Vosburgh By Mrs. Emmett Derby Vosburgh
Mrs Emmett Derby and family hosted a Sunday gathering at Ralph Derbys in Albia for Deborahs first birthday. Relatives from Albia Avery Oskaloosa Ottumwa Fremont and local residents attended and gifts were exchanged.
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A. E. Derby
Howard
James E
Rex
Albia
Ralph Derbys
Deborah
Fred Sheldon
Versal Seaman
Avery
Andy Hlad
Oskaloosa
Eva Callen
Hattie Miller
James Calhoun
Leon Edward
Smith Hospital
Elmer Kellogg
Calhoun Home
Emmett Derby
Larry
Karen Rose
George Hammond
Glen Turner
Jack Colwell
Otis Fuller
Earl Swift
Donald Colwell
Ottumwa
Sam Bennett
Marvin Sprinkler
Leslie Bennett
Billy
Otis Fullers
Franklin Social News Summary
Mrs. John Moffatt hosts and neighbors visit Moravia and Albia area. Frank Cox and family visit Wayne Foster home. Roy Moffatt and Mrs Hugh McFatridge attend local calls. Several locals, including Bert Sheldon and Billy Cox, join Wayne Foster or Argo households.
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Frank Cox
Gon
Cer
Wayne Foster
Moravia
Coy Swift
Kenneth Stutler
Bert Sheldon
Earl Swift
Lloyd Ammons
Byron Cater
George McComb
Hugh McFatridge
Neil Sheldon
Fred Argo
Billy Cox
Roy Moffatt
E. F. Stansberry
Hugh MeFtridge
Jake Firkins
Roscoe Argo
Eldred Extrack
Joe Lucas Jr
Roy
Olive Moffatt Home
Joe Lucas
Comedy Farce in Three Acts by Metcalfe at HS Auditorium
A light three act comedy by Felecia Metcalfe presented in the high school auditorium. Admission priced at 50 cents for adults and 10 cents for students. doors open early for seating and a brief intermission features.
Local Socials Mention Mrs Hilton Sale and Home Visit
The report notes attendance at Mrs H L Hilton's sale on Thursday. Billy and Carl Cox served as callers at the Bill Robinson home in Mora on Tuesday evening. A day visit occurred at the Otis Fuller home.
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H. L. Hilton
Billy and
Carl Cox
Bill Robinson
Moravia
Jack Colwell
Otis Fuller
Moravia area notes from Mora via and Hilton sale visits
Mr and Mrs Prough of Mora via visited Zeli Wilsons with dinner and Sylvan Van Dorin stopped by Monday to install a feed grinder for Charley Johnson. The group attended the Hilton sale south of Moravia with strong cattle and hogs bidding. LeRoy Wilson and Zell Wilson bought a new Chevrolet pickup Saturday.
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Russell Darby
Earl Boardmans
Hilton
Ervin Long
Zell Wilson
Myself
Albia
County Board
LeRoy
Alva Gillespie
Wyoming
Frank Chambers
Hilton Sale
Two Cat Varieties Tie For Top Honors In Grain Trials
Shelby out yielded Reselect Clinton by two bushels per acre in the standard community grain trials. Both varieties share top honors this year, reflecting strong performance by Reselect Clinton and Shelby in the contest.
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Clinton
Shelby
Moravia Firemen Plan Second Firemen's Ball in November
Ray Ramblin reports Moravia firefighters announce a second Firemen's Ball for mid November with a queen crown event. They aim to raise funds for equipment, including a portable pump, and will offer three hours of fire training weekly. The Friday, November 18 date invites early attendance for entertainment and support.
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Moravia
Moravia area plans large school gym event
The Moravia community anticipates a crowded school gym for a major event as organizers prepare to accommodate a large turnout. Local firms are mobilizing resources including new or updated delivery and pickup trucks from Moravia Produce Moravia Dairy Moravia Mattress Co Woodward Plumbing & Heating and others. Several subscriptions are renewed or paid for by residents and local names appear among the list.
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Moravia
Moravia Produce
Moravia Dairy
Henry Lurber
Moravia Mattress Co
Woodward Plumbing & Heating
Preparing the Laying Flock for Winter Months
Winter is near and many farmers lack proper housing for their flocks. Overscrowding remains tempting but floor space links to egg production. most flocks perform better with three square feet per bird or more. Plan to increase space if minimums fall short and adjust to building size. Labor needs have risen since 1940 with labor saving devices like automatic waterers bins and improved nests. Extension offices offer plans for laying house equipment. Production rose from 156 eggs per hen in 1940 to 207 in 1948, a one third gain, guiding decisions for flock owners.
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Tess
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Franklin
John Moffatt
Felecia Metcalfe
Kinser
Valley
George R. Darby
Ray Ramblin
J. E. Spencer Orman Pence
C. Easter
Carl Cloyd
Shifflet
Elvin Stocker
Elmer Lockman
Harold Hudgens
Chas. Johnson
Mary B. Wilson
Roy DuVail Jr. Stansberry
E. C. Caster
Curtis Tomlin
Ed Robinson
Dean Hoffman
Carl Black
Fred C. Edward Duane Veach
Virgil Easter
Kenneth C. Johnson
Raymond Lockman
C. V. Workman
W. G. Swaim
James E. Morrison
Estel Gay
Max McDonough
Jack McDonough
Richard Ve