Moravia area notes grandchild visit and graduation notices
Mrs Metiteh eiton attended graduation exercises at Udell and visited relatives in Davenport and Waterloo. Families of Dohrman, Calleh, Phillips, Callen, Dowd, Van Dorin and others gathered for dinners, visits, and support events. A Moravia glee club and band picnic at Lake Wapello, and many relatives from Albia, Centerville, Ottumwa, and Des Moines attended or hosted gatherings during the weekend and week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metiteh ‘Eiton
Udell Y Her
Feds
Met
Almont Main
Mary Rose Main
Davenport
Waterloo
David Dohrman
Bonnié Kay
Dohrman Hotse
iMy
Dale Calleh
Des’ Moines
Harry Phillips
Mia
Loren Walter
J. R. Callen
Gaylordath Na
M.E. McDanel
Marshall Perry
Monroe County Hospital
Albia
Edna Dyphon
Earl Clark
Charles
Coffin
Clell
Clark Home
Nell Rousseau
Lovilla
Harl Clark
Clarence Johnson
Orange
Calif
J. T. VanDorin
A. G. Sinclair
Cedar Rapids
Carl Johnson
Helma Tisue
Kitterman
Neva ‘Anderson
Newton
Anna Easter
Floyd Leighton
Berniece
Homer Coffman
Ottumwa
Jennie Pollard
Charles Coffin
Fred Tillmont
Ether Roberts
Gu Roberts
Allerton
Wm. Gardner
Grandview
Wash
Clarefice Dowd
Alvin Dowds
Stuart, Fla
Marvin Gardner
Dennis
Dowd
Don Easter
Roger
Rodney
Centerville
Forrest Easter
Lyle Jones
Washington, Ill
Virgil Johnsons
Ben Jones
Johnson
Ames
Gene McClurg
Welshea
John Dille
Gravity
Norman Morgan
Ricky
Red Oak
Paul Broshar
Arnold Cutkamp
Des Moines
J. T. van Dorin
Linda
Bruce
van Dorin
Marjorie Hough
Leo van Dorin
Etta ‘Schroeder
Lowell van Doring
Willard Shaw
Kansas City
Clarence Schaffner
Ferriday
Frank Kennedy
Englewood
Richard Linders
Anchorage
Alaska
Earnest Witt
Fred Brains
Chugwater
Wyo
Moravia Glee Club
Lake Wapello
LeRoy Seward
Eaton
Colo
Judy VanDorin
Judy
Dave
George
Robert Luse
Gus Luse
Cody Luse
Ray Charity
Gary
Betty King
Max Schneider
Bobby
Kirksville
Arthur Roberts
Keo‘gauque
Fort Ord
Fort Leonard Wood
Lester Brain
Richard Raymie
Annie Brain
Willard Brooks
Kansas
City
Larry Brooks
Brooks
Danny
Hugh Lewis
Arthur Lewis
Ernest Witt
Ray Strunk
Ruth Taylor
Fremont
Buford Pethoven
Taintor
Belle Witt
John Moore
Cedar
Arthur VanDorin
Elizabeth Taylor
Dayne
Hugh Hilderbrand
Murray
Charley Johnson
John Dodd
R. #. Pennington
Kenneth Free
Elaine
Bob McGinnis
Aileen Turney
Leon
Ralph Turner
Dick Morrison
Mahaska Hospital
Oskaloosa
Carol Day
Donny Cochran
Bankers Life
Shirley Walter
Western Mutual
Wayne Ammons
Burlington
Franklin Social Notes From Cedar Rapids to Ottumwa
Mrs Ilari Swift and Mr Coy Swift and family visit Rey Miller at Cedar Rapids while Pearl Free visits Wayne Thompson. Constance Thompson stays with grandmother Nellie Thompson. Derby and Rita attend Albia pony sale. Promenade at Moravia. Lake Darling picnic with the Larry Derby family at Keota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coy Swift
Ben Derby
Hattie Miller
Rey Miller
Melvin Miller
Cedar Rapids
Pearl Free
Wayne Thompson
Constance Thompson
Nelle Thompson
Emmett Derby
Rita
Albia
Marcia
Centerville
Earl Swift
Duane Wilsons
Freda Swift
Madge Calhoun
Fern Callen
Gilbert Cal Jens
Jeffrey Long
Ben Pickerell
Lloyd Ammons
James Calhoun
Roseann
Shirley Calhoun
Moravia
Art Eckwall
Ottumwa
Larry Derby
Keota
Lake Darling
Union Farmbettes Workshop Summary Readings
A May 16 workshop at Becky Wilsons covered selling skillets and home furnishings. Joanne Main demonstrated drapes and curtains, Ann Exline spoke on fabrics and room decorating, with a roll call on helping others in home furnishing. Guests included Joanne Main and several members and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becky Wilson
Joanne Main
Ann Exline
Alexia Swasick
Lois Strunk
Peggy Rogers
Joyce Roberts
Taylor Toilers Meet With Jim and Max Argo
