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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1949
Page
2
Farmers are warned against hunting trapping or trespassing on lands owned or controlled by Gabe Johnson and Elmer Lockman. The ad cites preventive measures for pneumonia noting penicillin halators and a new vaccine showing promise in tests.
Local families including Miller Burton Paris Fos ter Strunk and Stephenson exchanged calls and visited relatives from Logan Strunk to Knox ville. Mild weather gave way to chilly notes as caregivers and friends aided the sick with hopes for quick recovery and best wishes for renewed health.
Local households record a flurry of visitors as Argo, Dicks and Brown families travel between Centerville Ottumwa and Oskaloosa. Weddings, showers, and friendly calls mark a lively week with extended kin and neighbors stopping at multiple homes.
Mrs Emmett Derby hosts Vosburgh items. Mrs Wayne Thompson and Bruce visited Mr and Mrs Haver Free. George Hammond with Lawrence and Lorraine spent Sunday afternoon with Emmett Derbys. Joy Turner visited Vosburgh school Thursday afternoon. The Busy Bee club met Wednesday with Mrs Roscoe Argb.
Wednesday through Sunday gatherings mentioned include Mrs Beryl Brown Mrs Delbert Calhoun and Richard with Mrs Sarah Hiner and family A E Derby aiding Fred Sheldon who was ill with a Sunday recovery The Happy Helpers club met with Floy Derby and a cooperative dinner was shared by multiple Derby Ammons and Swift households Next meeting Jan 19 with Rosie Derby Melrose nearby visitors Harnard Kitterman and Lloyd Ammons family outings with A E Derby Rex.
Mrs. W E Donovan hosts A series of family visits and dinners across Centerville. Guests include Mr and Mrs Ivan Harsh, Mr and Mrs Dick Wilson and Jay, Bill Lang family, Ronald Woodward household, and others. Various supper dates and choir practice noted among Byron and Marion area residents.
Karen and Ronnie were Sunday dinner guests at the Cody Luse home. Margaret Burton spent the weekend at home. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Harsh and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Woodward attended the P T A meeting at New Hope schoolhouse Wednesday evening. A co op birthday supper honored New Hope teacher Lula Tillmont who received four birthday cakes. Jerry Pettibone visited Charlea Burton Sunday afternoon. Church night is Friday January 21. Families bring salads and sandwiches. Mr. and Mrs. R L Ballew of Moulton visited Frank Chambers Sunday. Bert Meadows visited Frank Chambers Tuesday. George Turner Jim Frank Chambers and Bert Meadows visited Harry Phillips Friday night.
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