Carrie Turner obituary and funeral plans announced
Carrie B. Gilliland Turner died Saturday at Monroe County Hospital Albia after long ill health. Born May 17 1869 in Franklin Township Monroe County Iowa she was 88. Survived by son Ralph Turner daughter Ruth McCond four stepchildren and many grandchildren and siblings Roy Gilliland Nellie Thompson. Funeral Monday at Iconium Methodist Church Rev Banks Doggett officiating Turner Funeral Home in charge burial in Teonium Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie B. Gilliard Turner
Monroe County
Albia
Carrie’ KE. Gilliland
Linzey and
Esther Gray Gilliland
Franklin Township
Iowa
James F. Turner
Ralph Turner
Ruth McCond
Moravia
Laura Vosburgh
Bussey
Pearle Free
Fern Callen
I¢onutn
Lloyd Turner
Glendale
Arizona
Gennie Sheldon
Nelile Thompson
Tronium
Roy Gilliland
Methodist Church
Nellie Thompson
Iconium Methodist Church
Banks Doggett
Turner Funeral Home
Teonium Cemetery
November 21 Annual Alfalfa Banquet in Centerville
The Bist annual alfalfa banquet will occur Thursday night November 21 in Centerville. Mylan Ross of Pillsbury Mills will speak, Lincoln Auld hosts, and the program includes decor and contest winner identifications. Twenty nine fields entered the alfalfa contest with ten prizes and eight Conservationist awards to be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pillsbury Mills
Lincoln Auld
Walter Hoover
H. H. Hines
Wallace Koestner
Ralph Krenzin
Extension Service Agronomial
Harold Holder
District Soil Commissioners
Rebekah Meeting Honors 25 Year Members
Moravia Rebekah lodge held a regular meeting presided by Mrs. G A Turner. Mrs. Lula Tillmont led a ceremony honoring twenty five year or more members. Mrs. Mettie Roland read a poem. Honorees included Nell Utterback Effie Gollaher B E ae Roscoe Pennington Roy Ellison Mabel Wakefield C 4 Turner Carl Black Nina Gould. Social hour offered homemade doughnuts coffee and mints by Lou Stocker Clara Ire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia Rebekah
G. A. Turner
Lula Tillmont
Mettie Roland
Rebekah
Nell Utterback
Effie, Gollaher
B. E
Roscoe Pennington
Roy Ellison
Mabel Wakefield
Turner
Carl Black
Nina Gould
Yen Lou Stocker
Clara Ire
Heartfelt thanks for hospital visitors and well wishes
A message expressing gratitude to friends who sent greetings and called during a hospital stay. The thanks emphasize how much the thoughtful gestures were appreciated and valued.
Birthday Thanks From Mary Ellen Lathen
Mary Ellen Lathen expresses gratitude for thoughtful cards and well wishes on her birthday, noting the kindness of fifty people who remembered her celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Lathen
Boosters to Hold Dinner at Teonium Methodist Church
Booster club members and their wives will meet for the November gathering and dinner at the Teonium Methodist church tonight, Thursday, at 7 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booster Olus
Teonium
Boosters
Teonium Methodist Church
Waubon sie Scout Meeting Nov 19 at Centerville
Waubon sie District of the Southern Town Council Boy Scouts of America holds its annual meeting at the Continental Hotel in Centerville on Tuesday evening November 19 with dinner at 7 00 p m All Scouters and cabbets and their spouses are invited Election of district officers for 1958 plus a program by Eagle Scout Ron Hullinger of Leon who will show Europe trip photos From Valley Forge Jubilee England to a Europe tour in August and home in September Waubon sie District includes Appanoose Wayne and Monroe counties Tickets available from Larry Brooks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waubonsie
Southern Tawn Council
Boy Scouts of America
Continental Hotel
Centerville
Scouters
Cibbbets
Ron Hullinger
Leon
Europe
Ron
Valley Forge
England
Whitbonsie
Appanochse
Wayne
Monroe
Larry
Brooks
Old Age Assistance and Related Aid Totals by County
