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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1937

Page

3

Local social notes from Brompton and surrounding area

Brompton Wilma Boardman and Kathryn Militich visited Friday. Ben Jones and family dined with the Charles Hackett home Sunday. Edgar Wilson assists W A Wilson with farm work. Mrs Etta Schroeder Miss Nell Jennings Ottumwa and Evelyn Carter visited M E Boardman Sunday evening. Albert Fisher visitors at Bert Fisher home. Ernie Carter and family and Grant Lincox visited Herman Johnson home Sunday. Russell Darby and Bill Hoadley did business in Brompton Monday. Ethel Roberts Mrs Agnes Peck dined with O S Miller Sunday. George Militich attended Frank Spillman funeral in Albia Friday. Dweena and Deen Lee Robinson visited Erma Johnson Thursday. E McKay Mrs Lester Powell and children Wendell McKay and family visited Farson Sunday with Mrs McKay's mother. Curtis Burton and family and Preston Hiatt and family and Bill Hiatt were Thursday evening visitors at M E Boardman home. Lulu Tillmont Madge Hough visited Sunday morning at W F and E F Boardman home. Theodore Perry Mrs Patty McElroy and daughter of Alicia dined with J T Clark Sunday. Donna and Kenneth Powell Unionville Mo visited grandparents McKay last week. Edward Robinson family were Sunday evening visitors at Smith Giltner home. Frank Darby family Moline Ill visited M E Boardman home Monday. Mrs George Reid and children business callers in Albia Monday evening. Revolutionary Tire Policy ad promotes Gambles Crest tires.

Wilma Boardman Kathryn Militich Ben Jones Charles , Hackett Edgar Wilson W. A. Wilson M. E. Boardman Etta Schroeder Nell Jennings Ottumwa Evelyn Carter Albert Fisher Bert Fisher Ernie Carter Grant Lincox Herman Johnson Russell Darby Bill Hoadley Brompton Ethel Roberts Agnes Peck O. 8 Miller George Militich Frank Spillman Albia Dweena Deen Lee Robinson Erma Johnson E. McKay Lester Powell Wendell McKay Farson McKay Curtis Burton Preston Hiatt Bill Hiatt Lulu Tillmont Madge Hough W. F E. F. Boardman Theodore Perry Patty McElroy Alicia J. T. Clarkson Donna Kenneth Powell Unionville Edward Robinson Smith-Giltner Frank Darby Moline Ill George Reid

Memorial Day Socials and Church Notes in Ames Area

Memorial Day gatherings marked social life across Ames and nearby towns with numerous families hosting dinners and visiting relatives. Attendees included Leroy Thelogi family, Ida Argo, Dora Hellyer, Pearl Runnels, Mable Hiner, Harvey Baty, Will Kelsey, Clyde Beaty, Archie Thompson, Loyd Bonnet, Bert Vosburgh, Russell Boles, Edward McCord, and many others. Epworth Leaguers performed at the Methodist church, Rev. Lawson to leave for Idaho, and M E ladies planned an all day meeting with cooperative dinner.

Church of Christ Leroy Thelogi Ames Ben Allem Ida Argo Jay Argo Moravia Dora Hellyer Salem Cemtery Dell John McAninch A. J. Brown Osa Howard Chas Argo Bert Swift Lincoln Nebr Glen Turner Coy Swift Ben Derby Albia Archie Thompson Loyd Bonnet Busey Bert Vosburgh Albis Russell Boles Rockford Ill Edward McCord Pearl Kelsey Centerville Haver Free Emily Clyde Jones John Brown Ottumwa Clarence Whitehead Wayne Thompson Chas Youngker Souilia Epworth Leaguers Methodist Church Misa Bishop Miss Wineler Lawson Idaho M. E Kol Roll McCord Dwight Clark Newby Algin Derby Laura Martin Lester Derby Albin

Sunday social at multiple Salem homes observing visits

Salem residents including Mr. and Mrs. Newton Long and Jean visited John Zimmer’s home and Mrs. Dora Hellyer and Mrs. Susan Callen hosted Osceola guests. Numerous families such as the Rineharts, the Nashes, the Mains, and Tarrs were present for calls and meals. Hazel Hellyer helped with cleaning. Evening callers included Milo Main and the Potts family.

Newton Long Jean John Zimmer Dora Hellyer Susan Callen Osceola Iowa Lew Frank Rinehart Dell Hellyer Bert Rinehart Kate Brown Lois Roy Rinehart Minnie Rinehart Albis L. R. Perry Bert Nash Dorothy McKern Neal Nash Jess Gladfelder Wanda Main Lyman Main Hazel Hellyer Susie Tarr Fort Madison Robert Tarr Gus Luse Gerald Vone Jones Horton Potts Milo Main Cisir Potts

Albia Social Roundup of Weekend Visits

Hedge College Mrs C G Davis and Dorothy shopped in Albia Saturday afternoon. Several families including the Morisons from Chicago, the Davises, Luse, and Main households visited relatives Sunday. Dora McDanel planned a Des Moines trip, and many guests called on the VanDorin and Lockman homes Sunday evening.

