David Tillmont 72 Dies at Newton Nursing Home
David Tillmont 72 a former Moravia resident and longtime Waterloo resident died Thursday morning at Embassy Manor Newton from generalized arteriosclerosis. Born August 25 1895 in New Bremen New York to John and Sarah Tillmont he was educated in Moravia and worked for Iowa Public Service in Waterloo. Survived by two sisters Mrs Sidney Green Newton and Mrs J W Pendleton Hollywood Florida and their families. Graveside rites were held at 10:30 a.m. Saturday in Veterans Section Newton Union Cemetery conducted by Rev William Sexton First Presbyterian Church.
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David Tillmon
Moravia
Waterloo
Newton
Embassy Manor
John and
Sarah Mills Tillmont
New Bremen
New York
Ming Gold
Fred
Tillmont
American Legion
Iowa Public Service Company
Sidney Green
Wm. C. Green
St. Louis
W. Pendleton
Hollywood
Florida
William Sexton
First Presbyterian Church
Newton Union Cemetery
Chariton River Flows New Course Old Being Filled
The Twentieth Century Club held its first fall meeting Tuesday at Mrs. Harley Tisue’s home with 23 members and guests. Mrs. Tisue conducted new business, the secretary read the bylaws, and roll call asked how many miles traveled last year. Mrs. Frank Rogers discussed 1997’s mystery airship furor. A social hour followed the meeting.
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Twentieth Century Club
Harley Tisue
Nellie Williams
Carl Tisue
J. E
Local News Roundup of Area Moves and Visits
Mr and Mrs Paul Miller returned to their Monroe home Thursday after visits with sisters Mrs Mina Dowd and Mrs Ina Miller and other relatives. Mr and Mrs Clyde Warren who sold their Moravia farm to Melvin Main of Rockford lil bought property in Albia and moved there a week ago. Mr and Mrs Glen Van Dorin moved to the farm home. Mrs John Free and daughter Mrs Marie Woodman and Mrs Cecil Stevens of Russell called on Birdie Main Sunday afternoon.
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Paul Miller
Monroe
Mina Dowd
Ina Miller
Clyde Warren
Moravia
Melvin Main
Rockford
Lil
Albia
Glen van Dorin
John Free
Marie Woodman
Cecil Stevens
Russell
Birdie Main
Mrs Potts Wins Oil Painting Award in Clinton Exhibition
Mrs Richard Potts of Clinton is among the winners in the oil painting competition at Clinton. She receives a $100 award from the Clinton National Bank. The paintings are on exhibit on the Clinton Public Library second floor gallery. She is the daughter-in-law of the Clair Potts.
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Richard Potts
Clinton
Clinton National Bank
Clinton Public Library
Clair Potts
Mrs Cloyed Attends Grandson Wedding in Iowa City
Mrs Ruby Cloyed of Moravia attended the wedding of her grandson Craig D Cloyed son of Wilbur C Cloyed of Des Moines and Susan Allers daughter of Earl V Allers of Downers Grove IA The newlyweds, both seniors at the University of Iowa, plan a New England honeymoon and residence in Iowa City.
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Ruby Cloyed
Moravia
Craig D. Cloyed
Wilbur C. Cloyed
Des Moines
Susan Allers
Earl V. Allers
Downers Grove
University of Iowa At
Iowa City
New England
Maxine Johnson Enrolls At A I B Des Moines
Maxine M. Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Johnson of Albia enrolled at the American Institute of Business in Des Moines beginning in the fall quarter. A 1967 Moravia Community high school graduate she is taking the Executive Secretarial course at A I B.
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Maxine M. Johnson
Kenneth Johnson
Albia
American Institute of Business
Des Moines
Maxine
Moravia Community High School
Ladies Aid Meeting at Centerville Church
Appanoose County Ladies Aid Association meets Tuesday October 10 at Centerville First Methodist Church. Registration precedes a 10 00 a m program with Sister Mary Timothea of St Joseph hospital as guest speaker. A cooperative noon dinner will be served. All churches may send representatives. The group began in Moravia in 1929 with Mrs Anna Ullem as president.
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Appanoose’ County Ladies Aid Association
Centerville First Methodist Church
Mary Timothea
St. Joseph Hospital
Moravia
Anna Ullem
Monroe County Auxiliary Meets at Hospital
The Monroe County Hospital Auxiliary Board held its regular monthly meeting, reporting a net profit of about 798 dollars from the Hospital Fair on Sept 18. They received a Merit Certificate from Monroe County Home Health for Meals on Wheels. 6,627 meals were served from June 7, 1965 to Sept 1, 1967. The group plans a Nov 13 quarterly meeting with a covered-dish luncheon in the hospital dining room. Membership stands at 734 as of 1957.
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Monroe County Hospital Auxiliary Board
Monroe County Home Health Association
Otte O'Cleck
Moravia Union Office Seeks Envelopes for Three-Color Billboard
Moravia Union Office advertises envelopes in three colors matching the three color Live Work and Play Moravia billboard. Offered in three sizes, in dozens, hundreds, or by the box of 500.
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Moravia
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