Social Calls and Family Visits Reported in New Hope
Indecipherable OCR notes indicate Mrs Martha Hiatt stayed at the Frank Hiatt home. Several families including W E Donovan, Genevie, Dorothy, Eleanor Miller and Carl Coffin with relatives. Supper visits at Loyd Carter, and gatherings at George Turner and Loyd Scatter homes. Continuous references to hosting duties and Sunday evening visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Hiatt
Frank Hiatt
W.E. Donovan
Genevie
Dorothy
Ottumwa
Eleanor Miller Apent
Carl Coffin
Paul Broahar
Loyd Scatter
Mra
R. C. Wilson
Banquet attendance and community visits in Moravia and Des Moines
Mardeena and Jay attended the F F A banquet in Moravia Friday evening. Numerous residents and visitors were noted at homes in Don Pettibone, Clifford Paxston, and Centerville areas. Sunday gatherings included Mra Cate's party with relatives from Pedrig Ill and Piano, while other families from Burlington, Albia, and Des Moines connected with kin and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mardeena
Jay
Moravia
Minnie Sharp
Hygiene Elbmeten
Ivan Hatsh
Don
Ax Martin
Herbert McDanel
Archie. Martin
Norman
Oklahoma
Otha Lee
DuVall
Loyd Carter
Virginia
Des Moines
Trenton Wilson
Loyd Davis
Maniton
Mrae Roy
Pettibone
Don Pettibone
Arid
Roy “Beatt
Delmont’ Moffitt
M. Cate
Neinzhohor
Gate
Myr
F. Piatra
Centerville Hospital
Walter
Franki Chambers
Gerald
Ballew
George Lowell
Howelle
Cleo Barnes
uMra
Delia
McGrory
Burlington
Harold Turner
William
Barnes
Albia
Local social notes from Albia and Moravia area
Prominent residents and visitors listed with Monday to Sunday activities. Homer Brown and family attend events at Tom McCrory and John W Kenton homes. Des Moines army exam for Arthur Points. Peggy Paris visits Daphen Brown. Weekend callers include Edi Delong Harry Robinson and others. Merle Clark returns home from Albia hospital. Dean Robinson also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Brown
Ethel
Brown
Tom: McCrory
Sadie’ Rouse
John W. Kentowome
A. Brown
Homer
Ethel Brown
W. A. Brown
Arthur
Des.Moines
Clell Long
Peggy
Paris
Daphen Brown
Albia
Edi Delong
Harry Robinson
John, WeKenton
Dortha
Pontoon Bridge Facts Prompt War Bond Drive
The piece describes pontoon bridges from 16 000 to 700 000 dollars, noting the smallest bridge supports 25 tons with about 2 000 pontons and the 1 080 foot largest uses rubber instead of aluminum. It urges every American to invest at least 10 percent of income in War Bonds to supply engineers and troops.
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Ha Han A
Scrap Drive in Appanoose County Nets 900 Plus Tomatoes
Farm Bureau notes detail a county scrap drive where nearly every farmer donated scrap, totaling over 900 tomatoes. A reminder card went to each farmer, with cards prepared by a local typing class under Miss Elizabeth Mitchell. Plans for Bread in Wartime lessons by Farm Bureau leaders and various township training sessions are outlined, along with the Baby Beef Club starting soon and a name change for County Extension Director reflecting new organizational structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appa~ Noose County
Glen
Birlingmair
Hligabeth Mitchell
Farm Bureau
Panoose County
Wishington
Wells
Independence
Johns
Wnrships
Bellaix
Pleasant
Union
Farm Women
Mia.Craig-Daniels
Moul
Ton
County Extension Agents Promote Home Economics and Youth Activities
In Centerville, families meet with Mrs Garland Houser and Mr Charles Goffin while home demonstration agents are urged to be known as County Home Economists and Extension Associates in Youth Activities. A Chicago action Oct 19 defines dockage on damaged soybeans. Fire prevention plans involve L E Johnson and a program rewarding pupils who reduce home fire hazards with cooperation from insurance firms rural teachers and the County Farm Bureau. Panhandle County requires farm truck operators to obtain a Certificate War Necessity by Nov 15 1942 with help sessions in Center ville on Oct 22 28 and 24 from 8 am to 5 pm at the Farm Bureau office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau. Ee
Ames
Washington, D. C
Farm Bureau
Aimge F
L. E. Johnson
Jhanarda
Neighbor
Panadse
Centerville
Republican Candidates Qualified by Experience
Political advertisement urging voters to support Republican candidates in the November 8 election, emphasizing experience as the qualification for office.
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Appanoose County
As S. Dukes
Republican
Recorder
Jack Bailey
Mrs.Pleasant
M. G
Mage
Luse
Appencose County
Farm Bureau Notes
Garland Houser
Daugh
Charles Goffin
Epenyon
Wach
Joyce
Centerville Ware
Chicago
Charles L. Johnston
DR Salsbury
Gardner & Son
VIEAR
W. Fyrathtinger
GenSielest
Fran Growett
Farmer's
Srp
Farner
Soca
Laurence A
Republican Caandidate
Hisecard
Sensationa
Etl
Gmigion
American Mercury
American Poultry
Cook
Fa Farmer Shild Life
Christian Herald
Firesta
Wuresf
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