28 Jul 1932
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1932
Page
1
Social roundup in Iconium covers dinners with the Hiner and Dicks families, musical free shows in Teeman, and visits among neighbors. Weddings include Floyd King and Lois Tyler. many households host relatives from Fairbury and Ottumwa. A chicken thief scare near Mrs. Kelsey ends with a near miss and a praised defensive shot.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Hiatt and Virginia visited the Gus Hiatt home Sunday. The Tharps and children left for Excelsior Springs. Mrs J R Callen and Edrie and Reba attended a miscellaneous shower for Grace Hart Miller at Will Findley’s home west of Cincinnati. Theo Miller and Francis visited last week with Van Lemaster and Luse families, and J R Callen’s visited the family Sunday. Frank Coulson and Edith were in Centerville Saturday afternoon, Maxine McDonnell visited grandparents Jim and Cline, and Callens visited Mrs Lune one day last week.
Hilton congregation looks to a large crowd next Sunday for services while the community shares sorrow over Ray Woodcock's death. Messages of sympathy go to the Rowe family after the fatal accident near Lowville claimed Mrs. John Waters of Des Moines, formerly Miss Hettie Rowe. Families entertain, visit, and tend to sick relatives amid recent local activities and autos.
Mrs. K Bates and daughter Lois of Chillicothe Iowa visited Cary McCoy home. Maurice Lillard and Dale Smith delivered cattle to Ottumwa Friday. Mrs M E Boardman returned Friday from a brief Ottumwa visit. John T Clarkson and Mr and Mrs Nobby Wilkinson of Albia visited Wednesday evening at the Lillard home.
Local notes describe threshing season meals at several homes. Families including Nellie Hannah Mabel Darlene and others cooked for threshers at Lille Gladfelder and Binsle Cledfelder homes. Visits and calls occur among McDanel Luse Townsend Catlen and Luse families with several Sunday and Friday gatherings.
Local notices recount visits and calls across Hiattville and nearby towns. Residents such as Ernest Hinth, Otis Burton, Bayard Neff, and J. C. Neff hosted and visited relatives, with multiple households sharing meals and attending a funeral in Moravia.
Rex Brown and Myra Cecil Hartsurk visit Shennandoah Davenport families join Mrs Stella Brown at home calls recur among Spencer Callen families in Moravia New Stasi and Newton residents recalled at funerals Ray Woodcock obituary sparks family gatherings Woodcock kin from Chariton Des Moines attend services Homer Brown tends fields Earl Delong and Ey Al Delong connections noted Mrs Orin Callen visits Stella Brown and Hamer Brown home 한다
Centerville and Unionville residents share calls and visits from Saturday to Sunday. Notable names include Harry Rumley, Mary Fowler, Mae Rumley, Minnie Moffatt, and Ed Rumley with family. A death notice notes the loss of the Hedgecock baby.
Scattersburg notes describe Wendell Roberts Harris Stafford aiding Archie Thompson with harvest chores. Local families visit Carl Tomlin and Eli Hiatt, with hayputting by Johnnis Trelan and Ezra Coltrain injured Thursday. Mrs M Gilland hosts and Steve Gilland homecoming referenced. Mildred and Ray Tomlin attend Sunday School near Scop Creek. Trelan family at Winsler funeral.
Hazel College gossip records a weekend of visits with Arthur and Herbert Lewin of Des Moines staying with Lawrence Johnson. Families named include Caster, Lincox, Darby, Systma, VanDorin, Neff, Wilson, and others visiting in Albia Moravia Centerville Bayard Albia area, noting shop visits and Sunday gatherings across several towns.
Pearl Scott of Valley Junction visited the Minor Scott and Coyle Lony homes along with Otis Tweedy Allen Sr Myr and Mrs Bailey Allen and Lola Locker of Bloomfield who joined Paul Harringtons at Sunday. N L Harrington visited Fairfield Saturday. Rev RC Rowe preached the funeral of Rex Burns of Oklahoma City. Burns family were former parishioners. The lad died after a fall from a horse and a major operation. Onis Harrington and the Misses Lola Brown Luvia Hopkins Lelah were mentioned.
The column lists local and visiting families from Fairfield Flora and Des Moines, noting open air meetings on Vietch lawn with different ministers nightly. It records hospital visits, a appendectomy, tonsil removals, Legion Auxiliary installation, threshing progress, dinners, and a wedding over looked last week, with many relatives in attendance and a busy social scene across Albia and nearby towns.
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