Moravia High Teams Preview Mixed But Promising
A Moravia preview notes the girls lack height but strong guard play led by Sandy Walker with Mary DuVall Karen Scott and Jessie Van Dorin. The boys show height and hustle led by Gary Pfannebecker Dick McDanel and Wayne Lindley with healthy competition for positions. First two games are away November 5 at Cincinnati and November 12 at Mystic, with Molton visiting November 15. Turnip crop reports highlight four pound plus specimens from local farms and county gardeners brag about sizable produce. The influenza outbreak traces to Grinnell gatherings. Halloween pranks traced to the season’s start in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
Sandy Walker
Mary DuVall
Karen Scott
Jessie van Dorin
Ann Paxston
Yvonine Gardner
Karen Woodward
Moravias
Gary, Pfannebecker
Dick McDanel
Wayne Lindley
Local social news and health notes from Udell area
Mrs H B Spring and others share visits and travel as families deal with flu illness. Ben Glasgow remains in Centerville St Josephs hospital recovering. Several residents cheer arrivals and call on neighbors while some family members travel to Florida for two weeks.
Apples Thrown at Ernest Temple House Window Prank
Sheriff Morlan investigates a prank at the Ernest Temple house where an apple broke a window. Morlan notes Halloween mischief this year remains minimal and urges parents and children to avoid property damage.
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Ernest Temple
Morlan
Me Morlan
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Local Families Share Visits Across Albia Moravia and Des Moines
Latter Day Saint elders visited Albia Cecil Comstock home Sunday. Tubaugh and Janiece hosted visitors at Clarence Dowd and Moravia homes. Exline of Unionville spent a night with Kenny Tadlock. Numerous guests attended dinners and gatherings in Moravia, Des Moines, Centerville, and Seymour as flu sidelined some hosts. Bob Dowd reported a hay fire destroying 1000 bales near Albia.
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Richard Tubaughy
Janiece
Charles, Andrews
Latter Day Saint
Albia
Cecil Comstock
Comstock
Richard Tublugh
Clarence Dowd
Richard Exline
Unionville
Kenny Tadlock
Cora Means
Raymond
Melrose
Des Moines
Vivian Andrews
Wilbur Miller
Raymond Williams Land
Centerville
Nellie William
Kenneth Coltratn
Drenda Gae Tubaugh
Moravia
Grandpa
Grandma Tubaugh
Charles Andrews
Richard Tubaugh
L. M. Andrews
Seymour
Goose Supper Shared by Neighbors and Friends
By Coulson Mrs. Theo Miller Mr. and Mrs. Wm Anderson and Bob enjoyed a goose supper with the Glen Andersons Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hiatt were in Des Moines Friday. Sandra came home with them.
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Wm. Anderson
Bob
Glen Andersons
Ernest Hiatt
Des Moines
Sandra
Local residents mark birthdays and visits across towns
In Newton the Franiers Miller home hosted Sunday gatherings for Jane and Susan whose birthdays fall on October 25 and 29. Visitors included Mrs Loyd Binkert from Bemidji and many 4 H participants to a skating party at Promise City. The Houser and Miller households welcomed relatives and a baby girl born Tuesday October 29.
