Renewal notes from Union subscribers spark reader memories
The column recounts subscriber renewals for Union issues as Guy Hawks at Crawford and others send in folders about Hawk’s Nest Ranch and Colorado maps. It mentions a 3,000 mile trek through several western states and notes a longtime subscriber reflecting on the Union’s early 20th century origins. A San Francisco reader and Moravia locals are briefly referenced amid scattered fragments.
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Guy Hawks
Crawford, Cole
Guy
Hawk’s Nest Ranch
Colorado
G. T. Harn
Union
Harris
4Th
San Francisco
Calif
California
Moravia
Moravia Union reader letter and political commentary
Gus Main of Kansas City writes on a two color letterhead renewing his Moravia Union subscription and noting many new names in Moravia since leaving thirty years ago. He reflects on Truman’s administration and Eisenhower supporters while forecasting a difficult White House tenure and the need to balance the budget and restore confidence domestically and internationally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Main
Kansas City
Gus
Moravia
Moravia Union
White House
Final report in Iowa probate case before Appanoose County court
Loyd N. Carter as Administrator of Mary E. Hoskinson estate files a final report in Probate No. 7546 at the District Court, seeks court approval and discharge. The hearing is set for April 16, 1952 at Centerville Town, Centerville, Iowa, with J. D. Minnes Clerk and George A. Milani attorney listed.
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District’ Court of
Iowa
Appanochose County
Mary E. Hoskinson
R. F. Mann
James M. Hoskinson
Gail Durland
Gayle Brown
Loyd N. Carter
Centerville
Town
J. D. Minnes
George A. Milani
Want ads remind readers to use the classified section
If you have something to sell want to buy or trade remember the want ads section for quick local notices and exchanges.
Lincoln Collection to University Reveals Horner Relic
In an Albany Sunday Times Union feature a Horner family Lincoln collection is shown. The group includes a Lincoln portrait and room devoted to Lincoln memorabilia. The Horner collection, high in volume, was donated to the University of Illinois, reflecting a lifetime passion linked to Andrew Draper and Albany education circles.
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Albany
Sunday Times- Union
Abraham Lincoln
Harlan Horner
Lincoln
Draper
Horner
State Teachers College
American Dental Association
Tis
South Main Ave
University of Illinois
New York State Teachers College
Moravia
P. K. Horner
J. P. Coffin
Robert Tarr
Ft. Madison
Chariton Township Farm Bureau Meeting Report
The Chariton Township Farm Bureau met at the California school house on Friday evening March 21. A cooperative supper followed at 7:30, then three songs were sung with Lela Harrison at the piano. Harold Cartwright reported the township exceeded membership quota and welcomed five new members. The next meeting is moved to April 11 due to a conflicting event, with Veéva Boyer providing refreshments and Gene Tisue and others aiding in entertainment. Attendance was affected by bad weather and the Moravia school play Crazy Daze.
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Chariton Township Farm Bureau
California
Lela Harrison
Gene Tisue
Harold Cartwright
Chariton Township
Harold
Veéva Boyer
Mrz
Harley Tisue
Moravia
Ray Harrigan
Phil
Pearlie Boyer
Butch Espy
Bert MéKérn
Mia
Lyndon McDanel
Wendell
Patty
Occhipinti Spencer Bridal Attire and Attendants Described
The article details the Occhipinti Spencer wedding attire with a lace bodice and long lace sleeves, a voluminous satin skirt forming a tunic front and train panel, and a silk fusion double veil. The bride wore a pearl necklace gifted by the groom and pearl earrings from her mother, carrying a bouquet of white roses and hyp Athinths with white orchids, with honor attendants Miss Ann Tagliavore and Mrs Nathal.
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Carl Occhipinti
Clovis
N. M
John , Spencer
Nathal Occhipinti
Pat Dipoma
Johnny Mendicino
E. A. Blackmore
Ann Tagliavore
Nathal
Darvis Davis and John Sulser wed on Saturday
Miss Betty Jean Davis daughter of Hurley and Plano Kay Davis married John David Sulser son of Roy and Melrose Sulser Saturday evening March 2. Rev Hugh Sawyer officiated at seven. Attendants Kathryn Foster and Basil Martin. Bride wore blue street length dress. Groom wore blue business suit. They reside on a farm 14 miles north of Brushy church. Local gatherings and visits noted with Fenton, Sulser, and Taylor families. Chariton River Ladies Aid set for April 1.
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Betty Jean Davis
Hurley Davis
Plano
John
David Sulser
Roy Sulser
Melrose
Hugh Sawyer
Grate Tabernacle Church
Centerville
Kathryn Foster
Basil Martin
Miss Foster
John David Sulser
Harley Davis
Earl Fenton
Duane Sulser
Stephen
Harold Taylor
Chariton River Ladies Aid
Arlo Fenton
John Sulser
Unionville Gathers for Grand Opry Benefit Show
The Grand O Opry benefit at the Unionville gym drew a good audience and raised 106 dollars for the PTA. Ottumwa guests Laurence Cox and wife moved into rooms at the Fred Davis home. A long list of Sunday visits and family events is noted including birthdays and condolences in local households.
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Grand O Opry
Laurence Cox
Ottumwa
Fred Davis
Howard Hedgecock
Drakenville
Lester Hopkins
Lazell
Dean Fullerton
Porterfield
Wise
Robert Sellara
Perry Cross
Kate
Daniel Fullerton
Fred Blumer
Moravia
Sadle
Elliot
Belle
John
Andrews
Verner Hawk
Max
Jean
The Man Who Knows How to Beat Communism
An exclusive feature in The American Weekly profiles Defense Secretary Ra mon Mag Say Say and his methods, claiming to sway surrendering individuals that Marxist philosophy of life is wrong. The color magazine distributed with Sunday's Chicago Herald American promises insights and bold assertions.
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Ramon Mag
Philippines
Great Color
Chicago Heraldtamerican
Chicago Herald-American
Weekend Visits Spread Across Centerville and Moravia
A series of social visits are recorded with Mr and Mrs Floyd Allen and children of Centerville spending Sunday at Carl Scott s home. Thelmar Montgomery and Nellie Cline traveled from Des Moines then to Los Angeles after a week at Ernest Montgomery s home. Pearl Hiner and Mrs Moravia visited A B Stanley s home while Mervin Ellison of Moravia visited Gene Lathen s home.
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Eariett Hawk Homie
Ark
Floyd Allen
Centerville
Carl Scott
Thelmar Montgomery
Des Moines
Ernest Montgomery
Nellie Cline
Los Angeles
Calif
Montgomery
Pearl Hiner
Moravia
A. B. Stanley
Stanley
Mervin Ellison
Gene Lathen
Brucellosis Vaccination Guidance For Calves In Herds
Brucellosis vaccination of calves aged 4 to 8 months is a step toward a clean herd says Dr John Herrick extension veterinarian at Iowa State College Vaccination provides several years of resistance depending on herd infection levels Herd testing and removal of reactors helps preserve vaccine immunity Vaccinated calves should be tagged and vaccination reported to the state veterinarian Calves may move freely without testing until 24 months after vaccination or until age 38 months pre vaccinated Unvaccinated herds are dangerous as they are highly susceptible Vaccination of adult animals should be discouraged unless unvaccinated herd trouble appears
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John Herrick
Iowa State College
Herrick
Vaccination Timing for Calves Warned by Dr Herrick
Dr Herrick warns farmers that calves vaccinated after eight months may fail blood tests at twenty four months. He notes calf vaccination is inexpensive and a good insurance, urging periodic testing and age monitoring for herd health.
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