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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1927

Page

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Local Visitors and Family Gatherings Reported

Enon residents Rev Thompson and wife visited Elvie Hawks on Tuesday. Carl Cloyed and family called on Dick Wilson. Darla Smith stayed at home Sunday. Theo Thompson and wife visited Sherman Thompsons. Boardman visited Laura Cloyed Sunday. Loren Thompson rode to Ottumwa Monday. Edna Smith spent Sunday night with relatives in Albia and returned Monday. Elvie Hawk and family attended church in Moray Sunday. Mrs Geo Cloved and daughter Mable Hawk visited Mrs Russell Davis Tuesday.

Rev. Thompson Elvie Hawk Carl Cloyed Dick Wilson Darla Smith Theo Thompson Sherman Thompson Laura Cloyed Loren Thompson Ottumwa Edna Smith Albia Elvie ,Hawk Moray Geo. Cloved Mable Hawk Russell Davis

Epworth League Sunday Evening Meeting

Epworth League holds a Sunday evening gathering at 6 30 in the music room with Vivien Wilson as leader Talks from college students and others home for Christmas vacation are expected Everyone welcome to attend

Epworth League Vivien Wilson

Local Socializes and Visits Across Unionville Area

Miss Hazel Hunter and Merle Hunter of Kansas City visited W N Miller home on Tuesday and Wednesday. Several people attended the David Caylor sale Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Miller spent Tuesday evening at the W N Miller home. Sunday School convention at Unionville last Sunday. Madge Swank returned to school Monday after her mother suffered a stroke. W N Miller was in Unionville on Saturday. David Caylor family spent Saturday night at Floyd Wood home. Pearl Ringery on sick list. Lafe Paris called at Ray Coltrain home Monday evening. Mr and Mrs David Caylor and daughter were at Centerville Tuesday on business. W N Miller went to Corydon Tuesday for a Sunday School convention. Juhe Hopkins returned Friday from Oskaloosa. Nan Caylor spent Tuesday evening and Wednesday at the David Caylor home. Luther Weatherly shopped in Centerville Saturday. Elmer Gordon and daughter visiting James Wood home Sunday. James Wood and Floyd Wood helped Aaron Campbell butcher Saturday.

Hazel Merle Hunter Kansas City W. N. Miller John Tadlock James Wood Frank Gibbs Wilbur Miller David Caylor W. N W. N Miller Unionville Floyd Wood Pearl Ringery Lafe Paris Ray Coltrain Centerville W.N. Miller Corydon Nan Caylor Luther Weatherly Elmer Gordon Aaron Campbell

Local News From Maple Grove and Nearby Areas

Mr and Mrs Jim Davis and daughter Wilma Jean visited Gabe Johnson and family last week. Grant T adjock and Imogene spent Sunday with A E Shull. J L Dodd and daughters Dorothy and Arlene shopped in Moravia Saturday. H E Glick in Centerville Monday. Reba Callen attended Ruth in a Rush Thursday night. A son was born to Keith Rose and wife Sunday night. W A Johnson returned home from Parkersburg Thursday. Delmar Glick helped Troy husk corn last week. Willie Rose family spent Monday at Keith Rose. Gabe Johnson visited Bra Marjory Scott at Maine Station. Roe McCrory visited Tom McCrory Monday.

Jim Davis Wilma Jean Gabe Johnson Grant Tadjock Imogene A. E. Shull J. L. Dodd Dorothy Arlene Moravia H. E. Glick Centerville Reba Callen Ruth Keith Rose W. A. Johnson Hazel Cropper Parkersburg Delmar Glick Troy Glick Willie Rose Bra Marjory Scott Maine Station Roe McCrory Tom MecCrory

Taylor Township Trustees to meet for final settlement

The Trustees of Taylor Township will meet in Moravia on Monday December 26 at 10 am for final settlement in 1927 business. Those with claims against the township must present them then or to the clerk beforehand. J. L. Dodd, township clerk. Merry Christmas.

Taylor Township Moravia J. L. Dodd

Mary Miller Visits Wilbur Miller Home Friday

Mary Miller spent Friday afternoon at the Wilbur Miller home where Wilbur, in Unionville, was getting his team shod.

Mary Miller Wilbur Miller Unionville

Charley Hopkins visits David Caylor home on Christmas

Charley Hopkins was calling at the David Caylor home Monday, Merry Christmas. The brief note records a holiday visit with no additional details.

Charley Hopkins David Caylor

Pleasant Hill Social Roundup and Local Notes

Mr and Mrs Gray Penfield and son Jack visited Tom Massman. Merle Dicks hosted Clover Leaf Club with quilting and Christmas gift exchange. Des Moines visitor Talbert Moore attended Elbert Moore home. J A Clark family and Lloyd Clark visited Clara Magsman. Santa Claus myth and radio ads noted alongside local calls and visits.

Gray Penfield Jack Tom Massman Merle Dicka Centervills Elbert Moore Mildred Mazine Haver Free Emily Orville Callen Hone Clary Maseman Lloyd Chariton Leo Beaty Dale Cap Dick’s Dennie Fenton Dorothy Dele Walt Blue Clover Lest Club Cap Dicks Coon McAninch Merle Dicks Vernon Fenton Otha Talbert Moore Des Moines Emmit Humble J. A. Clark Marie Wayne Lloyd Clark Tom Masuman Clara Magsman Gilbert Callen

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