Moravia sale items and contact notices posted
A list of assorted items including clothing, guitar, skates, trombone, humidifier, dishes and gifts is advertised at 904 W North Moravia Iowa Oct 29 9 5 p m by Westview Neighbors Moravia. Contact Carter Miller Services Inc at 724 3673 or 724 3395 for haulage. notices reference yard work and garden cleanup with names and numbers such as 724 3547 and Max Martio.
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North
Westview
Moravia
Iowa
Carter- Miller Services Inc
Moravia girl graduates. gift offered at Van's Agri-Mart
In 1977 Moravia celebrates a local graduate with a gift from Van's Agri-Mart. Due to back orders the items did not arrive in time. Recipients are invited to visit Van's Agri-Mart or the Moravia Union Office to claim.
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Moravia
Van's Agri-Mart
Thank you notes from Paris family and friends
The Paris family expresses sincere gratitude to friends relatives and neighbors for cards flowers prayers meals and visits after their loved one's death. Special appreciation goes to Rev Mattox for prayers and memorial services and to the E U B Church ladies who provided lunch.
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Dr. Poncy
St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital
Valerie McKinley
Claude E. Paris
Mattox
E.U.B. Church
Glen Stephenson
Peggy Luse
Walter Paris
Gene Judge
Gene Paris
Wayne Paris
Iowa upland gamebird seasons open November 5
The Iowa Conservation Commission announced the pheasant, quail, and gray partridge seasons start November 5 with statewide open limits. Pheasant daily bag three roosters, possession six. quail eight per day,16 possession. partridge six bag, 12 possession. Hours 8 to 4:30. Open statewide. 300k hunters expected. strong populations with 14 percent pheasant rise and 87 percent partridge rise in 1976 figures.
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Lowe Conservation Commission
Unting
Iowa
Fort Dodge
Bob Barratt
Commission
ICC
Time Change Brings Return to Central Standard Time
The coming of Fall brings more than seasons and heralds the return to Central Standard Time for residents. The time change occurs in the early hours of Sunday morning Oct 30. Set clocks back one hour Saturday night to greet Sunday morning in tune with the times.
Union Township Notes and Local Social Visits
Union Township residents report gatherings and calls from Tuesday to Sunday including a Tupperware party at Mrs. Larry Proctor’s home. Attendees include Mrs. Elvin Stocker and Mrs. Burdett Cox. Several visits to Burdett Cox and Dale Cox homes are noted, with neighbors and relatives traveling from Joplin Missouri LeGrande Keor Stansberry and others visiting Mack Byard and Nyle Cox. Congratulations go to Wayne Paris on a new house near his childhood area. The oak timber remains but wind damage is noted.
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George Scott
LeGrande
Cecil Stansberry
Mark Stansberry
Joplin
Missouri
Keor Stansberry
California
Gary Sacco
Curtis Tomlin
Mack Byard
Nyle Cox
Burdett Cox
Dale Cox
Wayne Paris
Don Garrett
Steven and
Levit
Chariton
George Brown
Dorene Hershberger
Pat Thomas
Albia
Doug Messamaker
Wayne Messamaker
Ray Messamaker
Tommy Teno
HLF
Whitehead
Larry Derby
Gary Perry
Johnnie Laws
Paul Dicks
Roscoe Argo
Lloyd Johnson
Marie van Weelden
Babe Kernes
Truxton Dicks
Delmont Moffitt
Ruth Kleever
Lake View
Gene McGuire
Humeston
Mildred Bradley
Chris Kerr
Bf, Whitehead
Phyllis Dicks
Fonda
Richard Tublugh
Bob Self
Gertrude van Sickel
Hardy’s Hair Forum
Highlander Inn
Town City
Centerville Hospital
Anthony Wayne
Local Social Notes Highlight Ottumwa Area Visits
A long list of weekend and early week calls and visits across Ottumwa, Albia, Centerville, and nearby towns. Guests include Bert Schweinshart and George Rudloff. Ida Childs of Roland with Tom Hartz family. Sibyl Whitehead with Ann Repp and friends at Indianola. Doris Christy and Carol visiting Edith Callen in Albia. and many more family gatherings, church events, meals, and anniversaries noted.
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Bert Schwelnebart
George Rudloff
Ottumwa Hospital
Ida Childs
Roland
Iowa
Tom Hartz
Sibyl Whitehead
Ann Repp
Margaret Callen
Alice Allem
Indianola
Rens Ammons
Connie Stewart
Oskaloosa
Missouri
George Rinehart
Mardeena Derby
Sylvia Hiatt
Greg Coalbank
Albia
Doris Christy
Carol
Chris
Dorothy Calhoun
Odette Schweinehart
Theresa Brown
Edith Callen
Fonda Dicks
Davenport
Paul Dicks
Ben Pickerell
Lloyd Ammons
Dick Brown
Brad
Paul Jordan
Tracy
Stacy
Jefferson School
Mike Bruntmyer
Minneapolis
Moravia
Alan Doggetts
Bruntmyers
Community sympathy and local visits in Unionville area
Unionville notes express sympathy on Claude Patil's family loss. Local guests include the Ewings and Bridgemans moving families, plus visits from Hopkins, Harringtons from Texas, and Brain, Taylor, Easter and Moore families. Pneumonia patient Ned Purdum remains at Davis County Hospital. Weather comments note fog and rain.
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Claude Patil
Dave Ewing
Chad
Doyle Ewing
Jennifer
Donald Ewing
Marlene
Susan
Richard Hopkins
Charles Bridgeman
Mark Kruzich
John Harrington
Texas
Clifford Burger
Doyle Bailey
West Grove
Iowa
Ned Purdum
Davis County Hospital
Willard Brain
Charles Taylor
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Merayia Union
Danny Jenkins
Tim
Rex Guinn
Moravia Furniture
Reni
A.T
A.M
Max Hiner
Dodge
Ovid
Frey
Fat
Imustard Seed
Ryan
Melrose
Max Martio
Price
Taylor
Glass Studio
S. Court
Ottumwa, la
St. Legs
ARAKI
Union Township
Hazel Day
Harves
G.D. Potter
Moulton
P.B
ASPEN
Volare
P.S
Roy Brooke
Mtr
Rea W. Hagerman
Ynaguilites Cab ES
Vosburg
Emmett
Monte Derby
Ottumwa
Bert Schweinshart
Bert
Rinehart
Ed Schweinehart
Baxter
Elbert Moore
DeWayne Moore
Stanchfield
Minnesota
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Audrey Woodcock
Hurley
Wisconsin
Viola Clark
Columbus Junction
Vera Moore
Orrin Callen
Bloomfield
Fern Callen
Jim Hershberger
Leo Means
Diane
Pat
David
Lucas
Birdie Main
Opal VanDorin
Russell Brown
Mostay
Pearl Runnells
Delbert Calhoun
Ernestine Argo
Therese Brown
Harb Teno
Albis
Unionville
Mon - Sat
Welding Road Service
Simmons Garage
William R. Adler
Optorachine
South Main Alata
Cale
Albia Sales CO. Inc
Don Peterson
John Peterson
Brad Peterson
Paul Morehead
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