For Sale Heavy Hens at Fifty Cents Each
Richard Allen of Mystic advertises heavy hens for sale at 50 cents each and provides the phone number 647 2428.
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Richard Allen
Mystic
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1965
Page
3
Local Happenings Tour To Keokuk Dam And Nauvoo Visit
Saturday October 16 Mr and Mrs Olin Foster Mr and Mrs Rex Foster Gary and Mary Ellen drove to Keokuk Iowa and toured the power plant at the dam. They enjoyed the scenery and trees along the Mississippi River to Nauvoo Alabama and toured Joseph Smiths site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin Foster
Rex Foster
Gary
Mary Ellen
Keokuk, Ja
Mississippi River
Nauvoo
Joseph Smith
Community Social Notes From Iowa Town
A long list of visits and calls across several towns highlights a busy period. Residents including the Fosters Charitys Armstrongs Brooks and Ward families share gatherings, church events, and travels, with Carlisle’s 33 21 homecoming win noted and relatives visiting from Des Moines Lake Charles and Unionville.
West Point Social Ledger Notes Local Visits
Mrs Russell Brown visits Rostoe Argo. Ray Rinehart and Hugh McFatridge guests. Funeral for Gen die Sheldon noted. families gather at Leo Hoffman and B F Whitehead homes. Miss Carolyn Foster and Arnold Raymond drop by. Benny Whitehead to Monroe County hospital then Des Moines Veterans Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Brown
Rostoe Argo
Ray Rinehart
Hugh McFatridge
Albia Hospital
Pearl Shahar
Ottumwa
Colorado
Paul
Sibyl Whitehead
Pearl Shahan
Mary McFatridge
Edward Haver
Clarence Whitehead
B. F. Whitehead
Albert Peterson
Edna Woolans
J. A. Ogden
Susan Whitehead
Robert Jennings
Harry Jennings
Roscoe Argo
Kenneth Hoffman
Newton
Kenneth Fisher
Leo Hoffman
Gendie Sheld
Bill Hoffman
Russell
Centerville
Andy Andrews
Benny Whitehead
Monroe County Hospital
Albia
Gennie Sheldon
Arnold Raymond
Des Moines
Carolyn Foster
Donald Whitehead
Veterans Hospital
Udell by Anna Burklend and Minnie Moffatt notes
Minnie Moffatt called on Anna Marie Selix one evening last week. Howard Burkland, Gorden and Ricky visited Mr. and Mrs. Willie Gorden Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Weibrainer visited their daughter and family. Robert Doud sid, son at Grinnell Saturday and Sunday. Sam Argo of Lawrence, Kansas, has been visiting his sister, Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Madison
Burlington
Mt. Pleasant
Olin Foster
Russell Burns
Forrest
Mericle
Gary Charity
Richard Mason
Oskaloosa
Julie
Jayne Charity
Spencer King
Larry Brooks
Dan
Richard Armstrong
Carlisle
Urbandale
Armstrong
N. R. Ward
Frank Miller
Centerville
Miller
Ward
Ralph McDonough
Moravia Grace Methodist Church
Kenneth Wheeler
Des Moines
F. ©. Wheeler
Genevieve Morgan
Lauretta Dorothy
Ray Dorothy
Anderson
T. E. Campbell
Blakesburg
Ottumwa Hospital
John Romans
Dale Reige
Unionville
Billy Lockman
Sharon |Reigel
Billy Lockmans
Orville Leach
Indianola
Claude Hawk
Leach
E. C. Hawk
Marie
Debby
Annette van
Dorin
Mear
Walter
Frances Sykes
Chamberlain, Sask
Canada
E. G. Hawk
Ruby Cloyed
Joe Smith
Raymond Lockman
Cindy
Marshall Perry
Wilbur Miller
Eleanor Miller
Union Chapel Church
Roscoe Pennington
Herb Boblenz
Lincoln
Nebr
Ray Tubaugh
Drenda
Devana
Daren
Richard Tubaughs
Albert Tubaugh
Harvey Hayes
Lee's Summit Mo
Ray. Avera
Opba Blumer
Industrial City
John Fentinel
Albia
Marvin Gardner
C. ¥. Garrison
Orlando
Fla
Pauletta Good
Bloomfield
Anna Rogers
W. V. Murdys
Marguerite Uilrick
Lillian Shank
D. E. Bishop
E.U B
Bishop
Dale Reigel
Unignville
Leonard Palmer
Vera Newcomb
Kansas City
Bryan’ ‘Sarr
Lemar
Minnie Moffatt
Anna Marie Selix
Howard Burkland
Gorden
Ricky
Willie Gorden
Vernon Weibrainer
Robert Doud
Sid
Grinnell
Sam Argo
Lawrence
Kan
Moffatt Family and Kin Visit Centerville Nursing Home
Alice Spring and relatives visited Minnie Moffatt at the Luse Nursing Home in Centerville. Gurney Jordan of Woodhull Illinois spent the weekend with Ben Glasgow and family. Visitors included Jesse Stickey Lois Cridlebaugh Betty Kathy and Edward Moffatt. Mike Hedgecock and his wife called on relatives in Council Bluffs Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Spring
Gurney Jordan
Woodhull, Ill
Ben Glasgow
Glasgow
Luse Nursing Home
Centerville
Minnie Moffatt
Jesle Stickey
Lois Cridlebaugh
Betty
Kathy
Edward Moffatt
Mike Hedgecock
Council Bluffs
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Edna Nash
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Minnie Ann Condra
Verl Perkins Hog Market
E.T.C
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Roll Call
Aleafa Hiatt
Grace Main
Ellen Paxston
Pearl Woodward
Iowa Council of Churches
Marshalltown Junior College
Coleman
Durham
Skeils
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Alva Laberten
County Ministerial Association
Pam
First Baptist Church
Christian Fellowship
Centerville Community College
Shanghai
Nancy Hawk
Coop
Hazel
Bert Rinehart
Floyd
Laura Laird
Doris N
Paul Christy
Lorraine
Sheila Rinehart
Doris Christy
Amy Hiner
Iole Christy
Dorothy Calhoun
Addie Sheldon
Sonny
Bertha Overturf
Jmut
Velda Brown
Secret, Pals
Henry Surber
REGAL
Neatle
PAU HS
Arran
Shasta
Shaelks
Graham Cracker
P. & Gambles
Dev
Kist
Zephyr
Nadine & George
Dial
Fine Foods
West Point
Mrs
Udell
Anna Burklend
Woodward
Pete Tos
Corea
Sumner, Moravia, Iowa
Z & Son
Duncan Hines
Spencers
Behnke
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