Election Bring Changes in Appanoose Supervisors and Auditors
The Tuesday election brought changes in Appanoose County offices with about 8000 votes cast. New officers include Farnaworth as County Auditor, Gilliland as County Treasurer, Minnes as Clerk of Court, Morlan as County Sheriff, Johnston as County Recorder, Fenton as County Attorney, Exline as County Treasurer, and new board members. Results show a mixed county trend, with Moravia’s candidate Court returning by a slim margin and McFatridge defeated for Recorder. State ticket leaders endorsed Republicans Hickenlooper Beardsley Larson, while LeCompte led Steve Carter and Ted Clark defeated Carl Harlimah. Officials indicate the county shed construction may be approved, though precinct counting boards varied in placing the precinct results on outside envelopes, necessitating review of poll books for exact counts. Reed and Wilcox were elected supervisors for Monroe county, with Sterling Martin winning State Representative over Morissey. Sheriff Goodwin won over Bagley, and counts for 1951 term and later terms show Reed, Trace van Roberts, Davis, and Wilcox in various lead positions. no other contests occurred in Monroe.
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Farnaworth
Gilliland
Treaster Minnes
Cot
Morlan
Dukes
Johnston
Fenton
Exline
Wilson
Court
Moravia
Mits
McFatridge
All Iron Dukes
Reed
Wilcox
Monroe County
Sterling Martin
Morisey
Goodwin
Bagley
Trace van Roberts
Davis
Monroe County Court House
Chariton Farm Bureau to serve lunch at Cordes sale
The Chariton Township Farm Bureau will serve lunch at the Henry Cordes sale on November 14. Ladies are asked to bring pies.
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Chariton Township Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Committee
Women to Meet Friday Evening for Thank Offering
The Women's Society of World Service will hold a 7:30 p.m. Friday meeting with Mabel and Bertha Couson for the Thank-Offering service and regular session.
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Women’s Society of World Service
Mabel
Bertha Couson
Regular meeting of O. E. S. to be held Tuesday Nov 14
The Regular meeting of O. E. S. will be held Tuesday evening, Nov. 14, with special recognition planned for past matrons Marie Evans and past patrons.
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Marie Evans
W, M
Harley Tisues Honored at Cooperative Dinner
A co op dinner was held at the Harley Tisue home Sunday honoring Mr and Mrs Tisue on their 25th wedding anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs Cass Hamilton and other relatives and friends who presented many gifts.
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Harley Tisue
Public sales outline near Moravia and Albia
A series of sales and auctions near Moravia and Albia includes H A Cordes holding a closing-out public sale on November 14 four miles west and one mile south of Moravia featuring farm machinery cattle horses and household goods R A Fathers hosting a Poland China purebred auction at the Albia saleyard on November 9 The Moravia Methodist church sponsors a Goat’s Portion auction at the community building on November 16 offering a Farmall tractor a new Allis-Chalmers tractor a new I H refrigerator a guaranteed used car corn a manure spreader and numerous other items with high expectations of a large turnout.
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H. A. Cordes
Moravia
R. A
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Mrs M H Johnson Thanks Friends for Hospital Comfort
In gratitude I thank my friends and neighbors for beautiful cards flowers and words of cheer during my hospital stay in Rochester Your kindness comforted me and I am blessed by your support May God bless you all
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Rochester
M. H. Johnson
Box Supper and Program at Coulson School
A box supper and program is scheduled for Coulson school on Monday November 20 at 7 45 p m. Ladies are asked to bring boxes. Sandwiches pie and coffee will be sold. Mrs Marvelee Clayworth, teacher.
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Coulson School
Marvelee Clayworth
Attic Fire Damages Home Sunday Evening
Fire at Lily Paxston residence caused attic blaze with smoke detection by the resident and a quick response by firefighters. Roof holes appeared in three places and little personal loss occurred, all insured. A separate grass fire near Cody Luse farm required a town crew, spreading over meadow and a cornfield before containment.
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Lily Paxston
Eph Wilson
Cody Luse
Milwaukee Train
Pancake Supper At Moravia Lodge Draws Community
About 75 people attended the Moravia Rebekah lodge pancake supper at the I O O F hall. Paul O’Bryan of Chariton fried the pancakes. Committee heads were dining room Mrs. Leonard Palmer and kitchen Mrs. Ira Robb. Local firms donated supplies. proceeds of about 34 dollars will fund a new oil heater.
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Moravia Rebekah Lodge
O. F. Lodge
Paul O’bryan
Chariton
Pillsbury
Leonard Palmer
Ira Robb
Fagstory Mills
Paul Spencer
Ara Moravia
Roland Grocery
Harry Dooley
Old
Homestead
Nadine
Geo
Rolands
Meadow Gold
Burton Grocery
Moravia High Girls Win Season Opener Over Bussey 48 31
Moravia High School girls basketball opened the season with a 48 to 31 victory over Bussey. Janet Broshar Jed scored 20, Joyce Hiatt added 13, and Joan Catlen netted 12 before moving to guard in the second half. Bussey’s Parker led with 18 of 31 for the visitors as Moravia led 30 17 at halftime.
