For Sale in Moravia Iowa Seven Room Property
FOR SALE Seven rooms. Glass enclosed porch and back porch. Garage and nearly an acre. Edge of town near stores on a mail route. Daisy Blankenship offers a reasonable price with possession to salt buyer in Moravia Iowa. B614 WANTED Custom field chopping see James or John Wilson Moravia FARM LISTINGS WANTED Our campaign reaches local and farm buyers nationwide. Harry White Realty advertising nationwide since 1902 phone 34798 Oskaloosa Iowa
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Young Fruit
Black Top Road
Daisy Blankenship
Moravia
Iowa
James
John Wilson
Harry White Realty
Ozkaloosa
Towa
For Sale Rural property and produce listings
FOR SALE The Dess White farm 1 1/2 miles south of Moravia 10 miles north of Centerville on highway 60 131 acres now modern house fair outbuildings. 378 WANTED Good oats Jonh Allem phone 0940 37 2 FOR SALE Two baskets of green gage plums just picked 2 50 a basket M EB McDanel 1 FOR SALE Purebred Suffolk ram Gary Chority
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Dess White
Moravia
Centerville
M. EB. McDanel
Mrs Callen Retires After Long Service at Robertson's
Mrs Fern Callen of South Bend Ind has retired from the alterations department of Robertson's Store after working there since 1937. She served in the drapery work room as well as a sales clerk in the women's alteration department. She will reside with her sister Mrs Haver Free and Mr Free near Iconium.
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Fern Callen
South Bend
Ind
Robertson's
Robertsonian
Callen
Haver Free
Mr. Free
Iconium
Diane Kincade Honored At Surprise Party
Mrs A D Kincade hosted a Saturday afternoon surprise party for her daughter Diane, marking her ninth birthday on September 7. Ten girls enjoyed games, gift opening, and refreshments including cake, ice cream, and Kool-Aid.
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Diane Kincade
A. D. Kincade
Diane
Foster Reunion Held at Centerville Park
The annual Foster reunion took place at Centerville park on Sunday September 4 with Bissie Gladfelder as president Lola Mericle as secretary and treasurer and a drinks committee led by Mr and Mrs Ted Broshar. Attendees included numerous families and individuals from Ottumwa Coatsville Mo Rockford UL Moravia and Rapid City SD among others sharing a picnic dinner and afternoon together.
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Foster
Centerville Park
Bissie Gladfelder
Lola Mericle
Ted Broshar
Theo. Broshar
K. V. Gladfelder
Judy Kay
Robert Charles
Joann King
Pearl Hiner
Barbara
Olin Foster
Ida van Dorin
Gertie Boyer
Grover Easter
Bessie Foster
George Manning
Ottumwa
George Kaprich
Martha
Fred Lindley
Karena
Wayne
Marvin
Nancy and
Dale
Gail Stites
Coatsville
Glick Reunion Held Sunday in Moravia Park
The Glick reunion gathered in Moravia park Sunday with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd E. Luse of Centerville Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Antwerp of Plano Mr. and Mrs. Harry Glick and several Glick relatives from Melcher Milo Rockford Milo Milo and Plano plus friends Estel Gay Sharon Eddie Cyril McDanel and Harry Phillips families among others.
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Glick
Moravia Park
Lloyd E. Luse
Centerville
Harry van Antwerp
Plano
Harry Glick
J. R. Callen
Moravia
Dwight Glick
Rockford, Sr
Kenneth Glick
Melcher
Darrell Glick
Milo
Joe van
Women of World Service Meet at Ira Boyer's Home
The Women's Society of World Service of the E U B church held its September meeting Monday evening at Mrs. Ira Boyer's home. Mrs. Zell Callen led the session with the topic Christian What of the Church. Members present included Mrs. Ted Campbell E G Hawk Lynn King Mabel Coulson Mrs Boyer Mrs Charles Coffin and Rev King. Business sessions covered Day of Prayer on Sept 21 with Rev assisting Mrs Campbell and plans for the Moravia fall institute on Oct 12.
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Women’s Society of World Service
E. U. B. Church
Ira Boyer
Zell Callen
Ted Campbell
E. G. Hawk
Lynn King
Mabel Coulson
Boyer
Charles Coffin
King
Hawk
Campbell
Moravia
Society
Evangel
Family Gathering Honors David Thompson Return from Europe
A Moravia area gathering honored David Thompson who recently returned from Europe. He will report September 25 to Texas for reassignment. Attendees included Leo and family Thompson Farson Leon Burns and family Paul Burns Promise City Herschel Kelley and daughter Russell Burns and family Rith Thompson Des Moines Mary Burns Roy Underwood and sons Dayne Taylor.
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Moravia
Paris
David Thompson
Europe
Texas
Leo Thompson
Farson
Leon Burns
Paul Burns
Promise City
Herschel Kelley
Russell Burns
Rith Thompson
Des Moines
Mary Burns
Roy Underwood
Dayne Taylor
Keasling Underwood Wedding At Ottumwa Church
Gwendolyn Underwood and John Keasling wed at St Patrick church Ottumwa with family present. Ceremony at 2:00 p.m. Saturday and reception hosted by the groom’s parents at their Route 6 Ottumwa home.
