Many Moravia Area Residents Share Weekend Visits
Local and personal notes list Rosalie Lovell with Imogene Tadlock, Leon Burns and others visiting kin in Moravia and nearby towns. Households from Centerville, Osage, Davenport, Ottumwa, Albia, Des Moines, and Keosauqua exchange visits, host reunions, and send best wishes while attending funerals and reunions across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie Lovell
Imogene Tadlock
Leon Burns
Olee Burns
Carl Main
Russell Main
Glen Burns
Paul
Osage
Iowa
Dorothy Hiner
Iconium
Dorothy Nowels
Hal Waughop
Centerville
Moravia
Wess Hiatt
Betty Hiatt
R. C. Hiatt
Richard Hurliman
Coatesville
Christine Main
Harriett Lee Main
Harriett
Lee Main
W. T. VanDorin
Albia
A. O. VanDorin
Madge DuVall
Des Moines
Albert Crocker
Keosauqua
Howard Funkhouser
Davenport
Pearl Broshar
Henry Strohl
Garden Grove
Taylor Leonard
Jin Leonard
Oskaloosa
W. P. Donahoo
Laura Leighton
Ottumwa
Henry Strickland
James Nash
Chester Broshar
The
Legion Post
Leonard Palmer
Elaine
Greentop
Davis County Fair Opens in Bloomfield With Big Night Programs
Davis County Fair Bloomfield opens Tuesday night August 16 continuing through Friday August 18 featuring four night programs and three days of horse racing and thrill shows. Thrill Day Wednesday showcases a top death defying troupe while Thursday and Friday promise large fields in running and harness events. Free acts, carnival midway, and a new outdoor ballroom are planned with livestock exhibits expected to surpass prior years. Officials credit Barnes and Carruthers Chicago for booking acts and anticipate visitors from larger fairs across the Midwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield
Davis County Fair
I. C. Jenkins
Bloomfield Fair
Barnes and, Carruthers
Chicago Booking Agency
Iowa
Missouri
Big Midway Amusement Center
Local family visits and weekend guests reported
Biddle Eleanor Burton and Mrs Dick Wilson spent Friday afternoon at Fern Wrights. Clarence Owings and family from Chillicothe Mo visited the Mary Putman home over the weekend. Owings stayed for a visit. Ted Miller and Dick Miller traveled to Nebraska to visit Zell Pence’s sister. Various local families hosted and visited others through the week including Foster Wright and Burtons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. 8. Webster
Donahin
Wise
L. B. VanDorin
Louis
Carolyn
Ward Shaw
LeRoy
Leo Thompson
Mystle
Obe Burns
Deloria Main
Darell Goodale
Davenport
John Wood
Muscatine
Harold Hudgens l
Richard
Minnesota
Carl Main
I .F. Boshak
Beverly Carolyn Ewing
Centersville
Nora Dille
Albia
Mary Dille
James Nash
Ernestine Stauber
Roy Argo
Harley Tisue
Mangle
Kohaka
Centerville
Rock Island
Chicago
Fred Hammond
Tom Crawley
Unionville
Chalmers Selby
Jack
Frank Selby
Zoe Cox
Maurice
Corydon
Leon Burns
Anns Sharp
John Dodd
Billy
Betty Wilson
Whisler
Centerville Park
G. C. Easter
Earl Exline
Exline
Taylor Leonard
Moravia
J. T. Day
Roscoe and
Leila
Misa Stella Albright
Russell Burns
Chillicothe
David Weston
Eleanor Burton
Dick Wilson
Mardeens
Fern Wright's
Clarence Owings
Mary Putman
Owings
Dewitte Yeager
Fern Wright’s
Steve Martin
Barbara
Buckeye
Ariz
Johnny Hutton
Ted Miller
Dick Miller
Nebraska
Mr. Miller
Zell Pence
F. W. Wright
Bloomfield
Rolla Foster
Foster
Chris Bogart
Curtis Burton
Jay Argo
Iconidm
Drunk Honeymoon Couples Face Charges In Iowa Town
Two 18 year old Chariton youths married 15 and 16 year old Corydon girls while drunk. The couples stole the automobile used for a Missouri honeymoon and the brides hitchhiked home. The men claim drunken amnesia about who wed whom. Nine corn packing plants operate while 28 idle. Iowa sweet corn acreage drops from 18,000 to about 4,300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chariton
