Rainbow Girls Install in Moravia and Local Outlook
Moravia hosts Rainbow Girls installation with about 60 out-of-town teens in formal dress. The community notes Rainbow as a character building group linked to Masonics and Eastern Stars, and observes local economic strain from drought, spillover to rural business, and cautious consumer activity amid predicted business challenges.
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Fice
Legion
Rainbow Girls Organization
Moravia
Rainbow Chapter
Rainbow
Masonic Order
Order of the Eastern Stars
Rainbow Girls
Mid-West
Peace fundraising and community notices from Wesley Chapel
The Key To Peace Wesley Chapel group reports a clear profit around 50 dollars from a Friday food sale. Local clubs, 4-H and Farm Bureau officers were elected at New Hope schoolhouse meeting with a cooperative supper. Various residents hosted and visited at homes across Centerville Ottumwa Centerville and nearby towns during the week.
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Wesley Chapel
W.S.C.S
Wesley Ws.c.s
Orville Burton
Ivan Harsh
Matt Watts
Marion
Bill
Bob Harsh
Pettibone
R. C. Wilson
Jay Wilson
Baby
Ben Martin
Centerville
Ernest West
Jerry Goodwin
Linda
Taylor Toilera
Taylor Farm Bureau
New Hope
Farm Bureau
Bryan Hart
Junior White
Janice Lynn
Loyd Carter
Progressive Club
Lucile West
W.E. Donovan
Don Pettibone
Anne
Mary Meadows
Rainbow Institute
Zoe Cahen
Opal
Moravia Elects Vote On Power Franchise Proposal
Moravia Iowa will hold a special election October 20 1953 to decide a public measure granting Iowa Southern Utilities Company a 25 year franchise to build own operate electrical works in Moravia Appanoose County including transmission lines poles and meters with the town to regulate rates and maintain service 8 AM to 8 PM at Town Hall. The ordinance authorizes eminent domain and requires company acceptance within 80 days after a majority vote.
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Moravia
Appanoose County
Towa
Appandage
Southern Utilities Company
Iowa
Town Hall
Iowa Southern Utilities Company
Morayvia
Jaravia
Appannose County
Ita Sucicessore and
Metera
Elsc
Lasigna
Irty
Thia
P. K. Horner
Community Guests and Family Gatherings Highlight Week
Local families and relatives hosted and visited across CenterVille and Albia venues. The McDonalds and Boyers marked birthdays with family gatherings while O Conner and Boblenz households hosted guests. Traveling visitors included Stella Sears and Colorado relatives, with multiple Sunday calls and dinners noted.
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Carl McDonald
Baby
Herb Bobienz
Thutgy
McDonald
Madge Boblenz
Russell Burns
Centerville
Stella Sears
O’conner
Frank O'Conner
Kenneth O’conner
Keith Gladfelder
Norma
Theo Miller
Walter Luther
Henry Witt
Dwight Ellison
Curtis Mikels
Perry Mikels
Albia
Colorado
Leon Burns
Paul Burns
Mary Burns
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Moravia Union
Nae Tiaepeignigeeg E
C. R. and
H. K. Charity
Editora Publishera
Rays
Ramblin’s
C. B. DePuy
Sowegian
C. B
Union of
Ford Service
General Motor
Briccs Motor Co
FORD
Cleaning Service
Dreases
Spencer's Grocery & Market
Key To
Genevie Donovan
Anna Hiatt
Elsie Martin
Rubye Brees
Franklin Byra, John Moffatt
Bill Mahan
Charlene
Martha Ann
Ed McDonald
Albig
W. P. Lynch
Hugh McFatridge
Helen McaFtridge
Bernard Kitterman
Verla McDonald
B. Winsler
Af pMoraine
Noose Cou
Laws
G. B. Winaler
Gapek & Oe
Mary Wheeler
Inwa
Technicolor
Rex Allen
Laredo Way
Gregory Peck
Audrey Hepburn
House of Wax
Vincent Price
Frank Lovejoy
Warnercolor
Regent
Limi
OFL
Orake
Amos McGhghy
Fischer & Dinan
Allen
Fischer Farm
Saks
Fischer and Dinan
Gwendell Burger
Enterville National Bank
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