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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1936

Page

2

Mrs McCord Recalls Happy Desert Outing Across West

Mrs. McCord describes a long trip from Portland to California and Arizona, visiting Oakland San Francisco Long Beach Los Angeles Glendale Pasadena and Buckeye. She notes riding the ferry under a new bridge, Rose Parade plans, palm groves, and a desert steak fry near the White Tank mountains with friends and family including Bennie and Laura Youngker.

Vonburgh Ranch Buckeye Ariz Iva Portland Oregon Kiewath Lake Sacramento River Mt. Shayta Milla California Chico Calif Oakland San Francisco Long Beach Laura Youngker Ells Youngker Eada Andrew Los Angeles Ray Dwayne Corning Russell Dwayne Shatto Chapel Ancrad Glendale Forest Lawn Memorial Park Church of the Flowers Pasadena George McCord Colorado Street Bridge Missionary Row Anhizer Bush Gardens Hollywood Rose Bowl San Fernando Valley Central Grange Olive Groves Rim Lake Arrowhead McCord McCord’s. We Viewed Matty Mt. Lowe Mt. Wilson Arizona White Tank Mountains Clarence Edith Tarr Ruby Whitehead Iowa Spencer Wilson Clyde Wilson Lester Way Steve Martin Barabara Billy Arizona Friends Were Mr. and Mrs. Kendrickson Mrs. Kendrickson Idaho Bristol Fern Martin Barbara Martha Marion Wilson Ruby Yanch

Interesting Life History Of Mr. And Mrs. Lyman Main

A nostalgic retrospective recalls the 1860s marriage of Leann Hiner and Lyman Main in Appanoose County. It covers pioneer travel from Indiana, settlement near Moravia, local families, and the frontier lifestyle including buffalo, wolves, and a cedar schoolhouse with rudimentary benches and log fuels.

Lyman Main Lowegian Appanoogze County Leann Hiner Ed Markle Abraham Hiner Lyman John Main Ripley County Indiana Moravia N. J. Main Farm Edward Reich Ross Reich Ottumwa

Main family celebrated with open house in Moravia

Lifelong residents Mr and Mrs Vivian Main were honored with an open house event featuring family members including Mia Gladfather, Jess Main, and Oscar Main. The article notes their 64 and 61 year marriages among a large extended family, details about grandchildren and guests, and local daily life from Centerville to Moravia in the 1900s era.

Main Bi” Bradley Bredley Centerville Leann Hiner Abie Yivian Main Mia Jess Gladfather Oscar Main Earl Main Lewas Otis Rockford Ilinois Mickey Main Oscar Frank Hamilton Lewis Main Vone Jones C. N. Main Tom Philby Robert Lane F. A. Tarr

Moravia and area social notes from weekend visits

Sunday and weekend events across Moravia Route 1 and nearby homes include visits by Perry, Joe Martin, Mrs Peterson, the Sonnenburgs, Horton Potts, Dell Hellyer and families. Quilting, barn work, and shopping at Ottumwa feature among the community activities with numerous locals named.

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Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits

B F Whitehead spent the weekend at home while Fred Tarr Jr and Charles Youngker visited. Edward McCord, a doctor, is treating his eyes. Mr and Mrs Guy McKern visited Newton Lang, and Mr and Mrs Harry Jennings called on Robert Jennings. Will Haver and Roscoe Argo assisted in Centerville events last Monday.

B. F. Whitehead Fred Tarr Junior Charles Youngker Ray McCord Edward McCord Ottumwa Edward Guy McKern Newton Lang Harry Jennings Robert Jennings Will Haver Centerville Roscoe Argo Jake Firking Russell Brown Talia Derby

Local Anarchy Clouds Thursday Market Row

In a jumbled report Matt Watts is mentioned assisting with a Dob incident and Deity eas a Morante taller Harsh butcher on Thursday, reflecting a chaotic scene at a local event.

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