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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1940

Page

4

Sunday Socials Highlight Mt Ayr Families Gathering

Udell residents Mrs Pearl Porter and daughter Betty visited Fay Porter home while Mrs Ghas Main hosted the Corwin and Homer Main families of Mt Ayr for a sixteen person gathering. Mrs Main had neuritis but improved. Mary Ellen Houser dined with Harold Spring house. evening callers included Rev and Mrs Cecil Johnson and Gertrude.

Pearl Porter Betty Fay Porter Ghas. Main Dorothy Corwin Homer Main Mt. Ayr Main Mary Ellen Houser Harold Spring Hone Cecil Johnson Gertrude

W M S Holds All Day Brethren Meeting at Carl Phillips Home

The W M S of the Brethren church conducted an all day meeting with devotional program at Carl Phillips home. Sixteen ladies attended the dinner and program while work focused on making bandages for missionaries in Africa.

W. M. S. of the Brethren Church Carl Phillips Africa Nora Hardman Udell Cedar Rapids Chas Petofish University Hospital Town City Dewey Houser Mary Houser Centerville Vernon Butcher David Paul Henderson Ottumwa Challis Hedgedock Harry Jennings Janet Lee Iconium Margaret Spring Purvis Cridlehaugh Bayard Cridlehaugh Guy Streepy Harold Spring Milt Exline

Dinner Guests Share Sunday at Local Homes

Brompton Mr. and Mrs. J T Clarkson of Des Moines were dinner guests Sunday at the C L Jones home. Mr. and Mrs Otis Stafford were dinner guests Sunday at the Milton home.

J. T. Clarkson Des Moines C. L. Jones Mrs. Otis Stafford Milton

Social visits and local notices from Moravia area

A sequence of brief social notes records Saturday and Sunday visits among residents of Moravia Ottumwa and surrounding areas. People visiting included Dweena and Deena Lee Robinson Carolyn Whisler Janella Reid and Mrs Katie Miller, Miss Bessie Wright at C K Wright Ottumwa, Richard and Barbara Burton, Mr and Mrs Ellis Robinson, J E Stafford milk sales at Albia, Othello Cary Minnie White and others at M E Boardman home, dinners at Sim Stocker Blakesburg Bus Sell Darby, and Wilma Boardman Marie Davis. Milwaukee bridge project crews near Brompton expected to finish this week, with Marie Davis visiting Wilma Boardman and Bert Fisher in Moravia.

Moravia Mary Stafford W. F E. F. Boardman Wilma Marié Davis Ottumwa Homer Newburn Milwaukee Steel Brompton Milwaukee Bridge Marie Davia Wilma Boardman Bert Fisher Russell Darby W. C. Bivin

Liberty school dinner honors teachers and birthdays

Pupils and patrons enjoyed a school dinner at Liberty School with Miss Agnes Hull on Tuesday April 16. Helen Paris celebrated her 12th birthday with a cake from her teacher. The event included contests and games as several families gathered for the occasion.

Liberty School Agnes Hull Helen Paris C. E. Paris C. C. Miller Martha Miller Lucretia Swaim Perry Cross Lewis Dommer Dolly Cross Eleanor Miller Floyd Wood Iowa City W. N. Miller Eleanor Mra T. E. Campbell Carl Coffin Norman Hanes Earl Sarah Hanes Udell Wilbur Miller Tom Hiatt Ivan Gene Gibbs Elmer Gordon Elsie Drakesville James Wood M. R. Shanks Rippey Iowa Miller

Pleasant Grove Social Roundup Mixed with Visits

Pleasant Grove residents share updates on family visits from Buffalo and Bloomfield, notes on gatherings with Lois Mason and Ruth Wilson, birthday dinners, and a funeral connection. Local work includes painting Bert Rinehart’s farm, and community events feature clubs, spring work, and a missionary convention attendance in Fairfield.

Churches Honor retiring minister at Centerville service

A large delegation from Baptist and Methodist churches attended a Centerville Presbyterian church service Sunday honoring Dr. Mott R. Sawyers who is retiring from active ministry. Rev Wilson led the event as president of the Appanoose county ministerial association. Various local families shared Sunday meals and visits in Centerville and nearby towns during the weekend.

