Happy Helpers 4H meet at Vosburg school Nov 7 1958
The Happy Helpers 4 H club held an extension meeting at Vosburg school on November 7 1958 called to order at 8 00 by president Rose Ann Calhoun. Nine members attended with reports given and minutes and treasurer updates reviewed. Demonstrations on sewing a button and measuring for a pattern were presented. A Christmas party was discussed and new member Francine Brozovich welcomed. Refreshments were served to members and guests. Reporter Linda Pearl Whitehead.
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Happy Helpers
Vosburg
Rose Ann Calhoun
Francine Brozovica
Doris Jean Hawk
Sandra
Linda Pearl Whitehead
Francine Brozovich
Happy Helpers 4-H Meets for Officer Installations
The Happy Helpers 4-H club met at Sandra Whitehead's home on Oct. 21. President Mary Mosley led the pledge as nine members answered roll call. Officers were installed, Doris Jean Hawk spoke, and Sandra Whitehead demonstrated sewing on a button. Refreshments were served to members and guests, with Mary Mosley and Linda Pearl Whitehead aiding as reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Helpers 4-H Club
Sandra Whitehead
Mary Mosley
Doris Jean Hawk
B. F. Whitehead
Clarence Whitehead
Bobby
K. C. Potts
Dick Brown
Mary
Janice
Nancy Mosley
Roseann
Shirley Calhoun
Connie McAninch
Linda Pearl Whitehead
Ur bana Doers 4 H Club Holds November Meeting
The Ur bana Doers 4-H club met at Nancy Carol Faber's home on November 3, 1958. Judy Gillen led the pledge, roll call noted a sewing basket item, and old and new business were discussed. Demonstrations followed, including "Parts of a sewing machine" by Carolyn Archer and "First we haste" by Jean Hawk, plus sewing talks by Judy Foster and Nancy Faber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbana Doers
Nancy Carol Faber
Judy Gillen
Judy Foster
Carolyn Archer
Jean Hawk
Nancy Faber
Mary Proctor
Eloise Leffler
Jeanne Hawk
Josie Proctor
Martha Sinclair
Diana Faber
Madelyn Sinclair
Diane Pearson
Kathy Faber
Joanne Hawk
Nancy Carol
Shanghai Club Meeting and Local Social News
The Shanghai club met with Lor raine Rinehart on Wednesday November 4 for a noon coop dinner and shelling popcorn. Attendees included Doris Christy Barbara Patty Jo Anna Landgrebe Olive McDonald Mary Jo Cora Murphy Allie Taylor Iole Christy Wayne Doris Joyce Elaine Christy Dorothy Calhoun Barbara Allen Bertha Glen Overturf Bert Hazel Rinehart Gordon Massman Gerald Lorraine Mike Jimmy Rinehart. The next meeting will be Hazel Rinehart on November 19. Also noted was Rex Over turf and Jewell Miller wedding at the Moravia Methodist church Sunday afternoon. Mrs Dale Fenton and sons weekend at M J Stober home. Mr and Mrs David Lippert and children of Newton and Linda Landgrebe of Vinton weekend at Lloyd Landgrebes. Saturday evening supper guests at Glen Overturf were Harold Dean Tisue and son Charles Wakefield and family Kay Overturf and Rodger White Vinton Lundy weekend at Roscoe Argos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai Club
Lorraine Rinehart
Coop
Bertha Overturf
Doris Christy
Barbara
Patty Jo
Anna Landgrebe
Olive McDonald
Mary Jo
Cora Murphy
Allie Taylor
Iole Christy
Wayne
Doris
Joyce
Elaine Christy
Dorothy Calhoun
Barbara Allen
Bertha
Glen Overturf
Bert
Hazel Rinehart
Gordon Massman
Gerald
Lorraine
Mike
Jimmy Rinehart
Rex Overturf
Jewell Miller
Methodist
Moravia
Dale Fenton and Sons
M. J. Stober
David Lippert
Newton
Linda Landgrebe
Vinton
Lloyd Landgrebes
Rineharts weekend visits and local gatherings
Mr and Mrs Gerald Rinehart and sons visited George Rinehart at Lake Mills Town over the weekend. Mrs Ralph Stickler spent Sunday afternoon with Lloyd Landgrebe. Hazel Hellyer, Donna and Terry Rose were at Bert Rinehart’s Saturday night. Attendees at the all day W S C S meeting at the church included Icle Christy Vera Ferkins Maud Whitehead Hazel Rinehart. Dale Fenton and children visited Max Cox in Centerville Thursday. Glen Overturf visited Lola Hawk and Mina Overturf in Ottumwa Monday. Mary Lou Rinehart stayed at Bert Rinehart’s and Linda Landgrebe was returned to school in Vinton. Mary Lou Rinehart also spent Sunday afternoon at Dell Hellyer. Ice Christy shopped in Ottumwa Friday. Hazel Hellyer visited Loraine Rinehart Monday evening.
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Centerville
Glen Overturf
Lola Hawk
Mina Overturf
Ottumwa
Mary Lou Rinehart
Bert Rineharts
Lloyd Landgrebe
Linda Landgrebe
Vinton
Dell Hellyer
Ice Christy
Halloween Hop at Moravia High School Dance
The Moravia F F A hosted an all school Halloween Hop in the Moravia high school gym on Friday October 24 from 7 to 11 pm. The event featured blue and yellow decor jack o lanterns and a lighted mobile. Committee duty and refreshments crews were named with Bob Harsh Jim Burns and others assisting.
