For Sale Started Chicks and Franchise Opportu nity
Otis B Shipley of Albia Iowa markets Moorman Manufacturing sales in Monroe county. Gardner Hatchery advertises Electrolux service. A mechanic is sought to service accounts in Appanoose County with no selling or inventory. Investment 8490. Down payment 50 percent. Balance bank financed. Franchise and training offered with potential yearly net profit over 7500. Write details to Distributors Box 642 Iowa City. 2012
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otts B. Shipley
Ave. East
Albia
Monroe County Moorman Manufacturing Co
Gardner Hatchery
Appanoose
Iava
Iowa City
Iowa
Auxiliary members to sell poppies May 27
The American Legion auxiliary met for a regular meeting and poppy tea at the Legion home. Posts on display, wreaths to be made at 2 p.m. May 27, and volunteers to sell poppies that day. Other reports included progress on landscaping funds, district conference notes, and a memorial poppy article read aloud. Twenty four members attended with guest Mrs. Kenneth Schreiner of Santa Cruz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Lester Brain
Clifford Paxston
Jay Oehler
Zell Callen
Moravia Garden Club
Ruth Hammond
Brain
Birdie Main
Glen van Dorin
Gerald Morgan
Leonard
Harold Burton
Curtis Burton
Icel Christy
Kenneth Schreiner
Santa Cruz
Calif
Local Happenings in Moravia Iowa Church Appointments
Local notices report Rev J A Ogden appointed Moravia church pastor at Iowa conference with his family moving Wednesday to begin work. He will preach first sermon Sunday at 11. Many family movements and social visits follow including attendees at Ruth Hammond funeral and celebrations for Marie Long and Debra Sue McDanel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Ogden
Moravia
Iowa
Donald Jones
Sewal-Seymour
Ralston
Ben Jones
Near
Jones
G. M. Talbott
Charles Foster
Des Moines
Jennie Pollard
Kermit Crawley
Columbia
Harrison Moore
Mt. Pleasant
Ruth Hammond
Nelle Rousseau
Louilla
Frances Carver
Kathleen
Barbara
Waverly
Odile Clark
Wayne McDanel
Doyle McDanel
Mervin
Trenton McDanel
Dave
McDanel
Debra Sue
Marie Long
Debra Sue McDanel
John Veach
Mary
Weldon Whitewack
Deborah
Linda
L. L. Fry
Corydon
Janet Dixon
Centerville
Marshall Perry
Robert Lehman
Barbara Joanne
Dés Moines
Clarence Johnson
Laughlin Hospital
Kirksville
Roger Robinson
Eugene Vincent
Springfield
Patty Caster Home After Hospital Stay
Patty Caster seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Clifford Caster returned home Sunday from Monroe County Hospital to recuperate from pneumonia after about a week in the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Caster
Clifford Caster
Monroe County Hospital
Golden Links Honor Rev Richardson Family
The Golden Links Sunday school class at E.A.B. church hosted a cooperative supper at R. S. Faber home for Rev and Mrs F A Richardson and daughter LouAnn who moved to Cole. The honorees received a gift amid a social evening led by teacher Mrs Zeli Callen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Links
E.A.B. Church
R. S. Faber
F. A. Richardson
LouAnn
Cole
Zeli Callen
Progressive Club Meets at MaDonoughs
Mrs Ralph McDonough hosted the Progressive club gathering on Wednesday evening. Bridge games awarded several prizes with guest Mrs Kenneth Schreiner receiving the guest prize. Officers for the coming year were announced: President Mrs Gerald Morgan Vice President Mrs Cecil Schrodt Treasurer Mrs Howard Smith. Book committee members named were Mrs Norman Ward Mrs Geo Winsler and Mrs Lester Brain. Delicious refreshments concluded the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph McDonough
Kenneth Schreiner
Gerald Morgan
Vice Press
Cecil Schrodt
Treas
Howard Smith
Norman Ward
Geo. Winsler
Lester Brain
Cancer Drives Complete in Two Townships
Mrs. Johnny Main reported Taylor township Cancer drive netted $63.00 and Union township under Mrs. Richard Tubaugh directed $47.00. Mrs. Tubaugh was assisted by Mrs. Joe Wilson, Mrs. Carl Miller, Mrs. Howard Proctor, Mrs. Flora Phillips and Sharon Water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Main
Taylor Township
Union Township
Richard Tubaugh
Tubaugh
Joe Wilson
Carl Miller
Howard Proctor
Flora Phillips
Sharon Water
Twentieth Century Club Farewell for Mrs Richardson
Members of the Twentieth Century Reading club held a farewell party for Mrs. F A Richardson at the Community building Saturday afternoon. Mrs Harley Tisue and Mrs Tra Boyer organized the event and the honoree received a club gift and a mystery pal gift. The Richardson family moved Wednesday to a new home in Colo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Reading Club
F. A. Richardson
Harley Tisue
Tra Boyer
T He
Richardson
Colo
Reverend Richardson Open House Before Move to Colorado
Rev. and Mrs. F A Richardson and daughter Low Ann hosted an open house at the Evangelical United Brethren church parsonage Sunday afternoon. Hostesses included Mrs. Carl Tisue and others, with garden flower arrangements. The Richardsons left Wednesday for their new charge at Colo Collins, after three years serving the local church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Richardson
Low Ann
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Carl Tisue
M. K. Blackman
Harry Woodward
Mabel Coulson
Richardsons
Colo
Colo-Collins
Feltons and Callens Spend Mothers Day with Melissa Felton
Local families including Mr and Mrs Harry Felton and children of Udell and Mr and Mrs Wm Callen and children of Ottumwa gathered at Melissa Felton’s home for Mothers Day. Rex Angel and Flo Hiner visited the Billy Angel family in Waterloo to meet the new baby. Paul Koffman, son of Mike Koffman Sr, had his leg cast reapplied after a healing setback from a February car accident at Monroe County Hospital. Ron Woodward and Georgie spent time in Kansas City and Mission, Kansas visiting relatives. Lowell VanDorin and family had dinner with J T VanDorin and later visited tulips in Pella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Felton
Udell
Wm. Callen
Ottumwa
Melissa Felton
Rex Angel
Flo Hiner
Waterloo
Billy Angel
Paul Koffman
Mike Koffman
Moravia
J. T. VanDorin
Pella
Farmers urged to join feed grain program in county
County ASC chairman Argo urges 446 local farms to sign up for the feed grain program. He notes most corn and sorghum producers will gain financially by participation, with grazing restrictions taking effect June 1 regardless of signup date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argo
ASC
Iowa
Still Time to Enter Feed Program for Appanoose Farmers
Farmers in Appanoose county may still apply for the 1961 feed grain program. ASC chairman Guy W. Argo notes that oats seeded can count as diverted acres, allowing standing unharvested oats to meet conservation requirements. Excess oats acreage may be harvested in the usual manner if diverted needs are met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appanoose
Oass
Guy W. Argo
ASC
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Ala
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2Nd Ave
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Fred
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St. Meat
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Lockman
Progressive Club
Madonoughs
ROR Union
Taylor
20Th Century Club
Rev. Richardson
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Turner& Son
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