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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1962
Page
4
A long list of family visits, calls, and travel notes from Kirksville Missouri to Ottumwa Iowa. Relatives including Hawk, Cox, VanDorin, Pollard, Platits, Tisue, and others are mentioned visiting hospitals, funerals, and homes. отдельных деталях интерпретации.
Local families report visits and illnesses across Enon Otumwa and nearby towns. Mrs. Dallas Faber remains seriously ill at Kirksville hospital while relatives and neighbors share New Year gatherings at Hawk Dummer Derby and Bentzinger homes with multiple stops in Ottumwa Moravia and Albia.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Dortmet and boys edited on Mr and Mrs Herecell Kelley and family Sunday vacation. Mr and Mrs Bob Moore of Fairfield spent Sunday at the Bob Moffitt Home. Milley Lockitat and Mr and Mrs Ray Lockian were Sunday evening visitors at the Doyle McDanel home. Bob Faber and Marlyn Fenton took Mrs John Russell of Oskaloosa home Sunday afternoon after she spent the past week at the Dallas Faber home.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Hiatt and others visited in Ottumwa and Des Moines. Families like the Crow Ballanger Kirstein Mikels Hughes and Clark joined relatives for calls and weekend gatherings. Des Moines Ice Follies attendance and overnight stays are noted along with multiple Sunday visits at homes in Centerville Perry and New Sharon.
Mr and Mrs Dick Brown plus Brad visited Delbert Calhoun home Tuesday evening. Wayne Christy Joyce and Carol attended club at Harold Hawk home Wednesday. Nellie Thompson and Wayne Thompson visited Albia Friday and Pearl Free Emily Nellie called at Bert Vosburg in Bussey. Birthday dinner for Joyce Christy hosted by Wayne Christy family with Red Buchanan and Centerville relatives.
A long list of Proctor and Faber family members from Dallas City Cedar Rapids Ames Des Moines and Fort Madison visited Marion Proctor for Christmas. Extended relatives and friends from Obimwa Chago and Du bugie joined celebrations and a birthday party for Opal Wilson on December 29. A 4-H meeting at Harold Remmington's occurred December 27 and a Ladies Aid gathering is planned for January 4.
Mr and Mrs Newt Long enjoyed a Sunday visit with Mr and Mrs Elbert Perry as fishing and friendly gathering filled the day. The handwritten notes suggest a calm rural meet up with kin and neighbors sharing time together.
On December 28 1981 the district court appointed the undersigned administratrix of the estate of Fred Coltrain deceased in Appanoose County Iowa. All persons indebted to said estate are notified to settle promptly and directed to present their claims according to law.
In this week’s society roundup Mrs Gladys Be and Mr and Mrs Tom Pettibone with Jackie spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Irvin Kaling. Jay Wilson and family visited Fern Wright at Moulton. Joyl Tarbell attended Dale church family night. Ernest West accompanied Herb Boblenz to Holiday on Ice in Des Moines. Jay Wilson and family hosted supper for Ivan Harsh. Ivyl Tarbell’s birthday party for Betty Philips was at Wilbur Philips home. John Wood of Albia was Sunday guest with Irvin Kalving. Ivyl Tarbell family spent Sunday with Keith Phillips. Mr and Mrs Cecil Schrodt, wintering with their daughter and with John Beaton in Grover City, California. Temperatures 82 to 88 degrees.
The Union promotes sale bill printing and advertising services to reach wide territory and attract a large crowd for a successful public sale. The notice encourages organizers to use Union coverage to boost turnout and results.
The under signed will make payment and those with claims against the estate must present them legally authenticated to the court for allowance. Dated December 28, 1861 Mary Coltrain Administratrix. Charles L. Johnston Attorney for Estate. Jan 4-11, 1862.
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