Local Social Roundup From Moravia Area Notes
Fuller Tom Morrison called at the J. J. Ullem home last week. Multiple neighbors and families visited, helped with tomato canning, cooking for threshers, and harvest duties. Gerald Long returned from a four week trip west. several attended a funeral in Sigourney. guests and callers flocked to various homes including the Donovan, Parcel, Long, Rumley, and Walker households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Morrison
J. J. Ullem
Cecil Parcel
James Long
Don Hayes
Cecil Parcels
Jess Smith
R. McCoy
Gerald Long
West
Gerald
Ruth
Sigourney
Albert Donovan
Katerton
J. J. Allemme
Misa Bessie Donovan
Will Donovan
Viola Garrison
Oliver Ellswick
Jeas Smiths
Don Haya
Cecil
Urbana visitors depart after month with Horns and Davis
Harold Horn and family of Los Angeles visit his parents Mr and Mrs Chas Davis and Mr and Mrs Chas Horn. The group plans to return home soon after a monthlong stay. Minnie Leach enjoyed a week at Cedar Lake Minnesota. Friends attend Winfred Coop funeral at Pleasant Valley church. Homer King and wife shopped in Moravis Saturday. Loren Shields and wife hosted relatives for Sunday dinner. Edd Rowe and wife of Ottumwa visited Gil land home Sunday. Ancil Chedister’s birthday brought many relatives and friends to dinner. Arthur Grooms and wife visited their son Carl Grooms and wife in Moravia Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Horn
Los Angeles
Calif
Chas, Davis
Chas. Horn
Minnie Leach
Cedar Lake
Minn
Winfred Coop
Pleasant Valley Church
Homer King
Albany
Moravis
Loren Shields
Edd Rowe
Ottumwa
Gilland
Ancil Chedister
Arthur Grooms
Carl Grooms
Moravia
Dudley reunion and local visits reported
Mrs. Mary Fowler visited Alva Fowler and Robert Glasgow home Saturday night and joined the Dudley reunion at Mord Dudley home Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Glasgow. Harry Rumley and children called at Edd Rumley’s home Saturday evening and shared ice cream. John Hutton hauled props from timber for John Hutton, and Emma Miller attended the Center children’s parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fowler
Alva Fowler
Robert Glasgow
Mrs. Glasgow
Dudley
Mord Dudley
Harry Rumley
Edd Rumley
Johnnie Sharp
John Hutton
Emma Miller
Notice of sale hearing in Morrison estate matter Iowa
In Appanoose County District Court an administrator seeks court order to sell Lot 2 3 4 and 5 in C B and B G Miller's Addition Unionville to pay debts. The hearing is set for September 9 1935 with appearance required by defendants. Attorneys Valentine and Valentine sign the notice dated August 22 and 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Iowa
Appanoose County
C. M. McFatridge
Irvin Andrew Morrison
Frankie Whisler
William I. Morrison
Lucy More
Cleona Eslinger Johnson
Rollin Eslinger
Lucille Morrison Ladd
Mable More
Tara Morrison
J. 0. More
de Bonis
Amanda Morrison
D. A. Tweedy
Walter R. Morrison
Minnie P. Morrison
Roscoe Morrison
Bertha Lenora Paris
Amanda Viola Doud
James Raleigh Morrison
Viola Morrison
P. E. More
Unionville Savings Bank
Unionville
Appanoose County Telephone Company
Aliber & Company, Inc
J. EB. Boo
G. Miller
Anid Estate
Irvin Andrew Morison
C. B
B. G. Miller
Towa
J. O. More
Valentine & Valentine, Attys
Salem homecoming and local visits highlight weekend
Hiatteville Mr and Mrs Alfred Carlson and Mrs Eva Rose attended the home coming at Salem Sunday. Mr and Mrs J F Chambers spent Sunday evening at the A W Martin home. Mr and Mrs Theo Miller attended the state fair Tuesday. Mrs Eva Rose left Tuesday for Townsend Montana where she will again teach school. She taught there for seven years. Mr and Mrs M B McDanels attended the Glick reunion at Centerville park last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Carlson
Eva Rose
Salem
J. F. Chambers
A. W. Martin
Theo Miller
Townsend, Mont
M. B. McDanelt
Centerville Park
Kittenball game details misplayed by Jerome pitching
Jerome fielding miscues and walks allowed a Reds rally with five runs in the first inning and four in the third, boosting total offense despite eight hits. The contest featured bases loaded threats in later innings and multiple walks, ending with a boxed score reflecting Jerome pitching control issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome
