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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1938

Page

2

Local social notes from Centerville area families

Coulson Virgil and Mrs Johainson and sons Junior Vernon and Raymond visited the R E Luse home Sunday afternoon. Miss Ruby Whitehead visited with Ardis Calten and joined Friday afternoon with Mrs Kenneth Free and others. Centerville callers Monday afternoon included Miss Garnet Metdlé and the Forrest Moffitt home. Misses Lilly Sylvia and Elsie Callen visited Bethel Coulson and relatives Wednesday. Hilton and James spent Sunday evening at the Herbert McDarel home. Miss Ruby Whitehead Reba Archa and Glee Callen were Thursday dinner guests at the Virgil Dooley home. Mrs Amy Blakely and daughters of Oklahoma came for a visit at Clyde McDonald’s and with relatives. Wesley Ladies Aid meets with Mrs C S Callen Thursday afternoon. Tom Morrison funeral drew several from around here Thursday afternoon. Miss Neva Mericle shopped in Centerville Saturday. Mr and Mrs J R Callen and family were Sunday visitors at Clarence Dowd’s. Wesley Chapel church Young Peoples days plan a picnic Tuesday evening at Bluff State Park.

Virgil Johainson and Sons Vernon and Raymond R. E. Luse Ruby Whitehead Ardis Calten Kenneth Free Theo Miller Francia Centerville Garnet Metdlé Forrest Ernest Hiatt Virginia Robert R. E. Lyse Hetty Lynn Hilton James Herbert McDarel Missé Reba Archa Glee Callen Virgil Dooley Amy Blakely Oklahoma Clyde McDonald Wesley Ladies Aid Callen Tom Morrison Neva Mericle J. R. Callen Clarence Dowd Young Peoples Wesley Chapel Bluffa State Ark

Local Residents Share Social Visits Across Towns

New Hope residents Mr and Mrs Oren Gould and Ruth Anne joined Orval Burton for supper last Tuesday. Keith Rose and family, Genevieve Canavan, Lloyd Rose and others spent Thursday at W A Rose home in Memphis Ma. Lee Hiatt and Marilyn visited Frank Hiatt's home Thursday evening. Campbell and Harley Vinzant of Centerville visited Ben Pettibone Friday. Marceline Carter of Des Moines was also mentioned.

Oren Gould Ruth Anne Orval Burton Keith Rose Mis Genevieve Canavan Lloyd Rose W. A. Rose Memphis Lee Hiatt Marilyn Frank Hiatt Campbell Harley Vinzant Centerville Ben Pettibone

Local families attend gatherings across Centerville and Des Moines

Moines residents return home after weeks with George Turner. Delmont Moffitt and Nancy Jo visit. Burton, Vinzant, and Wheeler families host and visit in Centerville. many locals join reunions in Ottumwa and Des Moines including Hopkins and Locke-Stocker events. extended family members spend Sunday at various homes and attend funerals and visits.

Pleasant Herald and Hall Visit Grandparents in Moravia

Mr. Pleasant Herald and Charles Hall of Upland California arrived Monday to spend a week with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Smith. Homer Brown was in Albin Monday morning. Ethel Brown is on the sick list. John R. Kenton and Dorothy Kenton presided in Moravia Wednesday evening. Edward Points, Harold and Zelda Brown enjoyed their first airplane ride Sunday afternoon. James McCrory spent Sunday with Roy Brown and Jay Stickler. Arthur Points was in Moravia Monday evening. W. A. Brown called on C. Smith Sunday afternoon. Weather line notes.

Herald Charles Hall Upland California C. C. Smith Homer Brown Albin Ethel Brown Aick

California and Vicinity Socials Mix at Weekend Visits

Mr and Mrs Kenneth Gladfelder and sons attended a birthday dinner at the Earl Main home in Knoxville. Mrs Joe Martin and children attended a show in Albia. Mr and Mrs Bernard DeBoyle visited relatives in Mystic. Miss Pearl McKern spent the weekend with Mary Eva Wales in Moravia. The party helped cook at threshing. Dick Sufficoe returned from the Navy for vacation and visited Ames friends. Arthur McKern is able to work again after an earlier accident. Robert Foster and family plus the Gladholders visited Eli Hiatt’s home. Robert Foster broke his left arm in a fall from a harrack Monday afternoon.

