Hiattsville Social Roundup Opens Week
Mr and Mrs Hetley Burton and son Robert spent Monday evening at the Pearl Hiner home. T Hiatt and Miss Ellen Hiatt visited Sunday evening at the F C Hiatt home. Mr and Mrs Loyd Carter called on Mrs Nan Meadows Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Ted Tucker spent Sunday at the J M Tucker home. Mrs Martha Hiatt is spending a few days at her son F Hiatt's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiatt
Cyril McDanel
Gaylord McDanel
D. J. Weatherly
Will Monroe
Jimmie
McDanes
Ladies Aid
James Cline
Clelia Jones
Kenneth Free
Local Families Gather for Weekend at McDanel Home
The Hiatt and McDanel families and friends visited at M. S. McDanes home last Sunday. Our Ladies Aid plans a March 29 meeting with Mrs. James Cline hosting. Neighbors including Nan Meadows Mrs. Meadows and extended relatives were noted in casual calls and visits around Unionville.
Local social visits and church sermon noted
In Hiattsville Miss Valda Minnick spent weekend at the Keith Phillips home. Mrs. J. C. Neff and Mrs. Bayard Neff visited the Luter Hiatt home. Rev. E. C. Cooley preached at New Hope church Sunday night. no future appointment announced. Shale haulers work four days weekly with Mondays and Saturdays off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Im Hiattsville
Valda Minnick
Keith Phillips
J. C. Neff
Bayard Neff
Bernard
Luter Hiatt
E. C. Cooley
New Hope Church
Monaya
Farm Bureau Ladies Meet At Monroe Township Home
The Monroe township Farm Bureau ladies held an all day meeting on Tuesday March 13 at Mrs Gus Luse home. Lessons of the fourth year home furnishings project were given by Mrs Lewin Rouse and Mrs R G Kingery of the Hilton community. A cooperative dinner was served at noon with many members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Township
Monroe County
Farm Bureau
Gus Luse
Lewin Rouse
R. G. Kingery
Hilton
Maggie Davis
Dorothy
Mary Johnson
Ida Mangle
Vone Jones
Anna Coulson
Edna Johnson
Surprise Birthday Honoring Roy Callen March 13
Relatives and friends gathered Sunday March 13 to honor Roy Callen on his birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Albert Whisler Geneva Edna and Roy Bloomfield and others from Udell Unionville Oskaloosa Moray Moulton Creaton and Moray. Guests brought baskets and a bounteous dinner was shared with visiting in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Callen
Albert Whisler
Geneva
Edna
Roy
Bloomfield
Mra
Wilbur Moulton
Bonnie Lee
Udell
Ray Whisler
Joe Dean
Unionville
Alvin Haitt
Dale
Tacy Yvonne
Oskaloosa
Zell Callen
Marie
Joan
John Callen
Oza
Moray
John Newland
Moulton
Relph Freeman
Creaton
Joyce
Resolutions of Respect for Nancy C. McDanel
Moravia Iowa March 18 1984 Eastern Star C E 3 No 04 assemble mourn Nancy C McDanel departed this life. She lived by order principles and set a good example for members and life. She leaves relatives and many friends. We regret her summons and hope to join her beyond. A copy of these resolutions will be spread in our minutes and sent to her husband family and Moravia Union for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
Moravia
Iowa
Texa
Nancy C. McDanel
McDanel
Moravia Union
Antiquity Lodge Mourns Departed Brother Robert Miller
Hall of Antiquity Lodge No 252 A F and A M Morayis Iowa expresses sorrow for the death of long time member Robert B. Miller. The resolution acknowledges his adherence to the order's principles of honor integrity brotherly love and upright living. Signed by F W Blumenstock Albert Brein and H K E Smith for publication.
