Beth Arnold Shopper in Center Ville Saturday
Mrs. Beth Arnold was observed shopping in Center Ville on Saturday, signaling routine weekend activity in the town.
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1944
Page
1
Mrs. Beth Arnold was observed shopping in Center Ville on Saturday, signaling routine weekend activity in the town.
Clover Leaf club met Wednesday with Mrs. Pearl Free. Members listed include Martha Massman Frances Shook Vera Moor Viola Clark Mildred Tarbell Verna McAninch Jessie McAninch Mable Hammond Dorothy Sheldon Nona Dicks Edith Callen Glennie Dicks Addie Sheldon. Visitors named and a cooperative dinner shared. Next meeting set for December 20 with Mrs. Glennie Dicks. several local residents noted in social and travel updates.
The note from Urbana reports Fay Paxston and family have razed back to their Soap Creek farm. It also records visits by R. A. Faber and Bruce and Irvin to James Williams, Coop family visiting, Freeman West with Ernest West, and a Moravia Union subscription as a welcome gift.
Centerville residents share a weekend of visits and calls. Mr. and Mrs. Trenton Wilson and the Turner family plus others are noted at multiple homes. Lt. Kenneth Brees and family visited, and a hospital patient at Center ville is mentioned.
A reflective piece by Inéz Faber traces an eighteen year old’s birthday journey west and a family’s slow home renovation. The narrator notes the quiet holiday mood, impending travel, and the ongoing attic and housework as carpenters finish stairs, cupboards, and laundry spaces while curtains and decor lag behind.
Mr and Mrs T J Luse and guests spent Tuesday at the Wendell Murdy home. Ralph and Clell Davis with T J Luse attended a sale near Holdyville. Mr and Mrs Guns Luse shopped in Centerville. Arthur and Clell Davis left Wednesday for Minnesota after visiting their parents.
A fragment describes the overwhelming chores of housework with chickens to attend to dishes to wash bread to bake and supper to cook. The speaker muses whether anyone will notice Sunday when no substantial housework is completed.
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