Monroe F B Elect Officers At Albia Farm Bureau Meeting
The Monroe county annual Farm Bureau meeting was held Tuesday night at the Farm Bureau hall in Albia. Retiring president Kenneth Free opened with guests including Mrs Kathrine Falvey. Mike Crane spoke on soil conservation while high school musicians provided entertainment. A lively discussion led to adopting new resolutions. Leo Wagonner summarized Farm Bureau progress and bright 1962 outlook. New officers elected include Francis Hamilton president Kenneth Bettis vice president DeWayne Johnson secretary Lloyd Goode treasurer Kenneth Free voting delegate Bob McGinnis alternate voting delegate Mrs Amos Stewart women's chairman Lennart Larson vice chairman Mrs Lennie Berry publicity chairman. Refreshments followed adjournment.
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Monroe County
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Hall
Albia
Kenneth Free
Kathrine Falvey
Mike Crane
Leo Wagonner
Field Services
Wagonner
State Farm Bureau
Francis Hamilton
Kenneth Bettis
DeWayne Johnson
Lloyd Goode
Bob Mceginnis
Womens
Amos Stewart
Lennart Larson
Homer Berry
Local families visit, travel, and a injury at home
Riverside California visitors Mr and Mrs Ralph Winsler stay with relatives as junior Scott reaches Camp Carson for basic training. The Over turfs plan Cedar Rapids move for Ronnie. several Nebraskans visit relatives in Lincoln Waco and Denver. McCloud family returns from Denver and a granddaughter’s birthday of Mrs Manos noted. A boy named Tommy Blackman breaks bones after falling from a tree house during a family gathering.
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Ralph Winsler
Riverside
Calif
George Winsler
Junior Scott
Des Moines
Camp Carson
Colo
Leroy Brown
Arlo Hagerman
Waco
Nebr
Bery Brown
Paul Loch
Lincoln
Ronnie Overturf
Pam
Kansas City
Rea Woodward
Cedar Rapids
Ronnie
Ray McCloud
Lloyd Phillis
Denver
Mark Manos
Don Blackman
Tommy 9
Mrs Nell Rousseau Guests From Louilia Visit
Mrs Nell Rousseau of Louilia hosted guests Mr and Mrs James Wilson and their children and Mrs Harry Van Antwerp of Plano spent Sunday evening at Mrs J B Callen and M E.
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Nell Rousseau
Louilia
Homecoming Attendees Gather in Monroe County Area
McDaitel homes host visits as Mr and Mrs Coffin of Promise City spend Sunday with sister. Mrs Swaim and Mr Perry join Kane at homecoming near Blakesburg. Englekar of Julesburg and the Caster families visit Monroe relatives. Hospital auxiliary members from Monroe County sew at Albia hospital Friday.
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F. E. Wheeler
Elsie Long
Charley,Coffin
Monroe County Hospital
Albia
Ceratos observe golden anniversary in Numa
Mr and Mrs David Cerato of Numa celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Sunday Oct 8 with a high mass at St Williams church in Numa. Rev A A Garbin of Chicago read a renewal blessing and a Papal blessing was read. A 51-relative dinner followed with open house 2 to 4 pm.
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David Cerato
Numa
A. A. Garbin
Chicago
Ill
St. Williams Church
Jan Garbin
Joliet
Father Garbin
Pope John
Dan Mihalovich
Centerville
Susan Cerato
Ann Mihalovich
Des Moines
Joseph Simms
Kansas City
Moravia
Don D. Cerato
Washington, D.C
John Cerato
George Helffrich
Europe
Washington D.C
Rathbun, Moravia
Kansas City, Mo
Lucile Carter Elected Chairman of Taylor Aid Club
Deloris Ballenger hosted Taylor Aid on Thursday October 5 with members and guests sharing a cooperative noon meal. Lucile Carter was elected chairman with Vic Mihalovich vice chairman and Gladys Harsh secretary treasurer, door prize won by Carter, next meeting set for November 2 with Elizabeth Turner.
