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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1939

Page

2

Local Socials Note A Farm Meeting Attended By Several Residents

Maple Grove residents including Mrs. Marjorie Scott and Mrs. Mary Main attended a Friday farm meeting hosted by John Dodd. Mrs. Ella Tisue is improving and not yet home. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Broshar were also mentioned in the social brief.

Marjorie Scott Walter Jr Jack Mary Main Harry Glick Ruth Broshar Barbaara Johnson John’ Dodd Ella Tisue

Local Social Roster Notes Weekend Visitors and Calls

The report lists numerous repeated social visits and calls around Centerville and nearby towns. Names include Poater Swaim Tadlock Arnold Johnson Wilson DuVall Broshar Hamilton Main Selby and others with a pattern of family and neighbor gatherings across the weekend.

Hazel College Social News Quiet Albia Weekend

LeRoy Wilson and grandfather and uncle Donald visited Albia Saturday evening to see Santa. Mr and Mrs Bert Turter called. Mrs George Clough hosted Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Harry DuVall Pollard and Berger boys visited Amy Clough’s. Dickie Johnson Darrell and Floyd Caster spent Sunday afternoon with LeRoy Wilson. Willie VanDorin home guests included Kenneth Johnson Dallas Faber L B VanDorin j Simcox Rosa Harmon Dorin Wailes. Sunday dinner hosted by Centerville guests Dorin Wailes and family. Afternoon calls from Harold Ades and family Ottumwa and Carl Bettis and family Albia.

J. P.poater Harold Swaim Billy Janet Raymond Swaim Marilyn Sullivan Ottumwa Mig Hal Swaim Webb Grant | Tadlock Arlene Arnold George Rafling Moon Virgil, Johnson and Sons Missouri Walter Scott Ted Broshar Sharp Hygiene Sharp Centerville Gabe Johnson Wanda J. L. Dodd Bill Bety Wilson Robert DuVall Helen Beulah Comer Berniece Ruth Broshar Virgil Frances Pauline Clarence Dowd Eph Wilson Dorothy Jerry Brown Cass Hamilton Virgil Johnson John Selby Mary Main Kate Broshar Earl Purvis LeRoy Wilson Donald Albia Santa Bert Turter George Clough Harry DuVall Pollard Berger Boys Amy Clough Dickie Johnson Darrell Floyd Caster Willie VanDorin Kenneth Johnson Dallas Faber L. B. VanDorin H. G. Simjcox Rosa Harmon Dorin Wailes E. G. Lincox Harold, Ades Carl Bettis

Local social notes and oddities from Centerville and nearby areas

Centerville residents Delores Biddle and Mary Argo spent a weekend with their parents. Numerous visits include Mr. and Mrs. Gladfeldy, Broshar, Foster, and Wilson families. Pearl Hiner attended a Monday Albia horse sale. A white pheasant sighting near Grundy Golf Club drew attention before and after the season. Fruit thief takes 100 quarts from Monticello home. Bremer stock yards demolition ends a haven for tramps. Frank Dunlap’s car stalls on a hill and slides into a dry creek bed. horses fail to pull it free.

Delores Mary Argo Centerville Kenneth Gladfeldley Ted Broshar Robert. Foster Twyla Johnny Foster Pearl Hiner Albia Clarence Owings Sampel Mary Putman Fern Wright Dana Dee Arthur Wright Moulton Ina Miller Eph Wilson el Hiatt’s Jay Argo Munis W. Kelsey Rolla Foster Pearl’ Hiner Henry Cnutt Frank’ Dunlap Knoxville

Invitation To Non-Subscriber The Union

The Union sends an invitation to non-subscribers in the area to try the paper at $1.50 per year. The notice urges new households to consider subscribing, highlighting weekly delivery as a home paper for less than a dollar per week.

Verle Patterson Hurt In Head Wounding At Home

Verle Patterson a 21 year old freshman at Iowa State College from Algona narrowly escaped death when a spike pierced a half inch hole in his head above the eye during a carpentry task at his home during Thanksgiving holidays. He was treated at a local hospital after the accident and is reported in stable condition.

Verle Patterson Algona Iowa State College Verle

Early Railroad Station Near Baltimore Closed

The 108 year old Baltimore Relay station near the Patapsco river, ten miles southwest of Baltimore, has closed after serving since 1830. Built as part of the B and C line, Relay was an interchange point and Civil War troop camp, but suburban shifts led to its closure and transfer of service to nearby stations.

Baltimore É& Onio St Relay Relay Patapsco River Elbridge’ Landing Chesapeake Bay America Ellicott Peter Cooper Tom Thum

Whispering Schoolboys and the Science of Speech

Dr J O Perrine discusses why schoolboys whisper less when they hide their faces and hands. He demonstrates with a loudspeaker and adjustable frequencies to show how high overtones carry voice traits that influence intelligibility and social perception.

J. O. Perrine Perrine Phornograph Lowees Page Reat

No Hunting and Trapping Prohibited on Premises

A notice lists names associated with property and warns that hunting trapping and trespass are forbidden on the premises of John Smithburg and several others. Additional names may be added later at a charge.

John Smithburg John L. Jonnie O. Davart DuVall D. BujuVall Taioh Donough H. Johnson Chas Fulton Doyle McDanel Lyle Hopkins Gusa Lupe EB Campbell R. E. Cummins Hunnell Land G, Davis

Wreckage and mistaken license mix in Des Moines plan

A garbled note outlines a marriage license error with Polk County required for a Des Moines wedding. It mentions Willie Kendall, Corydoi railroad worker, and a mistaken county licensure, plus a tale of Duff’s remark and a clocked library time change. It also includes incidents from Marengo to Sumner, a kitchen range blast, a missing heifer mystery, and a red police light rollout in Sumner.

Willie Kendall Corydoi J Railroad Employe Boweht Scense Des ‘Moines Polk County Sumner Telephone ‘Company Marshall Ke.p. Livingstovne Deca

Through The Top Crashes and a Farmhouse Tragedy

An old style auto accident throws eight riders from a car roof at Fontainelle. one girl breaks an arm and others suffer minor injuries. In Ellsworth Iowa farmer Art Johnson dies instantly when his car flips and throws him through the top. Nearby Thayne Scott 69 sets fire, kills two animals, and dies by his own hand at his Blakesburg farm. Buzz saw injuries across Fallon County include Mike Hostettler’s finger incident. Ralph Richard aged 4 falls into an open elevator shaft after backing through a door, breaking his leg.

Fontainelle Ellsworth Iowa Art. Tohnson Thayne Scott Davis County Blakesburg Buzz Towans

Also Mentioned on This Page

Maple Grove R. C. Link Studio North Side Square Centerville M. Patrick Gleason Optometric Eye Krapfel Majestic Theatre Centerville, Iowa DR. Brooks Hazel College Mojnd Miles Sue Biddle Glenn Walton Reinbeck Grundy Golf and Country Club Mary Putnam Theo ‘Miller Guy Miller Zell’ Pence Richard Albin Wyo Ted Miller Harry Burton Decorah Gerald Eph Wilson Paul Hearn Monticello Roy Pearson Bremer Chicago Great Western ‘Railroad Albia Cal Albia. Resderieg Co Albia Granite Co F. M. McLaughlin Pi Albia, “Bya Mr. Duff Lap Carroll A. A. Epley Will Dreier Doon Mike Hostettler LeMand Ralph Richard Lond Rock Ralph Radiorgan Chaanis L. L. Smith Frank Swaim The Moravia Union Moravia
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