Subscriptions and Crop Notes From Osage City
Mrs. Ociley Clark of Osage City Kansas asks to extend her Union subscription for another year with a $2.00 check. The letter also includes light remarks on politics and crop yields, noting bumper meat crops in Iowa and Kansas and recorded harvests with corn 80 to 110 bushels per acre wheat 45 to 40. New renewals listed include Gust Wentland Lewella Kinion Tred Taylor Wendell Murdy and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Wentland
Lewella Kinion
Tred Taylor
Wendell Murdy
Raymond E
Pearl E. Boyer
Bertha Martin
R. S. Faber
Royce Sanders
Wesley Rumley
Rex Angel
Ocile Clark Ferrell
Purvis
Correspondents Notice Urges Weekly News Letters by Mail
A letter requests weekly news letters be mailed on Monday to ensure inclusion in that week's issue and provide early copy during the week. The writer notes twofold benefit and thanks recipients.
Busy Maidens 4 H Club Elects Officers
Monroe Busy Maidens 4 H club met with committeewoman Mrs Frank Wilson Monday night Oct 25 to set goals for Home Furnishing study and plan 1949 program. Two new members Mary Lou and Shirley Baker enrolled bringing total to 12. New officers elected for 1949 are Donna Rogers president Aileen Turner vice president Letha Schaffner secretary Beverly Woodward historian Helen Davis news reporter Carolyn Hawk song leader. Retiring officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Frank Wilson
Ralph B. Davis
Mary Lou
Shirley Baker
Donna Rogers
Aileen Turner
Letha Schaffner
Beverly Woodward
Helen Davis
Carolyn Hawk
Wanda Robb
Phyllis White
Business for Farm Women meeting at Chariton township
Mrs Mamie Tisue hosted a Tuesday afternoon session for Chariton township ladies. Leah Tisue Darlene Gladfelder and Lela Harrison led the Business for Farm Women lesson with much discussion on points of law. Refreshments followed with cake cookies and coffee. Attendees included Mrs Clyde Gladfelder Mrs Lyndon McDanel Mrs Joy Argo Mrs Roy Argo Mrs Horton Potts Mrs Mary Miner Mrs Henry Rosencrants Mrs Elbert Perry Mrs Leah Tisue Mrs Rey Herrison Mrs Harley Tisue and Darlene Gladfelder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Tisue
Chariton Township
Leah Tisue
Darlene Gladfelder
Lela Harrison
Clyde Gladfelder
Lyndon McDanel
Joy Argo
Roy Argo
Horton Potts
Mary Miner
Henry Rosencrants
Elbert Perry
Rey Herrison
Harley Tisue
Wedding of Donna Fleig and Clifford Elmore at Rickland
Miss Donna Fleig and Clifford Elmore wed Sunday at 2 p m in the Friends church at Rickland. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Frank Hiatt Mrs Thelma Luse Edna Mae and Jimmy and Harold Hoffman. Imogene Hiatt helped with music and accompaniment for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hiatt
Thelma Luse
Edna Mae
Jimmy
Harold Hoffman
Donna Fleig
Clifford Elmore
Friends Church
Rickland
Imogene Hiatt
Miss Pleig
Sinted
Masons to meet at Centerville Masonic hall
A special meeting will be held at the Centerville Masonic hall at 7:80 Friday evening Nov 19. A speakers bureau member will attend and all Masons are invited. Oyster supper planned at Moravia lodge on Dec 6 at 6:30 with officers for next year to be elected. Proficiency club met in Moravia with Laurence Osborn and Carl Alexander instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville Masonic Hall
Speakers Bureau
Moravia Lodge
Appanoose County Proficiency Club
Moravia
Laurence Osborn
Carl Alexander
Taylor-Ettes Install Officers for 1948-49
The Taylor-Ettes 4-H club met at Roberta Benz home October 18 1948 with Virginia Carter presiding. New officers were installed in a candlelight ceremony and corsages given. Demonstration by Mrs Dorothy Boyer featured picture making. Members enrolled and sang, then adjourned at 9. Refreshments were served by Mrs Benz and her daughter. Next meeting set for November 15 at Dorothy Boyer’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor-Ettes
Roberta Benz
Virginia Carter
Mra
Dorothy Boyer
4-H
Virginia Hiatt
Ivan Harsh
Betty
Bill
Bob
Loyd Carter
Virginia
Don Pettibone
Ann
Yom
Karlene Fischer
Robert Foster
Fern
Twyla
Earl Boyer
Carolyn
Judy
Kenny
Ronnie
Lloyd McDanes
Kathryn
Ernest Hiatt
E U B Fellowship Groups Hold Parties
The Youths fellowship groups of the Evangelical United Brethren church held their monthly parties Monday evening. The senior group met at Rev Earl Rabucks home with a devotional period and business session led by president Delma Veach. Plans were made to enrich Endeavor meetings and Joan Dille and Joan Callen directed games. A taffy pull and popcorn followed. The intermediate group gathered at Kathleen Halden’s home for a Mothers day party with eleven attending. Kathleen directed games after a brief business meeting. Sponsor Miss Mabel Coulson attended and refreshments were served by the hostess and her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Earl Rabuck
Delma Veach
Joan Dille
Joan Callen
Kathleen Halden
Kathleen
Mabel Coulson
Willing Circle Hosts Wayne Clarks Weekly Gathering
The Willing Circle club met Friday evening with Mr and Mrs Wayne Clark and family. Hook games awarded prizes to Mrs Kenneth Free Guss Luse and Mrs T J Luse. Halloween themed refreshments were served at the end by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiling Circle Club
Wayne Clark
Hook
Kenneth Free
Guss Luse
T. J. Luse
Classified Ad Notice Owed Payment Request
A brief notice seeks payment for a small classified ad. Readers are instructed to bring or send the due amount to The Union office. The message emphasizes settling the balance and locating the payment point.
