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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1944

Page

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Divorce Notice in Appanoose County Iowa 1944

In the District Court of Appanoose County Iowa April term M J Bartle plaintiff vs Bertha M Bartle defendant. You are notified that a divorce petition on cruelty and desertion is on file at Center ville court. You must appear by May 31 1944 or a default judgment will be entered. Dated April 14 1944 R BR Ramesell Ottumwa Iowa.

District Court of Appanoose County Laws M. J. Bartle Bertha M. Bartle District Court Centerville Iowa R. BR. Ramesell Ottumwa Sam

Brompton Visitors and Family Gatherings Highlight Local Notices

Brompton hosted visitors Mrs M E Boardman Mr and Mrs Russell Darby and son with Earl Boardman while Janella Maxine Billings stayed weekend with grandparents Mr and Mrs M E Boardman. E O Carmeny stopped by Albion for a business call. Max McCoy and son Carg joined Boardman kin Sunday evening. Robinson family visited Ottumwa relatives. A E F Boardman spent Sunday with the Darby home.

M. E. Boardman Russell Darby Earl Boardman Max McCoy Janella Maxine Billings E. O. Carmeny Albion M. EF

Two O'Clock club hosts and surrounding notices

Unionville highlights from a social week include Miss Essie Whisler hosting the Two O Clock club with five members and two guests, a shower for Mrs. Herman, and visits by Mrs. Harrington, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Smith, the Selix family, the Bailey and Montgomery households, and Utopian club activities. Ensign Maurice Wilson and sister visited, Mrs. Brooke and Miss Whisler spent the weekend in Ottumwa, and Mrs. Hopkins and sons departed for Denver en route to New York for a visit with relatives.

Essie Whisler Ira Robb Two O'Clock Club Robert Herman Frank Gates Paul Harrington Centerville A. 5 Dukes Warren Smith Bunch Tom Selix Alva Bailey Doris Laura Bailey P. |Ore George Brooke Basie Whisler Ottumwa

Unimportant Cogitations by Inez Faber

A reflective diary piece notes Friday rain dampens plans for expanding poultry, harvesting lettuce, and garden work. The author jokes about weather, hog houses, and heroism, then humorously imagines an ad seeking six sunny days. Local tone blends domestic tasks with light humor.

Weekend notes from Centerville and area social roundups

Saturday afternoon sketches a warm quiet day with farming life and visitors. Centerville neighbors gather for meals and calls as Mr and Mrs Raymond Williams host and a cloudburst is forecast. locals share dinners and weekend visits across Albia, VanZante, Hamilton, Moore, Jones, and Williams households.

Local residents share visits and illnesses this week

Mr and Mrs Ben Knight took Maybell to Centerville for her last whooping cough shot. Mr and Mrs Glen Wood plus children visited Unionville. Dave Caylor and Sarah Underwood visited Floyd Wood. The Dowds and Dwane Wood called on Arthur Andrews. Lea Tadlock relapsed and was hospitalized in Cannerville. Mrs Julia Cross is very ill. Lee Tadlock home had several callers Saturday.

O. E. Peters Moravia Ben Knight Maybell Centerville Glen Wood Unionville Dave Caylor Sarah Underwood Floyd Wood Bill Wilson Donald Delmar Dowd Richard Tubaugh Dwane Wood Arthur Andrews Lea Tadlock Canntervilla Ted Campbell Will’ Miller Floyd Woods James Wood J. C. Cross Julia Cross Lee Tadlock

Tile work on creek bottom halted by water diversion needs

The article describes tile laying progress being hindered by a rising creek and the need to build dams to divert water. It also mentions a son away at service and farm women facing spring cleaning amid feed shortages and a glut of unsold poultry chicks.

Local residents visit and medical visits noted

Miller By Venerah Andrews Freeman Johnson and R J Lott of near Albia were business callers at the Wilbur Miller home Thursday. Mr and Mrs Lee Tadlock and Kenny and Lorene Tubaugh were in Centerville Friday. Lee was consulting a doctor. Mrs Mary Coffin spent Saturday night and Sunday at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Will Miller. Mrs Charles Andrews and Venetah called on Mrs Russell Alden and children in Centerville Saturday afternoon. Dwane Wood was in Centerville Friday consulting a doctor. Claude Paris and Arlene Peggy and Walter spent Saturday evening at the Linden Party home in Ottumwa. They were seen

Venerah Andrews Freeman Johnson R. J. Lott Near Albia Wilbur Miller Thursay Lee Tadlock Kenny Lorene Tubaugh Centerville Lee Waas Mary Coffin Will Miller Charles Andrews Venetah Russell Alden Dwane Wood Claude Paris Arlene Peggy Walter Linden Party Ottumwa Imogene Tadlock Grant Tadlock Dean Andrews Gabe Johnson Bernice Bernice Johnson Albis Wilbert Johnson Sharon Harry Stocker Sam Locke Darlene Gladfelder Wesley Hustad Paul Bergren Hustad Bailey Clyle Gladfelder Darlene St. Joseph’s Hospital Agnes’ Stansberry Carl Tomlin Dick Hutton Des Moines John Hutton Sylvia Main Clair Callen Moravia Trenton Gladfelder Versil Easter Patty Jack Frank Gladfelder Lee Johnson Lloyd McDanes Robert Foster Maxine Rose Mary Quick J. P. Foster William Whicker Cody Luse Ronald Woodward Karen’ Jean Fairfield W. H. George Doyle Hampton

Community News From Hiattsville Social Round

Mrs. Lloyd Rose hosts Hiattsville residents with visits from Bert Meadows Virgil Dooley and son Pearl Hiatt and George Scott families. Argo returns to Camp Maxey. Centerville guests include Louise Sandstrom Madge Woods and Howard Andre. W. S. C. S. plans Thursday meeting with Frances and Lulu Burton, weather permitting.

