Brush and Friends Gather at Local Homes This Week
A series of social visits are noted across the community. Mr and Mrs Clark Blackman and family visited Delmar Wilson. Ernestine and Evelyn Stauber spent time with the Tisue and Foster families. John Sotortund returned to Chicago after a week with his sister Mrs A C Green. The new Brush Schaal house nears completion and school opens August 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Blackman
Delmar Wilson's
Ernestine
Evelyn Stauber
Clifford
Carl Tisue
Josephine Foster
Lee Fatt Apent
Zell Callen
Misa Florine Perry
Gertrude Green
Evelyn
Ernestine Stauber
Walter Lemaster
Harley Time's
John Sotortund
Chicago
A. C. Green
Homer van Dorin
Milo Poster
Florine Perry
Gertrude
Althea Green
Ain
Earl Main
I. G
Tiane
Ione
Cuford
Carl
Marry Tisue's
Gus Tisuve
Willie Tisue
Dorothy Wilson
Leon Oehler
Milo Foster
Gus Tisue
Bert McKern
Ernestine Stanher
Evelyn* Stanher
Death of Mrs Mefford at Foster and local notices
Friends of Mrs Mefford announce her death at her Foster home after long illness. Funeral services were held Sunday with interment in Trussel cemetery. George Darby aided Grant Sineux this week. Alex Johnson and family shopped in Albin Saturday. Fannie Coster and family visited Albin Saturday evening. Several valley residents attended Moravia band concert Wednesday evening. Roy Darby shared Sunday dinner with his uncle Marshall Darby. Harley Smith visited George Darby Monday morning. A lighthearted shellfish joke from the Montreal Star concludes the snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zell, Wilson
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Social calls and chores across Albia families
Mrs. A C Faber and Lucy visited the Faber household while Mr and Mrs B G Lincox and son Clair spent Thursday at the Jones home. George Jones and Maxine Jones dined at Cy Jones home. Afternoon callers included Mrs A C Faber and Lucy and Mr and Mrs J C Lockman and children. Wendall McKay cut oats for John Selby last week. Mrs Clara Selby visited Cy Janes. Milo Selby threshed for John Selby. The John Selby family hosted many relatives Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Faber
Lucy
R. S. Faber and
Dean
Albia
B. G. Lincox
Clair
Jones
George Jones
Maxine
Chas
Cy Jones
J.C. Lockman
Brett
Guy Roberts
Wendall McKay
John Selby
Clara Selby
Cy Janes
McCumber
Milo Selby
Unionville social notes recount local visits and calls
A string of Unionville engagements details visits and calls among residents. Sam Kingery and neighbors called at Rumley and Fowler homes. Family members visited kin in Missouri and at Mary Fowler's house. Oats cutting, hay harvest, and Baker salesman activity are noted alongside numerous informal gatherings and Sunday visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Kingery
Unionville
Calvin
LaVerne Rumley
Ray
Russell Fowler
Arty Rumley
John Foster
Earl
Alice Sanders
Charlie Crow
Centerville
Fowler
Leonard Watkins
Coatsville
Harry Rumley
Mira
Conor Sanders
Narline, Versie
Donna Fowler
Mary Fowler
Thursay
Minnie Moffat
Rungell
Glen Clancy
Missouri
Will Moffat
Floyd and Lee
Emma Ray
Walter McCauley
Nesr
Moravia
Chester Sanders
Royce
Earl Foster
Willie Milleman
Needle
Tom Hiatt
Chester
John Sharp
Nelbert Hayworth
Calvin and
LaVerne
Bonnie Lee
Floyd
Lee
Hugh Bishop
Odell and
Vernal Paxton
Mannie Fool
Charles
Alma
Albia
J. J. Stevens
Ed. Rumley
Victor Good
Blakeshore
Miller on Fa Morning Sun social event and guests
A house party hosted by Miss Viola Rouse of Albia Iowa honored the 1929 lady teachers of Morning Sun High School and their boarding companion Miss Inez Miller. The gathering included guests from Unionville Gilman Traer and Morning Sun with ice cream and cake served. Nearby residents and families enjoyed Sunday and weekday visits and celebrations at various local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Rouse
