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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1942

Page

2

Local social notes from Albia and surrounding towns

Mrs Sally Jacobson visited Albia Friday while John Veach was in Des Moines Tuesday. W L Smith and son Merle enjoyed a Lincoln Nebraska weekend. Legion Auxiliary appeals for old records for the boys in service. Christina Main of Centerville spent a night with cousin Harriett Lee Main. Dorothy Nowels of Des Moines stayed with her mother Eula Nowels. Roy Adams and baby of Des Moines visited Moravia relatives Sunday. Bruce Gardner stayed with sister W A Wilson near Blakesburg last week. Birdie Main visited Saturday with daughter Mia. Ray Herris family near Centerville hosted relatives. Lew Hiner and children at J P Foster home Thursday. Claude Veach of Tacoma, Washington visiting brother Albert Veach. Shirley Talbot returned from two week visit with Clair Sellars at Russell. W A Smith and sons Bob and Max of Albia visited H K Smith Sunday night. Bruce Watts and children of Ottumwa weekend visitors to H B Watts. Oneita Selby of Hollywood expected for month with Frank Selby. Merle Smith Judith Ann of Marysville visited W L Smith household Tuesday. Lee Wright of Galesburg IL spent Sunday with aunt F A Reich. Zeline Wright returned home after two weeks with her sister. Gus Pfannebecker came back Monday from extended stay with daughter Cecil.

Sally Jacobson Albia John Veach Des Moines Merle Lincoln Nebraska Legion Auxiliary Webster Christina Main Centerville Harriett Lee Main Dorothy Nowels Eula Nowels Roy Adams Baby Moravia Bruce Gardner W. A. Wilson Blakesburg Birdie Main Mia Ray Herris Centervillers Lew Hiner Pearl, Jeraldine Johnnie J. P. Foster Home Shirley Talbot Clair Sellars Russell W. A. Smith Bob Max H. K. Smith Bruce Watts Ottumwa H. EB. Watts Mings Oneita Selby Hollywood Calif Gus Pfannebecker Mrs Cecil Curtis Burton Barbara Preston Hiatt Melcher Charles Curtis Hiatt Johnnie Whicker George Irelan Elvin Stocker Lester Bradshaw Faricen Winsler Indies A. G. Broshar Waterloo Forrest Main Pilgrims Church Gerald H. G. Broshar Harry Pabst Marilyn Broshar Wilhelm — Blumenstock Frederick Billie Regine George Firkins Maxine Gennes Johnson Clyde Wilson Jane Roswell N. M Dorothea Darby Firkine Vallejo Cernterville Park J. W. Albert J. F. Albert Washington, D. C Tennessee Valley Authority Albert General Accounting Office Mt. Pleasant State Hospital Craig Carson Long Beach Kathleen Bleck Mendota Charles Clester Miners’ Hospital Ronald Lee Clester Dorothy Yohe Charles Elsie Clester Kenneth Patznick Elmer Geis Creston Roy Gilliland E. .R Kaster Geis Osceola Petznick Claude Wren Francis Bonnie Tom Hall Parnell Mery Wren University Hospital Iowa City Wren

Local families gather for visits and births in Albia area

The column lists numerous relatives visiting relatives in Albia and nearby towns. It notes hospital visits and recoveries, birthdays, and a July birth at Miners Hospital Albia. Names include Russell, Elizabeth Roger, Brice Me Donough, Ralph Mes Donough, Mary, Frank Miller, John Winsler, Norman Ward, Curtis Burton, Barbara, Preston Hiatt, Charles Curtis Hiatt, Mrs. Whicker, Mrs. Johnnie Whicker, Elvin Stocker, Lester Bradshaw, Mrs. Faricen Winsler, and others with extended family trips to Ottumwa, Des Moines, Waterloo, Roswell, Vallejo, and Des Moines churches and events.

Easier To Get Birth Records In Iowa

Iowa will return to simple late birth certificate filings with August 1 affidavits from those with first hand birth knowledge. Affected by federal rulings, the change allows delayed registrations of births to be filed via declarations of citizenship, signed in the presence of military or factory representatives, with penalties up to $10,000 fine or five years in prison for misrepresentation.

