Pettibone Family Club Minutes October Meeting
Taylor ald met with Virginia Pettibone for a regular meeting on October 31. Attendees included Dorothy Boyer Doris Ballanger Loyd Wartte Mr and Mrs Loyd Wartte and others such as Ivan Harsh Vic Mihalovich Merle Miller Tom Pettibone Jackie Bill Olive Jean Tarbell Robin Ralph Spencer Chris Bogart Lois Wilson Helen Wilson and Joan Pettibone Petey Mary Long and Martha Long. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and roll call taken. Lucile Carter reported on Beauty is Your Duty a topic attended by several club members. Vic Mihalovich outlined lesson topics for next year. The club was asked to provide five dozen cookies for the hobby show in Centerville on November 14. A layette shower was held for Leta Pettibone with gifts to Merle Miller Helen Wilson Stella Bogart Virginia Pettibone and Leta Pettibone. The next meeting will be with Mildred Schrodt on December 6 for the annual Christmas grab bag exchange. Dues and jen’s for friendship were collected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Ald
Virginia Pettibone
Dorothy Boyer
Doris Ballanger
Loyd Wartte
Ivan Harsh
Vic Mihalovich
Merle Miller
Tom Pettibone
Jackie
Bill
Olive Jean Tarbell
Robin
Ralph Spencer
Chris Bogart
Lois Wilson
Helen Wilson
Joan Pettibone
Petey
David
Appanoose Alfalfa Banquet Planned for Nov 21
The Appanoose Alfalfa Banquet will be held Thursday night November 21 at 6 30 p m in the Centerville Christian church basement. Harold Holder says tickets are being mailed to last year’s buyers and some businessmen will designate guests. Red Blanchard will speak and four alfalfa award winners plus five conservation awards will be announced. Wilbur Rush leads this year’s banquet planning with the Chamber of Commerce Agricultural Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suesta
Tckets
Harold Holder
Christian Church
Centérville
Farm Bureau
Yist
Red Blanchard
Wilbur Rush
Chamber of Commerce Agricultural Committee
Joint Circles of W S C S Meet at Methodist Church
Joint Circles of the Women’s Society of Christian Service met Wednesday evening at Grace Methodist Church. Hostesses for the dessert luncheon were Mrs. Lester Brain Mrs. Paul Brosharf and Mrs. Genevieve Morgan. Mrs. John Veach opened with a meditation. Miss Joyce Hiatt spoke on United Nations. Mrs. Tuttle announced World Community Day service to be held at Grace Church Nov 1. The gathering was the regular Christmas party with gifts sent to Riverside Community Center in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Grace Methodist Church
Lester Brain
Paul Broshar F
Genevieve Morgan
John Veach
Karl Tuttle
Clarence Whitehead
Richard Tubaugh
Joyce Hiatt
United Nations
Tuttle
Twentieth Century Reading Club Meets With Mrs Marshall Perry
The Twentieth Century Reading Club held its regular monthly meeting with president Mrs Marshall Perry. The session opened with hymns a club prayer and business. Sixteen members answered roll call for Why I Vote. Members voted to donate to Salvation Army fund. Mrs A G Mazon spoke on music and members shared favorite hymns. Mrs Melissa Felton reviewed It’s A Great Life by Edna Beougher Hughes. the book will be placed in Moravia library in memory of longtime member Mrs Harry Glick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Reading 'Club
Marshall Perry
Salvation Army Fund
Clarence Johnson
A. G. Mazon
Melissa Felton
Edna Beougher Hughes
Moravia Public Library
Harry Glick
Clover Leaf Club Travels to Oskaloosa
Mrs Verda Argo hosted Clover Leaf club at 1006 N Market Oskaloosa on Wednesday Oct 30 an extra meeting spent socially. Afternoon games with each member receiving a small gift. Attendees included Glennia Dicks Phyllis Dicks Edith Callen Nona Dicks Margaret Tarbell Mildred Tarbell Helen McAninch Verna McAninch Vera Moore Mabel Moore Fern Penfield Ernesteine Argo Verda Argo Iléta Argo. Next meeting with Janice Moore on Nov 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verda Argo
Clover Leaf Club
N. Market
Oskaloosa
Glennia
Phyllis Dicks
Edith Callen
Nona’ Dicks
Margaret
Mildred Tarbell
Story of the Dual Christmas Seals Artful Design
Judith Campbell Piassi describes the 1963 Christmas Seals as portraying Peace wonder and gladness. Snowflakes fall at twilight a show man’s scarf waves in the wind a cheery house glows with warmth and children indoors after a busy day. The seals symbolize a community supporting tuberculosis and respiratory disease control programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Campbell Piassi
New Supply Typing Paper At Moravian Union Office
Moravian Union Office advertises a new supply typing paper ream pack of 500 sheets priced at 9 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravian Union Office
Final 1963 corn support unchanged at 1.04 per bushel
Joe Beer, chairman of the Appanoose County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee, announced that the 1963 crop corn support remains 1.04 per bushel, the minimum level set previously. The policy allows 1.04 average price supports and 18 cent payment on harvested acres, with national carryover down from prior years as feed grain programs continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cérh Ih
Appanoose County
Joe Beer
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Advancié
Béer
Local Dinner Guests Highlight Weekend Visits
MMis Anta Vickrey dined with Mrs Ida Mangle on Sunday. Misa Helen Willigrad from Marshalltown spent the weekend visiting Misa Medge Hough of Mt. Pleasant on vacation with her mother Lula R Tillmont, who returned to work at the Iowa Mental Institute Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Johnnie Rumans of Unionville and Mr and Mrs James Rumans with sons of Ottumwa joined Billy Lockman for Friday supper. Richard Main and children returned to Brooklyn New York after a two week visit with Elec Main and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmis
Anta Vickrey
Ida Mangle
Misa Helen Willigrad
Marshalltown
Misa Medge Hough
Mt. Pleasant
Lula R. ‘Tillmont
Iowa Mental Institute
Johnnie Rumans
Unionville
James Rumans
Ottumwa
Billy Lockman
Richard Main
Brooklyn
N.Y
Elec Main
Grain stocks show fall from last year and 1961 peak
The report notes a drop in carryover grain stocks compared with the prior year, contrasting with a peak carryover of 2 billion bushels recorded on October 1, 1961. The data highlight a significant decline from both the previous year and the earlier peak.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fred DuVall
Curtis, Tomlin
Algo
Kenneth L. Condra
Baldwin Organs and Pianos
Kohler and Campbell Pianos
G. L. Hofstader
South Main
Albia
Iowa
F.F.A
C. E. Redman
Leighton
Buell Taylor
Otis B. Shipley
2Nd Ave. East
Monroe County
Moorman Manufacturing Co
Moravia
Taylor Aid Club
Cal
Centerville
Harold
Gerald Banks
Kraber Electric
R.E.A
Towa
Nort
Behnkes
Petii
Aine
W.S.C.S
Methodist Church
Century Club
Moravia Produce
Turner & Son
Gardner ‘Hatchery
Aix
duPont
Monarch
Cohn Prige
Verl Perkins Hog Market
Stans Folger’s
Westpac
Sparkle Decanter
Lavoris
Morrell
Bacon
Nadine & George
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