Moravia Social Notes Highlight Nearby Visits

Moravia residents report Sunday calls and weekend visits among neighbors and relatives. Ivan Harsh and family spent time at the Watts home while Juanita Smith visited Herold Mason. The Browns hosted and were visited by several locals including Mrs. Cass Hamilton and Helen, and others stopped by Albia and Centerville for calls.

Ivan Harsh Watts Juanita Smith Herold Mason Lloyd Brown Ella Tisue Hollingshead Cass Hamilton Helen Centerville Clarence Willigmag Harold Mason

New Hope Residents Welcome Weekend Visitors

Sunday and weekend gatherings brought guests from Newton Persia Blakesburg and Des Moines to local homes. Names include Cobba Harris Rose Burton Turner and Howell families with several VISITORS and a Thursday bridge club gathering.

Visitors and relatives gather at local homes in weekend notes

Oskaloosa residents spent the weekend with relatives and friends. Dorothy Rose and family from Memphis Mo visited W A Rose’s household, while other guests included Eunice Calhoun Lementine Tucker and Lula Burton at the Hiatt and Burton homes. Additional calls and Sunday visits covered Donavon Brackett and Roy Scott households as well as Des Moines visitors Hal Carter Marceline and Russell.

Oskaloosa Frank Hiatt Keith Rose W. A. Rose Dorothy Memphis Lloyd Rose Marilyn and Merton Eunice Calhoun Lementine Tucker Osval Burton Lula Burton Bessie Donavon W. E. Donavon George Howell Clyde Alfred Don Brackett Albia Delmont Moffitt Roy Scott Hal Carter Marceline and Russell Des Moines George Turner WFE Donavan Glen Hoover Pauline Bessie Neff Orval Burton Burton Ed Neff Plano Russell’ Warner Blakesburg Elsie Martin I Frank Chambers

Local Social Notes With Family Visits And Birthday Event

Burlington residents Coulson and Curtis Duke visited Monday with Mrs. Duke’s sister Mrs Glen Anderson and family. Lynn Hilton hosted relatives for James’ birthday Sunday. Lloyd Cline and children from Rockford Illinois were weekend guests at Jim Cline’s home. Ernest Hiatt and Virginia and Richard were Sunday visitors at the Cline home. Nellie Callen of Denver and R C Hiatt of Centerville called at J R Callen’s home Sunday. George Franz of Lake Wapello spent the weekend at the Glen Anderson’s. Betty Luse hosted Taylor Township 4 H Hustlers Friday afternoon. 23 members and guests attended. Picnic at Glen Anderson’s Sunday. Virgil Johnson and sons visited Centerville Monday morning. Claude Wren family visited Forest Mericle’s home Sunday. Maxine McDanel attended Lynn Hilton’s birthday dinner Sunday. Callens visited W H Callen and family in Centerville Saturday. Gertrude Anderson is visiting relatives in Ottumwa.

Curtis Duke Burlington Denver Colo R. C. Hiatt Centerville J. R. Callen George Franz Lake Wapello Glen ‘Anderson Misa Betty Luse Taylor Township Hustlers Glen Anderson Virgil Johnson Junior Vernon Claude Wren Forest Mericle Maxine McDanel Lynn Hilton W. H. Callen Gertrude Anderson Ottumwa

Local Social Roundup From Blakesburg Area

Bladle Rex Angel of St. Charles Ul and relatives visited Fern Wright's Sunday. Chas McCurdy of Blakesburg joined Pearl Hiner visitors. Carl Tomlin, Robert Foster families and others spent time at various homes including Van Long, Luia Miller, and Ted Miller. Several residents, including Max Hiner and Miss Exima Young paleo, are mentioned with weekend visits and local gatherings.

Rex Angel St.Charles Pearl Hiner B. Shoemaker Sandra Chatanooga Tenn Basil Weir Allen Boller Atlantic Fern Wright Chas. McCurdy Blakesburg Chris Bogart Jess Hiner van Long Theo Miller Francis Ted Miller Curtis Hutton Lula Miller Max Hiner Carl Tomlin Robert Foster Johnny Foster A. W. Logan Harold Wright Moulton W. Wright A. G. Turner Geo. Hiatt's Jerry Williams Margaret John Miller Luia Miller Ray McCloud Roy Brinkley W. F Showers Exima Youngpaleo Des Moines Paul Miller Ernest Hiatt Herbert McDouel Clarence Dowd Teun Judy and Tamily Maxine McDenel Rathbun Erpest Hintt’s

Local Visits Highlight Weekend Socials Across Area

Omega Mr and Mrs Fay Paxston, Milton Stocker and family and Charlie Walden visited Sunday at Clint Paxston's. Clifford Clea and Fairy Stocker spent Sunday evening at Fay Paxston's. Burdett Ward called at the parental L Ward home Sunday morning. Mildred Roberts and Betty Hiatt visited Mrs Roger Gideon Monday afternoon. Doyle McDanes and Gomer Stocker with Fairy called on Mrs Ray Coltrain Sunday afternoon. J R Lockman visited relatives at Moravia Sunday.