October aid figures show state Old Age Assistance reaching 38 175 recipients with total funds of 2 563 932 dollars and an average grant of 67 16. Appanoose County lists 763 recipients averaging 64 35 dollars for a total of 49096 dollars. Other programs include Aid to Dependent Children and Aid to the Blind with county and state breakdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appanoose County
Rippanoose
Appandose
Plans Made For ACP Program In 1958 Iowa
The 1958 cost-sharing agricultural conservation program emphasizes long term benefits and production adjustment. County plans mirror the state guide, to be set after a district Ottumwa meeting on November 12 with ASC officials, extension and SCS staff. Appanoose County will be represented by Doyle N Anderson, Dallas F Walker, Guy W Argo, Loyd N Carter, Betty M Brown, L Maxine Main, Harold Holder, Wm E Stark, and Dean Schlapia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASC
Ottumwa
Iowa
Appanoose County
Doyle N, Anderson
Dallas F. Walker
Guy W. Argo
Loyd N. Carter
Betty M. Brown
L. Maxine Main
ACP
Harold Holder
Extension Service
Wm. E. Stark
SCS
Dean Schlapia
FHA
Soils District
Hospital thanks from Mrs. Helen O’Conner
Mrs. Helen O Conner expresses gratitude for cards calls flowers and kindness shown during her hospital stay and after returning home to her family PEL HAKEARY accompanying notes
Moravia Girls Rally In Loss To Mystic 22 24
Moravia girls fought to the finish against Mystic, losing in the final seconds 22 to 24. Key defenders Sandy Walker Mary DuVall Karen Scott and Diana Burton held the defense while Van Dorin led scoring with 10 points followed by Mosley 5 Gardner 3 Woodward 2 Paxston 4. The forward end featured Jean Taylor Leta Long and strong team improvement was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia Girls
Mystic Girls
Sandy Walker
Mary DuVall
Karen Scott
Diana Burton
van Dorin
Mosley
Gardner
Woodward
Paxston
Jean ‘Taylor
Leta Long
Karen Woodward
Mohawks Cruise Past Mystic 90 to 28 in Boosting Win
The Mohawks delivered a fast paced win over Mystic, 90 to 28. By first quarter end they led clearly, 39 to 8 at halftime, and maintained the scoring surge into the third. Lindley led with 22 points, Vincent 14, Pfannebecker 13, McDanel and Hinoter each 12. Mystic’s Moor Iman scored 16. Coach Arnold used the reserves in the fourth as Moravia sealed the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic
Arnold
Lindley
Vincent
Pfannebecker
McDanel
Hinoter
Moor Iman
Moravia
Helen McAninch Elected Clover Leaf Club President
The Clover Leaf Club held its November meeting with Mrs. Frank Tarbell. Officers were elected: Helen McAninch president, Helen Printy vice president, Edith Callen secretary, Janet Massman treasurer, Mabel Moore reporter. A cooperative supper for host families was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Leaf Club
Frank Tarbell
Mansel Tarbell
Ware
Mabel Moore
Edith Callen
Nona Dicks
Lillian “Fenton
Helen McAninch
Helen Printy
Janet Mass
Progressive Club Meeting at Mrs Loyd Carters Home
The Progressive club met Thursday evening at the home of Mrs Loyd Carter. Bridge with prizes awarded to Mrs Gerald Morgan Mrs Theo Miller and Mrs Bertha Broghar. Refreshments included date cake topped with whipped cream and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyd Carter
Gerald Morgan
Theo Miller
Bertha Broghar
November NFMS met at Church of the Nazarene
The November meeting of the N. F. M. S. was held Wednesday evening at the Church of the Nazarene. Mrs. LaVerne Smith presided and led two hymns, opening prayer by Mrs. Henry Horn. A scripture on thankfulness was read followed by group prayer. The society sent a warm sweater to a missionary. Mrs. Frank Woodward led the Japan study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarene
LaVerne Smith
Henry Horn
Hiatt to undergo surgery in Ottumwa Friday
Vess Hiatt submitted to surgery Friday at the Ottumwa hospital in Ottumwa. He is recuperating nicely. Mrs. Cynthia Callen was pleasantly surprised on her 85th birthday anniversary Thursday when a lovely dinner was held at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Zell Callen. Guests were her sister, Mrs. Clara Le master and nieces, Mrs. Theo, Miller, Bertha and Mabel Coulson and Lilly Callen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vess Hiatt
