Nurse Explains Health Program At S C A Meeting
The first S C A meeting of the year was held in the high school gym Monday at 7 30 p m with Mrs Joe Wilson new president in charge Rev H L Smith of the Nazarene church offered the opening prayer County Nurse Mrs Ramos outlined the health program for the school year including an immunization survey tuberculosis testing heart screening if an active Heart Association can be formed in Appanoose County and dates for an x ray mobile unit Crippled children clinic and a talk by Dr Cromwell at Centerville Community Center. Refreshments were served and songs closed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.C.A
Joe Wilson
H. LaVern Smith
The
Nazarene Church
DeWayne Moore
Carl Tisue
Ramos
Centerville
Cromwell
Iowa Mental Health Institute
Stone
Guthrey
Valetta Guihrey
Rebekah Assembly Set for Ottumwa Meeting
Moravia Rebekah lodge met Monday with Helen Lou Stocker as Noble Grand. Announcement noted Sea Assembly to be held at Hotel Ottumwa and kitchen equipment recently purchased will be installed soon. Money-raising projects discussed and plans completed for Farm Service dinner meeting September 26 at the Legion hall. Refreshments served by Mrs. Mettie Roland and Mrs. Elsa Delong to 11 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia Rebekah Lodge
Helen Lou Stocker
Noble Grand
Sea Assembly
Eirough
Ottumwa
Ottmwat
Legionall
Mra
Mettie Roland
Elsa Delong
Albia Youth Fellowship Retreat at Moravia Legion Home
The Albia Evang elical United Brethren church youth groups held a retreat and planning meeting at the Moravia Legion home on Sunday with breakfast at 7:00 a.m. and a noon dinner. Counsellors and church officers accompanied them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albia Evangelical United Brethren Church
Legion Home
Moravia
Housewarming Honors Arthur VanDorin
Mr and Mrs Arthur VanDorin were surprised last Thursday evening when neighbors brought coffee and cookies for a housewarming in their new home A very nice gift was presented to the couple by their neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur VanDorin
Mrs. VanDorin
ETC Club Meeting at Grace Main
ETC club met Thursday September 19 at Grace Main with nine members and three guests Grace Ahee Jerilda Jones and Deloris Tharp. Roll call highlighted Fall Festival. Grace Ahee won the door prize Aleafa Hiatt planned entertainment with amusing clippings to be read aloud. Hostess assisted by her daughter Mrs Tharp served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ETC Club
Grace Main's
Grace Ahee
Jerilda Jones
Deloris Tharp
Aleafa Hiatt
Mrs. Tharp
Aleta Johnson Enters Grandview College
Miss Aleta Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs J Herschel Johnson has entered Grandview college in Des Moines. Her major will be science and math. She is a 1963 Moravia high school graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleta Johnson
J. Herschel Johnson
Grandview College
Des Moines
Moravia High School
Eastern Star fundraiser jelly drive for Boone home
Members of the Star group are asked to donate jellies or jam to be given to the Eastern Star home in Boone. Please leave donations at Moravia Produce before September 28. Ann Pettibone W.M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Boone
Moravia
Service Company Holds Special Meeting in Moravaia
FS Services president Melvin E Sims will attend Morayia Farm Service Co Board meeting in Moravaia to acquaint with local facilities and members. The gathering at Legion Home follows lunch served by Rebekah ladies. Attendance includes officers from Albia Bloomfield and Appanoose county. John A. Wilson arranged details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin E. Sims
FS Services, Inc
Morvala
Morayia Farm Service Co
Sima
Bloomington
Simshag
Libertville
Ill
Roy Ellison
Legion Home
Rebekah Ladies
Don Payne
Pulaski
Sec
Treas
Ralph Turner
Moravia
Frank Chesar
Kenneth Hint
Mrs Felkner speaks at WSC meeting
Mrs Paul Felkner was the special speaker Wednesday at Grace Methodist church for the Woman's Society of Christian Service. Her topic Morality followed a 1 30 dessert luncheon. Mrs Karl Tuttle presided, Mrs John Veach opened worship, with 31 guests and members attending. hostesses were Mrs Bertha Broshar, Mrs Ron Woodward, and Mrs Selma Caster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Felkner