Lloyd Rose Bert Meadows Virgil Dooley Pearl Hiatt J. T. Hiatt Mary Meadows Don Pettibone

Community Social Notes from Maple Grove and Surrounding Areas

Imogene Tadlock and L Hoover lead a Maple Grove 4 H meet at Basil and Larry Tadlock home. Various locals including Dean Andrews Gabe and Bernice Johnson and the Tadlocks recount weekend visits and visits to Centerville hospital. The piece records family and neighborly gatherings with short mentions of April dates and weekend activities.

Enon Social Notes and Family Updates

Enon residents report visits and correspondence including Flora Jones and Donna Wailes spending a night with relatives. Sylvan VanDorin, US Coast Guard, thanks for birthday remembrances on March 30. Carolyn and Richard Hawk have measles. Mrs. May Winkleman dies in Otumwa. Gerald Roberts visits Centerville. L. B. VanDorin family weekend visit.

Mra J.T. VanDorin Flora Jones Donna Wailes Sylvan VanDorin United States Coast Guard Tampa E. G. Hawk Harold Hawk Jeanne Kay Carolyn Richard Hawk James Williams Kenneth Frea Carolyn Whisler Harry Felton May Winkleman Otumwa Gerald Roberts Merle Henderson Centerville L. B. VanDorin Leo

Weekend Social Notes From Center Ville

Wayne Robinson and DeWayne shared a Sunday dinner while Mearl Walter and family shopped in Center ville Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Roberts spent Sunday with Walter Gideon. Mrs Burl Stanley reports Burl suffering lenrisy and expected release from Salt Lake City hospital Monday April 24. They appreciated cards and letters. My and Mrs. Howard Whisler were shopping and visiting. Mearl Walter had dinner at Loren Walter's home Monday.

Wayne Robinson DeWayne Mearl Walter Centerville Myr Guy Roberts Walter Gideon Burl Stanley Burl Salt Lake ‘City Utah Howard Whisler Ottumw M jLoren Walter

Main Station Attendance at Sunday School Increases

Attendance at Sunday school reached 49 with families visiting the Rev Wesley Hustad and Rev Mrs Paul Bergren. Several local residents were noted visiting hospitals, homes, and relatives across Centerville Ottumwa Moravia Fairfield and Fairfield area during a rainy weekend.

Kinser Valley notes and farm updates

Mrs Zell Wilson visited Mrs Selack and Mrs Ervin Long on Wednesday. Will Ervin and granddaughter Mrs Russell Darby joined Sunday visitors from Mo Tavia. Russell Darby moved cattle in our pasture Wednesday. Corp Donald W Darby returned to Ft Jackson Friday. Clover seed survived winter. alfalfa poor. Corn likely on that patch. Oats about half sown. April sowing should still yield a good crop. Rain abundant. creeks running full but calm. Read the want ads.

George R. Darby Zell Wilson Selack Ervin Will Ervin Mo‘Tavia Russell I Darby Russell Darby Corp Donald W. Darby Ft. Jackson D. C

Local residents share visits and meals across households

Coulson by Mrs Ernest Hiatt reports Marybeth and Jimmy spent Wednesday evening at H L Hilton. Mr and Mrs R E Luse and Betty, plus J W McDanel, were supper guests at Ernest Hiatt home Thursday. Karlita Mickels spent the weekend with family. Doyle Merida is on furlough visiting his parents. Mr and Mrs R Luse and Betty were Sunday dinner guests with Mr and Mrs Bert Luse, while Mr and Mrs Theo Miller visited the Lemaster family.

Ernest Hiatt George Turner Marybeth Jimmy H. L. Hilton R. EB Luse Betty J. W. McDanel Karlita Mickels Doyle Merida Forest Mericle Bert Luse Theo Miller Lemaster

Also Mentioned on This Page

Farmer Brow Moravia Union Seat, Oo Gongtass March S Wayne Pitman Davis Grace L. Bedinger Ie Pe John O 'King Caldwell Township G. D Mike Lotridge Ellair R. C. Will Taylor Township Harry Stickler Dewey E. Goode Bloomfield County Recorder Dukes Centerville L. A. Osborn G. “Mage” Luse Charles L. Johnston John L. Dillon Jack Bailey J. R. Barkley Moulton Riees Gardner Hatchery Brompton By Anne Coulter Martens Moravia Gymnasium Moravia High Inez Faber Cornfield John VanZante Raymond Williams Homer Hamilton Elbert Moore Hisrother Jim Moore Ben Williams Carl VanZante Ronald Lee Mark Ben Jones Cirele Louisa Jones Miller Don Woods Eddie Quillan Tokyo John Garfield Cary Grant Thurs Olivia DeHavilland Bani Tufts Jerome Cowan Neette Ah Ae Hiattsville Maple Grove Enon Gamble Glen M. Garrett Kinser Valley Coulson L. H. Robinson Graham Property Southend WTI Ambulance Service Lait Nesti P. D. Schreiner Cargill TNE Gardner & Son
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