Local residents and visitors share weekend gatherings and travels
Mr and Mrs Guy Argo took Dwight Hiatt to Des Moines where he flew to Nevada for winter. Darrell Cooper met daughter Carolyn in Kirksville for her father's birthday supper. Charlene Spence was picked up in Monmouth Illinois for treatment at Monroe County Hospital. Jonathan Beck from Des Moines visited grandparents in the area. Gladys Harsh attended the Grand Lodge Rebekah Assembly in Des Moines. Local families hosted and visited in Moravia Centerville Perry Ottumwa and Chariton. A note recalls Pliny recording the first soup through a Germanic hair washing practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Argo
Dwight Hiatt
Des Moines
Nevada
Darrell Cooper
Carolyn
Kirksville
Monmouth
Dlinois
Darrell
Charlene Spence
Jonathan Beck
Marshall Perry
Eva Miller
Fine Stocker
Elmer Lockman
Gladys Harsh
Sth
Grand Lodge
Rebekah Assembly
Hotel Savery Hotel
Gladys
Sable Grand of
Moravia
Rebekah Lodge No
LE. Jorden
Kenny
True Sweatman
Polo
Hog profits hinge on corn prices and hog expansion
Strong hog prices and cheap corn have boosted profits for pork producers. experts warn a low corn price could spur larger hog herds in 1978, potentially increasing pork supplies late 1978 and into 1979. If slaughter remains near forecasts, hog prices may stay profitable, with some decline likely into October December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Farrell
Towa State University Extension
Farrell
U.S
Futrell
Diet a key for aging adults says nutrition expert
An expert notes older people need fewer calories but the same protein and vitamin intake. Pork provides high quality protein and B vitamins, and can fit into senior diets though many cuts are not high in calories. Hog supply expectations point to a moderate rise in 1978 and 1979 with price pressures tied to feed costs.
Family and social visits tied to Robert Foster home
A series of casual visits and gatherings centered on the Robert Foster home in Centerville with relatives and friends from Des Moines Seattle and nearby towns. Notable appearances include Rose Glynn in Seattle and Kenneth Brown birthday supper plus a craft show trip by Earl Boyer family and Anita Lamantia visiting Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosé Espy Glynn
Seattle
Washington
Robert Foster
Olin Foster
Leon Burns
Rose Glynn
Kenneth Gladfelder
Leonard Matthies
Leona Eaton
Centerville
Larry and
Lynn Clark
Iowa City
Lori Clark
Kenneth Brown
Bery Brown
Michele Brown
Pella
Knoxville
Linda Barker
Roy Anderson
van Nuys
California
Earl Boyer
Pearl Lamantig
Dollie Shoultz
Mark
Marty
Ron Barker
A! Clark
Lisa
Lori
Larry
Lynne
Leon Charity
Des Moines
Buell Taylor
Buffalo
Ilinois
Anita Lamantia
Anita
How To Live By Faith Seminar With Ross Johnston
Ross Johnston of Colorado Springs presents the How To Live By Faith seminar at Lake View Chapel on Sat Oct 22 1977. Registration starts 8:30 am with four sessions, two coffee breaks and lunch, concluding about 4:30 pm. Admission is 2.50 per person.
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Ross Johnston
Colorado
Speings
Bon Lake
View Chapel
Sai
Johnston
World Outreach For
Christ
United States
Canada
The
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Missouri
Ivan Harsh
Marlon Watts
Lucas County Hospital
Chariton
B.C. Hiatt
Mike Koffman
Betty van Dorin
Aleafa Hiatt
Edrie Phillips
Ardis Walters
Seth Dayton
Perry
Iowa
Bob Dayton
Jessica
Boone and Me
Dale Callen
Grant Tadlock
Hacken
Mrs
Tom Pettibone
Pliny
Lee - Benz Insurance Agency
coMa RT
Rathbun Lake
Appanoose County
Moravia Community
City of
Kealth Dinsmore
James L. Houser
Russ Johnston
Lake-View Chapel
Pastor Robert Young
Maureen Bank
Corydon
Grismore Sewing Center
Department of Agriculture
USDA
God
TM al Art
Sand County Rutual Hawk Insurance
Jona Farrington
Aus
Aes Retignal Bank
Centercitie
Church Directory
United Methodist Far
Burdey Schoo
Razameme
Rav
Gilbert
Moxie
Icorium United Methodest Ghaangh
Daedric
Bohol
Fairview
Lakeview Rathbow Church
Paar
Bob Yourg-Gep
Elvis
GRUST
Jesus
Iowa Trust & Savings Bank
Moravia, Iowa
Stanley’s Standard
Mation
Centerville, Iowa
Moravia Printing Co
Moravia Union
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