Dust in Our Eyes on Campaign Truth and Spending
In this commentary the writers fault Henry Wallace for alleged misrepresentations about federal employment and beneficiaries. They cite census figures and World Almanac data to challenge his inflation of federal roles, discuss federal debt as investment versus burden, and defend Roosevelt era rearmament timing while urging vigilance to prevent deception in the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Washington, D. C
Civil Service
CCC
NYA
AAA
Roosevelt
Reg
You
Appanoose County Board Proceedings September 25 1940
Board met in adjourned session with all members present. Bids opened on grading 2 545 miles in Johns Township. Ed McDonald lowest bidder at about 17 000 cu yds for contract. Resolution assigns 84 acres to Walnut Township for years 1937 1989 1989. Beer permit and bond approved for Mrs Miller Jackovich. Board adjourned to call of Auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johns Township
Ed McDonald
Albia
J.B. Hannaha
West Point
Hoover
Wells
Frizio Pernai
Rathbun Independent
Walnut Township
Ross Wells J. A. Hoover H, Stamos
Grace L. Bedinger
Miller Jackovich
Miller Jackovitch
H. Stamos
Board of Supervisors
Appanoose County
Iowa
Federalurplus Commodities Corporation
Federal Surplus Marketing, Administration
Board of Supervisors of
Harry Stamos
Maple Grove Social Notes Mention Visits and Death
Maple Grove notes list visits to Centerville and Moravia. Arlena McGuire and Patty returned home to Pennsylvania, a Missouri relative is very low, and Charles Miller of Albia has died. Families frequent gatherings at Johnsons, Dowds, Hamiltons, and Broshars, with many weekend outings and a norms training class picnic in Moravia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlena McGuire
Patty
Pennsylvania
Marjorie VanDorin
Helen Hamilton
Clarence Dowd
Centerville
Burdett Grosa
Seara
John Scott
Albia
Virgil Johnson
Missouri
Casa Hamilton
Lloyd Brown
Charles Miller
Ted Broshar
Floyd
Virgil
John Broshar
Donald Dowd
Moravia
Norms
Eph Wilson
Edna
Marjorie Scott
Gabe Johnson
Pauline Broshar
Carole Jolly
Local Social Notes From Centerville And Albia
Salem residents visit Albia and Centerville. Charley Miller of Albia dies. sympathy offered to bereaved families. The Hellyers host and visit relatives. multiple Centerville and Albia callers noted. Ted Teater and Theola among Albia visitors.恢复 family shows frequent neighborly visits across towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Perry
Abbott Hospita
Horton Potts
Albia
Jay Masaman
Paul
Centerville
Bert Rinehart
Mary Lou
Newton Long
Jean
Jess Gladfelder
Robert Charles
Gene Gladfelder
Bert Nash
Dell Hellyer
George
Ted Teater
Theola
Albia c Allers
Rural School News and Achievements at Moravia Center
The school opened August 26 with nine pupils across seventh, fourth, third grades. Top six week averages went to Narleen Sanders, Merton Rose, and Virginia Hiatt while absentees were Dorothy Callen and Duane Coffin. At Moravia Fall Festival we won five prizes and added five new books to the library. A Victrola was purchased and future plans include a Hallowe'en program. Visitors included Mrs. Tarr, Susie and Roberta Mia, Dell Hellyer, Wendell Cloyed, Robert Brown, Bernadine Bishop, Supt. L. E. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Goehring, and Edamae. Autographed by Bonnie Lee Rumley and Narleen Sanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Lee Rumley
Norleen Sanders
Virginia Hiatt
Donnie Sanders
Dorothy Callen
Annabelle J Walter
Merton Rose
Duane Coffin
Marilyn Ross
Narleen Sanders
Merton Rose i
Moravia
Toya
Peter
Nancy
United States
Alaska
Robert Tarr
Susie
Roberta
Mia
Dell Hellyer
Wendell Cloyed
Robert Brown
Bernadine Bishop
Showers District No school opens with pupils and events
The school opened on August 26 with pupils Delmar Lee Elmar Nelson and John Earl Ballanger Twyla Roge and Fern Roberta Foster Kester M Glad felder Clel Eugene Walter La verne Ronald Verele and Selah Mae McDanel. Visitors include Clarence Pic Austin Minn and Supt L E Johnson Centerville. Absent were John Earl Ballanger and Emar Nelson Ballanger. Fern Foster and Elmer Nelson Bal langer had birthday party September 6 with a box of colors. Art class drew an owl and a squirrel. We have teen playing kittenball and basketball. Teacher Robert Foster brought his victoral keepsake from his grandfather Boger. Halloween party planned for October 25 for next six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmar Lee
Elmar Nelson
John Earl Ballanger
Twyla Roge
Fern Roberta Foster
Kester M. Gladfelder
Clel Eugene
Walter Laverne
Ronald Verele
Selah Mae McDanel
Dean Carl
Mary Lillian Tomlin
Clarence Pic
Austin
Minn
Supt. L. E. Johnson
Centerville
Emar Nelson Ballanger
Fern Foster
Elmer Nelson Ballanger
Robert Foster
Boger
Lelah Mae MeDgnel
From Grief and Work a Mother's Reflection
A mother reflects on bereavement and resilience as family losses mount. She notes neighbors continuing work, the burden and comfort of duties, and gratitude for her own family’s safety, while acknowledging imperfect reading in a heartfelt public letter.
