Classified For Rent and Auto Wash Opportunity
Classified offers a house suitable for office or repair shop owned by Mrs R C Wilson at 508 East Oak or 296 Red Centerville. Auto wash ad promotes a coin operated system with no land to lease or building to buy and a total investment of 2990 dollars. Social notes list local visits to the Ed Haver and Thayne Marts households.
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R. C. Wilson
East Oak
Red
Centerville
Java
U.S
Surplus Sales Information Services
P.O. Lox NO
Washington, D.C
In Memory of Daniel Logan Strunk Eight Years On
In memory of Daniel Logan Strunk who passed September 5, 1952. His family Iva E. Strunk and relatives note his dwelling in the home prepared by God.
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Daniel Logan Strunk
Iva E. Strunk
Legion Auxiliary Dinner Meeting in Mystic
The joint fall meeting of the American Legion auxiliary will meet Friday September 16 in Mystic. A supper at the Methodist church is $1.25 per plate. Afterward the men meet in the Legion hall and the auxiliary gathers at the church. Contact Lee Hiatt or Mrs. Rowena McFatridge to attend.
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American Legion Audliary
Mystic
Methodist Church
Legion Hall
Lee Hiatt
Rowena McFatridge
Local Happenings Share News Across Monroe Area
Village residents and visitors trade updates from Monroe to Centerville with parties, hospital stays and trips. Families including Woodwards Dowds and Burtons visit relatives in Monroe while Olivet College students prepare for classes and health notes, highlighting festive gatherings and travel.
Krebekan Picnic At Moravia Lodge Park Shelter
The Moravia Rebekub lodge and their families will hold their annual picnic in the park shelter Monday evening September 12 at 6 30. Drink will be furnished.
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Moravia Rebekub Lodge
Superior rating at summer camp for Centerville unit
At Ft. Knox Kentucky Company B 2nd Med The Battalion 113th Armor earned a superior rating with a 95.15 score. Lt Garrett W Bartley credited all members for the feat. four soldiers won Best Soldier awards. Forty seven members qualified in firing the 90 mm tank gun with Richard Hill and Bernard Kauzlarich placing second and third among 180. Officers toured the bluegrass region visiting Spendthrift Farms and Churchill Downs seeing Nashua Swaps.
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113Th Armor
Centerville
Ft. Knox
Kentucky
Garrett W. Bartley
Richard Hill
Bernard Kauzlarich
Charles Radosevich
Ernest Webber
Sue Stroud
Robert Clark
Wallace Koestner
Charles McCoy
Bluegrass
Churchill Downs
Nashua
Revival Meeting At Unionville Baptist Church
Unionville Baptist Church hosts a revival starting September 12 and running through September 18 led by Rev. James Barnes of Capital City Baptist Temple. The event promises old fashioned preaching and a welcoming, friendly atmosphere for all attendees.
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Unionville Baptist Church
James Barnes
Capital City Baptist Temple
Moravia FFA Chapter Earns Superior Award at Fair
Moravia FFA chapter received a superior rating from the National FFA Foundation and a plaque. At the Town State Fair the chapter represented its sub district with a six-booth display, led by Day ton Henry Stuchel and Francis Turner. The Moravia booth won 73 dollars in premium money, to be used as prize money for the tractor rodeo, and will be seen at the Moravia Fall Festival along with a stand and a parade float. Special thanks to Francis Turner for handling booth logistics.
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Moravia
Francis Turner
Tharp Services Held Sunday in Colorado
Funeral services for Mrs Minnie Duffey Tharp who died Tuesday at a nursing home in Wray Colorado were held Sunday at Yuma Colorado. She was the widow of Edd Tharp and the family formerly resided in this vicinity before moving to Colorado. She is survived by one daughter Mrs George Ireland Yuma two grandchildren and six great grandchildren. She was an aunt of Roy Matherly and Mrs Gomer Stocker of Moravia.