Grace Methodist Church
Woman’s Society ‘of Christian Service
Karl Tuttle
John Veach
Felkner
Bertha Broshar
Ron Woodward
Selma Caster
Local Des Moines Visitors Drop In With Kin and Friends
Mrs Hattie Woodruff of Des Moines visits sister Mrs Melissa Felton and others. Des Moines guests Mr and Mrs Jerry Main stay with his parents Mr and Mrs Forrest Main. Numerous relatives from Oskaloosa Centerville Belle Fourche and Ottumwa visit, with fall reading club meeting planned October 1 at Mrs John VanZante home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Woodruff
Des Moines
Melissa Felton
Ben Jones
Ri. ByGackle
Oskideosa
Ethel Hamilton
Jerry Main
Forrest Main
Centerville
Lewis Rouse
Gaekle
Emery Boyer
Belle Fourche
S. D
John Kelley
Ira Boyer
Zell Pence
Albin
Wyo
Mina Dowd
Ina Miller
A. W. Donahoo
William Gardner
Dowd
Reading Club
John VanZante
Myr
Art Boeckleman
Princilla Hall
Newton
Paul Broshar
Claire Broshar
Waterloo
A. G. Broshar
Harley Tisue
Ivy
Carl Tisue
Grant Tadlock
John Ballanger
Ottumwa
Clell Blumer
Russell Alden
Emery Rogers
Belle Fouche
Milton Stocker
Verlin
Carol Wilson
Cedar Rapids
Bill Hershberger
Albia
Walter Scott, Jr
Lula R. Tillmont
Madge
Guy Roberts
Allerton
Mt. Pleasant
Charles Foster
Jennie Pollard
Moravia students enroll at Centerville Junior College
Eighteen Moravia students are enrolled for this term at Centerville Junior College. The list includes Jim Argo agriculture, Alan Lee Dooley general, Nancy Tomlin general, Orville McCord engineering, Lorraine Walker medicine, Jolene Van Dorin teacher education, Rosemary Phillips teacher education, Jim Smith liberal arts, Joanne Main, Bill Proctor business education, Gary Woodward teaching, Michael Gene Rhee, Jerry Roblenz engineering, Don West, Larry Vickroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Centerville Junior College
Jim Argo
Alan Lee Dooley
Nancy Tomlin
Orville McCord
Lorraine Walker
Jolene van Dorin
Rosemary Phillips
Jim Smith
Joanne Main
Bill Proctor
Gary Woodward
Michael Gene Rhee
Jerry Roblenz
Don West
Larry ‘Vickroy
Blakesburg Remains Unaccredited After Review
The State Department of Public Instruction announced that seven of eight districts lost accreditation have been placed back. Blakesburg Community District remains unaccredited as its high school did not meet standards. Loss of accreditation means reduced state aid and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Public Instruction
Thuredey
Blakesburg
Granger
Dallas County
Dinsdale
Tama County
Beef Producers Plan Feeder Calf Sale in Appaloose County
The Beef Producers Association plans its seventh annual Feeder Calf Sale in Appaloose County. Calves will be consigned mainly Monday September 30 at the Agricultural Building, with the sale set for Thursday October 24, one week later than usual. A one dollar per head consignment fee applies, refundable if sold. Nine directors from each township oversee the beef industry and committees were formed for the sale and pasture improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appaloose
Beef Producers’ Association
Unionville
Missouri
Association
Blue Front reunion at Moravia picnic date set
The Blue Front school reunion will be held at the Moravia community building on September 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Front
Moravia
Methodist Youth Plans Chicago Tour October 18 20
West Central Sub district of the Methodist Youth Fellowship plans a weekend bus trip to Chicago October 18 to 20. Director Rev Elton D Coleman of Moravia leads the group with 35 high school youths and six adult counsellors. Registration is underway with 25 already signed up. Gene Varner of Centerville presides over the sponsoring group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Central
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Appanoose
Monroe Counties
Chicago
Elton D. Coleman
Moravia
Marcy Center
Chicago Temple
Pacific Garden Mission
Moody Memorial Church
Bahan Temple
Methodist Publishing House
Garrett Theological Seminary
Jan Varner
Centervilla
Two Students To State Meeting