Ottumwa Hospital
Ottumwa
Cynthia Callen
Zell Callen
Clara Lemaster
Theo, Miller
Bertha
Mabel Coulson
Lilly Callen
Their Churches Evangelical United Brethren Church Service Times
Rev Lyrnt J Kng pastor leads Sunday School 10 am morning worship 11 am evening service 7 30 pm midweek Thursday November 14 7 30 pm council meeting Monday November 18 7 30 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Lyrnt J. Kng
Carl van Zante
First Christian Church Schedule and Leaders
Donald Plum serves as pastor with Mrs Birdie Main as Superintendent. Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Communion followed by a flannel graph lesson led by Mrs Perry. Family Night cooperative supper planned for Wednesday November 20 at 6:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Donald Plum
Birdie Main
Perry Leader
Church program details at Nazarene church
Pastor Rev H LaVern Smith and Superintendent Frank Woodward present Sunday schedule with 10:00 am Sunday school 11:00 am morning worship 6:45 pm NY PF S Service 7:30 pm evening evangelistic and 7:30 pm Wednesday Hour of Prayer services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarene
H. LaVern Smith
Frank Woodward
N.Y
Grace Methodist Church Event Notices
Grace Methodist details the church schedule with Rev John Grenfell and Rev Howard Huff speaking. Sunday services at 11:00 a.m. and evangelistic service at 7:30 p.m. Chili and oyster soup supper Friday Nov 15 at 5:30 p.m. special prayer services Monday Nov 18 and Tuesday Nov 19. W S C S meeting Wednesday Nov 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist
John Grenfell
Delmar Dowd
Howard Huff
Davenport
Daphne Prough
Grace Methodist Church Services at Main Station
Grace Methodist Church led by Rev. Glen Lochhead offers Sunday worship at 9 40 a.m. with Sunday school at 9 00 a.m hosted by Mr Kermit Gladfelder the Sunday school superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrview
Grace Methodist Church
Glen Lochhead
Kermit Gladfelder
Women’s Society meets with Mrs Tisue for service
The Women’s Society of World Service of the E U B church met Friday evening with Mrs Carl Tisue for the regular monthly and Thank offering service on the theme Christ the Church and Race. President Zell Callen led, 13 members and 4 guests attended, and plans were made for the December 11 meeting featuring Miss Doris Schneider as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of World Service
E. U. B. Church
Carl Tisue
Zell Callen
Doris Schneider
Twentieth Century Reading Club Meets With Mrs Dodd
The Twentieth Century Reading club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. John L. Dodd. Roll call described interesting towns visited in Iowa. The program, led by Mrs. Harley Tisue, studied vacation spots in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Reading Club
John L. Dodd
Roll Call
Iowa
Harley Tisue
Towa
Local Iowa City Students Boost University Enrollment
Enrollment at the University of Iowa rises from 9,901 last year to 10,254 this fall, a gain of 353. Three years ago 8,414 students were enrolled, up 1,840. Local names include Irvin E. Faber engineering, Charles Horn engineering, Kester Gladfelder pharmacy, and Wm. P. Rogers graduate course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Irvin E. Faber
Charles Horn
Kester Gladfelder
Wm. P. Rogers
Graduate Coure
Thankful note from Mary Ward for hospital gifts
Mary Ward expresses gratitude for the many cards gifts and thoughts received during her hospital stay and after returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ward
Wednesday Evening School Program Observed
The local post office invites the public to a school program in observance of American Education Week. The school building and grade rooms open at 6 45 with the program in the gym starting at 8 15. Parents receive a special invitation.