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Roy Underwood
Russell Burns
Dayne Taylor
Gary Underwood
Gwendolyn Underwood
John Keasling
St. Patrick Church
Ottumwa
C. E. Keasling
Route 6
Hiatt Reunion Held at Centerville Sunday
The 38th annual Hiatt reunion was held Sunday September 4 at Centerville park with about 75 attendees. A cooperative dinner and afternoon ice cream were enjoyed. Officers elected: President Max Hiatt Treasurer Vera Wailes Secretary Juanita Dooley. Two deaths reported: EH Hiatt and Pearl Hiatt. Distants included Mrs Robert Hensgel and children from Kennewick Washington and Mr and Mrs J N Hedgecock and Harry Fast from Hurdland Missouri.
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Hiatt
Centerville Park
Max Hiatt
Vera Wailes
Juanita Dooley
EH Hiatt
Pearl Hiatt
Robert Hensgel
Keith
Darel
Nancy
Kennewick
Wash
J. N. Hedgecock
Harry Fast
Hurdland, Mo
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Lloyd Rose
Mr and Mrs Don Sears of 1000 Haynes Avenue in Centerville hosted a birthday dinner Sunday honoring Mrs Lloyd Rose, mother of Mrs Sears. Attending were Mr and Mrs Wray Smith and Judy Kay and Linda Bloomfield, Harve Smith, Orlando Sears Moraine, Lloyd Rose and Bill, and the hosts.
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Don Sears
Haynes Avenue
Centerville
Shanghai Club Meeting Notes Olive McDonald Hosts
The Shanghai club met August 31 with Olive May McDonald. Members shared a cooperative dinner and patched shirts for the day. Evalee Walker won the mystery prize. New members Mrs. Evalee Walker and Mrs. Lorraine Rinehart joined. Regular family night was September 7 at Shanghai schoolhouse for the Fall Festival. Next meeting will be with Cora Murphy on September 14.
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Shanghai
Olive May McDonald
Evalee Walker
Amy Hiner
Hazel Rinehart
Doris
Elaine Christy
Lorraine
Mike Rinehart
Icel Christy
Barbara Christy
Esther Perry
Dorothy
Kar Lee Calhoun
Olive May
Mark McDonald
Lorraine Rinehart
Ajie Taylor
Cora Murphy
Kensington Club Holds Annual Picnic Thursday
Members of the Kensington club and their families enjoyed a picnic supper in Moravia Park Thursday evening. Arrangements were made by Mrs. D. E. Bishop and Mrs. Art Fox. Guests included Mrs. Fox's parents Mr. and Mrs. Tam Hayward of Des Moines.
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Kensington Club
Moravia Park
D. E. Bishop
Art Fox
Festival Time Renew Your Sii Scipine Tee Mere An
The note reads like a fragmented festival announcement and renewal reminder. It mentions a festival time and renewal of a service or item, but the readable content is limited and lacks clear event details, dates, or names.
Local social notes from Deep River and Ottumwa area
A sprawling Deep River and Ottumwa region social column lists visits and family gatherings over Labor Day. Mr and Mrs Fred VanDorin, the Purvis family, the Main family, Dotson kin, and many local residents are described visiting, dining, and hosting relatives from Des Moines to Centerville. A fall festival mention and a separate note on a corn discount program appear alongside.
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Fred VanDorin
Francis Purvis
Deep River
Artis Main
San Diego
Calif
Alec Main
Clifford Pfannebecker
Raymond Veach
Sigourney
G. T. Harn
San Francisco
Charley Fulton
Dayton Dotson
Roby
Ind
Fred Dotson
Don Cobbler
Ottumwa
Dayton Dotsons
Moravia
S. K
Helma Tiaue
Idah Caylor
Lee Tadlock
Lee
John Tadlock
Austin Swaim
Harold Swaim
Donna Rae
Dixie Kay Tubaugh
Frank Swaim
Helma Tisue
Anne Sharp
Lyle Hopkins
Bill
Elvis Kirkpatrick
Alynne
Alan
Centerville
Clifford Paxston
Ann
Frank Woodward
O. G. Woodward
Harley Woodward
Jeanine
Norman Bangert
Marshalltown
Wm. Wood
Jennie Pollard
Charles Harvey
Neva Mericle
Mericle
Delpha Duff
Rathbun
Donald Dicks
Max Martin
Kenneth Schreiner
Logs Altos
J. H. Schreiner
H. G. Brosshar
Farmers urged to avoid two wheat varieties
Doyle N. Anderson, chairman of the Appanoose county ASC committee, announced in Towa in 1956 that Red Chief and Bluejacket wheat varieties will face a 20 cent per bushel discount under the price support. He urged Appanoose farmers to refrain from sowing these varieties next year to keep wheat from the discount, noting the goal is to discourage planting of unsuitable varieties.
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Iowa
Towa
Doyle N. Anderson
Appanoose County
ASC
Anderson
Wonton Taylor Ald Meeting With Mary Meadows
Wonton Taylor Ald will meet Mary Meadows on September 14 to elect officers and reveal the capsule friends. Attendees are asked to bring a male gift for a friend.
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Taylor-Ald
Mary Meadows
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