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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1957

Page

5

Pleasant Hill News Notes From Mrs Dick Brown

Nickie Dicks spent Tuesday through Thursday at the Truxton Dicks home. The North Bend ladies assisted for Verna McAninch midweek. Vera Moore visited Doris Christy at the Gilbert Callen home. Mr and Mrs Mearl Dicks spent Wednesday at the Russell Brown home. The Dicks and Browns hosted guests for Russell Browns birthday dinner. Debbie Dunham visited the Russell Brown home for the weekend. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs

Nickie Dicks Truxton Dicks North Bend Verna McAninch Vera Moore Doris Christy Gilbert Callen Debbie Dunham Russell Brown

Massman Wedding Ties Albia Locale to County Figures

Gordon Massman and partner wed Saturday morning in Albia. Attendees from the area include LaVern Massman Martha Massman Pat Printy Jim McAninch Connie Max Vernon Moore John McAninch Charlotte Verna McAninch Mabel Moore Roy Argo Wayne Christy Truxton Dicks and many relatives. Local visits and gatherings followed with families such as Gilbert Callen and Dick Brown, and a picnic near Russell Brown’s home featuring Rinehart Johnson Lundy and others. Ruth Kluver of Lakeview visited Glennie Dicks, and Rex Hageramn hosted guests for Bill Moore’s weeknight dinner.

Gordon Massman Albia LaVern Massman Martha Massman Pat Printy Jim McAninch Connie Max Vera Moore John William McAninch Charles Charlotte Janice Moore Verna McAninch Mabel . Moore Roy Argo Wayne Christy Truxton Dicks Richard Callen Gary Gilbert Callen Dick Brown Beryl Brown Russell Brown Roy Rinehart Lloyd Johnson Paul McCord Jimmy Centerville LeRoy ‘Trelow Dick Trelow Ogden Rex Haver Roscoe Argo Nellie Haines Debbie Dunham Ruth Kluver Lakeview Iowa Glennie Dicks Bill Moore Rex Hageramn Roy Scott

Shanghai In Shanghai By Mary Lou Rinehart

Vacation Bible school at Seconium Methodist church began Monday evening with about 25 enrolled. Mrs. Moore and Mr. Moore visited, and several families shared Sunday meals and calls across the community.

Seconium Methodist Church Lowell Moore Don Whitehead Gerald Rinehart Bert Rinehart Glen

Sunday Socials and Visits Across Homes in Ottumwa Area

Sunday evening at Harold Young home guests included Oral Large Ruth Bennett and Dick. The Lippert and Stickler households hosted visits from multiple families. Gerald Davison and sons visited Fred Taylor while Aubrey Christy hosted guests last week. Ottumwa visits by George Hammond and Gerald Rinehart ended with Mike Rinehart joining them. Various gatherings continued through Udell and Albia with many families hosting and calling on neighbors.

Harold Young Aubrey Christy Oral Large Frank Ruth Bennett Glen Foster Lloyd Landgrebe David Lippert Ralph Stickler Merrill Stickler Gerald Davison and Sons Fred Taylor Elaine Joyce Christy George Hammond Ottumwa Gerald

Local Social Activity Recap From Rural Community

Friday morning visits include Mrs Theo Miller Coulson and Mrs Ensil Hiatt. Weekend tasks and calls span Callen Houser Burns and Hawk households with cemetery visits and a 4 H club meeting. Neighbors shared visits at Moravia Unionville Lake Wapello and E O Tucker homes amid good weather and field work.

Ensil Hiatt Callen Bob Houser Debbie Winton Steven Faul Houser Jerry Boblenz Jay Clayworth Russell Burns Jimmie Everett Hawk and Son Trenton McFall Herschel Kelly Burns Moravia Unionville Guy Argo Harold Hawk Nancy Vance Shirley Walter Sandra Hiatt Banks Doggett Elsie Lillie Sylvia Callen Jimmie Burns Taylor Tollers Linda Coulson Frances Burton E. O. Tucker

Enon Nancy Carol Faber Event At Local Homes

Mr and Mrs Harold Hawk and family spent Wednesday evening at the Claude Hawk home. Mr and Mrs John W Griffin and family of Ottumwa and Mrs Ida Griffin of Albia attended a Dallas Faber home supper. The Gate: Ray Lockman Gomer Stocker and Maurice Boardman visited the Harold Hawk home Thursday evening. Mrs Ruben Faber and Mary Jo and Marlene attended Irene Tadlock bridal shower at the E UB.

Richard Bentzinger Harold Prough Harold Hawk Ruben Faber Mary Jo Marlene Dallas Faber Marvin Vance W. A. Wilson LeRoy Wabern Argyle Fred van Dorin Ida Griffin Albia John W. Griffin Ottumwa Bobby Faber Lynnette Moffitt Russell Hughes Burdette Ward Doyle McDanes Gomer Stocker Claude Hawk Ray Lockman Maurice Boardman Nancy Carol Faber Irene Tadlock E.ub

County Wheat Allotment for 1958 Announced

The 1958 wheat allotment for Appanoose county is fixed at 778 acres, up from 641 in 1957, announced by Doyle N. Anderson, chairman of the county ASC committee. Individual farm allotments will be mailed the week of June 10, with voting on marketing quotas set for June 20 in a national referendum.

Appanoose Doyle N. Anderson ASC Lowa Iowa

Iowa Wheat County Allotments Rise Slightly in 1958

The 1958 state allotment shows most wheat counties increasing acreage from 1957. Top counties are Monona 17 874 acres Harrison 16 261 Fremont 11 284 Mills 9 540 Page 3 061 Pottawattamie 7 594 Woodbury 7 134 Lee 6 892 Montgomery 4 601 Taylor 3 940. Nearby counties Davis 1 638 Monroe 975 Wayne 333.

Monona County Harrison Fremont Mills Page Pottawattamie Woodbury Lee Montgomery Taylor Davis Monroe Wayne

Old insect spray programs obsolete in livestock control

Recent FDA rulings render several aid recommendations obsolete for insect control on livestock and forage crops. Extension Director Harold Holder of Center ville warned Appanoose county farmers today that dieldrin can be used for grasshopper control hereafter only on unpastured roadsides and waste areas.

Federal Food and Drug Administration Harold Holder Centerville Appanoose County

Insecticide Rules For Pasture Cattle From Extension Office

Extension Director Harold Holder warns that many prior insecticide recommendations are outdated due to new federal rulings. He notes specific rules: heptachlor and aldrin require 7 and 21 day wait periods before pasturing or harvest, methoxychlor not for dairy fly control but allowed on beef, DDT not for spray on dairy or beef cattle, back rubbers only for beef, and activ ated pyrethrins for dairy fly control. Contact Holder at the Extension Office to confirm approved products.

Harold Holder Holder

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