21 Jan 1943
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1943
Page
1
Friday to Monday excerpts show residents visiting kin across Centerville Albia and Des Moines locales. Names include Howell, Donovan, Pettibone, Scott, Perry, Tenter, Hellyer, Nash, Long, McKern, Potts, Luse, Argo, and many others with daily calls, dinners, and Sunday gatherings noted.
Residents listed spent Sunday visiting various neighbors. Mrs. Charley Quick and daughters Mrs Ada Schwab, Carl Boyer and family, Pearlie Boyer and Gene White joined others at Paul Boyer, Carl Tomlin, de Gladfelder, McDanel, Mc Kern, and Hilton homes.
New Hope residents including Mr and Mrs Delmont Moffitt and Nancy Jo and Judy visited Roy Scott on Tuesday. Moffitt also attended the M E McDanes sale. Ernest Foster assisted Carl Coffin with timber work on Wednesday. George Scott and Clyde and Alfred Howell butchered a beef for Roy Scott on Thursday. Mr Scott remains not much improved, noted Mr and Mrs Frank Chambers.
On Tuesday January 12 Coulson and Mrs Inez Lockman visited Mrs Kilmer Henderson while men attended the M E McDanes sale. Thursday evening guests at R E Luse home included Mr and Mrs E O Tucker, Mrs Mintia Shoemaker, Lillie and Elsia Callen and Mr and Mrs Theo Miller. Moravia callers Thursday included C S Callen and daughters and Martha Coulson Centerville visitor Thursday afternoon. The Mikels family from Exline vicinity attended the James Cline sale Wednesday and will move to the farm vacated by J R Callen. J R Callen spent Thursday at the C K E Miller home. Sunday evening guests were Myr and Mrs R E Luse and Betty, Mr and Mrs E O Tucker, and Mr and Mrs J F Chambers at Theo Miller home. Elmer Henderson and Otis Ballanger were in Albia Saturday. James Cline, J R Callen and Dale were Centerville visitors Saturday.
A diary style reflection notes a three legged pig found in January and discarded, then pivots to weather, fuel shortages, chores, and a preference for outdoor summer work. The author jokes about family pigs, anticipates January weather, and hopes a milder season arrives.
Franklin Little Mary Lou Rinehart spent Monday at the Dell Hellyer home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Argo were Alicia callers Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Haver and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rinehart were callers in Chariton Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Argo, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Swift, John Moffatt and son Roy were callers in Centerville Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. John Bickford of Moravia spent Tuesday at the Hugh MacFatridge home. Mrs. Russell Brown and Mrs. Roscoe Argo returned home Monday from Chicago where they had been visiting their aunt, Mrs. Logan Callen. Delbert Rep was a caller at the John Moffatt home Saturday evening. Several from this vicinity were shopping in Albia Saturday. Mrs. John Moffatt and daughter, Daisy, spent Thursday at the Henry Elliott home. John Moffatt and son Roy were supper guests.
Enon group met with Mr. and Mrs. Faber to stitch comforts and cut wood on Thursday. They plan another session with Mr. and Mrs. Dayla McDanell. Faber was called to Albia to aid his ill father Harry Griffin.
Maple Grove notes two dozen social calls and sales with families including Scott Felton Huston Glick and Broshar. Beavers mystery solved as Myocaster corpus identified by State Conservation Commission. coypu noted by Dr. Carvalho. A. E. Bhull returns from Richland visit with daughter.
Nallie Marguerite Smith born January 9 1919 in Monroe county died January 11 1948 at home at age 24. She is survived by her parents Lester and [unreadable], sister Bettie Lou brother Wilbur three uncles and cousins. Funeral January 14 at Moravian Methodist Church with Rev E L Pullman officiating. Burial in Moravia Cemetery. Card of thanks from Mr and Mrs Lester Smith Bettie Lou and Wilbur.
A stream of local residents from Albia Moravia and nearby areas visited familiar homes on Monday to Saturday. Names include Ray Spears Homer Brown W L Clark Dortha Kenton Barry Robinson Eva Brown Earl King John W Kenton Ruth Daphan Homer Charles Tom McCrory and others. Read the want ads.
This article explains federal personal exemptions for single, married, and head of family statuses, including how exemptions are determined for Form 1040 and 1040A. It covers timing, joint filing options, and how exemptions affect tax liability with examples for mid year status changes.
Bing Crosby Bob Hope and Dorothy Lamour star in The Road to Morocco third in the Road series. Screenings set for Sunday and Monday January 24 and 26 at the King’s Theatre in Albia with Bing Ingram as manager.
Mrs. H. H. Huffman of Waterloo received Christmas flowers from her son connected with the consular service in India. The delivery involved the National Red Cross in Washington D C and Emil i King of the local chapter.
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