Tisue Injured In Auto Wreck Near Colfax
Clifford Tisue son of Mr and Mrs Harley Tisue was injured in an auto accident about 430 pm Monday at Colfax Town. He rode with six workers returning to Des Moines from the Maytag plant in Newton. A 19 year old girl driving another car reportedly pulled into their path. Tisue was taken to Newton hospital with broken ribs and internal injuries. He underwent surgery Tuesday evening and is in fairly good condition. He was the only seriously injured. three occupants of the other car were uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Tisue
Harley Tisue
Colfax
Des Moines
Maytag
Newton
Tisue
UNICEF Drive by Methodist Youth Fellowship
The International Youth Fellowship of the Methodist church will stage a Frick or Treat event Monday evening October 31 to raise funds for UNICEF the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund. Proceeds support needy children in underprivileged countries with milk food clothing shelter and vaccines. Children will wear UNICEF milk-carton badges and arm badges for identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Youth Fellowship of
The
Methodist Church
Frick
United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund
Unicef
O W F Meeting With Mrs Marshall Perry In Church Club
C W F of the Christian church met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Marshall Perry. Mrs Maude Coltrain opened the meeting and led the business. Mrs Perry led the lesson study aided by Melissa Felton Birdie Main Clara Irelan Nelle Utterback and Coltrain. Garments were cut for sewing at World Community Day project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.W.F
The
Christian Church
Marshall Perry
Maude Coltrain
Perry
Melissa Felton
Birdie Main
Clara Irelan
Nelle Utterback
Coltrain
Junior Class Play Held Friday at Grade School Gym
The junior class play will be performed Friday evening at 7 30 p m in the Grade School gym. Students, teachers, and families are invited to attend this school event highlighting student talent and school spirit.
Republican Rally Planned for October Thirty‑First Evening
A Republican Rally will be held Monday evening Oct 31 at 8 00 p m in the Booster club rooms with all candidates invited. A special skit by the young Republicans will be presented and high school students interested in politics are welcome. Refreshments to follow.
Second Degree Burns For Little Jimmy Spencer
Little Jimmy Spencer three-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Paul Spencer Jr sustained second degree burns after tipping a deep fryer, slipping in hot grease, and burning his legs arms and hands. He was treated at St Joseph hospital in Centerville and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Jimmy Spencer
Paul Spencer, Jr
St. Joseph Hospital
Centerville
Garden Club Members Share Cooperative Supper
Moravia Garden club members and families enjoyed a cooperative supper Friday evening at Booster club rooms. Afterward Max Hiner and Art Fox presented color slides from vacation trips. Mrs. Lee Hiatt chaired arrangements. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Felton of Cheyenne Wyoming visited his mother Mrs. Melissa Felton. Feltons and guests joined the Harry Felton family for supper in Udell Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia Garden Club
Booster Club
Max Hiner
Art Fox
Lee Hiatt
L. C. Felton
Cheyenne
Wyo
Melissa Felton
Rainbow Girls Plan Party on November 12
The Moravia Rainbow for Girls met at the Masonic Temple with Norma Gladfelder presiding. They planned a party for November 12 featuring a movie and bank party at the hall. Judy Gladfelder chairs the movie. refreshment committee includes Kono, Norma Gladfelder, Donna Tomlin, and Carolyn VerSteegh. The group saved $50 from candy sales and arranged a fellowship meeting at Centerville on October 25 with Judy Gladfelder on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Masonic Temple
Norma Gladfelder
Judy Gladfelder
Kono
Donna Tomlin
Carolyn VerSteegh
Ann Brede
Centerville
Methodist Church Hosts Prayer Day Services
The Women of the Methodist church note the Week of Prayer and Self Denial with a service on Friday October 28. A World Community Day of Prayer will be held at the Methodist church on November 4 at 2:00 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Methodist Church
the Methodist Church
E T C Club Meets At Mrs Johnsons Home