Kenneth Gladfelder J and Sons Earl Main Knoxville Joe Martin Albia Bernard DeBoyle Mystic Pearl McKern Mary Eva Wales Moravia Mary Platt Dick Sufficoe Navy Ames Arthur McKern Robert Foster Kenneth Gladfelder Johnnie Foster Archie Hiatt Colorado Harrack Eli Hiatt

Ottumwa Hospital Major Operation For Harvey Doty

Mrs. Howard Whisler travels to Ottumwa Saturday as her brother Harvey Doty undergoes a major operation at Ottumwa hospital. Mr. and Mrs. J P VanDorin and Leo escort Clara Selby to Ottumwa to visit sisters. Hilbert Roberts family attends Roberts reunion at Lake Wapello. Mildred Roberts celebrates her birthday after returning from Centerville work.

Howard Whisler Ottumwa Harvey Doty Ottumwa Hospital J.P. VanDorin Leo Clara Selby Ottuswe Hilbert Roberts J Guy Roberts Roberts

Community Notes From Centerville And Nearby

Local residents share visits on weekends, birthdays, and friendly gatherings. Names include Mrs Kenneth Free, Leo Van Dorin, Gerald, Carl Bettis, Bayard Neff, Dallas Faber, Don Lockman, Curtis Tomlin, Walter Harper, Harold Hawk, and many others. Weather, remodeling, and harvest activities appear amid family visits and community events обслуживание.

Local visits and community gatherings in the Salem area

Douglas Salem and family members plus friends visited the Tom Kingery home. Wanda Cridlebaugh spent weekend in Moravia. Salem youths enjoyed a Lake Wapello picnic. Burton and Starks families attended a Burl e ton reunion. Bloomfield visitor Brendon Cox joined Roas Starks at home. Denny Fenton was on the sick list. Keith Desh stacked straw for Fay Gale. Frederick Bear joined Paul Cridlebaugh for Sunday dinner. Harley Burton and family visited Horstman. Salem Sunday School met at Denny Fenton’s and were entertained by Benny White and Harley Kersher. Lee Walker and family and John Claxton families spent Sunday at C. EL Walker’s. Rex Firking, Moravia Union solicitor, was in the community Friday. John Claxton and family attended Pleasant Valley church services Sunday night.

John Clayworth Marie Nellie Marion Eddie Tom Kingery Harry Clayworth Wanda Cridlebaugh Moravia Severs Salem Lake Wapello Harry Burton Arthur Donna Burle Ton Brendon Cox Bloomfield Roas Starks Denny Fenton Keith Desh Fay Gale Frederick Bear Paul Cridlebaugh Harley Burton W. M. Horstman Salem Sunday School Rev. Smith Ottumwa Benny White Harley Kershher Alva Cricicbungh Lee Walker John Claxton C. EL Walker Rex Firking Moravia Union Russ Starks Pleasant Valley Dube Clayworth

JOY OF LIVING AT ALBISLOWS THEATER LINEUP

August 3 and 4 Irrene Dunne Douglas Fairbanks Jr Alice Brady and Guy Kibbee star in Joy of Living. August 5 You and Me plus This Marriage Business with Victor Moore. August 7 and 8 Cowboy from Brooklyn and Romance of the Limber Lost with Jean Parker. August 10 and 11 Bringing Up Baby stars Cary Grant Katharine Hepburn May Robson Charlie Ruggles.

Irrene Dunne Douglas Fairbanks, Jr Alice Brady Guy Kibbee Sylvia Sidney George Raft Harry Carey Victor Moore Pat O’brien Dick Powell Dutch Reagan Priscilla Lane Brooklyn Jean Parker Eric Linden

Ruby celebrates eighth birthday with friends at Alva Cridlebaugh home

A party for Ruby, eight, gathered several little girls including Anna Gordon Nellie Cridlebaugh Lela and Barbara Fenton Helen and Beverly Gale and Doris Burton. Gifts were given and games played with refreshments served before departure. Mia Fenton’s mother visits Otha Fenton home. Bible School party at Salem church lawn. Some from the community attended Tom Morrison’s funeral in Centerville Thursday. Mr and Mrs Harry Burton visited Moravia Sunday.

