Otha Taylor sells scoop board after three calls
Otha Taylor reports good results from his advertisement to sell a scoop board. He notified three potential buyers and sold it to the first prospective purchaser. The Methodist Youth fellowship led by Mrs. Tuttle plans a 1949 birthday calendar printed by The Union and offered for advertising space or copies. Moravia Junior class graduates of 1950 bought class rings with a changeable insignia.
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Otha Taylor
Methodist Youth Fellowship Group
Moravia
Appanoose County Farm Bureau Elects New Officers
The Appanoose County Farm Bureau elected Klauss Young of Independence township as president with Jess Hoover of Bellair township as vice president. Ross Fox was reappointed secretary and Loyd Carter treasurer. Doyle Hampton was reelected 4-H Boys Chairman and Mrs. Doyle Anderson 4-H Women's Chairman. Additional officers include Mrs. V. W. Staley as 4-H Girls Chairman and a slate of township men and women chairmen such as Ray Hoover, Paul Traxler, Joe Beer, John Jordan, Orville Rogers, Paul Harris, Amos Siglin, Leater Muddy, Everett Brooke, Mrs. David Newell, Mrs. Clyde Walker, Miss Darlene Gladfelder, Mrs. Milo Walker, Mrs. Otto Feliner, Mrs. Vernie Bitner, Mrs. H. L. Hilton, Mrs. F. E. Boyer, Mrs. Tommy Harris, Mrs. Cam Hayes, and Mrs. Glen A McCullough.
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County Farm Bureau
Appanoose
Ray Hoover
Bellair
Paul Traxler
Caldwell
Joe Beer
Lincoln
John Jordan
Pleasant
Orville Rogers
Union
Paul Harris
Walnut
Amos Siglin
Franklin
Leater Murdy
Sharon
Everett Brooke
Udell
David Newell
Clyde Walker
Paul Perkins
Darlene Gladfelder
Chariton
Republican and Democrat Nominees Listed for County Offices
The document lists Republican nominees for County Auditor Grace L Bedinger County Treasurer L A Osborn Clerk of Court M G Luse County Sheriff A G Morlan County Recorder A S Dukes County Attorney John L Dillon and County Supervisors Dewey H Bear 1949 and B C Wilson 1950 State Representative Ted Clark and Democrat nominees Doyle Hampton Paul Gilliland J D Minnes Hugh G Guern bey Louise Rinehart Robert G Neely Howard B Evans plus Walter G Harper for 1950 term.
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Grace L. Bedinger
L A. Osborn
M. G. Luse
A. G. Morlan
A. S. Dukes
John L. Dillon
Dewey H. Bear
B. C. Wilson
Ted Clark
Doyle
Hampton
Paul Gilliland
J. D. Minnes
Robert G. Neely
Louise Rinehart
Hugh G. Guernbey
John F. Hermes
Walter G. Harper
Howard B
Evans
Death of Ralph Wilson Ends Unionville Resident Life
Unionville community mourns the death of Ralph Wilson who died Friday night after a stroke. Funeral services were held Monday at 2 at the Baptist church with Rev. Mott R. of Minneapolis officiating. interment in Eaton cemetery. The issue also notes visits from relatives, club activities, a pink and blue shower for Verner Hawk, and a two week revival at the Baptist church.
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Ralph Wilson
Centerville
The
Baptist Church
Mott R
Minneapolis, Minn
Eaton Cemetery
Elvy Gillaspie
Bert
Little Bear, Wys
J. F. Chambers
Moravia
D. L. Hiatt
J. W. Proctor
Ross Stark
Parker
Calif
Clifford Burger
D. M. Wilson
Utopian Club
B. M. Jones
Tom Workman
Dell Wilson
Mesdames A. RB
Stanley
Verner Hawk
Misa Laura Haker
A. B. Stanley
Orville Rogers
Rogers
Lazelle Strunk
Jack Martin
Nancy Wilson
The Tired Child Teaches Self Help and Patience
Mary the three year old learns to hang up wraps and tie shoes when rested and fresh. Her mother, inspired by a book, pushes to practice self help but battles erupt as the child tires, showing that tired endings undermine learning and patience. Regular practice works when the child is interested and not fatigued.
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Mary
Local Happenings Vote for County Officials in Appanoose
Local notes list Democratic candidates Hugh G Guernsey for County Attorney and John F Hermes for County Board of Supervisors for Appanoose. It records social visits to concentrate on community life, family forays to Chicago and Des Moines, church events, dinners, travel with mentions of many local residents and neighbors.
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Hugh G. Guernsey
Appanoose County
Lyndon McDanel
Wendell
Kenneth Gladfelders
John F. Hermes
Chicago
Clifford Boyer
A. QO. Main
Zeil Callen
C. L. Young
Chester Woodcock
Lucille Sinclair
Frank Wilson
Leonard Wilson
Nell Rousseau
McCalleburg
Ray Ruiggenburger
Appanoose County Board
Mildred Thompson
Obe Burne
J. A. Taylor
Mt. Zion
John F. Helmes
Haley Scott
Bessie Callen
David Allen
Barbara
Donnie
Levi Coulson
Daughers
Charlie
Mary Platt
Centerville
Bernard de Boyle
Veas Hiatt
Des Moines
Spencer Percival
Salisbury
N. C
Grace
Edith Neale
Ft. Calhoun
Neb
Paul Lippert
Ottumwa
George
Ralph
WM Wood Dies in South Dakota Moravia native dies in Omaha hospital
William Wood formerly of Moravia and Millsboro South Dakota resident dies at Methodist Hospital in Omaha on Tuesday October 9 at age 66. He was born on the farm west of Moravia and later claimed land in South Dakota. He is survived by his wife Iva Hiatt four children and eight siblings. Burial was in Mills.
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Moravia
Wm. Wood
Millsboro
South Dakota
Methodist Hospital
Omaha
Mr. Wood
John
Julia Wood
Iva Hiatt
Mills- 76
Emma Wood
Fred Hiatt
Elderly Rider Struggles With Camel Ride at 200 Event
An elderly woman visiting the 200 event tried to ride a camel. The keeper hoisted her up but could not move the camel. After a pause she dismounted without incident.
Keeper chases runaway animal after woman tickles it
A keeper notices a frightened animal flee after an old lady says she tickled it. He exclaims that if she can tickle him, he must catch the animal now. The scene highlights a humorous misunderstanding between the keeper and the woman.
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