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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1951

Page

2

Main Station By Mrs John Foster Attendance at Fairview Church

Sunday and Saturday calls noted at the J P Foster home. Robert Charlies Gladfelder on 36 hour leave from Ft Leonard Wood visited grandparents. Nearby families and guests from Albia Centerville Oskaloosa Fairfield and Newton Long mentioned.

Rolla Foster Robert Foster J. P Cody Luse Ida VanDorin Ruth Broshar Centerville J. P. Foster Jess Smith Albia

Unionville Social Bits Record Baptist Ladies Aid Hostesses

Mrs Verner Howkh and Mrs W R Elder hosted the Baptist Ladies Aid meeting in Unionville with eight members and two visitors. Visitors included Mrs John Moffat of Moravia visiting sister Mrs Emma Ray. Dennis Kelley, son of Mr and Mrs John Kelley, underwent an appendectomy at St Joseph hospital Saturday evening January 27. He was brought to his locality for care.

W. R. Elder Baptist Ladies Aid Spencer King John Moffat Moravia Emma Ray Dennis Kelley John Kelley St. Joseph Hospital

Community Notes Reflect Church, School and Family News

Residents attend church events and pay respects as Rev. Wyant and Rev. Tomlinson travel to Des Moines for pastors school. The Lathens move households near Moravia, while Pvt. Hopkins visits for his grandfather’s funeral in Ottumwa. George Brooke earns the Scouters Key for Boy Scout work. A memorial for Hugh Curran is shared and local hospital updates note Mrs. Moore improving. Clover Leaf Soup Supper postponed due to severe cold.

LaVern Cox Cecil Wyant William Tomlinson Exline Des Moines Verner Hawk Gene Lathen Moravia Joe Wilson Here Robert Hopkins Fort Riley Kansas John Hopkins Rest Haven Ottumwa George Brooke Scouters Key Essie Whisler Victor Pirotte Mystic Simsay Texas Hugh Curran Elbert Moore St. Joseph Hospital Addie Sheldon Clarence Jessie McAninch

Pleasant Hill Social News Summary

Mr and Mrs Don Polson and family visited Jay Argo's home Thursday. Grandparents hosted children after spending Wednesday night there. Mrs Clara Brown visited relatives in Centerville Friday. George Hammond Laurence Lorraine and Gerald Rinehart spent Friday at Merle Dicks. Gilbert Callen family hosted Sunday. Clyde Dicks and Bill Callen families dined with Gilbert Callen. Doris and Richard Callen stayed with parents John W and Jim McAninch after a week away.

Don Polson Jay Argo Clara Brown Centerville George Hammond Laurence Lorraine Gerald Rinehart Merle Dicks Gilbert Callen Russell Brown Clyde Dicks Bill Callen Calleen Richard Doris Callen Doris John W Jim McAninch

Vosburgh Club Chili Supper At Al Derby Home

Happy Helpers Club members and families gathered for a chili supper at the Al Derby residence with cards, visiting, and games. Attendees included multiple Derby relatives and friends, while Wayne Thompson planned a Kirksville trip to visit Mrs. Carrie Turner. The Busy Bee club met with Mrs. Ben Pickerell and a doctor was called for Mrs. Glen Turner last week.

Happy Helpers Club al Derby Byron Cater Lloyd Ammong Emmett Derby James Calhoun Famly Coy _Swift Earl Swift

Maple Grove Sunday Dinner Guests and Visits

Sunday dinner guests at the Grant Tadlock home included the Basil Tadlock and Carl Tisue families and Lon Shull. Loren Walter and family were guests at Mearl Walter's. The Wiiston DuVall family visited Ralph Tucker's Saturday evening. Walter Scott home hosted Gabe Johnson and Kenneth Kruser of Delta. Supper and evening callers included Virgil Johnson and Ralph Robinson families. Bill Wilson spent Sunday at W H VanDoin. Nancy and Donna Tomlin visited Walter girls Saturday while parents attended a ball game at Moulton. Sunday dinner guests at Ralph Tucker's included Mrs Haline Lanny Barritt and Deloris Wrot ten of Albia and Mildred and children of Eldon, who stayed a few days. Afternoon callers included the John Sharp family and Walter Scott, with Jack and Maxine at John Wilson's Sunday evening. Roy and Russell Tubaugh families of Belle Plaine were Friday supper guests of Albert Tubaugh and helped celebrate their 43rd anniversary. other callers included the Ray Tubaugh family. Delbert Love family spent Sunday evening with Bill Wilson. John Sharp family were Sunday afternoon callers at A L Dodd home. Mr and Mrs Ralph Tucker.

Grant. Tadlock Basil Tadlock Carl Tisue Lon Shull Loren Walter Mearl Walter Wiiston DuVall Ralph Tucker Walter Scott Gabe Johnson Kenneth Kruser Delta Virgil Johnson Ralph Robinson Bill Wilson W. H. VanDoin Nancy Donna Tomlin Walter Girls Moulton Musdred Ha Lanny Barriett Deloris Wrotten Albia Mildred Eldon John Sharp Jack Maxine John Wilson Roy Russell Tubaugh Belle Plaine Albert Tubaugh Ray Tubaugh Delbert Love A L, Dodd Andy Maddidd Ernest Tubaugh Alvin Tubaugh Winston DuVall Lawrence Roland Richard Tubaugh Monsion

Social Visits and Gatherings Span Local Families

Sunday and Friday evenings feature visits among the Walters Tubaugh Gardners Roland Wilson Tadlock Miller Dowd and Martin families. Guests include Ernest and Alvin Tubaugh Ray Tubaugh Walter Scotts Bernard Lee Bert Luse Herb Boblenz Jerry Don Bobby Dean Martin Theo Miller and others with a cooperative dinner at the Miller home.

C. E. Miller Wm. Gardner Dowd Joe Martin Bernard Lee Bert Luse Herb Boblenz Jerry Don Bobby Dean Martin Theo Miller Miller

Coulson By Mrs. Theo Miller Coulson

Clyde and Darlene Gladfleder visited at the E. A. Luse home Thursday afternoon. O A Burton visited Sunday evening with the Luse family. Kenneth O Conner and family move to Coulson farm this week. Russell Burns and family attended a revival meeting at Darby led by Rev. Fay Garner. Mrs Dowd visited Miller, Lee returned from St Joseph hospital. Joe Martin family spent Tuesday at E A Luse. Patsy of Oskaloosa visited Sunday at C E Dowd’s.

Clyde Darlene Gladfleder E. A. Luse O. A. Burton A. Luse Kenneth O'Conner Coulson Farm Russell Burns Darby Fay Garner Clarence Dowd Clarence Miller Perry Mikels John Lee Lee St. Joseph Hospital Joe Martin Paul Miller Patsy Oskaloosa C. E

Appanoose County Treasurer Certifies 1950 Accounts

J G HARGIS Treasurer of Appanoose County certifies the statement of accounts by funds from June 1 1950 to December 1950. The report covers receipts totals 369264.24 and 493020.25 with disbursements 8295.98 and 73.74. The document confirms the business transacted during the period and designates an overdraft per the county laws.

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