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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1942

Page

2

Local Social Notices Highlight Family Gatherings

Enon Mr and Mrs Maurice Walter spent Wednesday evening at the Merle Walter home. L B VanDorin and family spent the weekend at J T VanDorin's. Harold Hawk attended a 6 o'clock wedding dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Myron Shepard in Seymour. The dinner honored Dorwin Followwill and Bonita Hawk.

Maurice Walter Merle Walter L. B. VanDorin Harold Hawk Myron Shepard Seymour

Local families gather for weekend visits and reunions

Shepard and Hilbert Roberta attended the weekend at Guy Roberts home while George Doty and Georgia visited from Rockford Illinois. Howard Whisler's family joined a Whisler reunion in Centerville. Merte Walter and Annabelle helped move into a Centerville home. Don Lockman was hosted Sunday by many neighbors including Pollard Wailea Ellahvone Gideon and the Van Dorins. A party at W H VanDorin’s featured cake and peaches. Kenneth Free and Dale attended Bert Nash’s funeral.

Centerville Merte Walter Annabelle Maurice Walter Centérville Don Lockman Eddie Pollard Desa Moines Dorin Wailea Ellahvone Floyd McFall Jerry Rodger Gideon Flora Jones W. H. VanDorin Don’ Lockman Kenneth Free and Dale Bert Nash Grandma Wren Guy McKern Isannah Gladfelder Lynn Hilton Paul Boyer Mary Lou Donald Clyde Gladfelder Trenton Gladfelder Frank I Gladfelder Lloyd McDanel Willie McDanel Darlene Trenton Gladfelder’s Lloyd McDonell Lee Johnson Ronald Woodward Karen Jean Carl Tomlin Frank ‘Gladfeld

Salem Area Social Notes And Obituary Mention

Salem and nearby residents visited Albia Centerville and Jess Gladfelder homes over the week. Bert Nash of Des Moines died, prompting Salem area sympathies to his family.

Edward McCord Albia Robert Tarr Roberta Centerville Dell Hellyer Raymond. Perry Caiera Kenneth, Gladfelder J Jess Gladfelder Raymond Perry Gary Ralph Derby Harvest Hannah Gladfelder Guy McKennames Nash Des Moines Bert Nash Salem

Iconium stores close. town steadies during blackout

Iconium endures a long blackout as the last general store closes after auctions. Residents recall decades of shopping and neighborly visits, express hope for reopening, and note Homecoming day with the Moravia band, while the community stays hopeful for a return to normal. The Lloyd Beaty family relocates near Marshalltown.

Tconium Argo Lloyd Beaty Iconium Tarr’s Hellyer's McCord’s Sheldon’s Haver Tarbell’s Free's Breese’s Dick's Penfield’s Swift's Jennings Napoleon Marshalltown A. Tarr Pacific Ocean Moravia

Local Visitors and Family Gatherings Reported in Brompton Area

Brompton residents and guests share weekend visits with Ballard and DeLong families. The Boardmans, Billings, Stafford, Fisher, and Reid households are noted in multiple Sunday and Friday gatherings. Key stops include Albion church events and Moravia and Burlington travel, with extended family attendances at various homes.

M. BE. Boardman Archie Billings Janella Fred Tillmont Elwood Stafford Charles DeLong Ralph Fisher Harry Stone Ray Stone i Christian Church Albia Geo. Reid Moravia Russell Darby E. F. Boardman Otis Stafford Burlington Elwood Stafford

Weekend Farm Diary Weather and Hometown Mischief

A cloudy Monday entry recounts farm chores and garden woes as hogs escape to plow the lawn, tomatoes struggle for sun, and alfalfa thrives amid rain. Family spats over a boyish spy game and a near pocket theft add light humor as swallows return and neighbors entertain with eggs tossed into the fireplace.

Sunday Attendants and Funeral Notices in Local Community

Attendance at Sunday school and church reached 59 as families gathered for visits and meals across the community. A funeral for Bert Nash drew sympathy from neighbors. many households hosted guests at various homes, noting shifts in weekend routines and community ties.

New Hope Club Socializes and Visits Around Town

The New Hope club met at the W. E. Donovan home with members and guests including Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Chambers, Mrs. Elsie Martin, Ella and John Hiatt, Mrs. Dick Wilson, Ivan Harsh and family, Harvey Hiatt, Bill Campbell, and Jimmie Glor. Attendees shared quilting and shelling chores, while others planned a Lake Okoboji trip with Marybeth Turner and her grandparents. Several residents hosted or visited during the week, including Frank Long and Donnie Long in Centerville and St. Louis, and many other neighbors and families in the area.

New Hope Club W. E. Donovan J. F. Chambers Elsie Martin Ella John Hiatt Dick Wilson Ivan Harsh Harvey Hiatt Bill Campbell Jimmie George Turner Lake Okoboji Marybeth Clifford Paxton Virsil Robb Don Pettibone Eph Wilson Frank Hiatt Lee

Scattersburg Family Gathering Mentioned in Town Notes

Scattersburg reports Stella VanCleave of Guthrie Center visits with brother Elmer Lagepan and family. Jep Lockman and Max and Don Fock host Friday evening at the Lockman home. Ray Tomlin spends last Tuesday at the Charles McCurdy residence near Blakesburg helping with a repair project. Merrill Adams mentioned in passing as part of local notices.

Stella VanCleave Guthrie Center Sialting Elmer Lagepan Jep Lockman Max Don “Fock

Falling Brick Injury at Town Leaves Worker Unharmed

Henry Risen of Town Falls sustained a head injury when a brick fell about 70 feet and struck him. The brick did not hit directly, resulting in only a bump and a saved life due to the brick’s glancing impact.

Henry Risen

Sidewalk Brush Cutting Notice For Neighborhood

A public notice warns residents to trim weeds and brush along sidewalks at this time. Overhanging branches should be pruned to maintain safe passage and clear sight lines in the community.

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Acneta Congress Wayne Pitman Davis Enon Robin Hood Main Bros Timothy Goode Seed & Feed Co Iowa Brompton Teitel's Near King Theatre Moravia and Vicinity County War Board John D. Veach Scraby Marshall D. Huston Evelyn Lloyd Carter Sim Howell Patty Betty George Howell Carl Coffin Millar Church Ottumwa Marve Lockman Raymond Lockman Maxine Billie Dorothy Jean Union Villa Laura Robb Raula Lockman Elbert Lockman Gua Mia Evelyn Hopkins Unionville D. K. Orelup Oxfords Tilton’s Shoe Store North Side Square Centerville, Iowa Howa Southern Utilities
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