Taylorettes 4-H Attend County Award Night
Eight of ten Taylorettes 4-H members and Mrs. Max McDonough attended the county award meet at the Eagles lodge in Centerville Monday evening. Nancy Roblenz, county president, hosted. Nancy, Ann Mihalovich and Sharon Argo won awards and Nancy earned the leadership award. They received an award for perfect attendance at the mother-daughter event. Attendees included Nancy and Connie Boblenz, Ann Mihalovich, Sharon and Nellie Argo, Diane Kincade, Linda Davis and Janice McDonough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylorettes
Max McDonough
Eagles Lodge
Centerville
Nancy Roblenz
Nancy
Ann Mihalovich
Sharon Argo
Connie Boblenz
Sharon and
Nellie Argo
Diane Kincadé
Linda Davis
Janice McDonough
Local social notes span visits and hospital stays
Local residents share weekend and weekday visits across Ottumwa and nearby towns. Mrs Swaim recovered from flu and returned to the store while several families hosted kin in Newton Des Moines Centerville and Albia. Hospital updates include Ward and O Conner recuperating after surgery and flu treatment, with others moving or visiting relatives in Ottumwa and Unionville.
Sunshine Club Meeting At Ray Harrisons November 1
Mrs Ray Harrison hosted the Sunshine club on Friday November 1 with limited attendance due to illness. After a cooperative dinner she showed colored slides of places of interest such as the Grotto at West Bend. Prizes in pencil games went to Mamie Tisue and Yacille McKern. mystery gifts to Lela Harrison. Next meeting will be with Celig McDanel for the annual gift exchange and officer elections for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Harrison
Sunshine Club
Ray
West Bend
Mamie Tisue
Yacille McKern
Lela Harrison
Celig McDanel
Pleasant Hill Community Social Notes Highlights
Pleasant Hill social page summarizes visits and gatherings among Brown, Dicks, Moore, and Argo families in Ottumwa, Des Moines, Centerville, Cedar Rapids, and nearby areas. Notable items include a birth of Douglas William. multiple Sunday dinners. guests at various homes. and community greetings and celebrations among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Brown
Paul Jordan
Centerville
Mary Allem
Elaine
Joyce Christy
Gilbert Callen
Pearl Hiner
Barbara
Ann
Cheryl
Cedar Rapids
Elbert Moore
DeWayne Moore
Bill Moore
Kenneth Brown
Beryl Brown
Russell Brown
Mearl Dicks
Ned Argo
Leo Beaty
Earl Swift
Debbie
Danny Dunham
Des Moines
Russell
Clara
Theresa Brown
Vinton Lundy
Bill Spaur
Jim
McAninch
DeWaynd Moore
Paul Dicks
Nickie
Fons
Lonana
New Hope By Genevie Donovan Article
Community notes from New Hope include the Wesley W S C S meeting on November 14 with Mrs Frances Burton and requests for gifts for the church Christmas box. Residents attend events at Unionville Centerville and Eagles lodge. condolences extend to the Pettibone and Boblenz families. Some residents report illnesses while others share 4 H and youth activities and visits among neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley W. S. C. S
Frances Burton
Evelyn Daniels
Juanita Dooley
Flora Hiatt
Unionville
Lawrence
Eugene Daniels
Susan Dooley
Wayne Lindley
Centerville
Don Pettibone
Myrtle Schindler
Donald
Cecil Schrodt
Ivan Harsh
Loyd Carter
Eagies Lodge
Margaret van Zante
Lute Hiatt
Russell Warner
G. E. Goodwin
Oxford
Eddie Jordan
Alan Wilson
Garden Club Meets With Dorothy Boyer
Moravit Garden club met Wednesday afternoon at Dorothy Boyer’s home with Grace Veach presiding. Twelve members answered roll with garden mistake tales. Officers elected: Eleanor Miller president, Nellie Williams vice president, Grace Veach secretary, Blanche Graham treasurer. Plans discussed for Thanksgiving table, holiday show in Amey, November 14 and 15, and Holiday Fair December 5 at the Legion home. Workshops arranged at members’ homes. poem read. mystery song “There's Music in the Air.” Gifts and refreshments followed. news of hospital observation for Mrs. Clifford Pfanmebecker and dinner guests at Ralph Davis home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravit Garden Club
