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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1938

Page

3

Moravia Fourth of July Social Roundup

By Clyde Glafdfelder and family spent Sunday evening with Guy McKern. Loyd Duff and daughter attended Dell Hellyer home. Harry Jennings and daughter visited Robert Jennings. Mrs Schneider of Buffalo Gap arrived for a ten day visit. Sybil Shehan spent a day with Ruby Whitehead. Guests at B C Whitehead included C C Vosburgh and several others. Canned peas were at Bert Rinehart home. Neat Nash and Jennison visited Bert Nash and Leonard Perry. The Hellyers and friends visited Curtis Burton home. Dale Perry stayed with Leonard Perry.

Clyde Gladfelder Guy McKern’s Loyd Duff Aperit Dell. Hellyer's Harry Jennings Robert Jenning Aad Schneider Buffalo Gap South Dakota Fell Hellyer Sybil Shehan Ruby Whitehead Delmar Jennison Bert Nash Leonard Perry Deli Hellyer Dick and Clark Ona Schneider Curtis Burton Dale Perry

Local residents visit friends and attend Moravia celebration

Omega Mra Frank OConnor and family and Mrs William Eapy of Darby spent Thursday at Fay Paxston s. Mrs Milton Stocker spent Thursday night at Ray Lockman s. Floyd Paxston and daughters of Albia visited Fay Paxston s Wednesday. Elmer Henderson and daughter visited Green Tap Missouri at Abe Ballenger s home. Freda Stocker working near Ash Grove spent the weekend with her parents. Marie Hopkins called on Milton Stocker Monday. Fay Patzston visited Gomer Stocker Saturday evening. Most residents attended the Moravia celebration.

Mra Frank O'Connor William Eapy Darby Fay Paxston Milton Stocker Ray Lockman’s Floyd Paxston Albia Fay Paxston's Elmer Henderson Green Tap Abe Ballenger Freda Stocker Herman Huber Ash Grove Marie Hopkins Fay Patzston Gomer Stocker Moravia

New Hope Residents Share Weekend Visits and News

New Hope couples Mr and Mrs David Westen and Larry visit Russell Burna home while Mr and Mrs Oba Burne and Glen join. R C Wilson and children travel to Town City to see B E Turner in hospital and to visit Mrs Wilson staying there with her father. Mr Turner is slightly improved. Frank Hiatt and Roy Scott visit Orval Burton home. Mary Beth Turner spent Sunday.

David Westen Larry Oba Burne Glen Ivan Harsh Betty Russell Burna R. C. Wilson Town City B. E. Turner Wilson Turner Frank Hiatt Roy Scott Orval Burton Mary Beth Turner

Community Family Visits and Gatherings Across Towns

Multiple households across the area hosted or attended family dinners, social visits, and weekend gatherings. Names include Keith Rose, John Wood, Dick, W E Donavan, Frank Hiatt, George Mowall, Roy Brackett, Ben Lawrence, Don Pettibone, Minnie Sharp, Grace Dooley, and others, with travel between Memphis, Center ville, Blakesburg, and Albis.

Residents Visit and Social Calls Across Town

Mr Pleasant Ray Brown and James McCrory visited Friday afternoon while Mrs Opal Bucemi and Mrs Linder called at Tom McCrorys. Roy Kenton of the U S Navy arrived home Thursday evening and July 4th in I ruswell. The community extends sympathy to the Tuttle family. Mr and Mrs C C Smith spent Monday at Ralph Tuttles. Mary Arnett Babe Moran and daughter Marjorie of Kansas City stay a few days at Tom McCrorys. Alice Brown Ed Brown of Albia spent Sunday with Homer Brown. Maude Colwell and Homer Stewart called at W A Browns Sunday afternoon. Derry Tut tle visited Saturday with Mrs C C Smith.

Ray Brown James McCrory Opal Bucemi Linder Tom McCrory Roy Kenton U. S. Navy Tuttle C. C. Smith Ralph Tuttle Mary Arnett Babe Moran Marjorie Kansas City Iruswell Alice Brown Ed Brown Albia Homer Brown Maude Colwell Homer Stewart St W

Rainfall measurement and social visits in Iconium

Light rain measured nearly a quarter inch fell in Iconium on Sunday morning. Local families and visitors from Ottumwa and surrounding towns visited or hosted gatherings across the weekend, including multiple dinners and Sunday visits, with ice cream served at Haver Free’s residence. The Kelsey family from Nevada planned a weeklong stay, with Mr. Kelsey returning Monday evening.

