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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1940

Page

4

Unionville O E 5 Installs Officers At Meeting

Unionville O E 5 union chapter 126 held their annual installation Thursday evening January 18 with Myrtle Harrington as installing matron and Maria V. Dukes as installing chaplain. Several new officers could not attend due to bad weather. Those installed included HM Bowers as worthy matron N L Harrington as worthy patron A S Dukes as associate patron Myrtle Harrington as secretary Emily Plitt as conductress Lucy Selix as associate conductress Marie V Dukes as chaplain Della Harrington as organist Ruth Allender as Esther Ruby Underwood as Martha Belle Andréwa as Eleeta and Martha Raison as Martha. A cooperative luncheon followed the ceremony.

Carinel Johni Myrtle Harrington Emily Plitt Lucy Selix Marie V. Dukes Della Harrington Ruth Allender Esther Ruby Underwood Martha Belle Andréwa Eleeta Martha Raison

Unionville Friends Mourn Obe Burns

The community mourns the sudden death of Obe Burns a former Unionville resident who lived on a farm east of town. His children attended the local school and the family were regular churchgoers in the area.

Unionville Friends Obe Burns Qbe Burns Neas

Methodist Church Series Obituary Summary

Mrs Burns faced defiance within the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society as president. Severe winter weather and bad roads kept friends from attending the services. The body rests in Unionville Cemetery beside her sons who preceded her.

Burns Atory Wepved Unionville

Injured Lady Taken To Hospital After Centerville Event

Mrs Myrtle Harrington Mrs Ruby Underwood Mrs Emily Phitt and Miss Lucy Sélix attended an Eastern Star installation in Centerville Wednesday evening. On the way home they found an automobile crash and rushed Mia Evans to St Joseph hospital in Centerville. She suffered a deep scalp wound after leaping from the car when an engine exploded.

Myrtle, Harrington Ruby Underwood Emily M. Phitt Lucy Sélix Eastern Star Centerville Mia. Evans St. Joseph Hospital Joh

Escape From Fall Leaves Charley Brown Slightly Hurt Near Lake Wapello

A fall from a hay wagon at a farm near Lake Wapello left Charley Brown with injuries to shoulder and arm but avoided serious harm. Relatives including William and Willis Brown of Bloomfield and others visited or aided him. Continued hospital cases and family travel were noted as roads remained impassable and local Farm Bureau activities held near Unionville Udell township.

Charley Brown Lake Wapello William Brown Willis Brown Bloomfield Garrett Rysdam Homer Drakesville Ed Johnson William “More Rex N. L. Harrington Unionville

Hiattsville News Roundup in Winter Snow

Residents report blocked roads and school cancellations in Hiattsville and Centerville as snow and cold weather hinder travel. Families visit, patients recover from flu, and locals endure a quiet week with few scholars able to attend classes.

Whal Hiteabeth Turner Little Mantis Firner Centerville Miss Glee- Callen Marilyn Rose Gus i Hiatt Clair Denny Mildred Smith A. Histt’s Roscoe Bailey Frank Chambers Carol Breese Sewal Hiatt Hiattsville Beulah Wetmore Woasley Chapel

Negative postal card confirms Gladys Potter safe in Ripon

Mr and Mrs Hammond Potter of Nashua report their daughter Gladys Potter is safe in Ripon Wise teaching after Christmas. A blank postal card, addressed with a Ripon paste mark, arrived with no message. Hollister, once Monona county supervisor, notes his threshing career ended as machines replaced horses. For 94 years, he and his father threshed grain locally using a horsepower outfit for 52 of those years.

Joe Harrington Lucy More Oris Harrington Moulton Hammond Potter Nashua Gladys Ripon Wise Gardy Grady Hi Hollister Monona Hollister

Local Social News From Salem and Vicinity

Salem notes show residents visiting relatives and friends over the weekend. Myr and Mrs Newton Long and Jean joined Mr and Mrs Elbert Perry at Guy McKern’s. Hazel Hellyer visited Hope Teaters and Theola Teaters. Edward McCord land family visited Haver Free’s. Lloyd Johnson of Albia spent Sunday with Robert Jennings. Hazel Hellyer could not reach school last week. Donald Nash and Clark Hellyer stayed in Moravia for school. Junior Rinehart visited Dell Hellyer. Bill Reeves helps Fred Tarr, and Carl Dicka Raymond Perry and son were at L R Perry’s Sunday.

