For Sale and Wanted Agricultural Ads in Albia Area
Several good Holstein cows with calves at side and good milkers advertised by L.C. Hamilton. Wanted grains of all kinds including corn oats and soybeans with a highest cash market at Goode Seed and Feed Co elevator Albia. Seed corn varieties listed Med Plat Ohio C92 Moravia FFA chapter notes paint from Sherwin Williams and Swain's supplies. For rent floor sander and edger available from Callen and Gollaher. Albian Rendering Co. offers removal service. Also pure bred Spotted Poland China boat weighing 350 lbs offered by Milo Murphy Centerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goode Seed & Feed Co
Albia
Poland
Milo Murphy
Darby
Centerville
UDELL By Mrs. H. B. Spring
Local social notes recount visits and gatherings in the Unionville area. Residents including the Moore, Spring, Murdy, Morlan, Houser, and Milroy families host or attend weekend and Mother's Day events. Nearby residents and travelers from Des Moines to Fort Riley are noted visiting county relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Moore
Edna Moore
H. B. Spring
Lloyd Whister
Jimmy Wyldes
Unionvilles
Harold Henshaw
Dean Fever
el Faso
Til
Lester Murdy
Billy Moore
Tri Cities
Edna Moores
Merle Houser
Harold Spring
Alvin Spring
Sherry
Nelson Ballanger
Centerville
Booth
Mystic
Milt Extine Farm
Shirley
Betty Morlant
Alvin ‘Spring- Home
Mra
Spring
Bob Morlan
Unionville
Ruth Dargey
Ora Powell
Marilyn
Myrtle Powell
Paul Henderson
Fort Riley
Kansay
Lionel Spring
Lloyd Selix
Kenny
Dewey Houser
Chariton
Dewey Houser, Jr
Williamson
Jor’ Moore
Lorance Morlan
T.C. Brown
Des Moines
Everett
Carl
Little Son
Newton
Merle
Bernard Creech
Near Sigourney
D. M. Glasgow
Lorance Mortan
George Mortan
Moravia Rebekah Lodge Plans Spring Conventions Meeting
The Moravia Rebekah lodge held Monday evening with Mrs. Lila R. Till presiding as Noble Grand. Invitations to spring conventions were read and a report on the Mystic convention for June 4 was given by Vice President Mrs. R. R. Pennington. A donation was raised for the annual picnic fund at Mason City. Social hour featured tea cakes and coffee with decorations of red and white roses, pink and green napkins, and green candies. Refreshment committee members included Mrs. Frank Wilson, Frank Chambers, Mrs. Verta Hoffman, and Mrs. Ray Charity. next meeting refreshment duties assigned to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Black, Mrs. Gerald Morgan, and Mrs. Ralph Pfannebecker.
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Moravia Rebekah Lodge
Lila R. Tillmont
Noble Grand
R. R. Pennington
Mason City
Waa
Frank Wilson
Frank Chambers
Verta Hoffman
Ray Charity
Carl Black
Gerald Morgan
Ralph Pfannebecker
Frederick Hahn Wins University Merit Scholarship
Frederick Hahn son of Mr and Mrs Fred Hahn Maquoketa route six a Maquoketa high school senior has won a University Merit Scholarship for the State University of Iowa freshman year this year the award covers full tuition and fees for 1952 53 among the second time to incoming freshmen Final selections followed tests at ten centers April 1 2 Hahn who will graduate May 29 won first in a public speaking contest sponsored by Peerless Lodge Knights of Pythias earning 15 dollars subject Abraham Lincoln Hahn is grandson of Mr and Mrs W N Miller Moravia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredrick Hahn
Fred Hahn
Maquoketa
Maquosketa
State University of
Fredrick
Maquoketa High School
Peerless Lodge
The
Knights of Pythias
Abraham Lincoln
Young
Hahn
W. WN. Miller
Moravia
Mothers Day Guests Across Iowa and Illinois in Rural Gatherings
Sunday gatherings touched many families. The Don Burgess home hosted W A Smith and others in Cadar Rapids. Albia, Washington, and Des Moines connections joined extended family meals and visits across Illinois and Missouri with relatives in Bloomfield and Centerville and Walnut City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Burgess
Cadar Rapids
W. A. Smith
Robert Smith
Albia
M. L. Smith
Washington,Iowa
Elmer Caylors
Floyd Caylors
Woodrow Dutys
Deloris Duty
Des Moines
George Duty
Florence Funk
Morrison, IL
Bill Duty
Mexico
Anna Gorden
John Gorden
Ted Close
Plano
Elmer Gorden
Extine
Lester
Gordon
Howard Burkland
Elsie Ketcham
Frank Harrison
Knoxville
Pervig Cridlebaugh
C. C. Brown
Virgil Brown
Mrs. Butler
Moline
Dale Hendricks
Bloomfield
Mra
Anna Thistlewaite
Milo Thistlewaite
Rex Thistlewaite
Jess Walker
Centerville
Cleo Walker
Walnut City
Deg
Newton couple hosts weekend with Burkland kin
Mr. and Mrs. Winfred Heckman Janasons of Newton spent the weekend at the parental Albert Burkland home with other relatives and friends. Mrs. Elda Deeter is slightly improved but not able to sit up yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maines
Winfred Heckman Janasons
Newton
Albert Burkland
Elda
Deeter
Glen Johnson seeks 1953 Appanoose supervisor seat
Glen Johnson of Walnut township enters the Republican race for the Appanoose county board of supervisors for the 1953 term. He has 26 years on the local school board, 6 years as township clerk, 3 years as trustee, and runs a house moving contracting business with heavy machinery experience useful to the board.
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Glen Johnson
Appanoose County
Memories of Home and Family Echo Through Time
Fragmented verses recall memories of mother father childhood house and evenings of prayer. The text centers on enduring love, care, and lasting bonds within a family, amid faded phrasing and nostalgic reflections.
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Hidney Beans
Gerbers Or
Heinz
Lo Lowse
Thrifty
Bacon Ib
Jvc
Nadine & George’s Fine Foods
Lester Williams
Chet Broshar
Lic
Swaim’s
Bill Woodward
Calvas
L.C. Hamilton
Ohio
Moravia F. F. A
Sherwin-Williams
Swaim's
Sander
Edger
Callen
Gollaher
Albian Rendering Co
Albis
Don von Don
American Saddle Horse
E. Moravia
Iowa
Clifford Weaver
Udell
Adams Soybean
Ralph Sener
Trenton Wilson
Hank Hoffman
Chas. VanDorin
Wayne .Thompson
Veach Implement Co
Pia Thea
Cory Ai al
Ata
Berk
Nectinan Cain
Rol Hirt Leck Caching Lee
Bach Fenbowm
Turner & Son
Todd Harp
R. A. Faber
Union Office
Ivan Walter
Chet
Frederick Hahn
Wayne
Moranja Produce
Bonutte
U.S
Tomo
DE Racure
Rumma
Ann Delafield
Yeach Drug Store
Rexall
Glen Johnson -Seeka
Amos
McGhghy
Aunas
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