Taylor Toilers held their meet ine at the home of Jim and Max Argo on May 14. The pledge to the American flag was said and roll call on My Favorite Seed Corn was answered by six members. Enrollment sheets were completed as county camp and short course were discussed. It was noted that 5 dollars be paid toward county camp. Our extension director Harold Holder showed slides of his trip to Washington. Those present were Guy Argo Max Argo Jim Argo Jerry Roblenz David West Ted McDonough Ralph McDonough and Harold Holder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Toilers
Jim
Max Argo
Harold Holder
Washington, D. C
Guy Argo
Max
Jim Argo
Jerry Roblenz
David West
Ted
Ralph McDonough
Moravia Garden Club April Meeting Report
Moravia Garden club met April 30 at Mrs Charles Coffin residence with Mrs Harley Tisue assisting. Miss Eleanor Miller presided over opening and business session. executive meeting held before. Thirteen members answered roll call on a chosen topic. Secretary’s report read and approved. Over $55 from the April 26 plant sale noted. Invitations extended to Garden Flower show at Leon May 27 and state flower show at Des Moines May 10-11. Mrs Nellie Williams led program with a book report on How to have a Green Thumb without an aching back. Mrs John Veach spoke on soil together with a soil exhibit. Mrs Max McDonough discussed know your soil and displayed soil samples. Fifty five May baskets prepared for shut-ins. Gifts to several members. Dining table featured garden flowers. punch and cookies served by hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia Garden Club
Charles Coffin
Harley Tisue
Eleanor Miller
Leon
Des Moines
Nellie Williams
John Veach
Max McDonough
Howard Smith
Veach
Christian Church Fellowship Gathering Report
A fellowship gathering was held Wednesday evening at the First Christian Church. Mrs. Marshall Perry and Miss Clara Irelan led the program. Mrs. Harold Van Dorin and Mrs. Gomer Stocker served refreshments after the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Marshall Perry
Clara Irelan
Harold van Dorin
Gomer Stocker
Clover Leaf Club Meets At Argo Home
The Clover Leaf club met at Ernestine Argo's home on Wednesday May 7 for nut meats rug rags and a noon meal. Verda Argo won the guess game and several prizes were awarded for bingo. A large group of men enjoyed lunch. Members listed include Trux ton and Dicks Moore Printy Fenton McAninch Dicks Dicks Callen Spaur Argo and others. Next meeting set with Lillian Fenton on May 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Leaf Club
Ernestine Argo
Verda Argo
Truxton Dicks
Elbert Moore
Pat Printy
Shawn
Bill Moore
Douglas
Dwight Fenton
Jim McAninch
Paul Dicks
Fonda
DeWayne Moore
Jan
Rus
Lillian Fenton
Linda
Janet Massman
Verna McAninch
Fern Penfield
Mildred Tarbell
Nona Dicks
Edith Callen
Phyllis Spaur
Ernestine
Roy
Vickie Argo
Iowa Southern re elects directors and officers
The Iowa Southern Utilities board re elected Edward L. Shutts as chairman and Harold L. Mann as president for the 1958 year. By law changes make the president the chief executive officer. Stockholders represented 716,190 shares, with Robert W. Greenleaf re elected executive VP and treasurer and C. Evan Parks re elected VP in charge of engineering and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa South ‘Ern Utilities Company
Edward L. Shutts
Harold L. Mann
Shutts
Robert W. Greenleaf
C. Evan Parks
Iowa Southern
W. D. Welsh
H. J. Prow
Robert Valentine
Centerville
J. A. Bradley
A. Rampelberg
L. B. Wiles
R. J. Flowers
Public sale ad offer across Unionville Brazil and towns
Public sale promotion inviting planners to run sale bills and advertisements in The Union newspaper. It urges wide distribution across Unionville Brazil Jerome Avery Rathbun and Numa, promising large crowds and a successful sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
Brazil
Jerome, Avery, Rathbun
Numa
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National Farm and Home Hour
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