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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1946

Page

3

Sixteen Lines By Mrs. Lee Johnson

Mr and Mrs Leon Burns and Paul Burns attended a sale at the Tom Massman place last Tuesday. They will move there in the spring. Mrs Boyer and Lola spent Tuesday night at the Leon Burns home. Mr and Mrs Gerald Haken entertained the Sunshine Ladies and husbands on Wednesday to a Christmas party. They had a cooperative dinner and played games in the afternoon. Richard Omedi and wife of Montgomery Illinois visited Tuesday evening at the Alex Main home. Mr and Mrs Henry Corder, Mr and Mrs Joe Masten were shopping in Centerville on Thursday. Bob Hoffman called on the children at home on Friday. Milo Foster called at the Harley Tisue home on Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Lloyd McDanel

Leon Burns Paul Burns Tom Massman Boyer Lola Gerald Hawk Sunshine Ladies Richard Omedi Montgomery Ill Alex Main Henry Corder Joe Masten Centerville Bob Hoffman Milo Foster Harley Tisue Lloyd McDanel Clyde Gladfelder Darlene Trenton Gladfelder Carl Tomlin Ottumwa Ray Harrison Keith Gladfelder Frank Gladfelder Johnnie Marlin Lyndon McDanes Earl Boyer Velma Gladfalder Kenneth Condra Bell Whicker Robert Foster Lyndon McDanel Charley Quick Dean Tomlin Rex Foster Josephine McKern Roy Harrison Harley Tissue

Community notes from a Hawkins County neighborhood social week

Mr and Mrs Leon Burns attended a 4& Rock party at Johnny Main home Friday. Paul Burns attended Legion meeting at Moravia Monday night. Miss Josephine During and Bill Anthrof of Des Moines visited Gerald Hawk home Sunday. Cordes and Martin families visited Horton Potts home Friday. A cooperative birthday dinner honored Lorene Walker and Jessie Potts Sunday at Joe Martins. Attendees included Dale Sonnenburg and sons Albia, Horton Potts, Cleo Walker and Linda, Joe Martin family, and the honorees.

Leon Burns Johnny Main Paul Burns Legion Moravia Josephine Bill Anthrof Des Moines Gerald Hawk Henry Cordes Joe Martin Horton Potts Lorene Walker Jessie Potts Dale Sonnenburg Albia Cleo Walker Linda Keith Gladfelder Norma Lee Lily Gladfelder Gus Tisue Ray Harrison Harley Tisue Centerville Santa Claus Dwight Coop Moulton Lloyd McDanel Hugh McFatridge Near Iconium Ralph Jarvis H. L. Hilton

Unionville Community News Highlights and Obituaries

Local social notes report visitors from Ot tumwa Mystic and Fenton families. Joe Stufflebeam returned home after major surgery in Iowa City. his condition remains serious. Mrs. Harry Herman entered Centerville hospital. C E S chapter elected officers including Mrs. Clarence Hunt and Rev J A Walls. Cooperative supper followed the meeting. Fay Porter and Mrs D S Fenton shopped in O t tumwa. 8 H and S S was well attended at Mrs A B Stanley’s home with a cooperative dinner and Christmas exchange. Rev Thompson’s mother died in North Carolina. Mrs E J Pollock preached at the local church Sunday.

Elza Miller Ottumwa Otha Fenton Otha, Jr Barbara Mystic D. 8. Fenton Joe Stufflebeam Iowa City Hospital Harry Herman St. Joseph Hospital Centerville Clarence Hunt J. A. Walls Blakesburg Max Brown Clarence M. Hunt Paul Harrington N. L. Harrington Belle Andrews E. V. Stewart Gilbert Postman Ellis Wagner Town City Rev. Thompson North Carolina E. J. Pollock

Civil Service Exam Openings for Printer Roles in DC

The U S Civil Service Commission announced exams for Printer Proofreader and Plate Printer in Washington DC. Printer Proofreader roles pay 1.57 per hour with overtime, while Plate Printer positions in the Bureau of Engraving and Printing offer about 12 dollars daily with no test required. Applicants need apprenticeship or equivalent experience, up to age 62 with veteran preference. Applications accepted through January 2 1947.

U. S. Civil Service Commission Washington D. C Government Bureau of Engraving and Printing Commission Gerald Morgan Moravia Civil Service Washington 25

Proceedings Of The Board Of Supervisors November 11 1946

The Board met at noon with members J E Walker Harry Stickler and John C King present. They canvassed the November 6 1946 general election and declared Grace L Bedinger as County Auditor L A Osborn as County Treasurer M G Luse as Clerk of the Court A G Morian as Sheriff A S Dukes as County Recorder John L Dillon as County Attorney Dr Robert L Fenton as County Coroner R C Wilson as Board of Supervisors 1947 Term Harry Stickler as Board of Supervisors 1948 Term The jury lists were corrected and approved The Board adjourned to meet at the Auditor's call. J E WALKER Chairman Attest Grace L Bedinger County Auditor

J. E. Walker Harry Stickler John C. King Grace L. Bedinger L. A. Osborn M. G. Luse A. G. Morian A. S. Dukes

Main Station By Darlene Gladfelder

Mr and Mrs Clyde Gladfelder and Darlene visited Sunday at the Trenton Gladfelder home. Various relatives traveled to Ottumwa Centerville and Lyndon McDanes homes for visits and a Stanley party at Mrs Robert Foster s home.

Darlene Gladfelder

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