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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1943
Page
2
Tax guidance explains December 15 deadlines for estimated and Victory tax declarations for 1943. It covers who must file, amended declarations, penalties for underestimation, and where to obtain forms from the local Internal Revenue Collector.
Expert watch repair and cleaning offered by Hmely at ROBS office or home in the southeast town area. Repair and maintenance details are provided for safeguarding valuable timepieces.
Mrs Edna Nash of Ankeny spent the weekend at the James Nash home. Several locals report flu. Oskaloosa callers visited Clarence White head. Miss Jean Potts visited Horton Potts for a month. Perry and Gary spent Sunday at Fred Sheldon home. Hazel Hellyer and West Point pupils attended Happy Land in Centerville. Edward McCord family and Carrie Turner spent Sunday at Lloyd Bennett home near Bussey. Hannah Gladfelder remains ill. James Nash was an Ottumwa caller last week. Hazel Hellyer hosted West Point pupils and parents with rock Pitch and bingo. Refreshments served to attendees including the Brown, Davis, Haver, Albertson, Hellyer, Haggerman families. A shower for Wayne Thompson was attended by many. Robert Jennings and Charles spent weekend in Des Moines at Arthur Lewis home. George Hiatt and grandson visited Ella Platt and Faye. Dell Hellyer visited Centerville on Friday. Mrs Ted Teater spent Sunday with Clarence Teater.
Miss Hesse hosts Utopian club. Mrs. Pearl Brown teaches Enduring Investments. Illness delays Supt. Garland and Rev. Walls family attends bedside of Dr. Rose Butterfield. W.S.C.S. meets with December duties and gift exchange. Several families visit or dine in Unionville including McCoys Blumers and Adkinsons. Des Moines visitors stay with Davis family.
Omega by Mrs Stella E Lockman notes social calls at Raula Lockman home during the week. Several visitors called including Mr and Mrs M F Lockman and Jim Adams of Moravia, and a doctor treated Cecil King and the Richard Faber family for influenza. Pasture conditions on Nov 1 were about 70 percent of normal per USDA Crop Reporting Board.
Franklin By and Mrs John Moffatt were callers at the Harry Kosman home Saturday morning. Bill Summers hosted a dinner at the Everett Stansberry home Monday. Mrs John Moffatt and son Roy were dinner guests at the Henry Elliott home Saturday and made Centerville calls in the afternoon. Bernard Kitterman visited Albin Monday. Everett Stansberry called at the Bill Summers and John Moffatt homes Saturday evening. Several from the vicinity are ill with the flu. John Moffatt called at the Bill Summers and Bernard Kitterman homes Wednesday. Mrs Harry Lemaster, Mrs Pearl Brasher and daughter spent Tuesday at the Rosco Argo home. Mr and Mrs Dewey Arnold and family spent one evening last week at the E B Stansberry home.
Enon By Mrs J T VanDorm Club met with Mr and Mrs Edd Robinson Thursday. Women completed tea towels and dresser scarfs started last winter though summer and fall limited time. A pipe line to the spring was opened by the men. Several social visits and Sunday gatherings are noted among local families with multiple names and places mentioned. Read the want-ads.
The District Court of Iowa Appanoose County issues notice that Administrator Charles L. Agenston has filed a final report for the estate of Lenna Pabst deceased. A hearing is set for December 18, 1948 at 10:00 A M in Centerville to approve the report and discharge the administrator from further duties. The notice lists interested parties including Elsie Closter Gua Pabst Hazel Massman and the Department of Social Welfare of Iowa. The report seeks discharge from further responsibility in the estate.
Kinser Valley reports John Robinson and sister Jennie visiting Friday. Roy Darby traveled with LeRoy Wilson to Albia Monday to catch a bus to Des Moines, arriving home to visit with G. R. Darby family. Rain fell Sunday night, LeRoy Wilson missed school for flu, Caster boys also absent, and Donald Darby at Camp Campbell Ky. heads home on furlough around the 10th.
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