Berry Halden Family Visits J W Halden Home
Mr and Mrs Berry Halden and Maudetta spent Sunday at the J W Halden home describing a quiet family gathering with close relatives present.
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1930
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Berry Halden and Maudetta spent Sunday at the J W Halden home describing a quiet family gathering with close relatives present.
Mrs. Ruby Tillmont and her daughter Ruth of Des Moines are guests at the home of Mrs. Pearl Reich, visiting for a period.
July 7 1920 the Board of Supervisors met at the Court House Centerville Iowa with J L McFall as chairman and D P Fenton and J F Chambers present. Claims were approved for numerous general pauper and farm accounts including Centerville Water Co and Evans Roy mileage and salaries for June. A resolution reduced assessed values for structures destroyed by fire after inquiry by E E Heaton. Adjourned to July 8 1920 with notes of residents visiting and ongoing county business.
Moravia records a string of visits and guests including Allen Boller from Nevada, Frank Luse of Mystic, Rev. Hawkins, Pauline Henderson visiting Elizabeth Sneed, and the Duncan sisters from Albin. Local residents plus Ottumwa visitor C. W. Stober attended business in Moravia, with many families hosting relatives and attending Sunday gatherings. A Red Tag Sale at Gamble Stores is announced for July 26, and Winifred Patridge of Grand Island visits Moravia friends Mrs Winslet.
Mr and Mrs Howard Bane of Plano and several Tarbell families visited with Misses Jessie and Vanchie Tarbell Thursday evening and enjoyed ice cream. Griffinsville callers included Mrs Pearl King who is ill. Beulah and Marie Dicks visited Rosa and Josephine Murphy Sunday. Sherman Feper and Pearl King were Iconium callers Monday.
Missouri Poultry Farms of Columbia offers 100000 baby chicks for a limited time at 1.00 per 100 for Reds Rocks Wyandottes Orpingtons and 0.00 per 100 for White Brown and Bull Leghorns with postage paid and delivery guaranteed Send 1.00 per 100 plus balance to C D Prices valid for a short period in Missouri
For sale a Jersey cow described as good and healthy. Contact Mr4 R C Hart of Unionville Iowa to arrange purchase or see the animal. Includes seller name and location for inquiries.
Sunday visitors included Mia Hope Hinsley and Ted Fenter at the Clarence Tenter home. Neighbors shared ice cream at Jack Murphy’s place. Numerous calls from Center ville and Plano residents marked a busy weekend with quilting at the Clover Leaf Club and upcoming August 20 gathering.
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