Alva Cridlebaugh Ruby Anna Gordon Nellie Cridlebaugh Lela Barbara Fenton Helen Beverly Gale Doris Burton Mia Myrtle Fenton Otha Fenton Bible School Salem Church Lawn Thiat Tom Morrison Centerville Harry Burton Moravia

Kinser Valley and neighbors update from area farms

Kinser Valley residents report cattle sent to Ottumwa market by Zell Wilson, with Fred Hiatt trucking. Russell Darby with Aunt Amy Clough and Curtis Robinson travel to Albia for porch and chimney work. Darby hauls corn for Ed Robinson and Earl Boardman while visits include Lake Ahquabahia and a Moravia band concert. A humorous note describes a groundhog incident involving two boys and a dog.

Zell Wilson Ottumwa Fred Hiatt Russell Darby Amy Clough Curtis Robinson Albia Ed Robinson Earl Boardman G. R. Derby and Son Donald Brompton Roy Darby Moravia G. R. Darby Lake Ahquabahia Indianola

Local social notes from Udell area residents

Udell Route 1 Mr and Mrs Ivan Gibbs and Gene visited the Hiatt home. A Friday storm blew down trees and hay stacks but rain brought thanks. Berniece Runiley is ill. Tom Hiatt and family visited his sister Alice Wilson in Moravia. Emma Miller’s nieces and nephews visited. Many local neighbors traded and visited in Centerville Unionville Moravia and nearby towns.

Ivan Gibbs Gene Seymour Tom Hiatt Berniece Runiley Moravia Alice Wilson Donar Sanders Narlene Donald Centerville Carl Hiatt Calvin Laverne Rumley Roy Dudley Emma Miller Harry Rumley la Verné Earl Foster Earnest Donar Studers Tommy Loud Glenn Chaney Will Muffatt Unionville Harry Remley Mae Rumley Bonnie Lig Bernicce Edina Mifee Thurday Jeanne Hit Nay [Sanders Harey Iuin

Social calls mark weekend in local homes

Sanders and Royce visited the Walter Gideon home Friday. Harry Rumley stopped by the Edd Rumley home Sunday afternoon and evening. Harry Rumley had called at the Mearl Walter home Sunday morning. Donar Sanders was a caller at the Karl Foster home Sunday.

Sanders and Royce Walter Gideon Harry Rumley Ernoon Edd Rumley Mearl Walter Donar Sanders Karl Foster

Mrs Ellen Ward Visits for Eye Doctoring in Ottumwa

Mrs Ellen Ward spent a few days at Jim Hayes last week while doctoring her eyes at Ottumwa. Mr and Mrs Burdett Cox entertained relatives Sunday. Mrs Cora Stocker helped Mrs Ward with canning Monday.

Ellen Ward Jim Hayes Ottumwa Burdett Cox Cora Stocker

Small-Town Social Notes From Centerville and Nearby

Sunday visit by Elbert Moore to Jim Moore's home. Centerville callers include Mr. and Mrs. Ben Williams and family. Albia visitors Mrs. Lloyd Brown and Helen Hamilton. Eddyville visit by Wilma Van Zante. Dinners hosted by Mrs. Ella Tisue and Carl Van Zante. Circle met with Mrs. Cass Hamilton. Max Hammond visiting Marve Lockman. Melvin Van Zante returned from John Van Zante's. Harry Hillman and his wife aided Emma Wooda with haying.

Elbert Moore Jim Moore Ben Williams Centerville Lloyd Brown Helen Hamilton Albia Wilma van Zante

Scattersburg Social Roundup From Local Families

Scattered notes show Mrs May Benson visiting relatives Monday night. Elvin Stocker and family called on W T Trilan Wednesday evening. Curtis Tomlin and Richard spent Wednesday forenoon at Wm Tomlin s. Curtis and Wm helped thresh at Carl Tomlin s. John Hewitt moved into E M Coltrain s near the schoolhouse Monday. Burdett Cox and Ramona visited Walter Harper Wednesday. Elbert Lockman and family went to Ottumwa Thursday to see Mrs Floyd Lockman in hospital. Laurence Ward shopped at Blakerburg Thursday. Daphne Lamgon visited Wm Tomlin s Monday evening. Raymond Lockman and family visited J W Lockman Thursday evening. H T Gilliland and L W Swanson with Larry Bill Sunday at Steve Gilliland s near Avery. Nate Smith and family spent Sunday at Wm Tomlin s. Keith Roberts and Janet Lee visited. The infant child of Floyd Lockman was buried at Sniles cemetery Saturday. Elmer Roland and family and Curtis Tomlin s were Sunday visitors at Walter Harper s. Marjorie Boyer listed as sick this week. Frank Hammonds and Mrs Wade Adams were Sunday callers at Bert Lockman s. Donald Hiatt attended a party at...

