Valley residents share visits and chores this week
Kins er Valley residents helped with harvest chores and cattle transport. Darby and Roy hauled corn to Duvall on Monday while Clff Neff loaded veal calves from the valley on Tuesday. Curtis Gowdy and two sons visited Zell Wilson’s home Sunday. John Morgan and wife from Albina called on I D Darby Sunday. Rollie Garter and family visited Zell Wilson Sunday. Geo Darby and family attended the unspecified event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Darby
Roy
O. D. Duvall
Clff Neff
Curtis Gowdy
Zell, Wilson
John Morgan
Albina
I. D. Darby
Rollie Garter
Zell Wilson
Geo. Darby
Community notes from Darby family gathering and visits
A non school program and box supper Friday night. Dorothea and Donald Darby attend. The funeral of Mrs. Pearl Hintt is Sunday. Perry Chidester and wife and sister, Mrs Judson, of Albia, were Sunday visitors at the H D Darby home. The Albia Foster road project progresses at the Selack farm. Curtis Gowdy and family of Ottumwa were Saturday night and Sunday visitors at the Sarah Hoadley home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea
Donald Darby
Pearl Hintt
Perry Chidester
Judson
Albia
H. D. Darby
Albia-Foster Road
Selack Farm
Curtis Gowdy
Ottumwa
Sarah Hoadley
Local Residents Visit And Travel Notes
Fuller and family traveled to Des Moines on Friday. Geoif Parcel and Nadine visited Don Hays and helped with butchering. Vernie Kaster and daughter Maxine visited Win Kaster. Leonard Smith and daughter with Ed Giltner of Agency and Oliver Elawick visited Jess Smith area last week. Ruth Long and Junior Smith spoke with Hays children Saturday. Cecil Parcel family visited Centerville Sunday. James Long in Albin Monday. W S Kanter from Ottumwa visited Monday. John Allem and wife and Beasle Donovan called at Jess Smith home Monday evening. H M Rominger of Albia was in the area on business Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Long
Ruth
Des Moines
Geoif Parcel
Nadine
Don Hays
Vernie Kaster
Maxine
Win Kaster’s
Leonard Smith
Ed. Giltner
Agency
Oliver Elawick
Jess Smith
Ruth Long
Junior Smith
Hays
Cecil Parcel
Centerville
Albin
W. S. Kanter
Ottumwa
John Allem
Beasle Donovan
H. M. Rominger
Albia
E, Dy Lawrence
Myatic
H. E. Watte
H. E. Smith
Frank Swaim
J. W. Albert
Wabash Avenue
Clarence Tyrrell
Moravia
Harry Robertson
Richland
B. G
Lyle Beery
W. A. Smith
O. E. Main
Oskaloosa
N. J. Main
Paul Broshar
C. M. McFatridge
C. C. Coulson
Johnnie Whicker
Sioux Falls
M. D
T. Fogglesong
Cameron
Oatle Main
F. A. Reich
Keith Reich
Lev Robinson
Chugwater
Wyo
Obs Millemon
A. M. Smith
North Liberty
Iowa
H. K
W. T. Smith
Elizabeth Sneed
Arlene Dodd
Indianola
J. F. Tuttle
Eagleton
Mont
Tuttles
Engleys
Moravia Union
R. J. Funkhouser
Harry Woodward
Atlanta
A. W. Funkhouser
Olive Miltenberger
Montezuma
Marshalltown
Ellaworth Richardson
J. M. Wright
G. D. Lynch
Kensington Club
F. A. Reith
H. W. Reich
Taos
New Mexico
California
Masonic Lodge
Cincinnati
Carl Bivins
Wesley Chapel
Chester Sanders
Glao
Beulah
Betty Bishop
Phyllis Creech
United States
W. 5
Creech
L. A. Hutchinson
Iona
Joe
Will
Daugther
Nexa
Moulton
Lester Hutchinson
West Grove
Earl McDonough
Alto
Alice Oliver
James Creech
Scatterburg Community Notices and Visits Spur News
Mr and Mrs Raymond Lockman J W Lockman spent Monday at the Elmer Lockman home. Neighbors repair Salva cemetery house. Mrs Roe Adams ill. Mr and Mrs W G Harper welcomed a baby girl born Sunday November 28. Gideon home visits at Elmer Lockman and Carl Tomlins. Scott and Tomlin families in Centerville Saturday. Gillands visited parental home Sunday. Marie Tomlin with Fairy Stocker Sunday. Rev Frank Smith to preach at Fairview schoolhouse Sunday morning December first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Lockman
J. W. Lockman
Elmer Lockman
A. Robb
Salva Cemetery
Roe Adams
W. G. Harper
Gideon Home
Johnnie Foster
Carl Tomlins
Robert Foster
W. Tomlin
Curtis
George Scott
Centerville
Steve Gilland
Gilland
Marie Tomlin
Fairy Stocker
Frank Smith
Fairview
Local Social Notes From Hedge College Area
Hedge College residents and neighbors share a week of visits and gatherings. Rollie Carter Billie and others called at E F Wilson and Horton Potts homes. Gladys Parco and Geeif Parco aided threshing with Don Haven. Mary Johnson quilted at Gus Luse. Mildred McCloud hosted a program. families spent Sunday evenings with kin across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollie Carter
Billie
E. F. Wilson
Mra
Gua Lue
Gerald
Horton Potts
Gladys
Geeif Parco
Don Haven
Jeff Patrick
U.S
Mangle Ames
Dickie Johnson
Hayes Kiddies
Myre
Fred Hart
Mildred McCloud
Mary Johnson
Gus Luse
Mia
Eph Wilson
Edna Dyphon
Cheree
J. L. Johnson
Darby Visitors and Local Movements After Weekend
Eva Espy Coulson and Fern and Kathleen Scott visited Darby schools on Monday while Jim Cline Her bert McDanes returned from Rockford TI after days with the Lloyd Cling family. Several families traveled to Centerville and Alb iston areas. Mr Norton is critically ill. funeral for Mrs Pearl Hiatt held Sunday afternoon. sympathy extended to the Hiatt family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Espy
Fern
Kathleen Scott
Darby
Jim Cline
Herbert McDanes
Rockford
Lloyd Cling
Carl
Paul Mericle
Henry Foster
Myre
Olin Foster
Allerton
John Eaton
John Stevens
Willie Norton
Mr. Norton
Dorothy McDanel
Marina McDanel
Ernest Hiatt
Virginia
Centerville
Francis Miller
Atty. C
Moravia area social notes and visits compiling week events
Local residents from Moravia Centerville Albia and Oskaloosa were listed in a dense social roundup. Visitors included H E Watte Centerville H E Smith and Frank Swaim on business, Rev Wy Zerbe ill but improving, and many family visits for Thanksgiving plans.