Leta Vamoy Ottumwa Jane Murphy Lou Funkhouser Dora Hellyer Ida Arge A. J. Brown Ona Alta Shultz Chag. Hiner Moravia Haver Free Emily Edward McCord James Carrie Turner Loyd Turner Chariton Haver Free’s Eveniing Ray McCord Clarence Vosburgh Ben Whitehead Pearl Kelsey Nevada Kelsey

PROGRAM KING THEATRE Albia Iowa July 6 to 14 lineup

The Albia Iowa program lists film showings at the King Theatre from July 6 through July 14. Mickey Rooney and Lewis Stone star in Judge Hardy's Children on July 6. July 8 and 9 feature Go Chase Yourself with Jon Penner and Tip Off Girls with Lloyd Nolan and Mary Carlisle. July 10 and 11 present Cocoanut Grove with Fred MacMurray Harriet Hilliard and Gene LaVerne. July 12 showcases Swing Your Lady with Humphrey Bogart and Louise Fazenda. July 13 and 14 highlight The Adventures of Marco Polo with Gary Cooper.

Mickey Rooney Lewis Stené Jon Penner Lloyd Nolan Mary Carlisle Fred MacMurray Harriet Hilliard Cocoanut Grove Gene LaVerne Humphrey Bogart and Louise Fazenda Gary Cooper Adventures OF Marco Polo

In Memory of Our Dear Wife and Mother

A grieving memorial poem dated August 17 1936 laments a wife and mother lost. The speaker asks about reunion in the unknown land, notes the desolate hearth and longing, and hopes for a greeting from loved ones beyond. The poem closes with the refrain that no voice answers from the mansions above. J M Cline and children

Angela J. M. Cline

Helping Hand club meets with Mrs Guy Roberts Thursday

The Helping Hand club met Thursday afternoon with Mrs Guy Roberts and enjoyed good attendance while quilting on an Ocean Wave. Refreshments were ice cream and cake. Next meeting is in two weeks with Mrs Edd Robinson.

Helping Hand Club Guy Roberts Edd Robinson Mildred Roberts Centerville C. W. Howell Faber Moravia Russell Pat) Davis Knoxville Bayard Neffin Rockford Bernard Keith Roberta Janet Lee New Sharon Roberts

Moravia Fourth Celebration Attendees Listed

The note lists residents and visitors in Udell Route 1 and Centerville as they attended Moravia’s fourth celebration. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Donar Sanders, Narlene, Donald, Eloise Walter, Tom Hiatt, Will Moffatt, Lee, Emma Miller, Carl and Earnest Foster, and others while some visited the Harry Rumley home and shopped in Centerville. The writer recalls Moravia celebrations since childhood.

Will Moffatt Lee Unionville Dana Sanders Narlene Donald Eloise Walter Emma Miller Centerville Mildred Clancy Susan Walker Joan Mac Rumiley Guss Hiatt Clair Harry Rumley John Glen Clancy Baby LaVerne Moravia Donar Sanders Tom Hiatt Carl Earnest Foster

Hiattville Social Bites and Visits Prompt Local News

Mr and Mrs Bayard Neff and son Bernard from Rockford Illinois spent a week with J C Neff. Virgil Dooley visited De Witt Iowa with John Doolay 4 H agent. Rose family and Dorothy from Memphis Missouri visited L Roy Rose and Lemin tine Tucker. Keith Rose and sons visited. Ladies Aid quilts at church Thursday after noon. Rug laid on rostrum last Friday. Maxine Tucker of Blakesburg vacationing around Hiattville. Harley Burton spent Sunday with Cliff Neff. Richard Hudgens Moravia returned from grandparents U S Hiatt. Children Day program drawn large crowd despite muddy roads. Baynard Neff and Bernard ate Tuesday dinner with Lloyd Rose and Otis Exline. Virginia and Bobby Carter visited Marilyn and Merton Hoge. A S Hiatt and A Bayard Neff clan in Centerville Saturday on business.

Keith Rose John Wood W. E. Donavan Harry Harris Persia Jaws Frank Hiatt George Mowall Clyde Alfred Evelyn Brackett Roy Brackett Ben Lawrence Centerville Don Pettibone Grace Dooley Albis Minnie Sharp W. A. Rose Memphis Robert Richard Rusell Burns Charles Burton Bayard Neff Bernard Rockford Ilinois Virgil Dooley de Witt Iowa John Doolay Dorothy Lementine Tucker Moravia Lloyd Rose’s Keith Rose and Sons Ladies Aid Maxine Tucker Blakesburg Hiattsville Hiatt Harley Burton Otis Exline Virginia Bobby Carter Marilyn Merton Hoge A. 5. Hiatt

Great Armies of Blind Ants Route All Enemies

A Pearaon's Weekly writer describes driver ants as inch long, highly organized army Of blind insects whose columns protect the queen, scouts, and soldiers. They cross rivers with a moving belly formation and attack villages devouring rats dogs and chickens, leaving areas cleaner after their passage.