Dea Moines Iowa Pris Roth

War Bond Drive Promotes Helmet Use and Bonds

The notice urges investing in War Bonds each payday to reach the national quota. It compares American steel helmets to German models for head protection against shrapnel and fragments. It highlights helmet cost and the need for thousands of new helmets for soldiers.

Irelend Cifbeenty Corm U.S. Treasury Department

War production surge and price controls amid World War II

U S wartime output in June nearly triples November before Pearl Harbor, with Mt Nelson cautioning against boasting. War Production Board to concentrate civilian goods, rationing tightened, counterfeit gasoline books found, OPA to allow coupon credit sales to July 31, 1942. Price controls praised, food inflation rising 1.8 percent May 15 to June 15, with legal recourse for overcharges. OPA expands tire and rental rules. defense rental areas to 94 by August. Agriculture secretary Wickard announces price adjustments to ease shortages. Navy reports U S progress in the war front and related logistics.

U. S Pearl Harbor Mt. Nelson Yesra Eaest Nelson U.S Great Britain Andermany War Production Board Henderson OPA Agriculture Wickerd Mid-West Navy

Marines report new Japanese losses and Allied air hits

Reported Allied air forces severely damaged enemy docks and port facilities at Tobruk Benghazi Suda Bay and Crete. MacArthur says a 2500-man Japanese invasion force landed near Buna Ambast Gova in New Guinea and faced damaging raids leaving few ships. Navy notes 17 more UN merchant vessels lost to submarines. Army reorganizes Arcos into Service Commands to reduce duplication. Stimson cites 28000 jaundice cages among personnel amid yellow fever vaccine changes. Women’s training programs expand with 20 companies of 160 women and 20 of 150 women slated for year end training and 25000 by April 1943.

Haateruwateta Bnetiy Lewis H. Bretetoh Comemander Middle East Tobruk Benghazi Suda Bay Crete Roosevelt William D. Leahy U. S Vichy France Ger. MacArthur Australia Buna-Ambast-Gova New Guinea United Nations Army Army Corps Arcos Stimson

False Alarm in Indianola Fire Alarm Origin

An electric fly spray machine caused a false fire alarm in Indianola when fog from the device in a grocery store was mistaken for smoke. The alarm was turned in as a result.

Indianola

Honey stash found by workers in Guthrie County courthouse

Workmen repairing walls in Guthrie County courthouse discovered a large amount of honey stored inside an odd wall cavity. The bees remained at work as the workers, with little extra effort, ended up owning several pounds of the valuable delicacy.

Guthrie County

Caddy Blaine Asher Uses Motorized Golf Assist

Spencer resident Blaine Asher employs a motorized caddy machine that rolls around the golf course, aiding transport and carrying equipment during play.

Blaine Asher Spencer

Diggers Club formed after Elkader church work

The 50 men who aided in improving the Congregational Church in Elkader by building a Friendship Hall have formed a club to be known as the Diggers club. The note mentions golf clubs and a battery needing recharging every 86, but focuses on establishing the new society.

Gether Jad Diggers Club Elkader

Trick Photography Displays Double Exposure Portrait

Cecil Berfield of Falls presents a double exposure portrait showing him in work clothes with tousled hair focused on chess on one side and dressed for church or formal setting on the other. A newly published hymn titled Hymn for All People features words by Elizabeth Hoyt and music by Jack Powell, with arrangement by Howard Chase of Town State College staff.

Cecil Berfield Falls Elizabeth Hoyt Jack Powell Howard Chase Town State College

Boyer Ridge Ties At Family Reunions Near Boyer Home

A Sunday after church family reunion gathers at the Allie Boyer home with extended relatives including Delmont Moffitt Ira Boyer Richard Carolyn and Clarabel McDanels. Visitors include John McDanel Roy Scott and Lazelle McDanel. Threshing time is expected in the neighborhood with Trenton Gladfelder visiting the Belle Whicker home.

Olin Foster Lige Boyer Allie Boyer Delmont Moffitt Ira Boyer Richard Carolyn Clarabel McDanes F. E. Moffitt Mya Boyer John McDanel Roy Scott Lazelle McDanel Kangag City Paul McDanel Myatie Jesse, McDanel Centerville Trenton Gladfelder Belle Whicker

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