Reds
Reds fall to Cavaliers in Centerville after miscues
The Reds, missing several regulars, lose to Elgin’s Cavaliers 6 to 3. Elgin scores four in the third on two walks and two errors, then adds a fifth on an infield out. Reds rally with three in the fifth on a walk, a hit, and Jim Broshar’s homer. Elgin’s manager pins hopes with a two base hit and Blackburn’s triple sealing the win. Underwood allows only one hit until the seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavaliers
Reds
Centerville
Elgin
Elgins
Moravia Ab
Pearl Broshar
Smith
Paul Underwood
Jerome Jim Broshar
F. Kaster
F. Massa
Paul Broshar
J. Massa
M. Krusick
E. Underwood
Burns
J. Krusick
Orelup
Massa
Burton
Blozeich
Cavaliera Hileman
McMann
Sherrard
P Williamson
Wakefield
P Johnson
Hartman
Cornett
Cohn
Moravia
Halden
Sf Smith
Dredge
W. Halden
Jim Broshar
P. Underwood
P Blackburn
McCoy
C Winger
P Kaster
Lawn
Underwood
Moravia Reds
Winger
Jerome
Local family notes and state fair visits recorded
A digest of visits and travel from local families including Lillie Smith Milers, J F Chambers, D J Weatherly and family, Roy Scott and family, and the Hiatt clan. Residents from Alicia Ottumwa Waterloo Mullenville Centerville Albia Paris Mo Galatia Mo Des Moines hospital notes and a correction about a reunion location. State fair attendance by several residents is noted along with visits to relatives in Centerville and Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Weatherly
Corning
McDanes
Roy Scott
Orville
Burton
J. F. Chambers
Hiatt
Willie Hiatt
Roy Hiatt
Gilvery
Alicia
Bailey
Ottumwa
Gus Hiatt
Albert Donovan
Waterloo
W. E. Donovan
Forest Cate
Mullenville
Kant
J. M. Cate
Centerville
John
Callen Family Reunions and Local Visits Highlights
Mr and Mrs S Callen and family attended the Callen reunion at Main Grove on Sunday. The Coulsons and Mericle children visited Frank Coul at Centerville park. Clyde McDonald family gatherings occurred at the Mearl home and at the state fair. Francis Miller spent days at the state fair. Dale Callen and Ingée Callen visited Col P M Shaffer in Moinea and attended the state fair. Reba Callen attended a reception for Mrs Wayne Russell. Amy Veitch of Unionville spent Friday afternoon with Mrs Bicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Carlson
Galatia
E. O. Tucker
Bert Meadows
Lute Hiatt
Frank Chambers
Neal
Lester
Norma
Seymour
Hiatt
Kenneth Hiatt
Clyde Walker
Centerville
Virgil Dooley
Goldie Hiatt
Des Moines
S. Callen
Callen Reuna
Mia
Forest Mericle
Centerville Park
Sun- Ye
Clyde McDonald
Mearl R
Francis Miller
Ingee
Dale Callen
C. S. Callen
Reba Callen
Wayne Russell
W. Condra
Bible School contest ends with Gideon win by three
Enon notes show the Bible School contest closing with Effie Gideon’s side ahead by three points. Homecoming plans were formed by appointed committees. Local visits and social outings are listed, including Mr. and Mrs. Pence, Free, Harvey, Shaw, and others.
Failor Family Visit to Sister's Home
Mr and Mrs Clarence Failor and their daughter left Sunday afternoon to visit at the home of Mrs Failors sister Mrs D K Orelup and family, continuing a family visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Failor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jess Walker
Cleo
Donar Sanders
Harry Rumsey
Mr. Hunt
Harry Dukes
Urbana
Udell
Frank Swaim
Peoples Abstract & Title Co
IT. J. Luse
Albia
Albia Rendering CO
Hiatteville
Kittenball
Lillie Smith
Theo Miler
Coulson
Amy Veitch
Bicks
Turner & Son Funeral
Thcrine Ambulance Service
W. C. Bivin
Enon
Bible School
Effie Gideon
A. E. Pence
Mike Bokras
Smith-Giltner
Kenneth Free
Haver Free
Wayne Ammons
J. L. Jones
W. H. van Dorin
Geo, Shaw
Lowell van
Man
Jackie
Betty Lou
A. O. van Dorin
Lucile Coltrain
J. E. Sharp
Clyde Wilson
George Firkins
Rex
Wilhelm Pinmentions
Hibbing, Inn
Smith & Veach Drug Store
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation
Oehler Oil CO
Urecusiek
Albia Junior College
State Department of Education and
North Central
Asi’n of Colleges and High Schools
Monroe
Counties
John S. Chambers
Wn. W. Hartzell
W. H. Fa
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