Local social notes from Hiattville and surrounding area
Mrs Cy Jones spent the weekend with her daughter Mrs Bayard Neff and family. Miss Josephine Scott stayed with Miss Margaret and Rubye Hiatt. Evelyn Hiatt chosen as teacher for Denny school. Mr and Mrs Theo Miller and son visited J F Chambers home. Zelma Hedgecock visited near Udell. B F Tucker visited Moravia. Sylvia and Elsie Callen visited their uncle Levi Coulson and fathers. Ernest Johnson and Charlene of Blakesburg visited J M Tucker home. Ruth and Henniece Scott visited home folks. J M Tucker spent Monday at Geo Clancy’s. Clancy fare remains poor. Gerald Powell visited Roy Scott. Orpha McDanes stayed with home folks. Dell Hell yer and family wrongly omitted from last birthday dinner list. Ruth Scott staying at C C Phillips home near Centerville to care for the sick. Mrs Phillips poorly. Mrs Tameey Gladfelder near 80 and low. Madge Hough nursing Mrs Gladfelder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy Jones
Bayard Neff
Josephine Scott
Margaret
Rubye Hiatt
Evelyn Hiatt
Denny School
Theo Miller
J. F. Chambers
Zelma Hedgecock
Udell
B. F. Tucker
Lerentine Tucker
Moravia
Sylvia
Elsie Callen
Levi Coulson
Ernest Johnson
Charlene
Blakesburg
J. M. Tucker
Ruth
Henniece Scott
Geo. Clancy
Clancy
Gerald Powell
Roy Scott
Orpha McDanes
Johnson and Hellyer
Mra
Dell Hellyer
Ruth Scott
C. C. Phillips
Centerville
Phillips
Tameey Gladfelder
Madge Hough
Moravian
Gladfelder
Moravia to Enter County Music Festival Show
Moravia will participate in the Centerville county music festival on Friday April 29 with glee clubs and the all county chorus. The Moravia program includes a piano solo by Elizabeth Sneed and a number by the girls sextette. Residents asked to help with transport to Centerville and to offer car rides to Mr Ivelan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
Moravia
Elizabeth Sneed
Ivelan
N.L.F
If I Were President 8th Grade Civics Essay
A boy imagines his future as president with bold promises. He would cut his salary, donate the rest to the poor, allow children over 12 to vote, end schools, free the Philippine Islands, repeal the 18th Amendment, avoid expensive banquets, and create jobs in Moravia while focusing on sports and public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine Islands
Moravia
White House
Senior Party a Success for N.S.F. Class
Russell Johnson, a senior, was taken to Rochester for treatment and is improving. The senior class sent a thank you letter and address for letters. A tennis tournament was delayed by damp weather. Leaders for last week's prayer meeting were Wenrell Roberta and Nadine Donovan. Mrs. Simmera attended a Foreign Missionary convention in Ottumwa as district counselor for Standard Bearers. The senior party Friday night at Ethel McCrary’s home featured lawn games, refreshments, radio music, and late-night games. Mr. Harlan attended as a guest. The grade news noted a program by third and fourth graders with first graders as guests and Evelyn Carter visiting Monday due to bad roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russel Johnson
Rochester
Minn
Russel
Wenrell Roberta
Nadine Donovan
Ethel McCrary
Miss McCrary
Kansas City
Harlan
Barghahn
W.elb
Evelyn Carter
Unionville
Castles
Albia
Mrnday
Moravia
Francis Oehler
Town City
F. A. Reich
J. E. Sharp
Centerville
A. G. Mason
Darlene Sarchette
Helen McCloud
Albis
A. Fisher
Grant City
J. L. Black
Kathareen
Russell Main
John
Carl Long
Carolyn Luke
Evelyn
Shepherd
Swaim’s
Thomas Trim
Udell
W. F. Horner
W. L. Hicka
Hawkins
Wineld
Jim McCuen
Carl Buckmaster
Chicago
20Th Century Club
H, Eb, Watts
Charles Crites
Fairfield
Jas
Mary Dille
Nebraska
Henry Kaldenberg
Marion
Des Moines
H. Garretton
Otterbein Guild of the
United Brethren Church
Marie Callen
Howard Evans
Hustonville
Kentucky
Lylah Simmers
Ottama
Simmers
Marian
Mya
Frank C. Fisher
Ridge Valley Farm
Indiana
Mra. Fisher
Miga Gertrude
Mayo Clinic
Bright
M. A. Johnson
Jake Day
Russell
Scattersburg School Closes After Busy Year
About sixty five patrons and friends gathered at the Scatterburg school house on April 16 to share a bountiful dinner and enjoy a program prepared by teacher Myrtia Proctor and her pupils. During the year twenty four pupils were enrolled from four years up, with Clifford Stocker an 8th grade graduate present. The pupils said farewell as the teacher leaves the school with best wishes from many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scatterburg School
Myrtia Proctor
Clifford Stocker
Unionville Community Banquet and Church Events Overview
Unionville notes confirm a Junior-Senior banquet and Baccalaureate services at the Baptist church, May 13 sermons by Rev. C. Rowe of the M. E. church, and May 138 commencements at the M. E. church with Rev. Rowe speaking. Also covered are obituaries, sickness lists, revival plans, travels to Centerville and beyond, and a Ladies Aid quilt and rug show at the Legion Hall with 65 quilts and 16 rugs on display and related committee details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
BR. C. Rowe
M. E. Church
C. R. Rowe
Chillicothe
Town
Bertha Fowler
Centerville
J. M. Rice
Adda Harrison
B. ©. Bowers
Paul Harrington
P. E. More
I. L. Dukes
Frank Harrison
Quincy
Ill
Hawkins
Moravia
Lanning
Wilder
Moulton