Sewing and Timber Adult Class Topics
The Thursday night class will cover automatic sewing with Glenn Hayereen and Susan Walker from Centerville conducting demonstrations. Forester Don Campbell will discuss timber possibilities for the area. The class on Nov. 21 is postponed due to the Centerville alfalfa banquet. a new date will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Hayereen
Susan Walker
Centerville
Don Campbell
Polio Meeting Held in Centerville Youth Center
Mrs. Art Fox Mrs. Mervin Ellison Mrs. Jay Oehler and Mrs. Clell Blumer attended a polio meeting Tuesday evening at the Centerville Youth Center. A film Survival Is Not Enough was shown and plans for January Polio Drive were discussed. Moravia contributed the second highest amount in the county last year. Everyone is urged to get polio shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art_Fox
Mervin Ellison
Jay Oehler
Clell Blumer
Centerville
Moravia
Jolly Dozen Meet With Taylor Sisters Hosts
The Jolly Dozen club met Thursday afternoon with Cynthia and Zula Taylor as hostesses. The afternoon was spent playing rock with prizes won by Clara Irelan and Mrs Frank Swalm. Refreshments of ice cream cake and coffee were served at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Dozen
Cynthia
Zula Taylor
Clara Irelan
Frank Swalm
Fire department responds to Iconium fires Tuesday
Moravia fire department was called about 4 15 Tuesday afternoon to the John Morrow home in Iconium where a brick chimney in the attic fell and fire spread between walls. Volunteer crews plus a bucket brigade kept the blaze under control before Moravia arrived. A water truck aided a fire at Wilbur Miller property where a leaf fire threatened a driveway bridge. Assistance was also needed for a bonfire at the rear of Winslet's store and pool hall Tuesday.
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Moravia Fire Department
John Morrow
Iconium
Moravia Department
Wilbur Miller
Winslet
Local social notes from Promise City and surrounding area
Mrs. Carl Coffin of Promise City visited her mother Mrs. W N Miller and Eleanor from Thursday to Saturday. Friends and neighbors hosted ice cream and cake for Cynthia Callen's birthday. Mary Rose Main travels to Philadelphia for the National Girl Scout convention November 8 to 18. Jerry Houser’s 12th birthday celebrated at a dinner with Charles Coffin family. Ames garden club events drew Mrs Zell Callen and Miss Blanche Graham. Curtis Burton returns home after months visiting family in Wyoming and Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Coffin
Promise City
W. N. Miller
Eleanor
Ruth Hammond
Anna Smith
Howard Carson
Cynthia Callen
Hana Hainline
Newton
Jennie Pollard
Mary Rose Main
Philadelphia
Almont Main
Davenport
Garland Houser
Joyce
Jerry
Centerville
Charles Coffin
Jerry Houser
Max McDonough
Zell Callen
Blanche Graham
Ames
Federated Garden Clubs of
Towa
Memorial Union
Yowa State College
Moravia Garden Club
Larry Tadlock
Curtis Burton
Preston Hiatt
Wheatland
Wyo
Carl Davis
Nebraska
Funeral Rites Held at Centerville for Gene Tsue and Son
Moravia mourns as Gene Tsue Marjorie Seeley Tsue and son David die in a mid state auto crash near Bussey junction on Highway 60. Dr. Harry Cloyed of Ottumwa also killed. Rites held at Grace Tabernacle Centerville with Rev. Stan Benson. burial in Hillcrest Moravia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Gene Tsue
David
Bussey
Knoxville
Harry Cloyed
Ottumwa
Cloyed
Carl Cloyeds
E. G. Hawk
Tisues
Gdt
Dr. Cloyeds
Tisue
William Eugene Tisue
Appanoose County
Iowa
Marjorie Louise Seeley Tisue
Mystic
Gon David
Gene
Gus Tisue
Marjorie Seeley
Lewis Seeley
Christ
Paul
Phil
Marshal
Roger
Marjorie
Edward
Charles
Albert
Centerville
Harold
Brazil
Leah Tisue
Ronald Tisue
Leo Easter
Afton
Max Stover
Denver
Colorado
Sernieces
Grace Tabernacle
Centerle
Stan Benson
Turner Funeral Home
Hillcrest Cemetery
Farmers And Social Security in Monroe County
Monthly social security benefits reach 36791.00 for Monroe County residents with 339 local farmers applying since January. Ottumwa office accounted for over sixty percent of 4900 total applications in 1957. 204 farmers in the county filed benefits. During ten months, 693 individuals visited the post office for advice and assistance. A series of articles will explain farm partnerships, material participation, farm employment, retirement, and required documents to speed entitlement and early benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe County
