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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1943

Page

2

Editor's Mail Letter From Coretta Cloyed On Moravia Union

Coretta Cloyed of Washington DC writes from Moravia about busy days, gas stationing, insurance fears, and Roosevelt’s unseen plans. She mentions Moravians Josephine McDonald and Dorothy Brain, weather turns, and keeps Moravia Union readers in touch. Gary correspondent Mrs Wilbur Kingery shares hometown memories and harsh winter notes including deep snow, cold, and a new baby born to Mr and Mrs Job Lamantia.

Coretta Cloyed Washington,d. C United States Moravia Miss Cloyed Roosevelt Union Josephine McDonald Dorothy E Brain Coretta Wilbur Kingery West 26Th Ave Gary Ind Moravia Union Kingery David Kingery Jefferson Barracks Massachusetts Harold VanDorin Berneice Kingery

Irregular School Bus Service Delays Spotted in Neighborhood

Fragmentary notes report bus pickups hampered by drifts and a stalled plow near Hébert Indiana. References include Mrs. Lamantia formerly Florence Kingery and Ivan Kingery's involvement with a nearby theme bowing to it recently.

Lamantia Florence Kingery Ivan Kingery Hébert Ind

Notice of Final Report in Coulson Estate Case

Notice to all interested in the estate of Francis H Coulson deceased that the final report of the duly appointed executor is on file in the District Court of Appanoose County Iowa and will be heard February 23 1948 unless objections are made. The executor will be discharged from further duties and liabilities at that time. Dated February 1 1948 Lewis Rouse Executor Frank A Nichol Atty for Estate.

Francis H. Coulson Testate Anid District Court Appatidose County Iowa

Kinser Valley Notes From Darby and Neighbors

Geor ge R Darby reports visitors and calls in Kinser Valley with mentions of LeRoy Wilson J Moffitt and son near Teinum, Robert Campbell aiding G R Parke at wood, Darby at W H L VanDorin, Zell Wilson and wife in Albia, visits to Amy Clow and Grant Lineox, J C Lockman caller, Vernon Eastor sale, death of George Howell southeast of Moray, sympathy extended, and Russell Darby with family visiting W C Bivin in Moravia.

Geo. R. Darby LeRoy’ Wilson Ee E. C. Caster Boys Ohn Moffitt Teonium Robert Campbell G. R. Parke Wood Darby W. HL. VanDorin Zell Wilson G. R Darby Albia Amy Clow R Darby Grant Lineox Grant J.C. Lockman R. Darby Russell Darby C. Caster Vernon Eastor Sale Tasscar George Howell Morayis George James W. C. Bivin Moravia

Moravia and Centerville Social Roundup

Last week reports show Udell Route residents visiting relatives and trading in Centerville. Cal Rumley returned to Omega for a five week rheumatism absence while families like Moffatts, Sanders, Robinsons, and Rumleys shared weekend visits and gatherings across Moravia and Centerville.

Unimportant Cogitations on War Effort and Winter Life

A reader laments time zones and sleep needs in wartime, opposes rationing points for flour, and muses on butchering extra pigs to stock meat. He defends butter for Russian troops, volunteers to sacrifice bread and meat for the war, and notes bleak days, snow, and farm mobility challenges.

Moravia Town Council Proceedings February 1 1943 Iowa

Moravia Iowa February 1 1943 proceedings show routine session with fund balances listed and bills read. Roll call vote approved notifying county treasurer to settle outstanding special assessments for Moravia share at 26 percent value plus advertising costs.

Moravia Iowa Fone Ggular Seasion Gainer Beadted Thitttes Tad Ape Sa Fallowa Genéral Fund, Sons Gentral Fund Rulus, Kasset Paul ‘Boaneee McDonough

Blue Front By Mrs. John VanZante

Mrs. Ben Jones visits town with her nephew George Tracy. Lyle Jones stayed with family from Wednesday to Sunday and must report for a physical exam in Albia Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Williams shopped in Albia. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Bogart and Jess Hiner visited Pearl Hiner, who has a severe cold. Mr. and Mrs. Cleir Woodward moved to the U. G. Turner farm to work this year. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shelquint and Francis were in Albia Monday. LaZelle Williams went to Centerville for a checkup and is improving. Circle meets Thursday with Eva VanZante.

