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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1937
Page
2
A local notice lists subscription rates with one year set at $1.60 and six months at 75 cents. The three month rate is shown as AD, indicating an incomplete or placeholder entry.
Unionville voters chose L. E. Ransom as superintendent Paul Davis as principal and re elected others for 1937 38 with the exception of Junior High where George Brooke was elected Ruth Allender and Mary Keegan were named for Intermediate and Primary. Mrs C W Kocher declined the Junior High post due to duties as a pastor's wife. Local social updates include visits from Fern Beer and several families visiting in Centerville Ottumwa and Cleveland.
Douglas township residents host a string of visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Walt Blue and Mrs. Eva Turney with Louise and Walt Guffey. Nearby calls come from Vernon and Delmar Fenton and others. Attendees at Moravia and Centerville events are listed along with church and school remarks, a delayed teacher election note, and community visits spanning Friday to Sunday.
Kinser Valley Geo Darby hosted a Tuesday gathering at the Ivan Hoadley and Jon Robison homes. Beth Tuttle Nadine Parcel and a teacher visited, Charley Johnson briefed residents, and 4on Wilson visited Hilton and Moravia. Dorothea Darby Evelyn Carter with Maxine Duvall spent Saturday in Des Moines returning Sunday. Munroe township teachers’ reading circle met at Foster schoolhouse with good attendance.
Franklin Jack Firking spent Monday night at the Argo brothers home Clayton Sheldon visited the Fred Argo home Tuesday morning Mrs Clell Sheldon and daughter Frances spent Tuesday at the Fred Argo home Marvin Callen and Virginian Ammons spent Wednesday at the Coy Swift home Vinton Lundy called at the Roscoe Argo home Tuesday evening Derby called at the Earl Swift home Wednesday afternoon Mr and Mrs Vern Turner were at the Roscoe Argo home Thursday morning Mrs John Moffatt spent Wednesday night at the Earl Swift home Mr and Mrs Art Stevens and son of Ottumwa spent Saturday night and Sunday at the Coy Swift home The Willing Workers club met with Mrs Maude Turner last Wednesday They embroidered tea towels and quilted Next meeting will be with Mrs Truss Turner Wednesday April 21 Mr and Mrs Earl Swift and children were Iconium callers Tuesday evening Mr and Mrs Roscoe Argo called at the Vinton Lundy home Friday evening Herman Sytsma of Albia delivered oats in the vicinity Tuesday Mr and Mrs Rex Haver and children Edward and Phyllis spent Sunday at Bert Rinehart
Pleasant Grove notes report several social visits and events last week. Families such as Wilson, McCloud, Woodward, and Long shared meals and gatherings including a cooperative dinner for Mr Long’s birthday and a rock game won by Ellen Paxston and Vernice Long. School closes Wednesday with a basket lunch.
Community members shared weekend visits and happenings at local homes. Names mention family gatherings, illnesses, and social calls among residents including the Cullen and J R Cullen households, Wells, Stevens, Miller, and Jolly.
The Albia Iowa program lists showings across April with star pairings and titles. April 14 15 Barbara Stanwyck Joel McCrea in Banjo on My Knee and Winterset. April 16 17 Victor McLaglen Preston Foster in Sea Devils and Guy Kibbee Alice Brady in Mama Steps Out. April 18 19 Fred MacMurray Carole Lombard Chas Butterworth Dorothy Lamour in Swing High Swing Low. April 20 Rochelle Hudson Michael Whalen in Woman Wise. April 21 22 Fred Flynn Anita Louise Margaret Lindsay in Green Light.
Miss Mintia and Ardis Callen attended a 4-H program committee meeting. Bertha and Mable Coulson helped with quilting at the Callen home. Ladies Aid to meet at the church. Ernest Hiatt visited the Cline home. Illness of Miss Lulu Burton reported at Kirksville hospital. Maple Grove school last day attended by Ardis and Dale Callen. Lynn Hilton and James visited Shirley Townsend. Free Jolly and family visited Hilton home. James spent time with Reeves family near Walnut City.
The report lists local residents visiting friends and relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Tom McCrory Mrs. Howard Besco Mrs. Otha Taylor Velda Hiatt Eva Brown and Zelda Brown at Homer Brown's Albia Moravia Moravia and Des Moines stops. Arthur Brown from Des Moines and Edward Points John Kenton Ruth Dorothy and John R. attended gatherings at various homes.
Donavon residents hosted and visited relatives and friends throughout the week. Notable gatherings included Frank Turner of Wisconsin visiting his parents, and Bridge club events at the Cloyd Pester home in Moravia. Several families, including the Turners, Pettibones, Harshes, Livingoods, and Roses, were seen at various homes and Centerville and Otumwa outings.
Miss Lulu Burton was taken to Kirksville Mo hospital Wednesday for treatment and shows some improvement. Local notes mention Mrs Frank Hiatt at the B. E. Turner and Ivan Harsh homes Thursday afternoon and several Centerville visitors and workers over the past week.
Salem families and friends spent Sunday visiting relatives across town. The group included Frank and Gladfelder, Easter, Long, Tarr, Firkins, Jennings, Whitehead, Hellyer, Woodward, and others, gathering at several homes and attending the Moravia FFA banquet. An Easter program at the M E Church was also attended by many locals.
Spent Sunday at the Dell Hellyer Floriene Perry spent part of last week at the Neal Nash home. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Perkins and children were callers at the Dell Hellyer home Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Hellyer, Hazel and Clark spent Monday evening at the Gus Tisue home.
Enon residents report Bible School attendance and Helping Hand club meeting with Mrs. Geo Reid. Local families share weekend visits including Hilbert Roberts of Des Moines and Ruth Faber and A C Faber kin.
Biddle and Mrs Loren Hiner of Cedar Rapids spent Saturday night with Chris Bogart. Clarence Owings and family of Tracy visited Mrs Mary Putman. Kenneth Gladfelder and Carl Tomlin visited Johnny Foster's on Sunday. Ernest Hiatt's were Sunday at the U S Hiatt home. Willard Cloyed stayed with Fern Wright Saturday night. Bogart's wife hosted at the Bogart home near Drakesville Sunday. Roy Brinkley visited Van Long Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Peart Hiner spent Sunday at Albia with Henry Cunnutt and family. Ted Miller Lula Miller were guests at Dick Miller's north of Albia. Rollie Foster of Albia spent the weekend with his parents. Mrs F W Wright spent Monday in Centerville. Saturday evening visitors at Johnny Foster's included Robert Foster and family. Mrs F W Wright visited Mr and Mrs B E Turner Sunday morning.
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