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Moravia F. F. A
Moravia High School
Fred Strong
Ronnie Overturf
Carson Merkcle
Clarence Ballanger
Billy Main
Steve Tarbell
Appanoose County Group Ministry Meets Thursday
The first meeting of the Appanoose County Group Ministry of the Ottumwa district of the Methodist church gathered at Grace Methodist church in Moravia on Thursday evening Oct. 30 with 22 delegates and 4 visitors. Present were district ministers Frank Johnson Banks Doggett Jr Glen Lockheed Weldon Whitenack and district superintendent Dr. Everett Staats. Represented churches included Centerville Fairview Wesley Chapel Cincinnati Iconium Jerome Unionville Mystic Moulton and Moravia. Numa Exline Sharon and Zoar were not represented.
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Appanoose County
Ottumwa
The
Methodist Church
Grace Methodist
Centerville
Fairview
Wesley Chapel
Cincinnati
Iconium
Jerome
Unionville Mystic
Moulton
Moravia
Numa
Exline
Sharon
Zoar
Whitenack
Staats
Corn Referendum Rules Announced for Appanoose County
Dallas F. Walker, Appanoose ASC chair, outlines voting rules for the November corn referendum. Polls will be at the Agricultural Building in Centerville from 8 am to 7 pm. Eligible voters include owners and tenants with 1958 corn crop proceeds or allotments, plus those who planted corn in 1958 even if not harvested or placed land in the soil bank.
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Dallas F. Walker
Appanoose County
ASC
Centerville
Walker
Origin of Appanoose County Group Ministry Formed
A meeting at Moulton on September 11 outlined the creation of the Appanoose County Group Ministry to preserve features of the former Parish Council dissolved May 31, 1958. Officers were elected including Virgil Dooley as president and Lee Benz as vice president, with plans for by laws, leadership training in January, and a potential school of missions for February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Moulton
Appanoose County
Virgil Dooley
Wesley Chapel
Lee Benz
Fairview
Daphen Prough
Moravia
Wanda Tomlin
Lester Murdy
Udell
Earl Brown
Nancy Bobler
Bill Benz
School of Missions
Frank Wilson
The
Sunshine Club Hosts Bert McKern Co op Supper
Mr and Mrs Bert McKern hosted the Sunshine club on Wednesday evening November 5 for a co op supper. Mamie received a gift from her secret pal and Nellie Bissie and Neela were given gifts in the entertainment. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Kenneth Gladfelder and Judy.
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Bert McKern
Sunshine Club
Mamie
Nellie
Bissie
Neela
Kenneth Gladfelder
Judy
Christmas Meeting At Selah Harrisons Host Co op Supper
Mr and Mrs Ray Harrison and others invite members to a Christmas meeting at Selah Harrisons. An evening co op supper will be served and a 30 cent gift exchange held. Attendees are asked to bring homemade candy to share or take home.
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Selah Harrison
Clover Leaf Club elects officers and meets for embroidery
The Clover Leaf club met on Wednesday November 5 with Jaret Massman in attendance. Members worked on embroidery tea towels, enjoyed a noonmeal, and held the annual officer election with Janice Moore as President Phyllis Dicks as Vice President Glennie Dicks as Secretary Mable Moore as Treasurer Helen McAninch as Reporter and Janet Massman as Buying gifts. Bingo was played and several members and guests attended including Ernestine and Vickie Argo Ethel Fenton Mildred Tarbell Janice and Douglas Moore Mable and Rusty Moore Fer Penfield and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Leaf Club
Jaret Massman
Janice Moore
Phyllis Dicks
Glennie Dicks
Mable Moore
Helen McAninch
Janet Massman
Ernestine
Vickie Argo
Ethel Fenton
Mildred Tarbell
Janice
Douglas Moore
Mable
Rusty Moore
Fer Penfield
Local Club Names Members At Noon Meal
Verna McAninch Helen and Shawn Printy Phyllis and Fonda Dieks Edith Callen Nona Dicks Glennie Dicks Helen McAninch and Mrs Walter Waggoner and Mrs Gorden Massman attended. Several men were present to enjoy the noon meal. Next club meeting is November 19 with Mildred Tarbell. Try a Uman want ad as everyone reads them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna McAninch
Helen
Shawn Printy
Phyllis
Fonda Dieks
Edith Callen
Nona Dicks
Glennie Dicks
Helen McAninch
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Ings
GEM Shop
Cloyd Hollingshead Deweler Albis, Towa
Beyan Hart
Farm Bureau. Office
Centerville, Tows
Toa Ae A Fara ' Insurance Cae Aoc
Company
Shanghai
Mra
Bert Rinehart
Moravia Union
Iowa Highway Patrol
Iowa
Appanoose County Group
Ralph's
Albis, Towa
Ray's Shoe Store
Ray Harrison
Gerald Hawk
Harley Tisue
Jess Gladfelder
Lyndon McDanell
Dannen
Melrose Grain Co
Melrose, Iowa
Dannen and
Gooch
Albia, Towa
R. W. Baird
Stevens Drug Store
Centerville, Iowa
Spencer's
Iowa Cleaners
Albia
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