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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1937

Page

2

New Hope Neighborhood Club Activity Report

January 15 meeting at Keith Rose home. applique quilt project for Mrs. Rose. January 16 oyster supper hosted by Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Hiatt with card and domino games. Alfred Howell and Keith Rose in Centerville Wednesday. Thursday bridge at Mrs. Don Pettibone. high score Mrs. George Turner, low Mrs. Harley Ashby. Guests included Mrs. Daphne McDonough, Mrs. Eva Minor, Mrs. Cecil Laurence, Mrs. Frank Dixon, and others. Mrs. O A Hiatt improving at son’s home. Bert Meadows spent Friday with Don Pettibone. George Turner and Mary Beth visited W. E. Donavan. Mrs. George Howell and Cecil visited Fairfield. Dr. G D Lynch funeral attended. E F Tucker in poor health. Kermit Rose and Ivan Harsh hosted card party. Keith Rose high, Don Pettibone low.

Keith Rose Don Pettibone George Turner Lon Harley Ashby Daphne McDonough Eva Minor Cecil Laurence Frank Dixon Centerville Ivan Harsh Betty Lou Matt Watts O. A. Hiatt F. C. Miatt Bert Meadows Mary Beth W. E. Donavan George Howell Cecil Fairfield E. F. Tucker Kermit Rose Moravia G. D. Lynch

Kinser Valley Darbys Attend Dr Lynch Funeral

Dorothea and Donald Darby attend the funeral of Dr. Lynch in Moravia on Sunday afternoon. The Mearl Dicks feed store in Albia delivered clover hay the valley Saturday morning. Roy Darby visited his parents Friday and Roy Gideon sold hay to Roy Darby for hauling. Dorothea Darby stayed with Jess Smith and J J Uhem and Jones homes, then visited J W Cohagan family in Blakesburg where Cohagan remains about the same. Donald Darby visited Clifton Boardman Zeph Wilson and others Wednesday night.

Dorothea Donald Darby Dr. Lynch Moravia Mearl Dicks Feed Store Albia Roy Darby Dorothea Darby Jess Smith J. J. Uhem Jones Mr. M. Darby J. W. Cohagan Blakesburg Mr. Cohagan Roy Gideon Roy’ Darby Clifton Boardman Wilson Henry

Deaths and disruptions echo in Albia valley updates

Sytama was in Albia Saturday. The death of Ox Linch was a surprise to the valley. He was here last week apparently as idly as ever. His visits here will be sadly missed. We extend our sympathy to the bereaved family. On account of icy roads, the cream man missed his route Thursday.

Sytama Albia

Community Notes From Centerville Area Visits

Sunday and Monday social visits are listed around Centerville and nearby towns. Families including the Callens, Clines, Mericles, Luses, Hiltons, Reeves, Hiatt, Miller, Walter, and Lemaster are noted visiting or hosting at homes such as Theo Miller, Ernest Hiatt, Jim Cline, and Pearl Walter. Vera Stevens spent the weekend near Centerville. Loren Walter works for John Dodd.

Mintia Callen Lilly Callen Theo Miller Jim Cline Ernest Hiatt Forrest Mericle Ralph Mericle Neva Dr. Lynch Moravia Wayne Thompson Albia J. C Francis Miller R. E. Luse Jack Luse Wm. Hilton Doyle Hampton Wm. Reeves Virginia Robert Betty Centerville Ione Luse Clark Carl MecKern Pearl Walter Loren Walter John Dodd Vera Stevens van Lemaster Mearl Walter Anna_ belle George‘ Simmons, Jr Delmar Wilson Jim Cline Riley Callen

Local Social Notes From Salem and Centerville Areas

Salem residents and neighbors share Sunday visits and calls across Harton Potts Edward McCord and McKern households. sick list includes Emma Haver Floriene Perry Hannah Gladfelder Edith Tarr. bereavement extended for Dr George Lynch. list of callers includes Haver Turner McCord Teaters Hellyer Wright Bogart and others with multiple weekend visits and nieces nephews noted.