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Moravia High School
Bussey
Janet Broshar Jed
Joyce Hiatt
Joan Catlen
Peinis
Pat ‘Kaster
Verna "Harper
Katherine McDanel
Parker
Ovethall
Cinei
Janet Broshar
Joyce Martin
Vance
Flanders Arkema
Cincinnati
Walker
Langston
Moravia Voters Consider School Improvements and Bus Garage
Moravia voters go to polls today to decide two tax redeeming bond questions for the school district. One funds dressing room construction west of the gym including plumbing and lighting, the other funds a 120 by 32 foot quonset style bus garage south of the building. Polls open at noon and close at seven at the community building. If approved, the board will canvas results Monday.
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Moravia
Jyster Supper Honors 25th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Carl Tisue hosted an oyster supper at the Tisue home Saturday honoring Mr and Mrs Harley Tisue whose 25th wedding anniversary was November 4. Attendees included Basil Tadlock Grant Tadlock Larry Joe Irene and Suey A E Shuli among others. Prizes won by Grant Tadlock and Harley Tisue.
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Carl Tisue
Grant Tadlock
Tisue
Harley Tisue
Basil ‘Tadlock
Charles
Grant’ Tadlock
Larry
Joe
Irenel
Suey A. E.shuli
Carl
Earley
Fisue
Jin
Grant
Tadlock
Harley
Busy Bee Club Meets at Stella Argo Home For Embroidery and Baby Shower
Members of the Busy Bee club gathered at Stella Argo's home on Wednesday for embroidery work and quilting. A baby shower for Jane Ann Estlack, daughter of Mr and Mrs Eldred Estlack, featured gifts. The next meeting will be at Beryle Browns.
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Stella Argo
Jane Ann Estlack
Eldred Estlack
Beryle Browns
Day of Prayer Observed at Methodst Church
A Methodst church event featured organist Black and soprano Mrs. George Winster Jed in song. Frank Woodward and spouse performed three duets. Rev. Leo Wilson gave the prayer and scripture was read by Mrs. Anna Easter n and Mrs. Roy Underwood. Nazarene children presented a skit Knowing Our Neighbors. An information brief guided by several ladies and a Playlett Trusteeship With God followed. An offering supported the United Council of Church Women work. Reverend Keyes delivered the benediction.
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God
Maude Coltrain
Louis Schaffner
Harry McCorry
Birdie Main
Harry Duvall
Cora Main
United Council of Church Women Work
Keyes
B. T. C. Club Holds Cooperative Dinner
The E. T. C. club held a cooperative dinner Thursday November 2 at the Harold Kausalik home in Albia with Mrs. Lester Smith as hostess. Mrs. Grace Main directed the entertainment, Edna Hiatt guessed the mystery box, Harold Hoffman attended as guest, and Mr. and Mrs. Faye Cline of Kalamazoo Michigan visiting the parental Cline home for a few days.
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E. T. C. Club
Harold Kausalik
Albia
Lester Smith
Grace Main
Edna Hiatt
Harold Hoffman
Faye Cline
Kalamazo, Mich
Parental Cline
Past Matrons Club Social Evening Held at Mrs Award Home
The Past Matrons club met on Tuesday evenings for a social gathering hosted at the home of Mrs award.
Shower Honors 7 Mrs Basil Tadlock
A pink and blue shower honoring Mrs Basil Tadlock was hosted at Mrs Walter Scott’s home last Tuesday. Guests included Mrs Waitt Mrs Grant Tadlock and many neighbors. Prizes were awarded to Harold Hawk and Reva DuVall as gifts were sent by several local ladies.
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Basil Tadlock
Walter Scott
Waitt
Grant Tada
Eamon
Harold Hawk
Reva DuVall
Fier
Tadlock
Donna
Hary. Felton
Gabe Johnson
Wanda
Betty. Schaffner
Timmy
Berneice Wilson
Katheryn Sharp
Ardis Walefer
Connie
Albert Tuebatgh
Reva"DuVall
Helen Tadlock
Naomi Sue
Elph ‘Tfucker
Claud Hawk
Farold Hawk
Lois Tadlock
Charles
John Wilson
Emey Hiatt
Fr. Hawk
John Dodd
Enneth Doud
Jolly Dozen Meet at Mrs W C Bivins in Rook
The Jolly Dozen gathered Thursday at Mrs. W. C. Bivins home in Rook. Otha Taylor earned the high score and Mrs. Tra Robb had the low score while guest Mrs. Ira Robb attended.
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Jolly Dozen
MRS. W
W. C. Bivins
Rook
Otha Taylor
Low
Tra Robb
Ira Robb
Unofficial Returns From Appanoose County Election
Unofficial returns from Appanoose County show vote tallies across towns Centervill Unionville Sharon and more with numerous figures and district lines. The data includes candidate or measure tallies by precincts and columns listing totals for Franklin Lincoln Mystic and nearby locations.
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Willcox
Monroe
Harley Tisues
Iowa
Martha Hiatt
Badlding
Mark
Lisa
O.F. Hall
Moravia High
MHS
Jordan and
DuVall
Wer High Acovery
Fisher
Sawver
DaVonna
Evergreen
Schretvans Hardware
Methodist
Son
Jyster
Cae
Methodst Church
B. T. C. Club
Appanoose County
Aia
Centervill
Douglas
Isci
Walnut City
Éak Sock
BTA Rathbun
Sharon
Union
Charite
Tsites
iH_SCiRTSC
Éks
Sctscirc
CLC
OBO
Franklin A
Cissic Sk Seittt
Ios
CwH_Oséi
Sctis Ic GC
Lincoln
S&s
Mystic
Unionville
Centerville
Mystic Yond Pleasant
Uscs
Sons
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