May Benson Elvin Stocker W. T. Trelan Curtis Tomlin Richard Apent H. T. Gilliland L. W. Swanson Larry Bill Steve Gilliland Avery Nate Smith Wm. Tomlin’s Keith Roberts Janet Lee Floyd Lockman

Ddell Friends Acknowledge Mrs Franks Accident

Mrs Franklin Smith of Unionville wife of Salem church pastor suffered bruises and cuts after falling down cellar steps with a pitcher and milk bottle Several stitches were needed to close a knee cut and her head was bruised Town folks sent wishes for a rapid recovery at the end of the notice Also listed are Sunday guests and local visits from Udell and Centerville area residents along with a birth and a surgery update for Betty Porter and other local family happenings

Frank Smith Unionville Salem D. S. Fenton Home Genora Hedgecock Margaret Spring Marilyn Starks Milo Walker Luperl Claxton Chas. Stevens Audra Harrett Walter Irma Chas. Winans Harold Winnan Wilbur Porter Newton Peart Porter Wdell Betty Porter Udell Centerville Park Amos Spring Robert Jones Harold Spring Centerville Niel Wagner Lionel Spring Betty Byers Mary Ellen Houser Lake Wapello Donna June McConnell Waterloo Carl Benz Chicago Doris Culbertson Moline Chas, Benz

Local social visit notes from Albia and Ft Madison

Hazel College residents Mrs Will Anderson Mrs Pat Fisher Ruth Williams and Miss Vosenburgh visited Ed Johnson home. E G Sincox family Albia with Mae King Mia Verda Adkin son Miss Lavanda Adkinson Ft Madison spent at Grant Lincox home. Teddy Wilson and family called Sunday afternoon with Easter Boys. Eph Wilson Edna Dyphon and daughter and Larry Bishop visited Bell Wilson home. Mr and Mrs Grant Sincox also attended.

Will Anderson Pat Fisher Ruth Williams Miss Vosenburgh Albia Ed Johnson

Johnsons and Dilles Attend Park Outing in Iowa

Ed Johnson and family shopped in Ottumwa on Friday. Mr and Mrs John Dille their children and Mrs Mary Dille attended a picnic at the new State Park in Oskaloosa on Sunday.

Man Johnson Ed Johnson Ottumwa John Dille Mary Dille New State Park Oskaloosa

Policy shift cites gravel road disadvantages and material loss

The commission notes that dry weather makes loose gravel skid and the surface wears away. Loose gravel acts as an abrasive, ground up by traffic, with material blown or thrown by fast vehicles, causing costly loss of road material.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Thresshonthy Coulson Marceline Carter Des W. A. Brooks Elizabeth Turner Ivan Harsh Batty George Scott Ghilgren Roy Scott George Turner Mary Beth Hal Carter Des Moines Carter Dorothy Vinzant Corinne Lucas Greencastle Margaret Burton W. E. Donavan Cecil Parcel Leon Burns Russell Burns A. Burton Entldren Hopkins Mya George Howell Clyde Alfred Evelyn Brackett Locke-Stocker Union Park Gerald Hunter Nancy Jane Blakenburg Richard Ballew Moulton Frank Chambers Mr. Pleasant and Vicinity Leo van Dorin Gerald J. L. Jones Carl Bettis Rockford Bayard Neff’s Dallas Faber Don Lockman Richard Walter Harper Harold Hawk Floyd McFall J. C. Lockman J. T W. H Fred VanDorin Rodger Gideon Joan Russell Hindman Doyle McDanel McDanel Kenneth Wm. Giltner Zona Vera VanDorin Betty Hiatt Harlan Horner New York Robert ‘Tarr Jess Gladfelder Dell Hellyer Dora Hellyer Hazel George and Clark Hellyer Clarence Donald Whitehead Zerhe Batavia Town Hiattsville Robert Jennings and Harry Jenning Stella Argo Allie Argo Will Haver Bert Rinehart Frank Lew Rinehart Dell Hellyer’s Susan Callen Douglas Salem King Theatre Albislows Kinser Valley Hazel College Turner Funeral Iowa Ambulance Service Goodsyear Speedway Aaa Oehler Bros Iowa State Highway Commission Iainite- Leoce
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