Chadder
Blakensburg
Russel. Lefix
N. L. Harrington
Ottumwa
James Thorn
Los Angeles
Calif
Ruth Stanley
New York City
England
M. E. Ladies Aid
the Legion Hall
B. CL Bowers
Emily Putt
Gladys Underwood
May Caylor
Stella Lyon
Frank Whisler
Pearl Alden
Local Socials and Visits Reported in Area Homes
Rosa Knight Miller and Bennie called on R C Hart Monday afternoon. Aly and Mrs Emery Hiatt joined Hal Carter's Adel home for Sunday dinner. Lyle Hopkins and daughter Fegay visited Kay Sharp's home. Lafe Paris and Linden visited Ray Coltrain and Mrs R C Hurt called on Floyd Wood. Will Simon and children spent Monday with Mrs Todd Garner in Unionville. Miss Tvez Miller spent the weekend with home folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Knight
Bennie
Tha Fre
R. C. Hart
Aly
Emery Hiatt
Hal Carter
Adel
Lyle Hopkins
Fegay
Kay Sharp
Lafe Paris
Linden
Ray Coltrain
R. C. Hurt
Floyd Wood
Moravia Area News Highlights Various Local Visitors
Local residents and visitors fill Moravia area notes with a string of weekend visits and social calls. Families from Albia Centerville and Udell plus guests from Grant City and Des Moines frequent nearby towns, with church groups, club meetings, and plans for travel and employment noted. one Mayo Clinic trip for Russell Johnson and an announced birth in Ridge Valley Farm, Indiana are also recorded.
Church News at Bille Church Volunteers Gather
The church schedule lists Divine Worship and Communion at 11 a.m. with Bible Study Wednesday eve ning. Christian Endeavor meets at 0:30 p.m. Ladies Aid Wednesday afternoon. An official board meeting is set for Monday evening May 2. County Rally at Central Church of Christ in Centerville starts at 2 p.m. All young people urged to attend. Robert Seath, minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bille School
Christian Endeavor
Ladies Aid
Christian Endeavor County
Central Church of Christ
Centerville
Robert Seath
Epworth League Program at Evening Service
The Epworth League plans a full evening program led by League members. Readings and songs feature Donald Darby Jung Jun Lee Firkins and Dale Schreiner. Sermon by Rev Todd, district superintendent, follows the League activities after Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Worship at 11 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Epworth League
Reading
Donald Darby
Wilhelm Blumangtack
Notna Lee Firkins
Our League
Church of Today and Tomorrow
Dale Schreiner
Rural Life Day and Church Activities at Christian Church
Jeonium Circuit Teonium Sunday School starts at 10 a.m. led by superintendent Ralph Turner. Morning worship at 11 with choir and special music. Rural Life Day features The Rev W J Todd and Prof Stacy from Town State College. Basket dinner and social hour follow. Young Peoples Meeting at 1 30 p.m. and Rural Life program at 3 p.m. Farm bureau and 4-H clubs attend. Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts meet Saturday 7 30 p.m. Farm Bureau event Thursday 7 30 p.m. theme Opportunities for Life Investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teonium
Ralph Turner
Rural Life
W. J. Todd
Stacy
Town State College
Christian Church
Young Peoples Meeting
Rural Life Services
Farm Bureau
Boy Scouts
Girl
The
Young Peoples
Fairview
Pearl Hiner
Epworth League
Arthur Sufficaol
Micy Vera Easter
Tusday
Fairview League
Hilton
Lewla Rowse
Ail
Rural Life Service
Iconium
Epworth
Por Sals
Warren Rouse
Stacey
LeOra
T. R. Gardner
World’s Tonic touted as cure for catarrhal ills
A druggist extols World's Tonic as superior to generic incomplete medicines. He argues many react to illness by moping, but a genuine remedy, born of years of work and cost, can restore those half sick to good health. World's Tonic is for sale at Smith and Co and other leading drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale
Smith and Wi
Classified Ads and Church Notices Mix in Iowa Page
Classified listings include feeding hogs white Minorca eggs and farm services plus church notices from Fairview and neighboring communities. Items list contact names, locations Blakesburg Unionville and Iconium with times sermons Sundays and Epworth Leagues.
Moravia Route 2 curtain closes with basket dinner
Mrs Ruth Harris closed her term of school at Omega Friday with a basket dinner and program. Several parents and friends attended the dinner and program. Lloyd Lockman spent Sunday with Roger Gideon. Mr and Mrs L Ward called on M R Ward Saturday. Marshal Drake spent Saturday night with Elmer Hendersons. Mr and Mrs Ray Lockman were shopping in Moravia Saturday. Kenneth Coltrain went Monday night with his cousin Jim McCumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Harris
Omega
Lloyd Lockman
Roger Gideon
L. Ward
M. R. Ward
Marshal Drake
Elmer Henderson
Ray Lockman
Morayia
Kenneth Coltrain
Jim McCumber
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Hiattsville
Chet Broshar
Soakin
Briardale
Sunny Boy
OLD Dominion
J. W. Hughes
Scattersburg
Harpeninas
Church News
Church of Christ
M. E. Churett
Jeonium Circuit
Ralph McDonough
Minorca
T. A. Robb
Ray E. Coltraln
Jersey
Frank Turner
Sylvia Hiatt
Unionville, Iowa
J. W. Zerhe
P. Coffin
Aute Heenss
HN. Utterback
Appanoose County
Smith & Veach Drug Store
Pontius Pilate
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