Corydon
Richard Steffy
William Carpenter
Missouri
Towa
Davis Tells Of Trip To The East Coast
Davis recounts a summer trip from Albia to the eastern United States visiting towns in New York Pennsylvania Ohio and Indiana. He notes meeting Gilliland relatives at Linesville and touring historic homesteads while describing a 150 year old colonial house with modern amenities and a detour past Buffalo including an ox team portrait. The group plans a visit to the New York City fair with W P Davis noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Valley
New York
Howard
United States
Albia
Town City
Emmet Gardner
Thompson
Hugh
Miles Thompson
Gillilands
Thomas
Anna
Ida
Archie Thompson
Iconium
Buffalo
Roy
New York City
W. P. Davis
Mrs Broshar Hosts Bridge At Moravia
Mrs A G Broshar of Waterloo entertained a Pro gressive club gathering Thursday afternoon at her mother Mrs H H Pabst's Moravia home. Mrs John Veach won high score and Mrs Theo Miller was second. Refreshments followed. Mr and Mrs R E Cummins visited Centerville on business Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Broshar
Theo Miller
Mrs. Robt, McConnel
Hastings
Nebr
R. E. Luse
Hazel Webster
Geo, Johnson
Geo. Firkins
Rex
Maxine
Bert Meadows
J. E. Sharp
Centerville
Harold Benton
Jack
Betty
Ruth Hopkins
Guthrie Center
Lyle Hopkins
Gus Luse
Gerald
Vone Jones
T. J. Zike
Zell Callen
Joan
Rosalie Lovell
Charles Coffin
Lloyd Rangom
Unionville
Dale Harrison
St. Charles
Ill
Kate Rogers
Scranton
Des Moines
Waterloo
Maxine Smith
A. J. Wind
Allie Ward
Clyde Ward
Bob la Follette
Jean Ann
Ottumwa
van Lemaster
Dwight Weatherly
Corning
Iowa
M. BE. McDanes
Mr. Weatherly
Roy DuVall
Nellie
Dorothy
Hoyt DuVall
Louise
Little Bear
Wyoming
Lee Patterson
Burna
Wyo
C. E. Miller
Patterson
Zelma Pence
P. D. Schreiner
Forest Wakefield
Howard Evans
J. H. Schreiner
Pearl Broshar
Paul Broshar
Garden Grove
Frank Swim
Muscatine
Hall Swaim
J. P. Coffin
Lou Hedgecock Hamilton
Martha
Burnice Hamilton
High Point
N. C
Esther H. Knight
Guilford College
Earl Brain
Hedtick
Albert Brain
Donald Tarr
Palo Alté
California
C. O. Vosburgh
Ruby Whitehead
Buckeye
Arizona
Fred Tarr
B. C. Whitehead
Louis VanDorin
Ruth
Argyle
Albis
C. H. VanDorin
Roy Matherly
Moravia
W. T. VanDorin
Mary Rose Main
Janet Borshar
Oneila Whicker
Delma June Veddh
Dorothy Brown
Main l
Harry McGrory
Ed Eaton
Mary Strohl
Mildred Strohl
Long Beach
Calif
Paul Strohl
Council Elbffa
Leo Strohl
Albany
William Strohl
Margaret Strohl
Chas, Schreiner
Chas
Edgar
Ollie
Town
Lena Bon
Marceline
Misa Eleanore Aylesworth
Charles Allender
John Goodman
Fairfield
Roy Houser
Ernest Harrison
Moberly
Roy
Eastman School of Music
Rochester
N. Y
D. E. Bishop
Betty Bishop
Robert. McIntire
C. V. McIntire
J.T.’ VanDorin
Carl Cloyed
Doretta
Wilbur
H. H. Pabst
Progressive Club
Bert Turner
John Veach
Notice For Coal Bids Sealed Bids In Moravia Iowa
Sealed bids for 126 tons of No 1 Lump Coal to be supplied to Moravia Iowa school buildings. Quantities: 25 tons by Oct 16 1939 50 tons by Nov 15 1939 60 tons by Jan 1 1940. Bidders name source mine, weigh on public scales, bond $200 due contract by Sept 28 1999. Board may accept or reject bids. Chester Broshar Secretary Moravia Iowa August 7 1999.
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Secretary of School Board
Moravia
Iowa
Chester Broshar
Secy
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Poultry Panamin
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Biddle
Ted Wilson
Edna Dyphion
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Robert Foster
Johnny Foster's
Davis
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R. E. Cummins
Cerl Tomlin
Jersey
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