The E T C club gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs John Johnsons home. Roll call asked What Frightens Me Most. Mrs George Firkins led the entertainment. Mrs Lee Hiatt won the prize. Refreshments were served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.T.C. Club
John Johnson
George Firkins
Lee Hiatt
Taylor Ald to Meet Dorothy Boyer on November 3
Local notice states Taylor Ald will meet Dorothy Boyer on November 3. The record preserves the names and date from the public notice without added details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Ald
Dorothy Boyer
German student to speak to Methodists
A German exchange student Elke Fryer from Meppen, Germany will address the Methodist church family night in Albia at the regular social evening on November 2. Fryer is staying with the John Wood family and the event is open to all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Elke Fryer
Meppen
Germany
Miss Fryer
John Wood
Albia
Civil Defense Film Shown At SCA Meeting
The SCA meeting at the high school Monday evening featured a Civil Defense film and talk led by Mrs. Paul Slavin of Centerville. Supt. Burton announced a salary schedule committee including Carl VanZante Robert Foster Mr. Sheldon Mr. Guthrey Larry Dayton Mrs. Ralph Davis and Mrs. Kenneth Daniels. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Karl Tuttle and her committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.C.A
Burton
Carl VanZante
Robert Foster
Sheldon
Guthrey
Larry Dayton
Ralph Davis
Kenneth Daniels
Paul Slavin
Centerville
Karl Tuttle
Band Mothers Club Meeting Scheduled for November
The Band Mothers Club will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday November 2 at 2 00 pm in the new school building. All junior and senior band mothers are invited. Refreshments committee members are Jerry Wilson Marjorie Main Maxine Roberts and Hilda Walter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Band Mathers Club
Jerry Wilson
Marjorie Main
Maxine Roberts
Hilda Walter
Methodist W S regular meeting noted in church parlors
The Woman's Society of Christian Service met in church parlors on Wednesday afternoon October 19 for its regular monthly meeting. Hostesses served a 1 15 p m dessert luncheon. Plans were made for Week of Prayer and Self Denial and World Communion Day of Prayer at the Methodist church on October 28 and November 4 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Norman Ward
Weldon Whitenack
George Railing
Lester Brain
Frank Wilson
D. E. Bishop
Living Echoes
Lee Hiatt
Lloyd Carter
Clarence Johnson
Ralph McDonough
Howard Smith
Clarence Dowd
John Veach
Methodist Church
Christian Church Ladies Aid Dinner Menu
The Ladies Aid will serve dinner at the Christian church on Wednesday November 2. Menu includes creamed chicken and biscuits noodles mashed potatoes sweet potatoes cole slaw cinnamon apples pie coffee and jelly. Guests include Mr and Mrs Ted Campbell and Mr and Mrs George Dew at Gladbrook with Mrs Lela Dew of Reinbeck visiting. Mrs Mintia Shoemaker spent Monday with Mrs Clarence Dowd and Mrs Ina Miller. Mr and Mrs Carl Hiatt and children were supper guests Sunday with her father Art Davis east of Centerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
the Christian Church
Ted Campbell
Sperit
George Dew
Gladbrook
Lela Dew
Reinbeck
Mintia Shoemaker
Clarence Dowd
Ina Miller
Carl Hiatt
Art Davis
Centerville
Unionville School Building Sells for 490 Dollars at Auction
Rural school sales fade from the scene as five rural buildings and contents go under the hammer. Unionville building buys by R L Alden and C C Miller for 490, Pleasant Hill one for 50, Blue Front for 70, Williamson for 140, Enon building 500, total around 2400. Desks and slate boards fetch small sums while Moravia Maple Grove remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
R. L. Alden
C. C. Miller
Pleasant Hill
Iconium
Elbert Moore
Enon
M. A. Perry
Moravia
Maple Grove
Tconium
Wapello County
Vosburgs to mark 60th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs A C Vosburg will observe their 60th wedding anniversary at their Bussey home on Sunday October 30 with an open house in the afternoon and evening. Friends and relatives are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Vosburg
Bussey
Sew and So Club Hosts October Party at French Home