Presbyterian Church Centerville Mott R. Sawyers Wilson Appanoose County John Underwood J Pearl Stam Sam and Elmo Sam Strickland Bloomfield John Reno Ottumwa Jas A. Wilson W. S. Alexander A. L. Dukes

Local greetings and visits noted in nearby towns

Franklin Evelyn Dicks spent Tuesday afternoon at the Earl Swift home. Basil Harteen visited Fred Argo’s home Friday evening. Families including the Cates and Dixies were in Des Moines Saturday. Multiple gatherings occur across Udell Albia Ottumwa Leighton and nearby farms with relatives and friends visiting and socializing.

Evelyn Dicks Earl Swift Basil Harteen Fred Argo Coy Swift L. M. Cater Bill Dixie Lee Cater Des Moines John Shehan Harold Callen Myra John Moffatt Mary Daisy Roy Doyle Stansberry Emma Miller Will Moffatt Udell Leighton George Shehan Thelma Swift Ottumwa Roy Sheldon Donlald Darlene Esther Murphy Irene Shehan John Ellen Shehan Wes Scott Albia Lloyd Callen Eveiie and David Albia Friay

Enon birthdays and family gatherings fill weekend social calendar

Various Enon residents hosted and attended birthday dinners and visits across multiple homes including Max Lockman’s 16th birthday at the J C Lockman home and Walter Harper’s celebratory dinner. Visitation spanned Oskaloosa Chariton Des Moines Burlington Unionville Ottumwa and neighboring families as members shared meals and greetings. The notice ends with condolences for cousin Gus Pabst.

J. C. Lockman Max Warren Whisler CCC Oskaloosa Curtis Tomlin Walter Harper Kenneth Free Dale Haver Free Emily Burlington Doris Wayne Ammons Hilbert Roberts Rita Des Moines Guy Roberts Howard Whisler Essie Unionville Loren Stark Lacey Marvixon Ellis Robinson Ottumwa Lowell VanDorin J. T. VanDorin Fred VanDorin Vera I. S. Faber Mary Jo Gus Pabst

Program King Theatre Albia Iowa Listings

The King Theatre in Albia Iowa schedules April 24 25 Carole Lombard and Brian Aherne in Vigil in the Night plus March of Time. April 26 27 features Charles Starrett Ivis Meredith Outposts of the Mounties and Joe Penner Linda Hayes in Millionaire Playboy. April 28 29 presents Fred Astaire Eleanor Powell in Broadway Gondola. April 30 Richard Dix Lucille Ball Chester Morris in Marines Fly High.

Carole Lombard Brian Aherne Charles Starret Ivis Meredith Joe Penner Linda Hayes Fred Astaire Eleanor Powell Richard Dix Lucille Ball Chester Morris

Thanks for Everything from the Juniors and More

Rewsbasket to THE JUNIORS thanks their classmates for a memorable garden banquet in Japanese setting with music and souvenirs. Seniors recall a few social mishaps, wish the Juniors luck and note upcoming games and a county tournament schedule.

M. H. S. Newsbasket Emily Free

Freshmen girls study child care and plan May banquet

Freshman Homemaking group hosted young children between two and four, exploring cooking utensils and board writing. The pre primary group helped bake cookies, served milk and orange, and the club plans a May fourth banquet. Baseball trek to Rathbun, Drake University trip details and local band transport for the County Music Festival are noted along with ongoing school activities and new classroom additions.

Moulton A. C. Main Tracy H. K. Smith John Dille Chas. Johnson Robert Luse Brown Young Lester Brain Grover Easter Gus Tisue Gody Luse Orelup Girls Glee Club Harris Iowa Delon

Local families visit homes around Salem area Sunday

Salem residents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Martin and family spent Sunday at the Horton Potts home. Dale Perry Elbert Perry and Carl Dicks joined Leonard and Raymond Perry at their home. Harry Jennings and daughter stayed at the Robert Jennings home last week. Fred Tarr visited Centerville Friday. Dell Hellyer and family spent Sunday at the Freeman Jolly home. Will Haver also spent time visiting relatives.

Joe Martin Horton Potts Dale Perry Elbert Perry Carl Dicks Leonard Raymond Perry Harry Jennings Robert Jennings Fred Tarr Centerville Dell Hellyer

Sunday Notices From Russell Brown's Area

Sunday at Russell Brown's and callers at Will Stewart and Dell Hellyer homes. Mrs Stewart is very poorly. Birthday celebration for Gene Gladfelder. Ottumwa callers by Bert Nash. Carol Beatty spent Tuesday night with Jean Long. Mrs Edward McCord and children visited Nellie Thompson family this week.

Russell Brown Bert Nash Will Stewart

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