Joe Martin Dale Sonneburg Harton Potts Adolph Lemaster Will Haver Carrie Turner Edward McCord Hannah Gladfelder Guy McKern Emma Haver Floriene Perry Edith Tarr Kenneth Johnson Del

M H S Newsbasket HOT LUNCHES AND READING LIST ITEMS

The MHS Newsbasket outlines a weekly hot lunch menu starting Feb 1 with macaroni and cheese, cocoa and sandwiches, noodles and salad, sauerkraut and weiners, and salmon soup. It also lists six weeks of reading: Freshmen through Seniors names, plus announcements for home declamatory contest on Feb 16 and subdistrict on Feb 28, with participants in oratory, dramatic, and humorous categories.

MHS Charles Youngker Ralph Chamberlain Walter Wilson Donald Whitehead Margaret Burton Josephine McDonald Jerry Winssler Rosalie Beaty Helen Carter Grace Argo Elaine Palmer Paul Burns J Billy Luse

Administratrix Appointed for G D Lynch Estate

On January 26 1987 the District Court of Appanoose County Iowa appointed Mattie A Lynch administratrix of the estate of G D Lynch deceased All debtors must pay and creditors present claims to the court for allowance Dated January 25 1987 Attorney Howard D Byars Clark of Court February 28 1987

District Court Appanouse County Iowa G. D. Lynch Mattie A. Lynch Administrativix Marry Greenead Arcomey Howard D. Byars Clark of Court Don

Social Roundup From Iconium and Moravia

Iconium and nearby Moravia see a steady stream of visits with Dora Hellyear calling on the Funkhouser home and the Murphy household receiving A Tarr. Sunday gatherings include Edward McCord’s guests and the funeral of Dr. Lynch in Moravia. Wayne Thompson spent the weekend with Francis Miller while Carl Wetterlind and Ros Argue hosted guests. Members of the Wing Workers club plan a Wednesday event hosted by Hazel Rinehart. Additional snippets mention Lester Derby, Mildred, and local community chatter with several misspelled names and dates.

Dora Hellyear L. L. Funkhouser Ray McCord Edward McCord Dr. Lynch Moravia A. Tarr Jane Murphy Wayne Thompson Francis Miller Carl Wetterlind and Son Ros Argue Pest. Broshat H. A. Lemaster Hazel Rinehart Wing Workers Club Lester Derby Phely Dusguter Thea Milaed

Local Social Ties Show Through Varying Weekends

Hazel College student Hazel Johnson spent the weekend at the Ed Johnson home with family. Albia residents E G Sincox and family and Grant Sincox hosted Sunday dinner with Mrs Rollie Carter and daughter Evelyn shopping in Centerville. Moravia and Brompton hosts noted as Willie VanDorn and Herman Johnson welcomed kin. Unionville Farm Bureau met for January with Mrs Luemma Ransom. Mary Jones led a book binding lesson. Road conditions blocked many from attending the cooperative luncheon and M E Ladies Aid quilting event hosted by Mrs Viola Davis.

Lawrence Johnson Ed Johnson E. G. Sincox Albia Henry Sytsma Grant Sincox Rollie Carter Evelyn Centerville Willie VanDorn Moravia Laurence Francis Kenneth Johnson Herman Johnson Brompton Eph Wilson Unionville Farm Bureau Luemma Ransom Mary Jones Roada Mrs. Jones Etta Brain Elsie Cook Ola Stanley Clara Wilson Myrtle Harrington Laura More Writa

Give Baby His Chance To Grow

A dated health advisory urges mothers to ensure regular bowel movements and bodily cleanliness. It promotes World’s Tonic as a remedy for constipation described as a catarrhal condition and claims it aids natural detoxification and purification of the blood. The piece cautions against harsh purges and endorses gentle relief and prenatal care.

Erie

Birthday Party for Jeanne Elevates Small-town Ties

Mrs Erma Frame hosted ten young friends at Jeanne s sixth birthday Saturday January 22 with ice cream cake and gifts. Attending were Jeanne Ellen Davis Katherine Cram and many neighbors including Veraday Harrington Rosemary Tweedy Greta Purdum and the Wilsons. Also noted were Parsons College student George Brooke and Rev C W Kocher who tended to a barn fire and sprained ankle during weekend Centerville Moravia and Allerton visitors were mentioned along with M E Aid quilting plans and farm rental news.

