Memorial Day speaker set for Bloomfield service
Rev Fred Sawyer of Bloomfield will speak at the Memorial Day service at the Methodist church Wednesday morning at 10 o clock. The American Legion will present the program with help from the Auxiliary.
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1951
Page
2
Rev Fred Sawyer of Bloomfield will speak at the Memorial Day service at the Methodist church Wednesday morning at 10 o clock. The American Legion will present the program with help from the Auxiliary.
Mrs John Moffatt hosts a day with Franklin residents and relatives visiting in Ottumwa and Stockport. Families listed include Moffatts Coxes Swift and Deroy households plus guests Roy Ammons Derby Long Turner and Stansberry. Tractor plowing and social calls punctuate a busy week in Franklin.
Salem residents share weekend visits at multiple homes including the Robert Jennings and Fred Sheldon residences. Garden club gathering hosted by Mrs. Jesa Gladfelder. Several families, such as Hellyer, Calhoun, Potts, and Brown, spent time with relatives and neighbors through Sunday and Friday events.
Maple Grove social roundup lists visits and Sunday dinners among residents. Recipients include Mrs. Ralph Tucker, Coren Walter and family, Claude and Harold Hawk households, Basil Tadlock and Joe Tadlock, Carl Tisue and son, John Sharp family, Loren Walter family, Grant Tadlock and Sue, Austin Swarm home at Ottumwa, Delia McCrory, Gabe Johnson, Wilbert Johnson, Leonard Matthies of Fairfield, Theo Tucker near Louilla, Bill Pearson home, W H VanDorin, J L Dodd, Roscoe Pennington, Sylvan VanDorin and family with Bill Wilson.
Appanoose County board proceedings include hospital service and insurance payments, payrolls for labor crews, tax withholdings, equipment repairs, and the appointment of Carl E. Phillips as Douglas Township Clerk and Bert N. Kerby as Washington Township Constable. Also noted are condemnations for road use, appraisers, and an adjournment to review December 1950 minutes.
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