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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1945
Page
5
Mrs. Inez Randolph returns from Davenport to visit family in Albia. Numerous relatives travel to and from Albia for weekends and holidays with friends and kin across Des Moines Princeton Noblton Delevan Wisconsin and nearby towns. The column lists dinners birthdays farm moves and visits involving DuVall Johnson Wilson Megrew Glick Mosley and many others with extended family networks across Iowa and Wisconsin.
Sgt. Floyd Purvis returns from overseas after 38 months with family and friends hosting and visiting. Friday gatherings include W. E. Kelsey, Rosa Beaty, Sarah Hiner, and others. a dinner at A. J. Brown home honored Osa's birthday with extensive local kin attending.
The community notes show Kathryn Argo and family members visiting relatives across the area. Several Argo, Derby, Beaty, Firkins, Kelsey and Purvis households hosted or visited kin including Mrs Rosa Beaty, Mrs Lois Burnett, Mrs Lottie Swan, and Mrs Charles Youngkey with friends in Centervilla Ottumwa and Norfolk referenced.
Mr and Mrs Doner Sanders Norleen and Donald Mr and Mrs H G Rumley attended the show at Moravis Wednesday evening Mrs Rumley visited with Mrs Rufus Raster Planting beans remaining corn putting up hay canning peas and raspberries cultivating corn are in progress in this community this last two weeks Mrs Glen Clancy trading in Unionville Friday morning Bonnie Douglas and Burness Rumley enjoyed ice cream at the geen Clancy home Wednesday eve ning Harry Price Ellis Powell and Bobbie Whisler visited one evening at the Charles Ulrick home Lazelle Ulrick helped Joe Gray with big cattle Friday evening Edd Rumley enjoyed ice cream and dinner at his sons home Fri day He also helped with some work Mrs Harry Rumley and Bonnie canned 29 pints of peas Friday They expect to get 20 or 30 pints Saturday Tommie Doud helped Glenn Clancy and sons put up hay last week as well as this week Norleen and Donald were trading in Centerville Saturday Mr and Mrs Ernest Foster visl ted Sunday evening at the parental Foster home Those attending the show in Unionville Saturday evening were Mr and Mrs William Moffatt
Mrs M E B Boardman reports social visits in Brompton with Luella Mishler Bonnie Burness and Douglas Rumiley seeing Mrs Glenn Clancy Friday Harry Rumley met Paul Tweedy in Unionville and said he was glad to be home. J B Stafford and family dined with Charley DeLong. more gatherings at M B Boardman Harve Smith and Billy Derby Marie Wee at Q L Cary home. Verdeeves family visited Claude Hawk. B F Boardman at Russell Dat home. Harold Scurlock and Huger from Centerville stopped by E G Cormeny home. Max McCoy Cary dined with Sam Hurliman. George Reid visited M E Boardman. Clifton Board wide business in Des Moines.
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