C. W. Kocher Kocher Thelma Montgomery Centerville Writa Stanley Wilson Twins Margaret Elenor Frederick Koehler Lulu Koehler Oscar Rush Rush Nannie More Allerton, Ta Pleasant Valley M. E. Aid Paul Davis Myrtle Harvington Ola Stanley Elsie Cook Elsie Bair

Appanoose County Board Proceedings Insurance and bills

The January 1937 Appanoose County Board approves a resolution to place county insurance through a committee from the Centerville Local Insurance Agents Association, requires policies to be filed with the Auditor, and authorizes warrants to be drawn to the association. The minutes record various petty expenses and adjournment details with multiple witnesses and service costs.

Craig R. C Mil, & Exp Metropollitan Ins. Co General Perjue J. BP Carl F. Redding Jesse Dooley Brady ‘Atbot Jim Zimmer Nadine Randy Melvin, Coley T. H. Jones Geo. Richmond Geo. Boyer Vivia Burger Harry Olive Louis Strode Orris McCutcheon Appanoose County Iowa Board of Supervisors Local Agents Insurance Association Centerville Insurance Agents Association H. Stamos Chiltman Sherman West A. Hoover Grace L. Bedinger

Domestic Animals and County Ledger Notes

A large listing of ranch and township farm activity shows numerous sheep and other livestock transactions with names such as Rex Albertson and Harold Atkinson, plus many individuals recording payments for animals. The document also notes suppliers and registrars across townships including MacFatridge Tweedy and Sidles.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Floravia Ginion Lows Congress H. K. Smith Kinser Valley W. A. Brooks Coulson Salem Biddle Nip” Smith Wahoo Nebr F. W. Wright Ralph Turner Aileen E. Miller Chris Bogart Anna Potts Gay McDanel Rathbun Jim Minnes A. G. Turner Coretta Cloyed Fern Wright John Johnson Gardner Young St. Mary’s Ottumwa Mystic Asl Peterson Iis Don Blackiman Herbert Johnson Albia High School Ida Townsend Our Town Lyda Argo Moran of Melrose Faye Scott Pearl Eugene Broshar Miss Long Harry Lemaster Ray Mecord Blanche Argo Vera Firkins John VanZante Circle Harry Hillman Leslie Plants Ben Jones Wade Lockman Marve Lockman Raymond Williams Ben Williams Ray Lemaster Administratreix Iconium Hazel College Unionville J. B. Sneed Richland Appanoose County Board Proceedings Chainman Beuleh Regustias Legion Fit Wil Gu. Tele Keen's Drug St BaubaMesiill Bobbs-Merrill Cy Bovis Ever Tite Chari Brace Harding, C. E Harding C. E Haugh W. B Hawkeye Lbr. Co Hurst's U. C Tr. & Savings Bank Iowegian Pty. Co Lowegian Pty. Co Jennings-Christopher Jennings Fidlar & Chambers Fisher Shy. Co Follett Pub. Co Follett Pub Gray Posse Laidlaw Corp Lefebvre Corp Lincoln Peter Sidles Cle Hallie Lotridge B. F. Anderson Harley Hibbs Twp Lyons & Carnahan Mechem J. L Men’s Reformatory Moravia Union Peterson, & Co Haron G. E. McFall Adams Angst C. E. Mishler G. E. Eddy Shkalnick J. W Rep Smith Agnes clerk _ Standard Register Co Farmsworth Carrie Johnson Claus Lester FE. Best H. H. Henderson J. E. Yates Ork Bear R. E Best C. R Booth Weaver Foyles Browh J. M Bryant M. L Carpenter S. W Caster Ray Childs Arch Cora Joe W. C Coltrain Emery Crouch Arthur L. R Davis Archie Daniels Virgil Haines Halden Emil Harsh Ivan Hart Hartley Emman Harvey Howard Hellyer D. B Henderson Loyd William Hetzler B. F Hiatt U. S Hix Houser A. M Howell Clyde Hawk Harold Hudson Floyd Koehler Frederick Langford Anderson Lindley Fred W Lockman M. W Long Frank Loofborrow Lotridge Ray J Lowe Claud E. F Miller Jake Vow McCann E. R McAnelly Lawrence McCabe F. M McCannon Guy McCoy Taylor Phillips H. F Porter Fay Powers Harry Rice Louis Rose Keith Rowe W. J Sawyers Clarence Noah Steele Tom Stewart Vernie Frank Swaim Moravia Ambulance Service Prow Electromaster Southern Utilities Company
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