Pendleton elected president of Des Moines Garden Club
Mrs. John W. Pendleton formerly Magdalene Tillmont heads Des Moines Garden Club and its three affiliated groups with about 600 members. First general meeting set for Oct. 10 at Hoyt Sherman Place Art Gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Pendleton
27Th Ave
Des Moines
Des Moines Garden Club
Pendleton
Magdalene Tillmont
Society
Des Moines Register
Hoyt Sherman Place Art Gallery
Time to Live by M Westmacott in Melford Journal
A compact, period piece attributing maxims to M Westmacott and relayed by Albert Brain. It urges taking time for work, thinking, play, reading, worship, friendliness, love, observation of children, courtesy, and soul cultivation as paths to success, power, youth, knowledge, reverence, happiness, and destiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Westmacott
Albert Brain
Melford
Canada
God
Local social notes include Ewing and Long visitors
Mrs Emma Ewing of Tuttle and Mrs Elsie Long of Des Moines are three weeks guests at the Longs home. Horace Schaffner began at Main Bros. replacing Karl Tuttle who left with an infected leg. Bill Simmons and Amos McGrighy hosted Sunday dinners with Longs family guests Enid Long Vernice Long and Bill Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Ewing
Tuttle
Okla
Elsie Long
Des Moines
Jack Long
Bill Long
Horace Schaffner
Main Bros
Karl Tuttle
Bill Simmons
Adell
Amos McGrighy
Enid Long
Centerville
Vernice Long
Eddyville
Editor's Mail Thanks Newspapers Forcentennial Iowa Fair
A letter dated September 18 1946 to publishers from L B Cunningham Iowa State Fair secretary expresses appreciation for newspaper cooperation in promoting the Iowa Centennial State Fair. It notes attendance above half a million and strong livestock agricultural exhibits and credits newspapers for advertising effectiveness. The writer extends sincere thanks and appreciation for support and cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fair Board
L. B. Cunningham
Rising Exports Boost Farm and Business Outlook
United States exports rise toward a record peace time total near 10 billion dollars this year. Export growth supports high production and employment with farm goods holding strong. Foreign exchange availability and credit funds from England loans, Export-Import Bank, IMF, and World Bank aid hopes for continued gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
England
Bank of Washington
International Monetary Fund
International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
Chamber of Commerce of the
Moravia Union Want Ad Promises Quick Sell Trade Or Rent
A Moravia Union want ad urges readers to sell it trade it or rent it with bold repetition. The short notice emphasizes urgency and broad eligibility for interested buyers or renters.
Budget Balance Seen As Key To Stability
The 1946-47 budget shows the federal government will spend about 41.5 billion dollars more than total outlays, while receipts lag nearly 2 billion by year end. Economists warn a persistent red ink fuels inflation, urging a balanced budget to restore stability and curb rising prices. The business community and federal officials press for cuts in spending as a path to financial steadiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Nation Near Goal Of Sixty Million Jobs
Census figures show civilian employment approaching 60 million as postwar full employment becomes a slogan used by officials. Since the war’s end about 10 million veterans and 15 million war workers have shifted to civilian jobs, while unemployment remains at low peace-time levels and many plants post help wanted signs signaling higher production and hiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Census Bureau
Secretary of Commerce
Wallace
Community News Requested by The Union Office
The Union urges readers to submit local news items and social happenings early in the week. Citizens and friends are encouraged to bring or send details of events and visiting company for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi. L. Whicker
Lester Smith
Harold Mason
Herbert Johnson
Virgil Easter
Kenneth E. Doud
Bayard J. Neff
R. C. Stockwell
Union
Unimportant Cogitations by Inez Faber in Iowa column
The Irreverent column reflects on Iowa's first and second century, imagining future descendants and keeping notes from fairs and community life. The author jokes about editor, readership, and ongoing writing amid festival attendance and family duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Faber
Main Station Social Notes From Clyde Gladfelder Area
Daily life sketches from Main Station recount visits and Sunday attendance. Families such as Gladfelders and Danels share updates on churchgoers, greetings after vacations, and neighbors dropping by homes like the Jarvis and Hiatt residences.
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Moravia Union
Moravia
Appanoose County
Iowa
Congress
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
National Editorial
Mr. and
Mia, L. F. Bisby
Appanoose
Monroe
Owa Presare
Editors Publishers
Appanooge County American Legion
Howard Smith
Clair Callen
Sgt
Floyd Johnson
Mrs
A. T. Johnson
Tokyo
Japan
Dirty Dan
Dan
Jalsbury
Fe Sudibecoya Pras Par
Gardner Hatchery
Woodward Bill Woodward
Uncle Sam
Treasury Department
Augustine
Attica
Doroithy
Opal
Maye
Cora
Clyde Gladfelder
Johnnie Marlen
Lyndon ¢Danel
Gene Gladfelder
McDanel
Darlene Gladfelder
Pat Lynch
Bert Luse
George Hiatt
Ella Platt
Trenton Gladfelder
Belle Whicker
Clyde Gladfelder Ome
Ralph Jarvis
Charley Jarvis
Ruth Irelan
Grover Easter
Ray Harrison
Jhay
Carl Tomlin
J. P. Foster
Ottumwa
Mr. Foster
Selah Harrison
Frank Gladfelder
Roy Hiatti
Versil
Darlene
William Smith
Dorotha Belle Smith
J. W. Whicker
Trenton
Gladfelder
Briggs Motor Co
Albia
Iowa Highway 60
THE
Moravia Union News
Roland
Firestone
Turner Funeral
Ambulance Service
Aoe al LC
Gardner Hatcher
Hoffman & Toliver Garage & Welding
Ivan Walter
Pure Oil Gas & Oils Telephone
Albia Electric CO
N. Corner Square
L. P. Clow
Centerville, Iowa
Charles Wheeler
Mary Wheeler
Osteopathic
A&p
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