50 a.m. Youth fellowship at 6:30 p.m. Music preaching at 7:30 p.m. Thursday prayer meetings. Plans to attend union services next week at Naz arene church and Christian church. Friday church night with cooperative supper at 6:30 p.m. Basket required. Special meetings April 4-18 with Evangelist Le Roy Sargent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Earl Rabuck
Schoo
Harold Meson
The
Nazarene Church
Christian Church
E.U.B
Methodist Church
Christ
Jesus
Evangelist le Roy Sargent
Bible Study at Church of Christ in Minister’s Absence
Church of Christ announces 10:00 a m Sunday School led by Hugh McCrory with classes for all ages. Minister unavailable as he serves at Matlton Church. a Bible study on Christ life’s last week focusing on Matthew chapters 21 to 23 will be conducted. Read your Bible and come prepared to worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Clarence Schaffner
Hugh McCrory
Matlton Church of Christ
Church of the Nazarene Service Schedule
The Church of the Nazarene with Pastor A Hahn offers Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. led by M H Johnson, Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m., N P S and worship at 7:30 p.m., and Thursday prayer and Bible study at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarene
A. Hahn
M. H. Johnson
Kinser Valley School Election Report
Kinser Valley notes show Clarence Wilson re-elected to another term after a modest turnout. George R. Darby and Ervin Long met with the sail committee at Hilton forenoon. Ervin Long cleared snow from the road to the Frank Selac farm. Zell Wilson family faced grip illness. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson visited Albia Friday. Warm spell eased ice and snow, roads improving. Schoolteacher visited Albia over the weekend. Caster couple and Russell Darby visited Albia. family dinner at M. M. Darby home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Wilson
Geo. R. Darby
Ervin Long
Sail Committee
Hilton
Frank
Linda Coulson Celebrates Seventh Birthday at School
Linda Coulson daughter of Mr and Mrs Cecil Coulson marked her seventh birthday on Wednesday March 17 also St Patrick's Day. The first grade party at school included teacher, classmates, cousin Diane Burton and brother Merrill Coulson. A St Patrick themed cake gumdrop corsages and green pink candles, ice cream was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Coulson
Cecil Coulson
Diane Burton
Merrill Coulson
Linda
Appreciation Note to Neighbors and Friends
In appreciation we thank neighbors and friends for kindness and thoughtfulness shown to us and my wife during our hospital stay. Your support meant a great deal to us, and we are grateful for every kind word, visit, and gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twosi
Fred Tillisont
Unclear OCR text fragment about courtesy and dining
Fragmentary text from an OCR page lacks coherent event or names. It mentions courtesy and toting items in a union, plus garbled phrases about dining or power. No clear person, place, or action to summarize.
Town Ticket Up For Reelection
Town clerk George Winslet reports only one ticket filed for the 1948 town election to be held Monday March 29. Filing ended at midnight Saturday. Incumbents seeking reelection include Mayor P. K. Horner Treasurer O. Coulson Councilmen Art Fox O C Kaster Paul Spencer Ivan Walter and Don Wolf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Winslet
P. K. Horner
O. €. Coulson
Art Fox
0. C. Kaster
Paul Spencer
Ivan Walter
Don Wolf
Stella Carter Critically Ill After Stroke
Mrs Stella Carter remains critically ill eight weeks after a stroke with little hope of recovery. Her sister Mrs Mary Hoskinson and nieces Mrs Paul Boyer of Loveland, Cole and Mrs Frank Houser of Centerville, along with Mr and Mrs Loyd Carter, are caring for her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Carter
Mary Hoskinson
Paul Boyer
Loveland, Cole
Frank Houser
Centerville
Loyd Carter
Prize Winners Named in Local Photo Contest
Donna Rae Tubaugh won first prize in the G and W studios children's photo contest. Ruth Ann Cottingham took second, Carl Gene Purvis third, and Michael Cayler fourth, each listed as children of local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G & W Studios
Donna Rae Tubaugh
Ray Tubaugh
Ruth Ann Cottingham
Merle Cottingham
Carl Gene Purvis
Francia Purvis
Michael Cayler
Bob Cayler
Williams Parents Celebrate 60th Wedding Anniversary
