Local social notes from Moravia area readings
Mil lie Cox of Albia spent Sunday with her parents here. Frank Swaim and A C Dowd were in Mt Pleasant Friday. Marilyn Smith visits relatives in Mt Pleasant area. Mr. and Mrs RR Pennington visit Bloomfield Saturday. Udell couple Caylor in Moravia on business. Mrs CS Prizer Albia visits JF Powell Moravia. Helen Dowd Ottumwa spends Sunday here with her parents. Keith Cameron family guests here. Barbara Burmeister Fontanelle visits grandparents Halden. Rev J W Zerbe returns from Colorado. Harriett Lee Main visits cousin Christine Main Centerville and Lake Wapello. Lana family Sunday relatives in Centerville. Tom Cameron family visit Bloomfield Tuesday eve. Mrs AC Lucas Glenwood Mo week-end here. Daphen and Doris Pennington in Des Moines with grandparents. Ed Jordan returns from Illinois. W T Smith visiting Mt Pleasant Crawfordsville Town City North Liberty. Ed Pabat leaves for Berryville Ark. Reich sisters visit Iowa City and Muscatine. Co-Operative Marketing Association ships livestock to St Louis. A 5% lb son born to Robert Jennings west of Moravia. E T C club theatre party at King Theater Albia. Agnes Stansberry recovering from University Hospital Iowa City. Rev and Mrs W T Boston and Bobby travel to Britt to visit Mrs Boston’s parents. Boston family then to Clearwater Minnesota for fishing trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Caylor
Udell
Moravia
C. S. Prizer
Albia
J. F. Powell
Helen Dowd
Ottumwa
A. C. Dowd
Keith Cameron
Newton
Cameron
Barbara Burmeister
Fontanelle
J. W. Halden
J. W. Zerbe
Colorado
Harriett. Lee Main
Christine Main
Centerville
Lake Wapeilo
Lana
Centerle
Tom Cameron
Bloomfield
A. C. Lucas
Glenwood
Daphen
Doris Pennington Lare
Des Moines
A. M. Pennington
Ed Jordan
Illinois
Adam Engle
W. T. Smith
Mt. Pleasant
Crawfordsville
Town City
North Liberty
Edd Pabat
Berryville
Ark
F. A. Reich
Stella Reich
Helen
Iowa City
Dorothy Potter
Muscatine
Co-Operative Marketing Association
St. Louis
Mer. C. O. Jones
Robert Jennings
West of Moravia
Tuesaday
Charles Stanley
E. T. C. Club
King Theater
Agnes Stansberry
University Hospital
W. T. Boston
Bobby
Britt
Iowa
Boston
Mrs. Richardson
Clearwater
Minn
Moravia Softball League
Clover Leaf Club
Howard Skinner
Lous
Yankees
Tigers
Jess Elgin
Wilbur Smith
Clyde Dicks
Eeltra
Yruxton Diskac
Ralph Beach
Underwood
Paul McCord
Fletcher
Wright
Oehler
Anderson
Morgan
Will Kelsey
Pearl Kelsey
John McAninch
Brown
Jimmy
The
Jay
H. E. Watts
Stella
Dunn
Argo
Fremont
Carter
Hardie
Watta
A. B. Jordan
Peru
W. H. George
Marilyn George
Tom Heaton
Marjorie
Winifred
Fairfield
Cody J. Luse
Wayland
Everett Weaver
Harrison
F. Kaster
Paul Broshar
W. Kaster
Woodward
Kennedy
Hiatt
Tomlin
Orelup
T Ny
A. G. Broshar
Dotson
Winslet
Johnson
Pearl Broshar
Gardner
Susan Callen
Otto
Dea Moines
Roscoe Argo
Mrs Joe Schoech dies in Blakesburg at 4 P M
Mrs Joe Schoech of Blakesburg died at her home Monday July 8 at 4 PM. Born October 19 1877 in Davis county she married Joseph Schoech February 26 1902. Survived by husband three sons two daughters two brothers two sisters and three grandchildren. Funeral at Blakesburg Christian church at 9 PM conducted by Floyd Edwards and C H Chader with burial in Jay cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Schoech