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Hall of Antiquity
A. F
A. M. Morayis
Iowa
Antiquity Lodge No
Robert B. Miller
Delha Moravis Union
F.W. Blumenstock
Albert Brein
H. K E. Smith
Ill at home and social visits noted in Creston column
J D Minney is ill at home for two days while P W Main from Cherokee awaits with his father L W Main. Johnnie Laws recovers enough to work. Several visits and travels noted include Nan Meadows, Miss Mary Hoskington, L Mann, W C Hiatt in Atlanta Missouri, and multiple family gatherings at Hiattaville Ottumwa and Albia. The E T C club met with R R Pennington March 15 with a program by Dorts Main. James Reich traveled to Creston for enlistment exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Minney
P. W. Main
Okla
L. W. Main
Johnnie Laws
Allen Hiatt
Nan Meadows
Hiattaville
J. F. Albert
LaSalle University
Chicago
W. G. Lagle
Bonita
Missouri
Lagle
Mary Hoskingon
L. Mann
W. C. Hiatt
Atlanta
Mia
Cliff Staley
Ophelia
Gerald
Moulton
Charles Coffin
Carl and
Naotsi McCrory
Ottum
Harry McCrory
Grandma McCrory
Tommy Richardson
Strummel
Albia
Emmett Scott
Cherokee
Oklo
Paul Boyer
Birdie Main
Frank Houser
Mary Hoskinson
E.T.C. Club
R. R. Pennington
Dorts
Main
Edna Hiatt
James Reich
Creston
Classified for Sale Seeds and Jobs in Appanocose
Classifieds list re cleaned red clover seed at 8 dollars per bushel and 9 dollars per bushel for certified seed. Job ad seeks a reliable hustler to door step 800 families in Appanocose Lucas Wayne counties with potential earnings from 25 dollars weekly. Also includes entries for baby chicks, sewing machine repairs, and various farm supplies and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appanocose
Lucas
Wayne Counties
Ravwleigh Co
Freeport
Ill
D. E. Bishop
J. L. Badd
BE. Watts
Navy to Begin Training Within Thirty Days
Mrs. R W Winsler attended the state Cosmetologists Convention at Hotel Ft Des Moines. Shelton Mfg Co of St. Louis demonstrated Tulip Oil Permanents. O M T P club held a St Patrick s Day party at Mrs Ethel Coffin s home with refreshments. Progressive Club hosted a St Patrick s gathering at the Winsler residence on March 15 with several couples in attendance and high score prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Navy
R. W. Winsler
Coffin
Leona Petznick
Madge Hough
Lere Sehrene
Mary Coffin
George Winsler
Theo Miller
Progressive Club
St. Patrick’s
Winsler
W C Bivin Grows Out Chicks In His Store
W C Bivin displays a flock of one day old stock grown out in his shop. The chicks appear uniform as they feed eagerly on Purina Startena mash. The scene showcases rapid growth and a thriving hatchery display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C.bivin
W. C. Bivin
Wheat sign up reopened for 224000 acres in Iowa farms
The wheat recovery program resumes sign up in Tate and Towsna, with 144,490 acres already enrolled. Signers become eligible for the second and final 1938 payment and for 1984-38 adjustment benefits. Approximately 58 million dollars in first payments have been made to cooperating farmers, including 224,605 dollars to To wa. April 15 is the deadline, county agents handle applications, and no drive will push signups. Cooperative purchasing of farm supplies has grown rapidly, with 1400 associations and 600000 members, handling over 140 million dollars in yearly business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Towsna
Wheat Farmera
Towa
Farmera
Murl McDonald
Iowa State College
Farm Credit Administration
Pattick Celebrates Second Birthday Anniversary
A birthday celebration marked Pattick’s second year, observed Wednesday of last week with family and friends. The event highlighted a milestone in Pattick’s early life and community goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattick
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Earl Brain
H. E. Watts
C. G. Davis
Fred Tillmont
James L. Grey
Drake Ave
Centerville
L. C. Ditan
Maravia
Our Home
John Platt
Ottamwe
C. A. Veach
Chariton
Moravia Public Schools
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Glee Club
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Smith & Veach Drug Store
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