Dr Williams visited Story City with Mrs Williams as his parents Mr and Mrs J S Williams marked sixty years of marriage with an open house. Over three hundred guests called to extend congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. L. M. Williams
Story City
Mra. J. S.williams
Moravia Senior Class Play Tops Entertainment
The Moravia Senior class play There ll Come a Day directed by Supt J J Hickman drew an appreciative gym audience Tuesday evening and earned 109 in receipts. Cast members included Helen Taylor Phyllis Easter Lillian Rick Patty Sawvel Leta Stevens Peggy Hopkins Janice Sawvel Marilyn Jacobson Gene Boyer John Wilson Richard Goughnour Skip Broshar Jack Broshar Lavern McDane David Thompson and Joe Hannam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Supt
J. J. Hickman
Richard Goughnour
Hickman
Helen Taylor
Phyllis Easter
Lillian Rick
Patty Sawvel
Leta Stevens
Peggy Hopkins
Janice Sawvel
Marilyn Jacobson
Gene Boyer
John Wilson
Skip Broshar
Jack Broshar
Lavern
McDane
David Thompson
Joe Hannam
4-H Judging Show to Be Held in Knoxville
The Marion County Hereford Show takes place Saturday March 20 in Knoxville with 4-H and FFA members from Appanache County invited to contest at 9:30 a.m. Team ribbons and individual prizes such as show halters and brushes will be awarded. Transportation offered from Farm Bureau at 8:00 p.m. or participation in Knoxville. Several judging events are planned through spring leading to the State Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Knoxville
F.F.A
Appanache County
Farm Bureau
Hiatty Family Moves to New Home Celebration
Mrs Ernest Hiatt and family hosted a Saturday March 13 gathering for neighbors and relatives as they moved into a new home. Guests included Herb renz Pettibone Turner Rose Lute Hiatt Bert Meadows Douley and others. Prizes were won by Madelyn and Lloyd Ruse for high score after an evening of cards and visiting with ginger cake whipped cream sandwiches and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Hiatt
Herb Bobrenz
Don Pettibone
George Turner
Lloyd Rose
Lute Hiatt
Bert Meadows
Vinal Douley
Madelyn
Lloyd Ruse
Returns From California to Town After Long Trip
Iva Boyer returned home Saturday from California where he had been since last November. He spent time with his brother Ray in Oceanside Fred in Pasadena and with Perry in Seattle. He traveled west by the southern route and returned on the northern lines. He has not announced plans but is at present recovering at Garnet McDonough's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Iva Boyer
Ray
Oceanside
Fred
Pasadena
Perry
Seattle
Washington
Mr. Boyer
Easter Dinner Notice At Local Cafe Promised
Easter Sunday meal planned at the cafe with a special dinner offering. The notice mentions a limited menu and casual service intended for the holiday.
Betty Wilson to Wed Clarence Schaffner
Mr and Mrs J L Dodd announce the forthcoming marriage of granddaughter Betty Wilson to Clarence Schaffner son of Mr and Mrs Louis Schaffner of Moravia on April 11 at an unspecified venue Betty is the granddaughter of the announcing couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Dodd
Betty Wilson
Clarence Schaffner
Louis Schaffner
Moravia
Moravian Named Art Editor of College Magazine
John Burton is appointed art editor of the Green Gander campus humor magazine at Iowa State College. He is the son of Mr and Mrs C A Burton of Moravia and a junior in the engineering division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burton
Moravia
Lech
Iowa State College
John
Engineering
Amputation at Ottumwa Hospital Injures John Deere Worker
Jack Tuttle, of near Moravia, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Tuttle, lost a finger at the second joint on his right hand while employed at the John Deere Ottumwa Works. He underwent surgery Saturday night at Ottumwa hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Tuttle
Ottumwa Hospital
John Deere
Ottumwa Works
Ralph Tuttle
Moravia
Moravia FFA Boys Compete in Chariton Tourney
Moravia high school FFA boys basketball traveled to Chariton for a tournament. They lost to Seymour by 27 to 9 with Mrs Elson and Janice accompanying Mr Elson and the team to Chariton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.A
Moravia
Booster Club Hears Supt J H Hickman Moravia
At the Moravia Booster Club meeting L J Hickman superintendent of Moravia Public Schools outlined the new school districting program. Milwaukee Road denied train stopping requests while Burling ton Trailways cited complications for downtown passenger pickups. Richard Veach chaired in Don Wolf's absence as Legion auxiliary served supper. basketball team guests planned for April with Art Fox Cecil Coulson and Kenneth Condra on arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Richard Veach