Myr Newton Long Jean Elbert Perry Guy McKern’s Donald Nash Clark Hellyer Moravia Junior Rinehart Dell Hellyer Bill Reeves Fred Tarr Clarence Whitehead Robert Jen* Inings George Hellyer Jon "Martin Carl Dicka Raymond Perry and Son

New Hope Notes Mark Social Visits and Injury Incident

Local notices recount visits by Frank Hidtt and others to Des Moines and Chehalis residents, condolences for the Burns family, and social calls at Don Pettibone and Orval Burton homes. A school reopening is noted alongside Peter Alessen injuring his ankle while walking home during severe weather and blocked roads.

R. C Wilson Mia Fern Wright Dana Des Moines E. F. Wilson Burns R. C. Wilson Ivan Harsh Trenton Wilson Obe Burns Ed Schindler Centerville Don Pettibone Margaret Burton Lenna Pabst Herbert McDonal Billie Bobbie Darby Elsie Martin Dick Wilson Mardeena Jay New Hope Peter Aléssen Cody Luse Chas, Johnson Rollie McDonough Dave Bishop Mra John Dille Wilbur Harris Claude Wren Orval Burton D. K. Orelup T. J. Zike Harris

Reunited Couple Dies Within Two Days After 71 Years

Hawarden couple Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Shick or Shuck had been married 71 years. Mr. Shuck died of pneumonia, and two days later Mrs. Shuck succumbed to the same disease.

Jacob Shick Hawarden Mr. Shuck

Farm incidents and local notices from Van Buren county

James Lockridge raises barn wires after an accident costs him an $800 horse. A driver, Marvitt Calderwood, cannot avoid four mules on the road near Brooklyn. one mule is killed. A timber wolf is killed to protect sheep near Washington township. 1000 sheep losses noted. Craig Ruby and family reappointed as county home steward and matron. Winnebago county refunds $55,000 in road bonds with $10,000 interest savings as rates fall to 2 1/2 percent.

James Lockridge Brooklyn Marvitt Calderwood Andrew Caldewood Washington Township van Buren County Harry Warner Craig Ruby Winnebago

Eagle waits for mate near Decorah after injury

A wounded pair of eagles near Decorah attract attention as one recovers nearby while the mate remains away. The birds, protected by law, were a familiar sight in the area, with sightings and the ongoing ice harvest noted in Clayton county.

Decorah

Betty and Fairy discuss hobbies and romance in school notes

The passage profiles Betty Smith and Fairy Morris detailing hobbies like collecting records and word songs, ideal mates, and future plans. It also includes notes on Frances Tisue and school activities with student life, music band notes, and upcoming programs.

Fairy Morris Fairy Kay Kyser Bonnie Baker Frances Tisue Frances Power House Jack Benny

Program King Theatre Albia Iowa listings

At the Program King Theatre Albia Iowa the week features multiple films. On Jan 24 25 Sonja Henie and Ray Milland star in Everything Happens at Night followed by Jan 26 27 a double bill The Three Mesquiteers Cowboys from Texas and Gail Patrick with Richard Dix in Reno. January 28 29 Mickey Rooney and Lewis Stone in Judge Hardy and Son. January 30 Frank Morgan with Virginia Weidler in Henry Goes Arizona. January 31 February 1 Tyrone Power and Linda Darnell in Daytime Wife.

Sonja Henie Ray Millend the Three Texas Gail Patrick Richard Dix Reno Mickey Rooney Lewis Stone Judge Hardy and Son Frank Morgan Virginia Weidler Henry Goes Arizona

Hazel College Group Travels to Farm Road Event

Nineteen men walked from the M. M. Darby place to the Albert Brain farm and across his field to the rock road on Saturday. They received pie, cake, and coffee at the Grant Lincox home. Nearby visits included R. S. Faber and wife with Mary Joe, and Sunday dinners at Jep Lockman and Grant Sincox homes. Kenneth Johnson, Sylvan VanDorin, and Marjorie VanDorin socialized at local houses through the weekend.

M. M. Darby Albert Brain Rock Road Grant Lincox R. S. Faber Mary Joe Jep Lockman Kenneth Johnson Sylvan Clell Marjorie VanDorin E. G. Sincox

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