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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1938
Page
3
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A review of holiday visits shows Franklin and Rex Haver with children visiting Centerville while many relatives from Albia, Mt. Pleasant, Ottumwa, and Des Moines joined in Thanksgiving at multiple homes. The piece lists numerous names and places including Argo, Moffatt, Darby, VanDorin, and Darby clans, with social calls, dinners, and small events across the valley and nearby towns.
A narrated slice of rural life with a torn up chicken mishap, reflections on praise and vanity, fear of lockjaw among two sons, and thoughts on gray hair. The piece blends daily chores with quiet humor and local social visits from Cornell College students and Ottumwa shoppers.
Mr and Mrs Clell Davis and family from Minnesota visited the Hiatt parental home for Thanksgiving weekend along with other relatives. Evelyn and Goldie Hiatt of Earlham and Des Moines joined the gathering at Pearl Hiatt's home. Additional guests included Otto Ottumwa visitors Ivan McGee and family, Roy Dooley of Centerville, Loyd Carter and family in Paris Missouri, Harley Burton, Kermit and W A Rose households in Memphis Missouri, and Eunice Calhoun of Alba. U S Hiatt and spouse hosted the event with two exceptions.
Moravia area families shared Thanksgiving by visiting relatives in Albig Ottumwa Centerville and nearby farms. Gatherings included Ralph and Helen Davis Cass Hamilton Carl Van Zante Harold Mason and others. The Merry Mixers hosted a bingo and rock party at Lloyd Brown with prizes to Ivan Harsh and Betty Lou.
Community notices describe a neighborhood rock party at Clifford Paxston’s home, cooperative turkey dinners at Versal Robb’s, and various visits and travels. Local families including Robbs, Woodwards, Paxsons, Gilbreths, and Boyers are noted with events, schooling, illnesses, and a new baby Jo Ellen Homerin born November 27, 1938.
Mrs John Van Zante spends a few days in Knoxville at her uncle’s home Enid Long and Cass Hamilton and Helen Hamilton were visited by Alicia callers. The Williams and Williams families hosted Thanksgiving and afternoon callers included Raymond Williams and others.
Helen spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brown and family. Mr and Mrs Bill Hicks shared dinner with Mr and Mrs Van Long and family. Mr and Mrs Bruce Spencer and Ralph joined Mr and Mrs Ben Jones and family for a Sunday visit.
Fuller Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Hunt and their sons from Baraboo Wisconsin spent tijd visiting relatives and sightseeing in the city.
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