Moravia Halloween Party Draws 115 Young People
Moravia held a Halloween masquerade with 115 attendees. Prizes went to Jane Ann Fox funniest costume, Joan Fox prettiest, Rita Gardner scariest, Aileen Turner hardest to identify among grade school entrants. high school winners included Joan Callen costume and Verl Kaster hardest to guess. Prizes were awarded with refreshments. committee led by Dr. L. M. Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Jane Ann Fox
Joan Fox
Rita Gardner
Aileen Turner
Joan Callen
Helen Davis
Janet Broshar
Verl Kaster
Mitzi Sawyer
Max McDonough
Art Fox
Kari Tuttle
Clarence Sheldon
Kenneth Condra
Legion Home
L. M. Williams
Iconium Ladies Aid Holds All Day Meeting
The Ladies Aid of the Iconium M. E. Church met October 28 for an all day session with cooperative noon dinner. Morning cleaning of the church basement preceded an afternoon quilt project for Glennie Dicks. Attending for dinner were Rev. Wayne Dunlap, Maude and Donald Whitehead, and numerous Turner and Whitehead families plus Nellie Thompson. Afternoon attendees included Sybil Argo Edith Callen Blanche Argo and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Iconium M. E
Glennie Dicks
Wayne Dunlap
Maude
Donald Whitehead
Clarence
Grace
Sandra Whitehead
Truss
Joy Turner
Carrie Turner
Maude Turner
Vera Firkins
Don Hellyer
Nellie Thompson
Sybil Ar
Ur banda Doers 4-H elect officers and awards
Ur banda Doers 4-H club elected DaVonna Vance as president Donna Fisher as vice president Mary Jo Faber as secretary Betty Vance as treasurer Marjorie Sandifer as historian Geraldine Vance as general reporter Deenalee Robinson and Johanna Hawbaker as assistant reporters Faye Townsend as music chairman New leaders named Mrs Dweena Sandifer and Mrs Freda Wilson At a Oct 13 banquet several members received best record book awards DaVonna Vance won a $10 check for best record book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana Doers
4-H Club
DaVonna Vance
Donna Fisher
Mary Jo Faber
Betty Vance
Marjorie Sandifer
Geraldine Vance
Deenalee Robinson
Johanna Hawbaker
Faye Townsend
Dweena Sandifer
Freda Wilson
da Vonna Vance
Donia Fisher
Taylor Toilers Meet With Virginia Hiatt
The Taylor Oilers 4-H club gathered at the Earnest Hiatt home on Tuesday Oct 26 with Virginia Hiatt hosting and presiding. Members signed enrollment cards and discussed an upcoming skating party as the first order of business. A new program committee including Carolyn Boyer Terry Pettibone and Richard Tomlin was formed. The group planned initiation of new members and noted bingo and games with parents present. Refreshments followed with popcorn balls apples cocoa and coffee. Next meeting is set for Nov 23 at Don Pettibone's home with Jerry as host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Oilers
Earnest Hiatt
Virginia Hiatt
Carolyn Boyer
Terry Pettibone
Richard Tomlin
Jerry Pettibone
Betty Harsh
Robert Hiatt
Ann Pettibone
Robert Carter
Judy Boyer
Jim George Turner
Kim Don Pettibone
Don Pettibone
Earl Boyer
George Turner
Tom
Curtis Tomlin
Ronnie Roblenz
Donna
Nancy
Loyd Carter
Virginia
Ivan Huish
Billy
Bobby
Sandra
Jerry
Local Fairview program and box supper notice
A notice announces a program and box supper at Fairview school on November 4 at 8 PM. Ladies are asked to bring boxes and all are welcome. The contact is Mrs. Osa Wood, teacher, 4412.
