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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1941
Page
4
Local residents record a busy spell with visits to Centerville and Teonium. Families including the Beaty, Argo, Firkins, and Dicks clans share illnesses recoveries and hospital trips at St Josephs in Centerville and Oskaloosa.
Community notes recount visits among the Boyer, Burns, Foster, Moffitt, Easter, and McDanel families in Cen terville and surrounding areas. Residents attend church events, celebrate a 26th wedding anniversary, and host relatives from Os kalooga and Moline while reporting spring rains and resumed farming tasks.
Forest Mericle attended a Moravia school board meeting. Mr and Mrs John Packard of Kenosha Wisconsin arrived Sunday for a visit.
A brief item notes Atkins herb tea as a remedy for acid indigestion sour stomach mild biliousness and occasional constipation. The compact notice suggests a natural tea as a digestive aid.
Centerville residents visited the Riley Callen home with C. C. S. Callen and family hosting. Clyde Beaty and Mystic kin called on Vinnie Mericle and Neva, with others stopping by the Callen house. Easter vacation plans center on Francis Miller of Iowa City arriving Wednesday evening to spend time with Theo Miller’s family.
Mr and Mrs Ben Jones and Lyle I were Albin callers Saturday. Bill Long and Jamiy moved to their house on the Elsie Long farm. Mrs Homer Hamilton attended the infant daughter funeral of Mr and Mrs Floyd Cowman of Monroe. Eva De Haas, grandmother to Mr and Mrs Frank Hamilton, attended. Mrs Ben Williams was injured by a cow horn but sight remains undamaged and she is under doctor care in Centerville.
LeRoy Wilson recovers from a measles illness after a week long tussle. Jep Lockman says his family is fine after mumps. Mrs. Alva Pollard and sons Ed Hob and James of Des Moines visited the G. K. Darby and Amy Clough home for the weekend. Winnie McIntire and wife were visitors at the Mrs. Clough home.
Notice to heirs that the administrator of the Sarah Elizabeth Dean estate has filed a final report and requests discharge. The hearing is in Appanoose County District Court in Centerville at 10:00 AM on April 28, 1941, to determine approval and discharge from further duties.
Sunday visits fill the week with relatives and neighbors from Ot tumwa to North Bend. C D Cubit heads to Rolla for a spell, while many Chas DeLong Stafford and Boardman kin share meals and stories. Farm chores slow from wet fields as pigs, cows, and corn require care amid hospital news and new babies.
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