Don Wolf
The
Legion Auxiliary
John Veach
Lee Hiatt
Lester Sawyer
Albert Witherby
Art Fox
Cecil Coulson
Kenneth Condra
Moravia Ministerial Association Plans Bible School
The Moravia Ministerial Association met to organize daily vacation Bible school efforts and set a pre Easter Bible School schedule. Two delegates from each church will attend the library board and union services leading to Easter and related sermons at Nazarene, Church of Christ, EUB, and Methodist churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Nsxt
Lie! Brasy
PreKaster
The
Nazarene
Rebuck
Church of Christ
Eulb
Churel
Halu
Ulutemer Schuffner
Methodiat
Bach Church
Deahl Harper on Education Board Election Results
Unofficial reports list County Board of Education winners by area with counts for area I Mrs Frank Miskiming area II Peter Sidley area IV Mrs R E Newcomer and at large. The current board with Newcomer Exline Huston Speers Fischer Sidles will meet March 29 to count ballots and the new board will organize on April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Education
L. E. Johnson
Frank Miskiming
Peter Sidley
R. E. Newcomer
Earl Exline
Mary Huston
A. P. Speers
Karl Fischer
Peter Sidles
William E. Peterson Buys Nash Property in Moravia
Chet Broshar reports the sale of the Nash property in Moravia to William E. Petersen of Lincoln Nebraska. He plans to move here about the first of May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chet Broshar
Nash
Moravia
William E. Petersen
Lincoln
Nebraska
New Telephone Directory Being Printed Soon
Don Wolf of the Moravia Telephone Company announces the 1948 telephone directory will be issued in the near future. The annual edition changes with moves and new users, and advertising space is available through The Moravia Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Wolf
Moravia Telephone Company
The
Moravia Union
Meets and reelects all officers of the Women’s Society
The Women's Society of World Service at Evangelical United Brethren church met Friday at Mrs. John Dille's home. Mrs. Zeli Callen was reelected president and other officers were also reelected. Delegates to the Iowa branch were chosen with Mrs. Coffin as alternate. A fundraiser netted 742 pennies for Red Bird Kentucky project. The meeting featured a Bible lesson on shared fellowship and mission work with readings from Committe d Unto Us and New World Ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of World Service
The
Evangelical United Brethren Church
John Dille
Zeli Callen
Callen
Rganization
Charles Coffin
Harry DuVall
Fred Hammond
Earl Rabuck
E. G. Hawk
Missionary Education
A. O. Main
Christian Social Relations
Mabel Coulson
Girl's Missionary Guild
E. PB. Oehter
Hawk
Coulson
Iowa
Coffin
Lincoln
Red Bird
Kentucky
Farm Bureau Holds Postponed Meeting
Urbana Township Farm Bureau held its sctularity meeting Tuesday night March 9 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Wilson after a one week postponement due to bad roads. A fair crowd attended. Under the direction of Mrs. Harold Hawk and Mrs. W. A. Wilson, AAA work and a short business session were followed by games and refreshments. the next meeting will be in April hosted by Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Van Dorin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana Township Farm Bureau
W. D. Wilson
Harold Hawk
W. A. Wilson
F. T. van Dor
Local births and parent notices from Albia area
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Murdy welcomed a son Tuesday at Sunita hospital in Albia. Meo Lovell and Mrs. C. C. Lovell of Galesburg announce the birth of a daughter Sarah Lorraine born February 28. Allan Buller and Mrs. Buller of Wadterburg welcome Kughard Alas born March 16, twelve ounces. Mrs. Buller is Mary Keeoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Murdy
Sunita Hospital
Albia
Meo
C. C
Mir Ani Mis
Allan Buller
Aduplio
Kughard Alas
Era Mareh Lu
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Rudee Pence
Union Farmerettes
Bickfords
Legion TO Entertain Appanoose CO
Chas. A. Foster
Lester Lewis
Phoenix
Ariz. Willard
Ralph Stickler
Colo
Carl Davin
Leoni Glick
Charles’ Foster
Kenneth Glick
C. A. Foster and Family
Robt Turner
UNION
Sssive Club
Fillmont
Kinser Valley
George R. Darby
DR. Williams
Nul
Misa
Moravian
Booster Club
J. Hickman
Deahl
Harper On Education Board
William E. Peterson
Nash Property
Flight of
of the ' Qo
Stork
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