Children's Story Hour Begins Saturday at Community Building
The Story Hour sponsored by the Library board will open Saturday November 6 at 1 30 p m at the Community building. Parents are urged to send children for an hour of entertainment for pre primary age groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Library Board
Library meeting and program for fourth grade students
Fourth grade pupils are invited to a delightful hour led by Mrs F A Hahn with assistance from Mary Lou McDonough. An engaging program has been prepared by Mrs Hahn and parents are urged to attend. The regular library meeting is set for 3 pm Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Hahn
Mary Lou McDonough
Hahn
Returns to Arizona with Moravia visit noted
Spencer Wilson left Thursday for Buckeye Arizona after a visit with his brothers Leonard at Seymour and Frank at Moravia. He and Mrs. Wilson were called due to their brother in law’s death at McCallsburg. Mrs. Wilson stayed longer with her sister and planned visits before returning home. Spencer called on E. U. Hawk Carl Cloyed John Johnson E F Wilson and other relatives during his Moravia stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Wilson
Buckeye
Arit
Leonard
Seymour
Frank
Moravia
Mrs. Wilson
McCallsburg
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Moravia Union
Iowa
L. F. and
Janice Bisby
National Editorial
Nan Ssociation
Appanoose
United States
Bingle
J. T. van Dorin
Truman
Masons
Centerville
Willing Circle
Wayne Clarks
Moravia Theater
KIRX
Maxine Mullins
Paul Turner
Tconium Ladies Aid
Taylor Toilers
Betty Harah
Larry Brooks
N. R. Ward
Paul Broshar
Marvin Gardner
Maurice Walter
Margaret Davis
Hugh Brookés
Ottumwa
Grant
Veach Impiement Co
Fairview
Osa Wood
Harry Pabst
Rochester
Minn
Harris Moore
Pleasant
Fred Hammond
Moore
Hugh Crawley
James
Viola
Tom Crawley
David Tillmont
Waterloo
Fred Tillmont
Sarah Tillmont
Des Moines
Newton
E. F. Oehler
Juanita Smith
Knoxville
Kenneth Barghahn
Miss Smith
Oehler
Barghahn
W. P. Martin
Ted Oehler
Jay Oehler
Sona
E. R. Easter
Afton
Gene Cooper
Princeton
Lyle Hopkins
Colorado
Louis Schaffner
Tony Hernandez
Charles Baer
Jack Regan
Iby
Orin Dyer
Lovie Schaffner
Clarence Schaffner
Midwestern School of Evangel
Madrid
Dess White
J. A. Morrison
Ross Stark
Parker
Calif
Chas. Mick
Oakaloosa
Cecil Coulson
Flora, Jones
Ivan Wright
Ma LaVerne
West
S Lafe Donahoo
Paul Donahoo
Lincoln
Neb
N. 2. Ward
Zula
Cynthis Taylor
Mary Bowman
Des Miones
Ray Lewis
Grant Tadlock
John Tadlock
Birdie Main
Mary Hoskingon
Glen Fowler
Town
Kenneth Glick
Harry Glick
Harold Hason
Richard
Lloyd Phillis
Albia
John Hayward
Warren DuVall
Gary Tharp
Maybelle
Flora Phillips
T. L., Tadlock
Obe Burns
Leo Thompson
A. E. Shull
Neal Burton
Washington
Salem
Ralph McDonough
Arch Harding
Brice McDonough
Leon
Deena McDonough
JoElien Broshar
Myrtle Hudgena
Dale Callen
Jimmie Main
Kletzing College
Oskaloosa
Forrest Main
Russell Strunk
Udell
Elmer Davis
Bloomfield
Frank Farr
Richland
Frank VY. Hiatt
Fay Paxston
Beverly
Paul Woodward
Carlson Jordan
J. W. Halden
Harry Burmeister
Gravity
John Dalton
Searsboro
John Laws
Dale Laws
Brooke
Blakesburg
Paul Dicks
Imogene
Allen Hiatt
Cleo Mack
Charlton
Ralph Tuttle
Earl Hardin
Long Beach
Upland
Bert Wyman
Lexington
California
Clair Lincox
Flora Jones
A. S. Spencer
Minnesota
Supt
I. J. Hickman
McKittrick
Glen Burns
Maxine
Dayne Taylor
McCormick- Deering
Moravia, Iowa
Arizona
Monroe County
Ray V. McCollum
Clifford Davis
Raymond Winecup
Bart Downs
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