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Meas Thea
Ai LaFrend
Clara Lemanter
Newton
Franiers Miller
Jane
Susan
Loyd Binkert
Bemidii
Minn
Bob Houser
Ernest Hiatt
Fay Clue
Cincinnati
Fay
Kalamazoo
Mich
Gline
Herb Boblenz
Russell Burns
Promise City
Roy Argo
Guy Argos
Herb Boblené
Nancy
Connie
Guy Argo
Sharon
Nellie
Ruby Longs
Wm. Anderadn
Fairfield
Coulgon Vicinty
Ottumwe
Clara Lemaster
Theo Miller
Everett Hawk
Clemmie
Leon Burns
Paul Burns
Allie Boyer
Subiday
Olin Foster
Salem By Hazel Hellyer
Mrs. Carrie Turner, staying at the Edward Mc Cord home, was taken to Monroe county hospital Sunday evening and remains quite poorly. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jennings and Gary visited at the Robert Jennings home Sunday forenoon. Dell, Hazel, Dick, and Clark Hellyer, Orville McCord, and Rich and Perry were ill with flu last week. Sandra Whitehead was ill Monday. Charles Jennings of Marshalltown spent Saturday forenoon at the Robert Jennings home. Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Perry spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Guy McKern and Darlene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Turner
Edward McCord
Monroe County Hospital
Harry Jennings
Gary
Robert Jennings
Dell
Hazel
Dick and Clark Hellyer
Orville
McCord
Richand Perry
Sandra Whitehead
Charles Jennings
Marshalltown
Elbert Perry
Guy’.McKern
Darlene
Delbert Calhoun and Sons
Loyd Brown
Lee Klein
Des Moines
Dick Hellyer
Cass Hamilton
Lovell Engagement Of Nancy Lovell To Lt Richard Dean
Mrs John Raymond Lovell and the late Colonel Lovell announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy Jane to Lt Richard Whittingham Dean USNR son of Rear Admiral (ret) and Gladfelter Sunday events include visits and wedding talk. Miss Lovell with a rich military family background studied at Sorbonne GWU and William and Mary. The groom to be is a US Naval Academy graduate with January wedding planned and brother 1st Lt John Lovell to attend missiles school.
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John Raymond Lovell
Colonel Lovell
USAF
Nancy Jane
Richard Whittingham Dean
USNR
Frank, Holewoodd
Dauphinn
John Raymonty Lovell
United States” Military Academy
Berlin
Germany
Bucharest
Romania
Charley Coffins
Sorbonne University
George Washington University
College of William and Mary
Sullivan School
Washington, D.C
United States Naval Academy
John R. Lovell
St. Grdinahea
USA
Schofield Barracks
Hawaii
Alabama
Shanghai By Mary Lou Rinehart
To the present time there has been about 20 cases of flu in this vicinity. We wish everyone a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Fenton and Michael spent Sunday at the A. B. Cox home in Marshalltown. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stickler called at the Lloyd Landgrebe home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Scieszinski
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Fenton
Michael
A. B. Cox
Marshalltown
Ralph Stickler
Lloyd Landgrebe
Bob Scieszinski
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Halstors Publishers
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Cincy
Mystic
Moulton
Ene
Claude Hawk
Union
Homer King
Ray Mullins
Mearl Walter
Grinnell
California
H. B. Spring
Donald Burkland
Afjonville
Indiana
Ben Glasgow
St. Josephs Hospital
Alvin Spring
Joe Moore
Dean Fever
el Paso
Ill
Lester Murdy
Lucille Price
Philip Young
Price
Udell
Ora Powell
Marlyn
Josie ‘Stuckey
Raymond Hughes
Joe Moores
H. B
Lloyd Selix
Oskaloosa
Pella
Zola Saum
Harry Wilkinson
Ben
Tommy
Karen
Linda
Kenneth Salladay
Kenny
Judy
Janice
Florida
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Clifford Stocker
Forreston, Tl
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Bill Hiner
George
Hiner
Gerald Rineharts
Dan Thomas
Dale Fentons
Velma Tisue
Lonnie
Verna Wakefield
Virgil Cash
Donnie Landgrebe
Salem
Hazel Hellyer
Dayne Taylor
John Bailey
Cart
D. Black
Art Fox
Carl
Lee Hiatt
Herschel Johnson
O. C. Kester
Max McDonough
Kenneth O'Conner
Arthur van Dorin
Annousch
Lovele
Dean
Des ‘Moines Register
Tribune
The
Antos McGrighy
Centerville Monument
Wed
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Brownie
Johnson East
Fis
Gardner Hatchery
GEM Shop
Cloyd Hollingaheld
Jeweler
Albis
Town
Meath
Caryl Richard Permanents
Myno’s Beauty Shop
Shanghai
Mary Lou Rinehart
George B. Winsler
City of
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R. B. Pennington
C. C. Coulson
Rolph McDonough
Siegler
Swaim’s Store
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