The Sew and So club met at Bill French home for October. Co-hostesses were Harold Mason and Ruth Wilson won the traveling prize. Four tables of play with diversion by Rook and winners Margaret VanZante and Harry Woodward. Refreshments were served to close an enjoyable evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill French
Harold Masons
Rook
Margaret VanZante
Harry Woodward
Ruth Wilson
Miller hosts Golden Links class hard time party
The Golden Links class of the U B church school held a hard time party at Theo Miller's rural home south of town on Tuesday evening. A cooperative supper was served with Mrs Zell Callen and Mrs Harry Woodward in charge of the program followed by a social hour. Guests included Rev and Mrs F A Richardson and daughter LouAnn Mr and Mrs Ben Jones and Mr and Mrs Charley Johnson. The group wore hard time costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Links
U.B. Church School
Theo Miller
Tuseday
Zell Callen
Harry Wooward
F. A. Richardson
LouAnn
Ben Jones
Charley Johnson
Ottumwa Resident Taken To Hospital After Tuesday Incident
Johnnie Whicker of Ottumwa was taken Tuesday to Ottumwa hospital for medical care. Relatives including his mother in law Mrs Della Bivin called on him Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Whicker
Ottumwa
Ottumwa Hospital
Mrs. Whickers
Della Bivin
Noon Lunches At Moravia Schools Reach 355
Moravia Community Schools serve about 355 pupils daily in kindergarten through 12th grade, with expected rises to around 400 during December February and March as cold weather bites. Lunchs help meet one third of daily energy and nutrient needs under the National School Lunch Program with some aid from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton
Moravia
U. S. Department of Argiculture
Remmarks Thank Fire Dept And Neighbors After Fire
Mr and Mrs Wilbert Remmark thank the fire department and neighbors for their quick response when the fire was discovered Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert Remmark
Donald West Elected County 4-H President
Donald West of Moravia was elected president of Appanoose County 4-H at a Tuesday evening meeting in Centerville. Joe Hammond of Seymour was named vice president, Marvin Lindley of Centerville treasurer, Kenneth Martin of Plano secretary, and Gary Schipper of Centerville recreation chairman. Retiring officers were President Jerry Pick and Vice President Jerry Boblenz. Attorney George Milani spoke about his Europe trip and the Olympic games in Italy as part of the program. A large crowd attended. West is the son of Mr and Mrs Ernest West. Lindley is the son of Mr and Mrs Fred Lindley and a local student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Building
Centerville
Donald West
Moravia
Joe Hammond
Seymour
Marvin Lindley
Centerville Rt
Hisim
Kenneth Martin
Plano and Recreation
Gary Schipper
Jerry Pick
Jerry Boblenz
George Milani
Europe
Italy
Ernest West
South of Town
Lindley
Fred Lindley
Annual Report Tops EN Nation in 1959 Award
The 1959 annual report of Iowa Southern Utilities Company won 1st Place in Financial World s Annual Report Survey earning the Oscar of Industry trophy for H L Mann president. About 5 000 reports were reviewed in 96 categories with under 20 million in revenue. Central Louisiana Electric Company was runner up and Tucson Gas Electric Light and Power took third. Meo Dowd and Delmar Millietod visit in Des Moines Veterans hospital. condition improving after five weeks post stroke. guests of Mr and Mrs Paul Miller at Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Southern Utilities Company
Financial World
National
H. L. Mann
Statler Hotel
New York City
Central Louisiana Electric Company
Town Southern
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power Company
Meo
Clherence Dowd
Delmar
Pia Millie Tod
Veterans Hospital
Des Moines
Paul Miller
Monroe
Birth Announcement for Julie Mar dene
Stork Abe and Mrs Lowuaru berus of HUron Vicinity are the parents of four daughters born at 6 Walter Day Hospital. The baby weighed 16 lbs and has been named Julie Mar dene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Lowuaru Berus
Huron
Walterday Hospital
Eng
Julie Mardene
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Methodist
O.W.F
Simmy Spencer
Garden Club
Rainbow Girls Plan
Moravia Postoffice
Band Mothers Club
Methodist W.S
Christian Church Menu
Vosburgs
Fheo Miller
Flight
Stork
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