John VanZante Ben Jones George Tracy Lyle Jones Lyle Albia Ben Williams Chris Bogart Jess Hiner Pearl Hiner Hiner Cleir Woodward U. G. Turner Farm Ralph Shelquint Francis LaZelle Williams Centerville Circle Eva VanZante

Scattersburg Social Roundup Recorded At Moravia and Unionville

Mrs R C Lockman spent Friday afternoon at the Walters home in Moravia. Ray Tomlin Patty and Cordell visited Gerald Irelan in Unionville last week. Mae Benson and H T Gilliland shopped in Centerville Saturday. Lester Proctor visited with Bernard Hayes on Sunday. Ben Blumer traded in Moravia Saturday. Junior Burdock of Knoxville stayed with Raymond Lockman Friday night and joined Sunday dinner at Thomas Burdock’s.

R. C Lockman Lota Moravia Ivan Walters Ray Tomlin Patty Cordell Gerald Irelan Unionville Mae Benson H. T. Gilliland Centerville Lester Proctor Bernard Hayes Ben Blumer Junior Burdock Knoxville Raymond Lockman Thomas Burdock

Unionville Notes From Miss Essie Whisler

Miss Mary Keegan rode to Ottumwa to visit her critically ill brother in a hospital there. Centerville's Russell Buas visited Unionville on business. Baptists met with Mrs. Nellie Gates. Fay Porter and family visited Mrs. Porter’s parents, the Fentons. Mrs Paul Veitch left for Charles City for her sister in law’s funeral. Orph E. Brown and son Max bought the Husa Hicks farm west of town and plan to move early March. Ray Smith of Udell bought the farm where Max now lives. Dwight Powell purchased the farm occupied by Alva Bailey. Mrs Leon Wylde hosted ten children for her daughter Helen’s birthday. A large Clyde Gates farmhouse burned Friday morning. Paul Dean Harrington of Ottumwa visited his parents. Pvt. Forrest Harrington returned home for a week’s furlough after appendicitis surgery. Doyle Wood of Centerville spent the weekend with his parents.

Essie Whisler Mary Keegan Ottumwa Russell Buas Centerville Ald Nellie Gates Fred Vermilya Orph E. Brown Max Husa Hicks Ray Smith Udell Veg Ernest Stufflebeam Art Batterson John Morrison Des Moines Dwight Powell Alva Bailey Leon Wyldes Helen Clyde Gates Farm Harshfield Place Paul Dean Harrington N. L. ‘Harrington Forrest Harrington Doyle Wood Pearle H. Wood

Hiattville Area Social Notes Mention Moves and Visits

Mrs Lloyd Rose Cyril McDaniel and family moved to the M E Mc Danel farm. Their sons entered Denny school and will meet at the church Thursday for an all day meeting. Mrs Mary Meadows visited Don Pettibone home. Pvt Robert Burton stationed in North Carolina. Funeral services for George Howell held at Moravia Sunday. Loyd Rose family visited Harve Smith home near Bloomfield. Mrs Wray Smith left for Tampa to join husband. Visitors at Bert Meadows included Loyd Carter and family John and Ella Hiatt Harley Burton family and Mrs Robert Burton. Mrs Mary Meadows in Centerville to see her mother Mrs Campbell. Ernest Hiatt moved some things Saturday. Sunday visitors at Harley Burton home Henry McDonald and O Callen Opal of Centerville. Mrs Rubye Brees at Rochester hospital reported stable. Carol Brees and Bethel Coulson with her.