Blakesburg
W. C. Hudgens
Davis County
Joseph Schoech
William Schoech
Annapolis
Wayne Schoech
Modesta
Calif
Carl Schoech
Angeline Shell
Omaha
Neb
Beulah Jacobson
Washington
D. C
Clara Rose
Amlin
Ohio
Sam Hudgens
Moravia
Thomas Hudgens
Weatherford
Okla
Mia
Franky Wood
Unionville
Iowa
Bertha Miller
Schoech
C. H. Chader
Jay Cemetery
Vacationing at Lake Okoboji and Moravia notes
Vacationing at Lake Okoboji Mr and Mrs Lestex and children Dorothy Lee and Donald spend two weeks there. Moravia Softball League batting averages show Reds and Athletics leading. local gatherings feature Clover Leaf club showers, farm meetings, and visits by Argo, Callen, and Dicks families amid storms and crop damage reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Okoboji
Mrs. Lestex
Brain and
Cehildren
Dorothy Lee
Donald
Classified House for Rent and Misc Ads
Classified items include house for rent and various notices such as jobs and sales. Mentions Campbell, Scott Tucker, peaches for canning at 1.75 per basket, Main Street, and a sale of transparent bottles and apples. Contains fragmented OCR from a historical page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobs Campbell
Bbc Be
Scott Tucker
In Memoriam for Frank Nichols Farwell Tribute
In memory of Frank Nichols who died July 28 1984. A heartfelt verse recalls a peaceful burial and the cherished memory until they meet again. The poem speaks of a golden gate, a welcoming angel, and the quiet longing felt at twilight and each day’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Nichols
Also Mentioned on This Page
Millie Cox
Frank Swaim
Marilyn Smith
R. R. Pennington
T. J. Luse
BIG Smith
Parker House
Miles Nervine
Hyco
Reds
Albia U. B
Midway Fruits
Lake Wapallo CCC
Economy Cleaners
Reda
Stop & Shop
Teonium
Marie
Evelyn Dicks
Mra
Clyde Dicke
Earl Swift
Ned Argo
Guelda Argo
Thelma Swift
Bert Sheldon
Jessie
Leslie Derby
Fred [Argo
Rosalie Beaty
Dicks Girls
Bert Nash
Freemar Weidman
Frank Wilson
Mystic
Wm. Harris
Gustaf Coulson
Rosalie 3Eaty
John Beaty
Rosa Beaty
Gambler
Farm Bureau Indies Meeting
Mesdames
Mesdames Chas. Coffin, Delmar Wilson, T. R. Gardner
H. E. Glick
J. L. Dodd
Dorothy
Lou Dodd
Mintia Callen
Chase Coffin
Moravis
Paul Lovell
Omey
Tene
Edith Taylor
Clair Stalcup
Lincoln
Nebr
J. Lovell
Paul Coffin
Shirley
Mary Coffin
Geo. Brain
Addie Harrizon
Bryce Jones
Patey
Prudence
Charlie Jones
Misa Oza Celien
Fred Callen
Warren Duvill
Ben Blumer
Theo Thompson
John Fone
William
Clair Callen
Harry Woodward
For Underwood
Warren du
Virginia
Ruth Gibbons
Anns Callen
Beardsley
Laws
Broshar
Winaler
Harold Burton
A. J. Brown
Osa
Harry Brown
LeRoy
Versal Hough
Munterville
George Hiner
Berle Besty
Wendl Coulson
Harvey
John
Paul Lock
Lottie Swan
Bill Haver
Haver Free
Clayton Sheldon
Leighton Atwell
Berle
Max Beaty
Jay Masaman
Will Free
John E. Enowels
Ste Bar Bush
Memoriam
Golden Gate
Turner & Son
Chet Broshar
San BN Ics ‘Store
Smith & Veach
Rexall Drug Store
Oehler Oil CO
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