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Deloris Ballenger
Taylor Aid
Theo Miller
Ronald McDanel
Ivyl Tarbell
Robin
Earl Boyer
Mary Meadows
Anna Hiatt
Lois Wilson
Marsha
Winifred Schrodt
Gladys Harsh
Lucille Carter
Vick Mihalovich
Elizabeth Turner
Lucile Carter
Vic Mihalovich
Leonard Wilson
Farm Bureau Women’s Committee
Udell Morlan Family Gathering Reported
Mrs Dorothy Powell entered St Joseph hospital for flu relapse. Zola Saum visited Ottumwa for relatives and business. Lora Dommer and Esther Fenton visited Ben Glasgow home. Lionel Spring and Joe Moore stayed with Darlene and Linda in Des Moines. Mundy family weekend at Marvin Yeager home. Morlan kin held carry in supper at Robert Morlan home with Cecil and Lorance Morlan, Joe Moore, Alvin Spring, Jane. Henry Krantz visited Mary Harrett. then to Hugh Crawley home near Albia before heading to Hinkley for winter. Spring and Houser visited Bloomfield.
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H. B. Spring
Dorothy Powell
St. Joseph Hospital
Zola Saum
Ottumway
Lora Dommer
Esther Fenton
Ben Glasgow
Lionel Spring
Joe Moore
Darlene
Linda
Des Moines
Lester Mundy
Marvin Yeager
Coon Rapids
Morlan
Robert Morlan
Cecil Morlen
Unionville
Lorance Morlan
Alvin Spring
Jane
Henry Krantz
Hinkley
Mary Harrett
Hugh Crawley
Albia
Harrett
Lionel] Spring
Dewey Houser
Bloomfield
Centerville Family Weekend Social Notes Visit Members
Sunday and weekend visits highlighted Centerville area life with multiple families hosting relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs Ralph Pfannebecker and Song, Mr and Mrs Bonnie Minnick, and many others enjoyed gatherings at the homes of Merle Houser, Cecil Morlan, Lloyd Spurgeon, Glenn Matthews, and Robert Morlan.
West Point Social Roundup Harbors Visits and Meetings
Verta Hoffman attended a Stanley dealers meeting in Des Moines on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Haver and Julie visited the George Rinehart home Wednesday evening. Glen Wakefield Carol and Elsie Wakefield visited Edward Haver Thursday. Verta Hoffman called at Fred Argo Friday. Leo Hoffman Kenneth visited Richard Hoffman home in Des Moines Saturday night and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jennings visited Roscoe Argo Friday.
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Verta Hoffman
Stanley
Des Moines
Edward Haver
Julie
George Rinehart
Glen Wakefield
Carol
Elsie Wakefield
Fred Argo
Leo Hoffman
Kenneth
Richard Hoffman
Robert Jennings
Roscoe Argo
Mr and Mrs Russell Brown Visit Roscoe Argo Home
Mr and Mrs Russell Brown spent Sunday evening at the Roscoe Argo home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Russell Brown
Roscoe Argo
Rex Haver and spouse visit Edward Haver home
Mr and Mrs Rex Haver called at the Edward Haver home Monday afternoon.
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Mrs
Rex Haver
Edward Haver
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Gary O’conner
Moorman Mfg Co
Otis B. Shipley
2Nd Ave
Bert] Drake
Blakesburg
Electrolux
Banks Doggett, Jr
Lockman
D-X
Verl Perkins Livestock Market
Blacksett
Monroe County Moorman Manufacturing Co
Ite
Corriedale
Heilyer Bros
Dial
Milo Winans
G. L. Hufstader
S. Main St
Chevrolet
W. H. Burton
Rawleigh
Appanoose Co
Rawleigh’s
Freeport
Garnet Brain
Alti
Wayne Clark
Mearl Walter
Prooder
Wisconsin Holstein
Lester Strunk
Ford Ferguson
Darrell Cooper
Rt. 2
Iowa
Olds Trombone
Grimes
Guss Luse
Harold Or
Gerald Banks
Billy Lockman
Ticrrele
San
Behnke
Morton House
MA Brown
Spencers
Ceratos
Taylor Aid Club
Udell
Fred
Radio & Television
Fred Strong
Ralph Pfafinebecker
Song
Bonnie Minnick
Merle Houser
Beacon
Sammy Moore
Cecil Morlan
Darlene Spring
Lloyd Spurgeon
Spurgeons
Miss Curdy Bradley
Ralph Pfannebecker
West Point
Church of the Nazarene
Irving Mitchell
Tabor
H. LaVern Smith
Hardwick Gas Range
Hardwick
Turner & Son
Nadine & George’s
Banner Loaf
Colgate
Boone
Charlotte Freeze
Fine Foods
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