Lloyd Rose Cyril McDaniel Denny School W.S.C Mary Meddows Don Pettibone Norma Burton Bobbie Harley~ Burton Robert Burton North Carolina George ‘Howell Moravia Loyd Rose Harve ‘Smith Bloomfield Rose Wray Smith Tampa Fila Bert.Meadows Loyd Carter John Ella Hiatt Harley. Burton Mary Meadows Centerville Campbell California Ernest Hiatt Harley Burton Henry McDonald O. Callen Opal Center“ville Rubye Brees Rochester Carol Brees Bethel Coulson

Main Station Recital and Mission Program Notes

Attendance at Sunday School reached 66 as a missionary program followed with Scripture reading from Isaiah 68 13 performances by Gene Boyer Splaylet Ta Twyla and Fern Foster and others. The service included songs readings prayers and offerings for missions plus visits to nearby homes by several families. Mr and Mrs T L Gladfelder and others shared Sunday visits and church attendance included Grover Kaster and grandson at Centerville Baptist.

Darlene Gladfelder Isiah Gene Boyer Evangel Mission Splaylet Twyla Fern Foster Dean Jomlin Jesus Rosemary Quick Floris Moffitt Paul Richard Goughnour Lillian Tomlin T. L. Gladfelder Clyde Ladfelder Lloyd McDanes Lee Johnson Carl Tomlin George Boyer Grover Kaster Jimmie Lehann Main Baptist Church Centerville

New Hope Notes Mention Community Life and Loss

Genevie Donovan reports on New Hope residents with visits and social calls. The community mourns George Howell who died Friday morning, and moving plans are noted for Clyde and Mrs. Hiatt. Several families visit, call, or host gatherings around the Donovan and Hiatt homes.

Income tax head of family exemption rules explained

Treasury article outlines who may claim the head of family exemption of 1200 for year. It covers criteria of actual support and maintenance in one household and the degree of blood or marital connection. Examples include widowed parents with dependents and adult children supporting dependent relatives, with notes on household and guardian situations.

Swift Pollorum Mathi Ae

Mt Pleasant Notes From Eva Brown

Mt Pleasant weekly notes recount local attendance at sales and 4 H events near Albia. Residents including the Kentons Brown and McCrorys appear at multiple gatherings while others visit family, with mentions of school closures due to cold and a move to Davenport for employment.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Floravius Union Appanoose County Thuradsy Wayne Pitman Davis Gardner Hatchery Lewis Rouse Frank A. Nichol Atty Eatate Kinser Valley Donar Sanders Donald Will Moffatt Gon Lee Ha Rumley Mra Jess Walker Cleo Joan Calvin Rumley Omega Laverne Bonnie Lee Rumley Neta Robinson Geneva N. Y Harry Rumley Lee Moffatt Ottuma WA Donar Sanders Narlene Jennie Hiatt Emma Ray Miller Minnie Moffatt Norlene Sanders Calvin Bernelee Centersville Tns Aday Billy Jack Clancy Easy Hunt Africa Cause of Freedom THE Moravia Town Council Cliff Neff Hiattsville Guernsey Edna Neff OWNER Wells & Burgher, Aucts Genevie Donovan Elsie Martin Wan Frank Chambersome W. H. Callen Clyde Hiatt Fred Hiatt Frank Hiat Howell New Hope Howell Lilly Elsie Callen Elsie Martin Frank Hiatt Martha Hiatt Junior Donovan W.E. Donovan Ay Scott Scott Delmont Moffitt George Scott Truxton Dicks Fami Vet Callen Bert Meadows Loyd Carter W. E. Genevie Dorothy A Donovan Elsie Martin Clifford Paxaton Versal Robb Ivan Harsh Lute Hiatt W. E. Donovan Roy Pettibone Frank Chambers Christian Science Monitor Ideal Flos Christian Science Publishing Beciscy Norway Street Boston Mamachusers Reinet Meese Mt. Pleasant Eva Brown Fairview John W. Kenton iDorthe Willie Brown Homer Brown Willie Brown Tom McCrory Dan Spears Dortha Ruth Kenton Pearl McCrory Anderson Mr. Kenton Earl King Davenport King Daphen Brown Howard Bosco Doris Lora Mae Ritz Theatre Shadows ON the Sage Three Mesquiteers Street OF Chance Atari Barbara Stanwyck Joel McCres China Igirl Gane Tierney Pod Gal Judy Gortant E ‘Gebers ‘Murphy Edward Arnpla Ann Harding Pigh Ian Hunter Louise Allbritton Doora Swift & CO
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