Appanoose County Education Association will sponsor two junior or senior high students to attend the Governor's United Nations Day observance in Des Moines on October 24. The program includes an address by Governor Hughes and a nationally known speaker. Nominations by high school faculty letter due by October 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appanoose County Education Association
Des Moines
Hughes
Appanoose County
John G. Guthrey
Mrs Dutton Honored At Pink And Blue Shower
Mrs Raymond Dutton was honored at a pink and blue shower Thursday evening September 19 at Fairview Church of the Brethren with forty eight faces present. Mrs Paul West won the evening's prizes. Refreshments were served by several hosts including Mrs Cecil Morlan and Mrs Darrell Powell. Dutton was formerly Ann Caylor, the family recently moved from Denver Colorado to the parental Wayne Caylor farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Dutton
Fairview Church
Local Social Notes From Allerton To Des Moines
Sunday visits include Mr and Mrs John Sharp and Mrs Garnet Noel with Mrs Mettie Roland and Miss Clara Irelan in Cen terville Belle Fourche and relatives visit in this area My and Mrs John Kirstein return to Drake University while Mrs Kirstein remains in Des Moines for work and study in accounting events across communities noted with family gatherings and guest dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sharp
Allerton
Centerville
Garnet Noel
Nellie Dunning
Mettie Roland
Clara Irelan
V. C. Funkhouser
Torrington
Wyoming
Earl Thadden
Nebraska
Funkhouser
Harry Woodward
Thaden
Rusell Darby
Emery Boyer
Belle Fourche
S.D
Russell Alden
Clell Blumer
Dennis Helden
Tiffin
Merle Houska
Kadena
Okinawa
Bell Plaine
Iowa
Albert Tubaugh
Richard Tubaugh
Janiece
Jaren
Victor
Belle Flaine
Jerry
Jack Tubaugh
Belle Plaine
Richard Proctor
Linda
Larry
Terry
Jurilda Jones
Upland
Calif
R. R. Pennington
John Kirstein
Jay
Des Moines
Herb Boblenz
Kirstein
California Chemical Co
Drake University
Thank you for kindnesses during hospital stay
Joan Pettibone expresses gratitude to all who sent cards and other kindnesses to her and her family during her hospital stay at Centerville, noting they were greatly appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
Lester Dooley Enlists in Navy Officer Candidate School
Roy Lester Dooley left Des Moines on Friday September 20 to attend the Navy Officer Candidate School in New Port Rhode Island for four months. He is a graduate of North East Missouri State College last spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Lester Dooley
Des Moines
New Port
Rhode Island
Navy
North East Missouri State College
Local Church Schedules Across Grace, Wesley, Moravia
Churches outline weekly worship and school times for Grace Methodist Wesley Chapel Moravia and nearby denominations. Rev Elton D Coleman leads Grace with life Illusions topics. Kenneth Daniels and Richard Tubaugh oversee activities. programs include Sunday School worship youth groups and choir rehearsals with numerous weekday meetings and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist Church
Elton D. Coleman
Fairview
Lee Benz
Wesley Chapel
Kenneth Daniels
Moravia
Richard Tubaugh
Youth Fellowship Elects Officers Sunday
The Youth's Fellowship retreat at Evangelical United Brethren Church elected new officers: David Shelquist president James Murdy vice president Donna Rae Oard secretary Galin Shelquist treasurer Mrs Carl Tisue youth director. New commission heads were Harold Mason faith Wendell Murdy witness Mrs Tisue outreach Mark VanZante citizenship Mrs Carl Hiatt fellowship. A fellowship hour and counselors prepared and served supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren
David Shelquist
James Murdy
Donna Rae Oard
Galin Shelquist
Carl ‘Tisue
Harold Mason
Wendell Murdy
Tisue
Mark VanZante
Carl Hiatt
Civil rights bills loom large in congressional session
Kyl's News Letter notes civil rights proposals as the year’s central issue. Public reaction runs high amid school integration, riots, sit ins, and the March on Washington. Iowa letters largely favor more legislation to protect minority rights, reflecting nationwide concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Washington