Local families share weekend visits and gatherings
Brompton and W A Wilson families dined with Ed Robinson. Runzell Darby and son James visited W C Bivin in Moravia. Katie Miller and M E Boardman households hosted calls at Boardman home. Irene Brafford and daughter spent Tuesday at Chas Delong’s. Robert Reid returned from Waterloo. Bert Neff’s home was visited by Katie Miller. Albia’s Clifton Boardman joined K G Hawk at a Friday dinner. Chas Horn and Nellie and Arch Billings also visited Ottumwa on Friday. Bill Nelson and Des Moines relatives spent the weekend with Herman Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Wilson
Ed Robinson
Runzell Darby
James
W. C. Bivin
Moravia
Katie Miller
M. E. Boardman
Archie Billings
W. F
E. If. Boardman
Irene Brafford
Chas Delong
Robert Reid
Waterloo
Bert Neff
Clifton Boardman
Albia
K. G. Hawk
Chas
Horn
Nellie
Arch Billings
Ottumwa
Bill Nelson
Des Moines
Herman Johnson
Unionville Postnuptial Show Marks Two Brides
A community postnuptial event at the Methodist parsonage honored two brides, Mrs. Ralph Elder and Mrs. Gaylord Mait, cousins, with gifts from about fifty attendees and refreshments served by the hostess. Also includes local notices on Boy Scout awards, property sales, and various families visiting relatives across nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Elder
Misa Mildred Harrington
Gaylord Mait
Marjoria Boyer
Mra
Jas
A. ‘Wilson
B.C. Bowers
Myrtle Harrington
Gladyé Underwood
P. A. Bair
Anna Veitch
Kinser Valley Social Roundup and Visits
Kinser Valley notes a Wednesday call from John Robinson at Zell Wilson and G R Darby homes. Frank Swaim and Albert Brain with Lester visited the new atrip-mine Tuesday. Albert Rouse checked soil conservation Wednesday. Arthur Anderson helped Harry Felton with soybeans Tuesday. G R Darby and wife with Zell Wilson and wives toured Des Moines to visit Mrs 0 H Darby. Mrs Hazel Wilson and mother visited Jennie and John B Robinson Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robinson
Zell Wilson and
G. R. Darby
Frank Swaim
Albert Brain
Lester
Atrip-Mine
Albert
G.R. Darby
Zell Wilson
Des Moines
Hazel College Attendance at Albia Meeting
Neighborhood residents attended a Saturday Albia meeting reported by J.M. Grimes osceola editor. Rose Harmon of Albia and Mrs E G Sin hosted visitors while Herman Johnson and Kenneth spent time with Ed Johnson. Nelsons and daughter visited their uncle, Herman Johnson and family near Brompton. E G Lincox family Sunday at Gylord McDanes home. Luther Caster of Cheyenne with B G Castey family. Mrs Norman Firkitian of California arrived visiting Geo Darby and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albia
J.M. Grimes
Osceola
Rose Harmon
Atea
E. G. Sin
Herman Johnson
Gon
Kenneth
Cetate
Norman Firkitian
California
Geo. Darby
Community gathering follows sudden death of C E Miller
Neighbors mourn the passing of C E Miller as about 45 attendees join at E G Hawk home to honor the newlyweds Harold and Mrs Hawk. Guests share pie and coffee, with Curtis Tomlin and others hosting, while a calf incident leads to meat being stored in Albia. Old meetings resume Thursday with R S Faber invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Hawk
Harold Hawk
Curtin Tomlin
Albia
Mra. R
Faber
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Moravia Union
WPA
Appanoose County Board Proceedings
Gerace L. Bedinger
J. A. Hoover Ross Wells
Maple Grove
Salem
Rural School News
Denny
Hazel M. Hellyer
Showers
M. Patrick Gleason
Krapfel
Majestic Theatre
DE. Brooks
Karia
Mme
Tam
Jaya
Brompton
Unionville
George Brook
Oskaloosa
Osa Scott
Gerald Purdum
Howard Underwood
Dwight Hartington
Dotinie Cox
James Marney
Doyle Wood
Donald Marney
Earl Morrison
M. M. ‘Knapp
J. C. Harria
Roth Island
M. Hopking
Lviz
Alva
Laur Bai
Blakesburg
C. A. Tweedy
Kansas
West
Fred Crow
Brethren
Mich
F. Crow
Lawrence Crow
Mie
Arthur ‘Batterson
Billy. Harris
Lee Harris
West Grove
Billy
Bobby
Harris
Ira Stufflebeam
Dwight Coop
Les Cook
Ruben Coop
Junior West
John West
St. Joseph's Hospital
Mer. Charles Marshall
Denver
Colo
Ross Whisler
Denny Ross Whisler
Dukes
E. A. Morrison
Richard
Nancy Elizabeth
REED
Clark
Kinser Valley
Albert Rouse
Arthur, Anderson
Harry Felton
Hazel College
EN. Catterlin
Enon
C.E. Miller
Curtis Tomlin and Sons
Kenneth Frea and
Dale
Claude Hawk’s
Floyd McCall
Russell Hindman
Albin
W. H. VanDorin
J. C. Lockman
Don
Max
Turner’ Funeral Home
Onaunna Keris Auskalsh
Alfplang
Aera
Franklin Township
Monroe County
Hilton
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