Albia
Towa
Morning Sun High School
Morning Sun
Inez Miller
Unionville
Miss Rouse
A. L. Lyon
Miss Viola Rouse
Moravia Town Council authorizes street improvement project
The Moravia Iowa town council resolves to build and grade shale roads on North Street Henry Street and East Street using specified volumes. Assessments will be levied on abutting private property within set limits with railway areas included. A final hearing is set for August 16 1930 at 8 p m in the council chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Iowa
Anid
Moravian Town
Williams Street
Southern Utilities Co
Henry
Chariton Street
Fast Street
East Street
King Street
Hall & Withington
Civil Engineers
Centerville
Town
Local Social Notices From Unionville Area
Sunday gatherings at the Wilbur Miller and Dowd homes featured Mr and Mrs Wm Miller and families plus neighbors Inez Eleanor Coffin Suzette Strunk and others. Birthday celebration for Stanford Dowd attended by Claud Paris and two children at Dowd home south of Unionville. Visitor Mrs Mable Koehler of Raton NM stayed with Strunk Koehler and Miller families. Car crash on Moravia road involving Freddie Campbell and Walter Harper caused damage but no injuries. Paris and children enjoyed ice cream at Ray Coltrain home. Arlene and Helen Paris stayed with Coltrain family. Mrs Wilbur Miller and Mrs Carl Coffin visited Wm Miller home Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Tadlock
Lorene
Dave Caylor
Frank Gibbs
Ivan
West Grove
Wilbur Miller
Mira
Lew Wood
Moulton
James Wood
R. F. Coltrain
Moravia
Ray Coltrain
Wayne Underwood
Floyd Wood
Nash Kingery
Sony
Richard
Robert
Charles Coffin
Prank Strunk
Ray Strunk
D. L
Grant Tadlock
Eva Miller
R. (. Hart
Bruce Jones
Jane Bishop
Loren Alden
Mary Emma
W. C. Miller
Mabel Koehler
Wm. Miller
Inez
Eleanor
Carl Coffin
Suzette Strunk
Sylvia Hart
Tyan
Unionville
Claude Paris
Stanford Dowd
Dowd
Mable Koehler
Raton
New Mexico
Helen Paris
Coltrain
Tte
Hedge College 8 Percent Social Notes
N. G. Wilson and Jim Black ended on W. J. DuVall Tuesday afternoon. G. BE. Luse and family visited Charlie Jonas in Moravia. E. F. Wilson spent Sunday afternoon at Dutch DuVall. Mrs G J Luse and Mrs Dutch DuVall called on Mrs E F Wilson Tuesday. O G Davis and family visited Clell Davis Sunday. Vivier Wilson visited John Johnson Tuesday afternoon. Maxine Davis spends the week at O G Daviss. Marion Talley makes a larger impression in town than on her Kansas farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. G. Wilson
Jim Black
W. J. DuVall
G. BE. Luse
Charlie Jonas
Moravia
E. F. Wilson
Dutch DuVall
Mra
G. J
Luse
O. G. Davis
Clell Davis
Vivier Wilson
John Johnson
Maxine Davis
Distance Lends Tranquility and a Marriage Offer
A middle aged man thanks a Coast Guardman for saving his life and asks how he can repay. The guard suggests marrying the man's mother in law and moving to Buenos Aires, sparking a humorous exchange about money and a bus purchase. The dialogue appears in Army and Navy Journal and London Opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast
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Kinser Valley
Montreal Star
Ade
Frigidaire
ENON
Miller
W. G, Pirkins
Allest
BE. S, Carter
Marion Talley
City
Kansas
Tye
London
Moravia Bakery
Sone Firestone
Fireatone Company
Firestone Dealers and Service Stores
Firestone
Leabe Firestone
Detroit
Firestone Oldfield
Couries
Ford
Firestone Olbries
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