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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1968

Page

2

Local business opportunity with no experience needed

Reliable person from the area is invited to service and collect from automatic dispensers. Eagle Industries offers account setup. Requires car, references, and 985 to 1785 dollars cash capital. 4 to 12 hours weekly nets strong income. full time possible. For local interview contact Eagle Industries at 4725 Excelsior Blvd St Louis Park MN 55416. Also for sale Buescher alto saxophone in good condition. call 724-3263.

Eagle Industries Excelsior Blvd St. Louis Park Minnesota Buescher Alto Saxophone Ke New

Appanoose Democrats Set March 25 Caucuses

Howard Evans announces all Appanoose County Democratic precinct caucuses will be held Monday, March 25, starting at 8:00 p.m. He urges all county Democrats to attend and participate in party discussions and decision making for 1968. The meetings are open to all.

Howard Evans Appanoose County Democratic Central Committee Evans

Democratic caucus sites and delegate selections listed

The notice lists Democratic caucus locations and voting sites for precincts across multiple townships and cities including Centerville Moravia and Walnut. It notes elections for precinct committeeman committeewoman and delegates to County Presidential and Statutory conventions on April 19 with each precinct naming its regular voting place.

Democratic Party Democratc Party Bellair Brazil Paul L. Wakefield Caldwell Two Exline Centerville Courthouse Garfield Howar Chariton Lloyd Brown Johns Plano Washington Moulton City Hall Lincoln Jerome Douglas Doris Hampton Walnut Rathbun Joe Welk Udell Howard Burkland Mystic City Hall Pleasant Cincinnati Sharon Donald Eddy Union Two Fairview Vermilion Court House Taylor Moravia Legion Hall Unionville Howard Alexander Wells Dean School Numa Franklin Independence Clarkdale Walnut City

Salem social notes from Hazel Hellyer era

A stream of local visits unfolds in Salem with Amy Clarence Floyd and John Hiner at the Delbert Calhoun home, Stanleys hold a Thursday afternoon party, and many Des Moines guests dine at the Dell Hellyer residence. Attendees include Whitehead, McCord, Jennings, Calhoun, and others, with band concerts, hospital auxiliary meetings, and family Sunday gatherings noted.

Vosburg Social Notes Roundup of Visits and Events

Doris Christy spent Tuesday with Ruth Bennett near Cincinnati. Ray Rinehart accompanied his son Franklin to Chillicothe Missouri Tuesday. Frgill and Glennie Dicks served on the refreshment committee at O E S Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Sheldon were Wednesday dinner guests of Fio Frame in Des Moines, then aided their sons Craig and Neil at girls basketball games. Neil teaches and coaches at Rockwell City. Truxton Dicks attended the Clover Leaf club meeting at DeWayne Moore’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Frame of Norway visited Clayton Sheldon Wednesday for supper. The Sheldons spent Thursday and evening at Wayne Christy’s. Russell Brown, Wayne Christy, and Dick Brown visited Marshall White Thursday evening at Miller-Wehrle funeral home in Centerville. Dick Brown attended funeral services Friday afternoon. Glennie Dicks attended a 4H leader training Friday at Kendall Place in Albia. Truxton attended Goode’s open house. Jennifer Dunham visited her grandparents, the Russells, Friday evening for the weekend. Dick and Mrs. Brown spent Friday evening at Bernard Walters’s home. Mrs. Pearl Shahan of McCord Manor and son Paul, and Mrs. Maybelle Palmer of Colorado were Friday dinner guests at B F Whitehead’s. Larry Whitehead and spouse were supper guests. Edith Callen returned home Saturday after three months with her daughter in Davenport. She traveled with the Clayton family to Texas over Christmas and visited nine other states. She also visited her son Richard and family.

Doris Christy Ruth Bennett Cincinnati Ray Rinehart Franklin Chillicothe Frgill Glennie Dicks Clayton Sheldon Fio Frame Des Moines Craig Neil Rockwell City Truxton Dicks Clover Leaf Club DeWayne Moore Francis Frame Norway Aubrey Christy Wayne Christy Russell Brown Dick Brown Marshall White Miller-Wehrle Centerville Kendall Place Albia Truxton Goode Jennifer Dunham Bernard Walters Pearl Shahan McCord Manor Paul Maybelle Palmer Colorado B. F. Whitehead Larry Whitehead Edith Callen E. G. Clayton Davenport Clayton Texas Richard

Union Township Family Feasts and Birthday Celebrations

Union Township social notes recount neighbors visiting, calls and dinners. Burdett Cox hosts numerous guests in honor of birthdays while Dale Cox and Jim Logan share meals with Cox family. Local trips include Mae Harper, Watson Roland, and others visiting relatives in Mason City Ottumwa Centerville and Centerfield events.

Local Social News Highlights From Franklin Area

Franklin community members share a week of visits and gatherings. Mrs Earl Swift and family hosted friends including Larry Derbys, with callers from Delbert Calhouns and Ned Argo homes. Visitors also included Clair Long Jeff and Cal Repp from California.

Sharover Family Visit With The Calhouns

Larry Sharover and his children from Davenport spent Saturday visiting Thelma and Carol Calhoun, sharing time and conversation in a friendly family gathering.

Larry Sharover Davenport Thelma and Carol Calhoun

New Hope by Gladys Marsh

Grace Dooley spent Wednesday with Genevie Kaling and Bessie Donovan. Mrs. Clella Free spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. Troy Lockman. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Henshaw and Sherri and Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Ballanger and family spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Ballanger. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Wilson and family spent Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Trenton Wilson. Richard had spent the day with them while Mrs. Lois Wilson attended a 4H training school at Centerville. Marion Watts spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Harsh Junior Donovan and Cindy and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Free spent Friday evening with Genevie Kaling and Bessie Donovan. Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest West. Jackie Ballanger spent Sunday after church with Ronnie Cloyed. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Ballanger spent Sunday with Mrs. Otis Ballanger. Mrs. Lois Wilson, Delores Ballanger and Gladys Harsh were among those who attended the cooking school at Centerville. Mrs. Jay Wilson won a basket of free groceries. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Wilson, Mardena White, Janine and Terry, Gertrude White and Mr. and Mrs. Trenton Wilson were supper guests with Mr. and Mrs. Jay Wilson. The occasion was in observance of Linda's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Faber spent Saturday evening with Genevie Kaling and Bessie Donovan. Jay Wilson called on Trenton Wilson at the St. Joseph hospital Monday evening. Trenton had appendix operation Sunday evening. Speedy recovery Trenton.

Grace Dooley Genevie Kaling Bessie Donovan Clella Free Troy Lockman Jerry Henshaw Sherri Delmar Ballanger Nelson Ballanger Jay Wilson Trenton Wilson Richard Lois Wilson Centerville Marion Watts Ivan Harsh Donovan Cindy Kenneth Free Ernest West Jackie Ballanger Ronnie Cloyed Otis Ballanger Delores Ballanger Gladys Harsh

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