Press Code of Ethics and Moravia High School Softball Note
The text outlines journalism ethics stressing truth, public interest, fairness, and independence from business or propaganda influence. It also mentions Moravia high school softball, the Greyhounds defeating Udell 7 to 2, and local notices including rifle collection in Gardner and Senatore, plus postmastership appointments and subscriptions to The Union.
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THE
PRESS
Moravia
Greyhounds
Udell
Notice of Probate of Will in Appanoose County
Notice states Mary M Charity of Appanoose County died testate. The will purports to be her last will and testament and was filed in the clerk of district court office. A hearing is set for October 16, 1946, to determine probate with interested parties allowed to appear. Attorney Valentine & Valentine listed. clerk is M G Lube.
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Appanoose County
Iowa
State of Iowa
Eugene Wilcox, Jr
Said County
Appanoose
Mary
Moravia News Notes and Community Updates
Observations about letters from servicemen and upcoming printings. Moravia streets graded Tuesday to smooth rough sections. A cent gasoline tax may fund road improvements. Scoutmaster Troy Adams reports 100 percent attendance at last week’s Scout meeting. Milwaukee painters repaint Moravia station. Johnnie Lawa’s work praised.
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Io Moravia
Troy Adams
Troy
Salem Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Gatherings
Mr and Mrs C O Vosburgh of Buckeye Arizona visit the B C Whitehead home. Several couples spend Sundays with friends and relatives across Centerville Des Moines Ames and Albia. Forms of hospitality include birthday dinners and weekend calls at multiple homes.
Visitors at A. J. Billings home in Ottumwa
Pvt. Cary and Pvt. Othello Cary visited the A. J. Billings home in Ottumwa on Friday afternoon with friends. Cary has been stationed in Camp Hood Texas for the past five months and will report back to Camp Riley Kans in eighteen months. M. E. Boardman is in Ottumwa caring for her daughter Mrs A J Billings and baby Delbert Eugene.
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Othello
Cary
A. J. Billings
Ottumwa
Camp Hood
Texas
Camp Riley
Kans
M. E. Boardman
Delbert Eugene
Kinser Valley Chronicle Notes and Local Visits
Kinser Valley notes report Russell Darby home visit Sunday night and progress on family health with grandmothers improving. Zell Wilson family visited Ervin Long home. John Kenton surveyed R E A route with work likely in about two weeks. Local trips include Centerville and Albia for family and horse sale events.
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Russell Darby
Ervin
Cohagan
Zell Wilson
Ervin Long
John Kenton
R.E.A
Centerville
W. C. Bivin
Cubit
Chariton
George R. Darby
Albia
Homer Hamilton
Pearl Hiner
iZell Wilson
Eton Visit and Local Family Events in Albia
Mrs J T Van Dorin notes visits by Mra Kenneth Frees Elaine and Mrs Flora Jones to Mrs S G Sincox in Albia Tuesday while Kenneth and Dale attended the colt show. Rita Gardner stays with grandparents Walter. many other relatives visited, including the Van Dorins, Ward Shaws, and Tomlins.
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Mra
Kenneth Frees
Elaine
Flora Jones
Wth
Ward Shaw
Tenth Avenue West
Loren Walter
Hilda Walter
Mearl Walter
Keith Tomlin
Des Moines
Guy Roberts
Rex Tisue
William Tomlin
Marvin’ Vance
Kenneth Free Home
Clell VanDorin
Jack Campbell
Billy Schaffner
Leo VanDorin
DeWayne Robinson
Prompton Visitors and Local Sales Report
Mrs M E B Boardman hosts in Prompton with Mr and Mrs Clifton Boardman and Maurice Boardman visiting A J Billings. Vercel Barnes sold a team of mules and Earle Boardman with Hubert Cormeny sold a tear of horses at the Albia Sple barn Tuesday. Mr and Mrs C L Geary and
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Clifton Boardman
Maurice Boardman
A. J. Billings
Vercel Barnes
Earle Boardman
Hubert Cormeny
Albia Sple
C. L. Geary
Franklin By Mra John Moffatt Franklin By Mra
Local residents attended the mule and home show at the Albia sale barn on Monday and Tuesday. Roy Moffatt visited the Lloyd Ammons home for dinner Tuesday. Mrs. John Bickford helped her daughter, Mrs. Hugh Meatridge. Jean peaches were part of last week. Raymond Martz called at the John Moffatt home Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Coy Swift returned home Monday after visiting with their daughter in Terra Haute Indiana. Lloyd Ammons and son were Alicia callers. Carolyn Ann Swift visited the Dave Summers home Tuesday evening. Earl Swift called at the Lloyd Ammons home Tuesday morning. Coy Swift visited Clyde Sheldon and Mary Kingery. Union classifieds get results.
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C. 0. Vosburgh
Buckeye
Arizona
B. C. Whitehead
Cleo Walker
Walnut City
Horton Potts
Clarence Whitehead
C. O. Vonburgh
B. F. Whitehead
Larry Lee
Edward McCord
Jesus Gladfelder
Frank Gladfelder
Guy McKern
Newton Long
Jean
Hazel
Clark Hellyer
Roy Rinehart
Centerville
Monnie Rose J
Baby
Des Moines
Edward McOrd
B C Whitehead
Ray McCord
Bernice Fenton
Paul Sweeden
Lester Cochran
Olin Foster and
John Main
Allie Boyer
Ella Workman
Wm. Whicker
Trenton
Gladfelder
Roy Hiatt
Lloyd Davison
Herbert McDanel
Albia Sale
Roy Moffatt
Lloyd Ammons
John Bickford
Hugh Meatridge
Jean Peaches
Raymond Martz
John Moffatt
Coy Swift
Kenneth Stutler
Janet Kay
Terra Haute
Indiana
Alicia
Carolyn Ann Swift
Dave Summers
Earl Swift
Clyde Sheldon
Mary Kingery
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Moravia Union
Congress
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Wine Association
Mr. and
Mra. L. F. Bisby
Gardner & Senatore
Germany
Marvin Gardner
Senate
Eassie Whisler
Unionville
Martha McClaskey
Exline
Clair Woodward
Ray Tomlin
Curtis Tomlin
Eugene McCrory
Bert Turner
John Veach
David Cayler
M. G. Luse
George A. Milani
M. G. Lube
Valentine & Valentine, Attys
Baty
Gale
Milwaukee
Moravia Station
Johnnie Lawa
Salem
Herel Hellyer
Boyer Ridge
V. C. Easter
Kinser Valley
Eton
J. T. van Dorin
War Fund
Prompton
Franklin By
Monroe-Appanoose Coon Hunters Association
Moravia Rock Road
Tubaugh Farm
U.S.C
U.S
National War Fund
Appanoese County
Cargill
Gardner & Son
Moravia, Iowa
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