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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1941
Page
2
New Hope Farewell Party For Rose Family Moves To Ottumwa
A farewell event at Don Pettibone home honored the Keith Rose family as they prepare to relocate to Ottumwa. neighbors and friends presented a chenille bedspread and extended best wishes for their new home. various local residents attended and shared updates of recent visits and club activities.
Community Notices and Family Visits in Unionville
Local households report visitors and gatherings across Unionville, with relatives from Albia, Des Moines, Centerville, Madrid and Berkley dropping by homes of the Hiatt, Donavan, Martin, Watts, and Callen families. Several mentions of hospital and health updates plus a memorial note for Elbert Andrews.
Local Visits and Health Notes from Fairview Area
Fairview residents hosted and visited relatives including Bert Drake and Gus Johnson with Zelma, and Ray Fletcher with Sally Corydon and Lowell Rowe Blakesburg. Louise Yeager returned home after caring for a new baby. Ruth and Arlene Trelan miss school due to mumps. Ed Taylor's visit with his niece Mrs W T Trelan reports limited improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Drake
Gus Johnson
Zelma
W. T. Irelan
Ray Fletcher
Sally
Corydon
Lowell Rowe
Blakesburg
T. Fletcher
Louise Yeager
Burdette Cox
Ruth
Arlene Trelan
Ed Taylor
W. T. Trelan
Local families share Wednesday and weekend visits
Coulson and Luse families with Betty and Alice Oliver visited Theo Miller on Wednesday evening. Vinna Mericle and Neva stayed at Clyde Beaty's Mystic home last week. Karline Fischer drove to visit Louise Rouse Dorothy Willawn and Roberta Wakefield. Dale spent Monday night with Betty Luse. Riley Callen and Dale visited Eph Wilson Sunday afternoon. Theo Miller and Van Lemanter were hosts with Forest Mericle later that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. EB. Luse
Betty
Alice Oliver
Riley Callen
Dale
Theo Miller
Vinna Mericle
Neva
Clyde Beaty
Mystic
Karline Fischer Droze
Louise Rouse
Dorothy Willawn
Roberta Wakefield
Betty Luse
Eph Wilson
Théo Miller
van. Lemanter
Forest Mericle
Rumley and families visit Moravia area events
Udell Route visits Mr and Mrs Edd Rumley and son family. Jess Walker in Centerville. Mae Rumley visits cousin Mrs Roby in Centerville while Harry attends a sale near Cincinnati. Will Moffatt and Lee attend show in Unionville. Calvin and Laverne Rumley visit parental Harry Rumley home and attend Moravia high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mya
Edd Rumley
Harry Rumley
Jess Walker
Centerville
Mae Rumley
Robert Roby
Harry
Cincinnati
Will Moffatt
Lee
Unionville
Calvin
Laverne Rumley
Moravia
Miga Carolyn Walter
Mesri Walter
Tommy Doud
Exline
Mear
Walter
Annabelle
Misa Hazel Hellyer
Royce Sanders
Moravia High School
Chester Sanders
Harry, Rumsey
Laverne
Bonnie Lee
Emme Miller
Billy
Jack Clancy
Mrs
Rufus Kaster
Kaster
Weather turns harsh as February snow returns
A humorous reminiscence mixes weather woe with small-town life. The author laments unseasonable warmth followed by fresh snowfall and dragging temperatures while recalling sledding mishaps and family excuses. A visit from Kenneth Johnson and lines about local work, radio gifts, and a go-gone Go-Go mine switch round out a patchwork slice of community events.
Hiatt family visits and local social notes in Moravia
Hiattsville Earnest Hiatt and family visit Lloyd Rose's Thursday evening. Mrs Mary Meadows attended her club meeting in Centerville. Harley Burton attended the Benson sale Monday. Mrs Florence Hiatt thanks all for gifts and cards after her convalescence from a broken ankle. Anna Hiatt helped care for Ronald Lae who had a cold. Carol and Mr. and Mrs. Brees return to Lute Hiatt home after a month’s visit. plan to move to a farm west of Moravia in March. Lloyd Rose hosted neighbors with oysters and pie Friday night. Readers include Earnest Hiatt family, Harley Burton, Virgil Dooley, Pearl Hiatt, Bert Meadows, John and Ella Hiatt. W. S. C. 5 will meet at C. H Callen’s Thursday afternoon. Walter family honored after Sunday services with a bed spread, marking Myr. and Mrs. Earnest Hiatt visiting Jim Cline. Harold Hudgens and son Richard spent Sunday at U. S. Hiatt home. Roscoe Bailey and sons visited Gus Hiatt. Burton and Neff families visited Curtis Burton’s Moravia. Otis Burton of Ottumwa, Lloyd Rose and family visited Keith Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
George Turner
Lloyd Rose
Ivan Harsh
V, Harsh
Mt. Ayr
Dick Wilson
Frank Hiatt
Keith Rose
Rose