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Paul Miller
Pat
Mary
Lois Woody
Monroe
Clarence Dowd
Leslie Woodward
Donald Kehrberg
Kingsley
Leslie
O. G. Woodward
Alton
Woodwards
Woodward
Harry Woodwards
G. Woodward
Harry
Frank
Harley
William
Richard
Tarry
Gary
Bruce
Natalie
Bill Woodward
Gerald Burton
Joe Myers
Detroit
Mich
Curtis Burton
Carl Davis
Henry
Nebr
Frank Woodward
Forrest Main
Carol
Donna
Kankankee
Olivet College
Larry Smith
Roy
LaVern Smith
Olivet
Roy Moffatt
Jerry Woodward
Harley Woodward
Lois
George Murty
Marshalltown
William Woodward
Clarence Irelan
Valparaiso
Ind
Clara Irelan
Mettie Roland
Judy
Kirksville
Laughlin Hospital
Ray McCloud
Donald McCloud
Lloyd Phillis
Denver
Colo
Stephen Anthony
Mark Manos
Manos
Jane Ann Phillis
Debbie
Linda Whitenack
Weldon Whitenack
Bennie Tarbell
Mona Main
Helma Tisue
Mona
Des Moines
Tisue
Anna Clark
Albia
Fred Gary
Huntington Park
Calif
Claude Streepy
Curtis Streepy
Centerville
Warren DuVall
Freman Johnson
Moravia
Greenland
Minnie Duffey Tharp
Wray
Yuma
Edd Tharp
Colorado
George Ireland Yuma
Roy Matherly
Gomer Stocker
Women’s Society meets with Mrs. E. G. Hawk in September
The Women’s Society of World Service held its September meeting with Mrs. E. G. Hawk. Mrs. Carl Tisue led the session and Rev. Richardson assisted. Topics included Unity in the Local Church and The Church of Lighted Lamps. A farewell gift was given to Mrs. Albert Veach who moves to Arizona.
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Women's Society of World Service
E. G. Hawk
Carl Tisue
Evangel
E.U.B
Fred Richardson
Richardson
Tisue
Zell Callen
Burdette Ward
Grant Tadiock
Albert Veach
Arizona
Veach
New Hope by Mrs Gladys Harsh visits Kansas City couple
Mr and Mrs Bernie Martin of Kansas City Missouri spent from Tuesday through Thursday with Mr and Mrs Jay Wilson and family, Mr and Mrs Ben Martin and Bill Har.
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New Hope
Gladys Harsh
Bernie Martin
Kansas City
Jay Wilson
Ben Martin
Bill Har
Centerville resident VISITED Wilson's on Thursday
Relson of Centerville spent Thursday at the Wilsons. Mr and Mrs Ivan Harsh spent Saturday and Sunday at the Town State Fair.
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Relson
Centerville
Wilson's
Mrs
Ivan Harsh
Town
Dwight Johnson Traveled With Alan Wilson Friday Night
Dwight Johnson spent Friday night with Alan Wilson. Visitors this week at Jay Wilsons included Virginia Pettibone Gladys Harsh Pauline Zintz and Mrs Lindley.
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Dwight Johnson
Alan Wilson
Jay Wilsons
Virginia Pettibone
Gladys Harsh
Pauline Zintz
Mrs. Lindley
Family Day at Lake Wapello Ends in Boating Outing
Mr and Mrs R C Wilson along with Mr and Mrs Jay Wilson and their family enjoyed a Sunday at Lake Wapello. The group spent the day boating with Leroy Wilson and family.
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R. C. Wilson
Jay Wilson
Lake Wapello
Leroy Wilson
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Corriedale
Lyle Cloyd
Rt. J
Rachel C. Hart
C. C. Coulson
Lula R. Th.mont
Clair Callen
Perkins Livestock Market
Leo Paxston
Morayla
Burlington
G. J. Sufstader
S. Main
Albion
Edison Phonograph
Moravia Union
Gardner Hatchery
Shropshire Buck Lamb
Fred Coltrain
Farm Bureau Bldg
Lads & Lassies Square Dance Club
Western Sales
Cambridge Minneapolis
Minnesota
West Point
Leo Hoffman
Andrew Mosley
Ed Haver
Julie
Fred
Radio & Television
Fred Strong
Legion Auxiliary Dinner
Paxston’s
Jay Building
Gen. Sagd
Nadine & George
Krebekan
Unionville Baptist
F.F.A. Chapter
Donald West
Oleo
Catsup
Morrell
Wisconsin
Colby Cheese
Planning Service
Booth
Turner & Son
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