Moravia area social notes and visits across several families
Numerous Moravia residents and relatives visited kin in Des Moines Ottumwa Kirksville and Centerville. Guests included D E Bishop family in Moravia for funeral services for Bertha Reeves and relatives from Los Angeles. Local trips featured Petersons Hagermans Woodwards and Whites with家 gatherings at Des Moines University Christian church and a Company D World War I veterans reunion in Centerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Simmons
Sam Simmons
Grant City
Joe Simmon
D. E. Bishop
Bill
Ottumwa
Bertha Reeves
Robert Reeves
Moravia
Los Angeles
Calif
Clarence Caster
Darrell Caster
Clifford Caster
E.C
Denver
Colo
W. E. Peterson
Will Hagerman
Rex
Donnie Sears
Orlando Sears
Sears
University Hospital
Iowa City
Tor
Des Moines
Paul Boyer
Loveland
Cole
Frank Houser
Centerville
Ella Platt
Faye
C. W. Craver
John J. Hoarde, Jr
John Sit
Chicago
Jerry Foarde
John Foarde
Alex Main
Helma Tisue
M. P. Main
Mains
Jimmie Main
Salt Lake City
Utah
Vernie‘ Funkhouser
Ruby
Torrington
Wyo
Harry Woodward
Funkhouser
Chester Sanders
W. C. Bivin
Mr. Funkhouser
Clint Irelan
Boone Grove
Ind
George Trelan
Clara
Metta Roland
Elvin Stocker
Ralph Jarvis
Fairview Social Notes Hit Weekend Visits
Local residents from Adel, Bloomfield, and surrounding areas describe a weekend of visiting and small gatherings. Families such as Gilliland, Proctor, Mullins, Lockman, Cox, and Stocker share time with relatives, describe sales attended, floor installations underway, and neighbors reporting Ben Williams’s progress toward home recovery.
Local social visits and family gatherings noted
Fred Callen at home. The Shiltz family spent Wednesday evening at Cyril Mullins. Howard and Linda Proctor celebrated Linda's birthday with granddaughter honors. J C Lockman and family visited Amana with Roger Gideon. Ward family visited Ray Lockman. Roger and Eloise Leffler spent Sunday with Sam Proctor. Merrill Adams and children spent Sunday at Marve Lockman. Ray Lockman visited Buell Taylor. J C Lockman stayed with Flora Jones. Carol Mullina stayed with Jean Taylor Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Gilliland
Adel
Roy Gilliland
Hosea Gilliland
May Benson
Otha Mercer
Cyril Mullins
Dale Cox
Bert Batterson
Pete Fredrickson
Sam Proctor
Joanne Main
Annie Woodward
Howard Proctor
Carl Proctor
Richard Proctor
Laverne Nelson
Bloomfield
Harold Wright
Des Moines
Kenneth Coltrain
Ben Williams
Billy Proctor
Rose van Dike
Coral Mullins
Edith Mullins
Ivan Walters
Marve Lockman
Junior Burdock
Raymond ‘Lockman
Jana Terry
Dean Herteen
Buell Taylor
Tomlin
Doris Nelson
Burdett Cox
Dale
Rowena
Frank Cox
Bill Hershberger
Bill Clancy
Marie Stocker
Marlene
Milton Stocker
Ted Tracy
Billy Lockman
Raymond Lockman
Johnny Proctor
Burdet Cox
Walter Harper
Fred Callen
Earl Shiltz
Merrill Adams
Patty
Jerry
Kathy Ann
Ray Lockman
J. C. Lockman
Flora Jones
Carol Mullina
Jean Taylor
Pleasant Hill Social News Summary
Mrs. M. E. Dicks hosts Pleasant Hill items. Gilbert Callen returns from Des Moines after two weeks helping with newborn grandson Rus sell Wayne Olson. The Millers, Beattys, Butler, Rhee family, and Russell Brown group visit. Veleskeys, McAninchs, and Des Moines guests visit the Dicks home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Callen
Des Moines
Russell Wayne Olson
George Olson
Jay Argo
Newton
Francis Miller
Lloyd Beatty
Nancy Butler
Don Rhee
Russell Brown
Raymond Veleskey
Chicago
John
Merle McAninch
Merle Dicks
Bill Wyand
Denny
Gilbert Caljen
New Chemicals Prevent Potato Sprouts for Better Storage
Iowa State College extension horticulturist Ben Vance reports chemicals can stop potato sprouts during storage. He says temperatures below 38 degrees prevent sprouting but alter flavor, while 40 to 45 degrees preserves flavor but allows sprouting. The inhibitor dusts sprays or shredded paper can block this disadvantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Vance
Iowa State College Extension Horticulturist
Vance Advises Storage with Chemical Use Reminder
The speaker notes a chemical is handy for home storage and should be distributed with the product at storage. A reminder is added that the chemical must not be used on potatoes intended for seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vance
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E. C
Clifford
Leo Caster
Cecil Coulson
Harold Burton
C. M. McFatridge
T. B
Margaret Peterson
Wm. Steffen
Roy Woodward
Tom Robb
Washington
Ron Woodward
Arlen Hagerman
Waco
Nebr
Kamly
Harry DuVall
Elmer Brown
Newtown
Glen Fowler
Dwight Main
Harry Glick
Mary Watson
Powersville ,Mo
Dwight Glick
Rockford, Tl
Birdie Main
Boyer
Wm. Whicker
Tone Scott
Darby
Scott
Carson Jordan and Son
Junior
Rochester
Minn
Larry Brooks
Danny
W. &. Brooks
Lonnie Brooks
Colorado
John Platt
Wilbur Miller
Mrs. W. N. Miller
Eleanor
Dwight Lister
Deborah
Janice
Compton
Ira Robb
Robb
Clyde Lister
Plano
Mr. Lister
Pasadena
Mrs. Lister
Frank Woodward
Turner
St. Josephs Hospital
Bruce Gardner
O. D. Duvall
Archie Martin
Mike
Hattie Stilwell
Ivan Stillwell
Deg Moines
DuVall
Charles Broshar
James Easter
Edd {Purvis
Seymour
Harry DuVallt
Brown
Clyde Hiatt
Zoe Callen
Frank Hiatt
Lute Hiatt
Vesa Hiatt
Herman Dye
South of Blakesburg
Norman Ward
Veril Kaster
Don Hopkins
Ft. Riley
Kansas
Jane VanDyne
Corydon
James Kaster
Charles Broshalt
Fairview
Auto Service
Amos McGhghy
Turner Funeral Home
Iowa
Moravia Theater
Jack McCall Desperado
George Montgomery
Southern Utilities Company
Milwaukee Depot
C. G. Davis
Cass Hamilton
Mayrath & Viking
Goode
Pleasant Hill
M. E. Dicks
Hollingshead Jewelry West
Skie Square
Albia
Wayne
Poland
China
Boar & Gilt Sale
Blakesburg
R. A. Faber & Sons
Moravia, Iowa
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