Attractive Opportunity in Minnesota Ad Seeks Helpers
An old classified style notice invites adults 21 and over to operate machines dispensing Popular Pro ducts with 7 to 15 hours weekly earning up to 250 dollars monthly. Requires 550 capital a car and references. Local interview with phone and details. P O Box 5529 Lake Street Station Minneapolis Minnesota. Also mentions truckers getting receipt books at Moravia Union office with triplicate sets.
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P. O
Lake St. Station
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Moravia
Moravia Band to Go to Pancake Parade
The Moravia high school band will join Centerville's annual pancake day parade today. Centerville activities begin at 10:00 with free cakes and coffee, followed by stage entertainment in the afternoon and evening including a beauty contest featuring Sue Kaster, sponsored by Sunshine Coal Co.
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Moravia
Centerville
Sue Kaster
C. C. Kaster
Sunshine Coal Co
Local News Roundup of Moravia Area Visits and Travels
Moravia area residents share weekend visits and travel plans including Carl and Rob ert Cloyed accompanying families to Washington D C and Arlington Va to see relatives in Des Moines and Centerville. Other notes mention friends and neighbors visiting, moving, or preparing for trips in and around Moravia and nearby towns.
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Carl Cloyed
Wilbur Cloyed
Des Moines
Robert Hutchings
Washington, D. C
Willard
Arlington
Wool Incentive Price Set for 1956 Marketing Year
The short wool incentive price for 1956 will be 62 cents per pound grease basis, matching the current year. The 1956 wool marketing year begins April 1, 1956, and the incentive equals about 106 percent of the August 15, 1955 parity price. Payments continue as a percentage of cash returns, with pulled wool payments based on marketings of live lambs and sheep, with amounts determined after overall wool prices are known.
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Doyle N. Anderson
Appa
Noose County
ASC
Department of Agriculture
Local social notes from Mavesburgh area
Wednesday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs James L Murphy of Pontiac Michigan Mrs George Hammond of Ottumwa with Mrs Emmett Derby and Monte. W S C S ladies attended Thursday at the Teonium Methodist church. Weaver Gettings Ottumwa uncle of Mrs W G OHara died. Narron family from Norfolk VA visiting Lackenders two weeks. Sheldon family and Langos hosted and birthday supper for Larry Derby. Several neighbors visited Derby home and attended Dorothy Milton in Albia viewing colored slides. Creed Gard Ottumwa stayed with Clayton Sheldon. Addie Sheldon visited in the evening.
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James L. Murphy
Pontiac
Michigan
George Hammond
Ottumwa
Emmett Derby
Monte
W.S.C S
Teonium
W. G. O'Hara
Weaver Gettings
Robert Narron
Norfolk
Virginia
Jess Lackender
Clayton Sheldon
Fred Lango
Larry Derby
Gary Perry
Glen Turner
Hattie
Roy Sheldon
Donald
Robert
Ronald
Emmett Derbys
John Atchison
Kenewick
Washington
John Milton
Albia
Roy
Hattie Miller
Milton
Dorothy Milton
Washington State
Creed Gard
Addie Sheldon
Woman's Society of Christian Service marks 15th anniversary
The Grace Methodist church Women’s Society of Christian Service celebrated its 15th anniversary with a Thursday afternoon meeting in the church parlors. Rev. John Grenfell opened with prayer as members shared minutes, a pledge, and a roll call. Gifts were given at the Christmas party and plans were made for World Community Day.
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Woman’s Society of Christ
Ian Service
Grace Methodist Church
John Grenfell J
Ralph McDonough
Fred Buckmaster
George Firkins
D. E. Bishop
John Grentell
McDonough
Rowena McFatridge
Dora Hartinger
Riverside
Des Moines
Hartinger
Mary Burns
Society
Bishop
Raymond Ashby
Wm. Gardner
T. R. Gardner
Frank Wilson
Garnet McDonough
Taylor Aid Meets with Mrs Bert Meadows
The Taylor Aid held an all day meeting at Mrs. Bert Meadows home on September 14. Those attending for the noon meal included Mr. and Mrs. Lute Hiatt, Mr. and Mrs. Theo Miler, Mr. and Mrs. Don Pettibone, Mr. and Mrs. John Peterson, Mrs. Jerry Pett, Mrs. Jay and Alan, Bill Long and Marie, and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Meadows.
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Taylor Aid
Bert Meadows
Lute Hiatt
Theo Miler
Don Pettibone
John Peterson
Jerry Pett
Jay 2
Alan
Bill Long
Marie
Bert. Mea
Community club sets lessons and officers for year
The meeting opened by Mrs. Theo Miller outlined this year’s lessons: Personality and Character Development in Children on Oct 26 with Mia Buena Mockmire from Iowa State College. Farm and Home Grounds Planning signup on Oct 27-28 by Margherita Tarr. Children’s Clothing on Nov 17 by Shirley Jean Smith. Milk and Milk Products on Nov 29 by Miss Sampson. Yeast Breads on Dec 13 by Adelena Sampson. Grooming on Jan 18 by Adelena. February Reupholstering. March Basket Weaving. Officers elected: township chair Mrs. Theo Miller, vice chair Mrs. Dan Mihalovich, secretary treasurer Mrs. Loyd Carter, international relations Mrs. Bert Meadows. New names drawn, dues collected, Pennies for Friendship due dates set. A quilt was worked on and birthday and anniversary gifts given. Next meeting Oct 12 at Virginia McDanel home.
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Margherita Tarr
Shirley Jean Smith
Miss Sampson
Adelena Sampson
Adelena
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Dupont Quilon
Basil Tadigek
Charles Jameson
Dan Mihalovich
Ivan Harsh
W. C. Anderson
Willard Brain
Unionville
Iowa
Dewey Kincade
Nellie Willams
J. J. Allem
Fannie Caller
C. C. Coulson Ensurance Heal Estate Agent
Charley Main
Kansas City
Harvey Main
Walter Clark
Harley Tisue
Roy Argo
James Nash
Carl Tisue
Dean Helmick
Rex Overturf
Elma
Clara Martin
Drakesville
Max Ware
Jean
Bloomfield
Ernest Helmick
Helmick
Bob Prose
Blakesburg
Bill Harris
Lawton
Okla
Ola Laws
Norman Polson
Cairo, Mo
W. C. Schultz
Jennie Pollard
Schultz
Armed Forces
Dean Wintermut
Albert Veach
Tulsa
Oklo
Stocker & Feeder Sale
Belle Plaine Sale
Ray Tubaugh
Andy Andrews
Belle Plaine
Belle Flaine
Mavesburgh Derby
W. S.C
Taylor
Hormel
Insubanos Agency
Heinz
Kerr
Nadine & George
Reach Drug Store
Rexall
Pittalurgh
Furniturs
The
New York State of Agriculture
Cotinga
Turner Id
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