Dorothy Boyer
Grace Veach
Eleanor Miller
Nellie Williams
Blanche Graham
Amey
Legion Home
Virginia
McDonough
Virga Boyer
Mabel Smith
Margaret Caller
Maude Coffin
Ora Turner
4-H Award Night honors 100% clubs and top 4-H leaders
Awards were given at 4-H Night with clubs like Rainbow 4-H Clover Leaf and Taylor ettes receiving recognition for 100% attendance and perfect record books. Reading awards were presented by Mrs Loyd Carter to Carol Johnson Arlene Johnson and Wandsh Pace. Boys medals were awarded to Producers' Beef Keith Lain Don ald Hampton and others, with honors in Community Service Dairy Field Crops Health and Leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ettes
Loyd Carter
Carol Johnson
Arlene Johnson
Wandsh Pace
Doyle Hampton
Allen Dooley
Gary Pugh
Stephen Tarbell
Fred Tarbell
Donald Clark
Forrest Elliott, Jr
Donald
County 4-H Awards Honor Five Honorary Members
Gene Logston announced the Meat Animal Essay Award winners and a long list of recipients for breeding certificates and various recognitions. Harold Holder introduced past winners as five new honorary 4-H members were welcomed by county officials, with musical accompaniment and awards including GE irons and trip prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Johnson
Robert Malmberg
Clarence Rhodes
Vesta McCreary
Davis Burgher
Donald Hampton
Gary Biles
Bennie ‘ Tarbell
Kenneth Boyer
Donald Clark
Jim Beaty
Jo Annn Barbaglia
Mystic Merchants Awards
GE Steam
Patricia Shepard
Mary Laird
Reva Darrah
Luella Sidles
Tog Zapatis
Centerville National Bank
Keith Lain
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Claude Hawk
Verl Perkins Livestock
Barta
Charley Platt
Harold Magon
Onion
Supreme
Eal A. B.S
Roy Stone
Photte
Cyril. McDanel
Moravia
Fred Tilimont
Credit Dept
Bach & Rice, Inc
University
Keith Helmick
Wayne
Wayne Research
Union ‘Office
Gardner Hatchery
Geo
Mra. Tucker
Nadine & George
Homer ‘Hamilton
Frank Swaim
Cynthia
Yule Taylor
Elizabeth Taylor
Edna Dyphon
R. C. Wilson
F. W. Wright
Moulton
Carl Cloyed
R. R. Pennington
Carl Roblenz
Johnson Funeral Chapel
Ottumwa
Bert ‘Vickroy
Plano
Buell Taylor
Warren DuVall
Harry DuVall
Monroe County
Albia
Norman Ward
St. Joseph Hospital
Genterville
Junior Hoyer
Hillsboro
Lester Sawvel
Mitzi Sawvel
Des. Moines
Jimmy
Newton
N. R. Ward
Kenneth O'Conner
Band Mothers Club
Ron Woodward
Frank Woodward
Orel Easter
Bruce Gardner
Cindy
Archie Martin
Mamie DuVall
Clarence Caster
B. C
Johnny Whicker
Whicker
T. J. Fletcher
Harry Pearson
Burlington
Burness Rumley
Larry Mericle
Jennie, Pollard
Neva Mericle
Margaret Simmons
Datby
Wilbur J. Miller
Udell
Iowa
Lord Carter
Thuteday Eversite
Dorothy Turner
Garnet Brain
Icel Broshar Ard
Loellie Carter
Newt Long
Elbert Perry
Lucille’Carter
Frances’ Button
Loremma Palmer
Genevie, Donovan
Clifford Pfanmebecker
Monroe County Hospital
Will Darby
Billings
Montana
Joe Doyle
John Spencer
Ralph Davis
Printy
Marjorie McCullough
Boblenz
Eleanor Darrah
Ann’. Mihalovich
Wandgh Pace
Gils
Louise Sidles
Judy Moffitt
Judy McDonvolds
Rainbow
We-R
Clover Leaf
True Bie
Lincoln Luckies
Happy Ha- OB
GEM Shop
Claya Hollingshead, “Jeweler
Square - Albial
R. W. Baird
Stevens Drug Store
Moravia Produce
Turner & Son
Rocery Spencer
Groce O'Conner
Nadine & George's
Meach Drug Store
Rexall Store
Ronald Hampton
Dean Schlapie
FHA
Chicago
Donald “Hampton
Lester ‘Dooley
Agriculture Committee of the
Chamber of Commerce
Tony Curtis
Jack Mahoney A
Joe Dakota
Momisy
Gordon Scott
James _ Dean
Mets
Comfort
Dewarco
Sala
Aik Wamess
Cues Einodl Grad
Wghett
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