Delmont
Moffitt
Nancy Jo
Judith Ellen
Roy Scott
W. BE. Donavan
Nadine Wood
George Wood
Centerville
New Hope Club
Mia
Mearl ‘Walter
Loren Walter
Shirley
Allen Hiatt
Unionville
Lide Hiatt
John Hopkins
Génevie Donnavon
Elsie Martin
Tucker
Max Martin
Charles Dooley
Albia
Merry Miller
Monica Eter
Karline
Cliff Neff
IF. C. Hiatt
Lute Hiatt
Earnest Hiatt
Lloyd Rose's
Mary Meadows
Harley Burton
Florence Hiatt
Anna Hiatt
Carl van Zante
Ronald ‘Lae
Carol Brees
Brees
Sewal
Moravia
Virgil Dooley
Pearl Hiatt
Bert Meadows
John J
Ella Hiatt
Callen
Walter
Myr
Jim Cline
Harold Hudgens
Richard
U. S
Attendance and visits Among Rural Families
Sunday School attendance reached 37 at Main Station. J J Hutton visited John Main. Roscoe Brown spent Sunday afternoon with Charles Laws. W M Burmeister traveled to Cedar Rapids Monday morning. Saturday night guests at Grover Easter’s included the Woodwards Elledges Luse and others from Rock Island Illinois. birthday celebrations for Mrs Ronald Woodward and Mrs Grover Kaater followed with cake and ice cream. Sunday visits included A G Turner's Clyde Gladfelder Leann Main Paul Boyer and George Boyer families. Carl Tomlin's and Will Tomlin's shared Sunday afternoon at Will Tomlin's. Elsie Long Jack and Ewing visited Cody Luse Wednesday evening. Lloyd McDanel's visited Guy McDanel's Sunday. Cyril McDanel and family in Centerville Monday. Trenton Gladfelder and Clyde Gladfelder hosted Saturday evening guests. Ladies Aid met with Mrs Hannah Gladfelder last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Hutton
John Main
Roscoe Brown
Charles Laws
W. M. Burmeister
Cedar Rapids
Grover Easter
Harry Woodward
Ronald Woodward
Leslie Elledge
Rock Taland
Ill
Codyne Luse
Grover Kaater
George Hiatt
Bill Burmeister
A. G. Turner
Clyde Gladfelder
Darlene
Leann Main
Paul Boyer
Gong
Afi
George Boyer
Carl Tomlin
Will Tomlin
Elsie Long
Jack
Ewing
Cody Luse
Lloyd McDanel
Guy McDanel
Cyril McDanel
Centerville
Trenton Gladfelder
Ladies Aid
Hannah Gladfelder
Unionville notices and community notes mix illness and travel
William Underwood aged 88 lies ill at his niece’s home on Rock Island Street with a severe cold risking pneumonia while doctor visits occur. Paul Tweedy, son of Mr and Mrs C A Tweedy, leaves for Centerville to join Co G Town National Guards. Various residents visit relatives, church events, Scouts, and community gatherings fill excerpts of local life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Underwood
W. H. Underwood
Rock Island Street
Paul Tweedy
C. A. Tweedy
Centerville
Co. G
Town National Guards
Paul
Woodroe Hull
Austin
Minn
W. L. Hull
Floyd Gorden
Udell
Dorothy Hanrahan
Helen Lewis
Ottumwa
Hull
P. A. Bair
Dwight Bair
New York City
Bob Dillard
New York
Marine Service
Cuba
Amanda Miller
Woman's’ Society of Christian Service
Kinser Valley and Centerville Social Notes
Kinser Valley Zell Wilson carried a load of provisions to Centerville on Thursday. G. R. Darby visited the R. M. Jones home Sunday afternoon. One Cloyed boy visited Mrs. Clough home. Russell Darby attended a horse sale in Albia Monday. Buzz Felton plans a visit with his parents and works with Union Pacific in Wyoming. Ground hog is holed up for six more weeks. M. M. Darby called on Zell Wilson Sunday morning. This end That column signals a familiar feel. Howard is welcomed back after a ride to Albia and a stock truck trip. Zeit left, greeting Moravia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zell Wilson
Centerville
G. R. Darby
R. M. Jones
H. K
Howard
Albia
Moravia
Zeit
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Martha
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Mearl Walter
Wesley
Earl Fischer
Elalr Martin
G. S. Callen
Hedge College
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Helen Hamilton
Lloyd Brown
Gabe Johnson
Berniece
Barbara
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Wanda
Arthur Case
Wilbur Johnson
Walter Scott
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Ted Broshar
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Pauline
John Broshar
Eugene
Clarence Dowd
Eleanor Burton
Mina
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Kate Broshar
Lyndon McDanel
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Staley
Gardner
Hatchery
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Kenneth Johnson
Lincox
Darby
E. C. Caster
Leo
Clifford Caster
E. G. Hawk
Go-Goo
Fred Campbell
Charley Bevan
Co-Operative
Roy IT
Hiattsville
Indies
N.L. Harrington
Clyde Marney
Joy Berneice
Jus. A. Wilson
A. S&s. Dukes
H. L. Dukes
Phillip Underwood
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