Albert Family Celebrate Fourteenth Anniversary in Marshalltown
Mr and Mrs J F Albert and family visited Laton Miltenberger in Marshalltown Iowa on Sunday for the Alberts fourteenth wedding anniversary. Mrs Miltenberger arranged a large anniversary cake and Carl Miltenberger and family of Montezuma were also present for the surprise gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Albert
Laton Miltenberger
Marshalltown
Iowa
Alberts
Legislative Letter and State Capitol Gossip
Des Moines reports a special session of the 4th General Assembly filled with tax talk and exec sessions as lawmakers weigh a broad tax package. A net income tax, corporation tax, and two percent sales tax are debated, with exemptions and penalties outlined. Supreme Court limits state commissions, asserting constitutional powers reside with the General Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
General Assembly
Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
State Highway Commission
Lawmakers Debate Board Powers And Tax Sale Dates
Discussion centers on public health and fish and game commissions and whether committees will search the Code for defects. A Senator argues penalties by boards are unconstitutional as a legislative function. Delinquent tax sales in counties were postponed to April 2, 1984, with publication deadlines moved up to two weeks prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fella
Sower Seed And Seal Sale Health Notice
An Iowa Health Department piece discusses tuberculosis spread by the unaware, stressing prevention through open air rest diets and nursing care. It urges Christmas seals sales to fund local health efforts and disease examination. It also notes rabbit disease risk from contact with infected animals and advises gloves. December shows peak rabbit disease prevalence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Osler
Iowa State Department of Health
Ita
On With the Hunt Beware Of the Bunny s Revenge
A Town housewife dressed rabbits from a hunting trip. Days later she developed a sore finger and fever. Doctor diagnosed rabbit disease, confirmed by blood test. The illness is caused by a tiny germ spread by blood sucking flies or ticks feeding on infected rabbits.
Classified advertisement notes and missing details in Appanoose County
Classified fragment seeks a Rawleigh Route worker in South Appanoose County offering $25 weekly with growth, and mentions contact Harwood and Unionville. Additional entries reference a lost tail light and license plate, Loyd Carter, a rag supplier, a stove for sale, and an American Legion sop Lester Bret, indicating a mixed vehicle of notices and classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawleigh
Appanoose County
Rawleigh Co
Dept
Freeport
Til
H. M. Underwood
Unionville
Hasting
American Legion
Lester Bret
Farm Income Outlook Brighter For Next Year
Iowa State College economists foresee a brighter 1984 for Town agriculture driven by a predicted fall in hog numbers due to a 4 million pig slaughter under a federal program and a short corn crop. While pork and lard supplies weigh on markets, higher urban incomes and liberal credit may lift demand, with corn price support from an acreage reduction campaign and better beef cattle feeding prospects in Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College
Iowa Agricultural Outlook
Corn Belt
Moravia Union Subscription Gift Photo
A Moravia Union subscription is marketed as an ideal Christmas gift and bar gift option offered at 1.00. The note promotes giving a year of the Moravia Union to recipients during the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia Union
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kinser Valley
Chet Broshar
AMM
Aura
Totec
Goodyear Pathfinder
Sisae
Aden
Cuir Sues
Oehler Bros
Miles’ Nervine
Miss Glivar
Ailal Miss Glivar
Miles
Hedge College
Coulson
LOCAL
Farpenigs
State House
Capitol
Howse
Senate
House
Chrystal
Geske
Knudson
Rosloff
Rosloff and’ Valentine’ In the Senate, and By Representativs Dean, Fabritz,,Grau
Mercer
Rice and
Strachanm
Beswick
McLain
Felter
Crouch
Frailey
Senate Nquor Committee
Loyd Carter
Morayin
Aay
Aol
Atwater Kent Radio
L. L. Smith Piano CO
Santa Claus
Smith & Veach Drug Store
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