Pearaon Ingentoua Anta Tature

Betts June Night Ends In Tragedy And Proposal

Betty and Jim's romance in Whiteville drives a fateful evening as a car crash near the falls leads to fear and a near engagement. Betty hesitates at a marriage proposal while Jim rushes to the town drugstore for sleep aids after a fatal accident echoes through the night.

Jim Haynes Betty Jim Lizale Thay Don Endicott

Social visits and family dinners in Albia area

Brompton Mr and Mrs L C Johannes celebrate birth of son Larry DeWayne with relatives in Albia while multiple families including Stafford Boardman Vance and Miller clusters share dinners and visits at homes in Albia Ottumwa and nearby Murray site. Several gatherings noted with names DeLong McCoy Reid Wilson Boardman Heter and Vance among attendees.

L. C. Johannes Larry DeWayne Donna Jean Vance Albia J. E. Stafford Lloyd Stafford M. E. Boardman Eva C. S. Miller Mr. Miller Chas, DeLong Elwood Stafford L. P. McCoy Song Wilma Boardman Maurice Lillard Murray I Wilson Edgar Wilson Russell Darby Archie Billings Clarence Wilson Ed Robinson W. F E. F. Boardman M.E. Boardman Charles Heter Ottumwa Charley Heter

Community notes from Fairview Church and local visits

Sunday night Children's Day at Fairview Church drew a good crowd despite poor roads. Thanks are due to Mrs. Velma Gladfelder Mrs. Robert Foster and Darlene Gladfelder for training. Fort Dodge visitors Edna Mesaner and daughters Mary Louise and Donna Jean vacationing at John McDanel home. Dorothy Belle and William Herman Smith of Mitchellville Town visiting grandmother Mrs. Belle Whicker. Velda Eaton returned home after three weeks with Aunt Mrs. Ruse Barker near Promise City. Patty Easter recovered from measles. F A Boyer and Bertha Moffitt visited Charlie Gladfelder home in Centerville with Mrs. Gladfelder's sister and husband Mr. and Mrs. Rob Dunlap of Council Bluffs visiting. Junior McDanel home from brother Claude's after graduation. Yona Eaton visited Richard Goughnour Monday.

Fairview Main Velma Gladfelder Robert Foster Darlene Gladfelder Edna Mesaner Mary Louise Donna Jean Fort Dodge Iowa John McDanel Ira Boyer Dorothy Belle William Herman Smith Mitchellville Town Mra Belle Whicker Velda Eaton Ruse Barker Promise City Patty Easter F. A. Boyer Bertha Moffitt Charlie Gladfelder Centerville

Weekend Visits And Socials In Udell and Surrounding Areas

Douglas Salem and family joined Myrl Ketchum's clan in Dallas Center while other locals hosted and attended ice cream socials at multiple homes. Visitors from Earlville and Dallan Center dropped by, and prayer meeting noted with Genesis study. The week ended with varied social visits and community gatherings in Udell.

Local Social Notes From Lake Wapello and Area

Biddle family picnicked at Lake Wapello Sunday. Centerville visitors included Johnny Foster's and Dewitte Yeager party with Emma Young. Chris Bogart and Putman party shared Sunday with Curtis Burton. Albion’s Bob Morrisey visited Fern Wright’s, and Ottumwa residents Russell Scott stayed with Dewitte Yeager. Ted Miller hosted Curton Hutton, and the Stansberrys with Nip Smith joined Wright for a trip to Wahoo Nebraska. Ted Broshar helps Johnny Foster with grain.

Gerald Burton Lake Wapello Johnny Foster Centerville Dewitte Yeager Emma Young Johnny Hutton Chris Bogart A. G. Turner Putman Francis Owinga Tris Fast Curtis Burton Bob Morrisey Albion Fern Wright Russell Scott Ottumwa Curton Hutton Ted Miller F. W. Wright J. D. Stansberry and Son Wahoo Nebr Nip* Smith Rolla ‘Foster Town City Ted Broshar

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Pioravia Union Appancoss County Avery Thuraday H. K. Smith Omega Corner Meravia Mr. Pleasant Iconium Standard Soybean King Theatre Udell Hiatteville Brompton Boyer Ridge Douglas Salem Alva Cridlebaugh Ruby Balak Cridlebaugh Myrl Ketchum Dallas Center Harry Burton Doris Carl Histt Denny Fenton Arlene Dale Fay Porter Iena Pel Claxton Milo Walker Walkers Ross Starks W. B. Walker Boyd Smith Robert Burton Earlville Ill Virgil Ketchum Dallan Center Roas Starka Ed Miller Johnny Gorden Floyd Gorden Tom Joiner J Biddle C. T. Slavin M. D Mary E. Hicks District Court Wabash Avenue E. G. Hawk Valentine & Valentine Attorneys U.S. Mangie Auctionee
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