Ottumwa
Social Security Office
Tisue Family and Friends Attend Services and Visits
Des Moines residents Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Tisue and Mrs. Frances Spears joined the Tisue funeral and visited Carl Tisue's home. J. T. Van Dorin and Lowell Van Dorin hosted and visitors from Ottumwa called on Leo Van Dorin. Rural Moravia teachers attended a state meeting in Des Moines. Carl Tomlin visited Keith Roberts at a hospital. Grant Tadlock and Naomi joined Sunday dinner at the Carl Tisue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Tisue
Des Moines
Frances Spears
Levitia
Carl Tisue
Harley Tisue
Tisue
J. T. van Dorin
Lowell van Dorin
Fred van Dorin
M. E. Boardman
Boardmans
Arch Billings
Janella
Delbert
Ottumwa
Leo van Dorin
Ardis Walter
Vina Taylor
Irene Yates
Moravia
Carl Tomlin
Keith Roberts
Methodists Hospital
Grant Tadlock
Naomi
E U B Dinner Menu Featured by Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid of the E U B church will serve a public noon dinner on Wednesday November 20. Menu includes creamed chicken and biscuits mashed potatoes gravy green beans apple salad pumpkin pie and whipped cream with coffee.
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Ladies Aid of
E U. B. Church
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude to Neighbors and Helpers
The Gus Tisue and Lewis Seeley Families express heartfelt thanks for flowers food money and help given for the children’s care. Special thanks to Mr and Mrs Carl Black for devoted services and to all who offered love kindness and sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edetnette
Carl Black
Gus Tisue
Lewis Seeley
Sew and 80 Club Hosts Friday Night Party
Mrs Frank Wilson assisted Mr and Mrs Harry Woodward in entertaining Sew and So club members at the Woodward home Friday evening Nov 8 Rock was the diversion with five tables at play Mrs John Van Zante held high score for the ladies and Ralph Turner won the mens prize Mrs Carl Van Zante received the traveling prize Pumpkin pie with whipped cream nuts and coffee were served Mr and Mrs Ron Woodward and son attended the event
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wilson
Harry Woodward
Woodward
Rock
John van Zante
Ralph Turner
Carl van Zante
Ron Woodward and Son
Felkner Shows Films At Family Church Night
About fifty people attend the Methodist family church night on Wednesday in Centerville. Barney Felkner presents films after a cooperative supper. Guests include Mrs. Felkner and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hoover of Centerville. Committee members are Mrs. James Wilson, Mrs. Bertha Bro shar, Mrs. Rowena McFatridge, Mrs. Harold Prough, Nancy Turner and Diana Burton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Family Church
Barney Felkner
Centerville
Felkner
Walter Hoover
James Wilson
Bertha Broshar
Rowena McFatridge
Harold Prough
Nancy Turner
Diana Burton
Newborns James Allan and Chrng Rollie Reported in Centerville
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Spencer Jr announce the birth of a son, James Allan, on Tuesday November 12 at St Josephs hospital Centerville weighing 8 pounds 6 ounces. Grandparents Esta West Unionville and Mrs. Paul Spencer Moravia. Also Mr. and Mrs. Jack McDonough announce a son born November 7 at St Josephs Centerville, weight 0 pounds 0 ounces, named Chrng Rollie. Grandparents Mrs. Lester Brain Moravia and Mrs. Irene Bower Coon Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Spencer, Jr
St. Josephs Hospital
Centerville
James Allan
Robin
Esta West
Unionville
Paul Spencer
Moravia
Jack McDonough
St. Joseph Hospital
Rollie
Lester Brain
Irene Bower
Coon Rapids
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Carrie Turner
Pel Hakeary
Mrs
Helen O'Conner
B. B
Progressive Club
WN. FM
Care Tisue
Callen
Lynn King
Ralph Davis
Maude Coltrain
20Th Century
John Dodd
State University OF Iowa
Taylor
Gene Tssue
Thanes
80 Club
Flight Stork
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