Iowa
ASCS Township Election Results Announced
Results of the 1963 ASCS township elections in Appanoose County reported by J A Beer show newly elected community committee chairmen vice chairs and regular members who will serve as delegates alternates to the county ASC convention in Centerville on September 28. Official terms begin October 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASCS
Appanoose
J. A. Beer
ASC
Centerville
Iowa
Belair
Chim
Raymond Powers
Chrm
Leon Kauzlarich
Clarence Anderson
Lyan Fenton
Theodore
Broshar
Caldwell
Clell Foster
V. Chrm
Pete Miller
Larry Drake
Paul Traxler
Leslie Cook
Chariton
George Brozovich
Clarence L. Hiner
Donald Whitehead
Delbert Calhoun
Harold Hawk
Douglas
Alvin Spring
Virgil Dooley
Max Brown
Cwf Meets With Mrs Maude Coltrain In Service
The Christian Women’s Fellowship of the Christian church met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Maude Coltrain who opened the service with scripture and prayer. Roll call discussed the Billy Graham Crusade. Worship was led by Mrs. Melissa Felton and Miss Clara Ireland directed the lesson on town and country churches. A playlet Caught In a Web was presented by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women’s Fellowship of the Christian Church
Maude Coltrain
Melissa Felton
Clara Ireland
Winnie DuVall
M. A. Perry
Coltrain
Birdie Main
Band Mothers Meeting Postponed and Social Visit Report
Regular Band Mothers meeting set for 1 45 p m October 2 urged attendance. Lowell VanDorin, James and Roy helped his mother Ethel VanDorin mowing yard and picking apples Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell VanDorin
James and
Roy
Ethel VanDorin
Moravia School Board Names Gaylord Main President
Gaylord Main was named president of the Moravia school board at its organization meeting, with trustees and officials witnessing the action and setting the board’s agenda for the new term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaylord Main
Moravia
Charcoal Plant Idea Emerges From Moravia Meeting
Local residents from Moravia gathered in Blakesburg to discuss a charcoal briquetting venture. A $125000 to $150000 investment was outlined with ~75 tons of wood daily needed for 5000 tons yearly. Downing brothers proposed sourcing wood from farmers across a four county area and selling charcoal at 35 dollars a ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Blakesburg
Frank
Donald Downing
Downings
Norman Hanson
Producers Group
Wapello
Northern
Davis
Appanoose
Monroe Counties
Iowa
Hanson
Monroe County
John Peterson
Downing Brothers
Frank Downing
Downing
Lloyd Scott
Centerville
W. K. Ervin
Lee Benz
MoTravia
Akorn Toft Welcomes Son Charles Joseph
Mr and Mrs Tom Toft of Akron Ohio celebrate the birth of a son Charles Joseph born September 21 weighing pounds and 84 percent ounces He is welcomed by two sisters and one brother Mrs Toft formerly Mary Taylor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Toft
Akron
Ohio
Charles Joseph
Toft
Mary, Taylor
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Rebekah
Albia Group
Arthur Vandorins
ETC
Grace Main
Ann Pettibone, W.M
Paul Miller
Monroe
George Firkins
Maxine Firkins
William B. Jones
Ray Jones
Bussey
Methodist Youth Plans
Mrs. Dutton
Joan Pettibone
Lester Dooley
Navy Officer School
PMV
Woman's Society
Church of the Nazarene
Frank Woodward
United Brethren Church
J. A. Ogden
Carl VanZante
Christ
Church Council
First Christian Church
Louis Schaffner
Youth Fellowship
Kyl
Wayne Carr
B. H. Houser
Sharon
Roy H. Strunk
Donald Eddy
Floyd Smith
Lester McCoy
Dale White
Taylor
Ivan
Harsh
Guy Argo
Wayne. McDanel
Jerry Pettibone
Alt
Ralph Spencer
Udell
Lionel A. Spring
Keith Deahl
Lorance Morlan
Richard Ogden
Glenn Matthews
Union
Keith Hoffman
L. Burdette Ward
Donald Rhee
Kenneth Coltrain
Vermillion
J. H. Foster
Kermit Strickler
John ,Broshar
John Sacco
James Benz
Walnut
John Zimmer
Joe Walker
Paul Harris
Wilbur Phillips
Billy C. Long
George Lane
Ross R. Fox
Memb
Quedar Probasco
Neal Brinegar
Henry Benz. Wells
Leland Davis
Merlin Guinn
Glenn Patterson
John P. Appler
Harold Meeker
C.ww.f
Band Mothers Meeting
Flight of the
Stork
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