Fay Paxston Milton Stocker Charlie Walden Clint Paxston Clifford Clea Fairy Stocker Burdett Ward L. Ward Mildred Roberts Betty Hiatt Roger Gideon Doyle McDanes Centerville Gomer Stocker Fairy Ray Coltrain J. R. Lockman Moravia

Understanding Iowa Children Breakfast Nutrition Advice

The article argues modern breakfasts fail the word breakfast by lacking protein foods like milk eggs and meat. Old fashioned meals with eggs milk and bread provide better protein. Cereal should be well cooked and served with milk. avoid sugar. Emphasizes early rising, shorter breakfast time, and protein efficiency for children. Sponsored by the Iowa Child Welfare Research Station University of Iowa.

Towa Child Welfare Research Station University of Iowa

Memorial weekend visits and harvest plans reported

Enon residents and relatives gathered for a weekend at the Selby Gillespie home and nearby farms. The notes list numerous visiting families, including Faber Harvey Roberta Roberts, and mention Arthur Shaw leaving for Blackwell Oklahoma for wheat harvest work. The fragment ends with more social references and a late evening gathering.

Clara Selby J. v. VanDorin Eslinger B. B. VanDorin J. J. Selby R. A. Faber LeRoy Harvey A.C. Faber’s Win Barnes Charles Tom Mainard Virgil Johnson Howard Fuckhouser John Louis Joyce Carol Hilbert Roberta Des Moines Keith Roberts Lovilis Arthur Shaw Blackwell Obio Joby Laithbury Cs Dai Sante van Adler Jir Flop Hawk Sandy Waite Ideo Ene

Farmer theme and community notes shine in local piece

The article blends a Wordsworthian tone with moral farming counsel praising the diligent and condemning laziness. It lists visitors at a Sunday ice cream gathering including Mr and Mrs L B VanDorin and family, notes a move of Mrs Jones, and reports Mrs J J Smith's serious illness with relatives visiting.

Rogers J. C. Lock Man Arthur Shaw Lucile Serietiere Melgudy R. S. Faber L. B, VanDorin Louis J.T. VanDorin Leo Clara Selby D. T. Jones Jones

Agricultural Editor Praised by Cedar Falls Gazette

On March 16 1880 Cedar Falls Gazette issued its first number with Peter Melendy as editor of Field and Garden a two column weekly. The piece lauds his horticultural knowledge and leadership in Iowa promoting agricultural fairs stock breeding and community societies while infusing his column with literary charm and Victorian optimism.

Cedar Falls The Gazette Peter Melendy Iowa Towa Fine Stock Breeder'a Association Implement, Grain, and Produce Company Dubuque Horticultural and Literary Society Cedar Valley Agricultural and Mechanical Association Rotary Club Black Hawks County Luella M. Wright Red Cedar Valley Melendy

The Hustlers Meet With Miss Burton

The 4 H club The Hustlers met at Margaret Burton home Monday evening May 17 with nineteen members present. The meeting opened with roll call and the program included songs Braided Bugs health talk conservation talk buying curtain material and talks on lighting. Rev and Mrs Donahoo attended Memorial Day services at Jay and Eslinger cemeteries and stayed with their niece Mrs Ben Coop. Mrs G B Johnson visited Des Moines Friday.

Hustlers Margaret Burton Lord Jesus Johnny Juanita Anderson Rosemary Main Margaret Hiatt Doris Bell W. P. Donahoo Jay and Eslinger Ben Coop

Tax Sale Notice for Iconium Real Estate in Appanoose County

Oliver Elswick is notified that Lots 1 2 7 and 8 in Block 6 Range 18 Town of Iconium, Appanoose County Iowa were sold for 1982 taxes on April 1 1984. The sale certificate is now owned by J R McCord and redemption must occur within ninety days after service of this notice. A Treasurer's Deed will be issued if redemption is not made. Dated May 19 1937. J R McCord May 27 June 3 10.

Oliver Elswick Appanoose County State of Iowa Iconium J. R. McCord

Also Mentioned on This Page

Moravia Union Congress H. K. Smith Gamble's Gambles Turner Ambulance Service Veach Drug Store Tconium Anna Potts William Burns Gay McKern Roberta Tart Bert Shew Robert Jennings Harry Jennings Ray Rinehart George Hellyer B. ©. Whitehead Ray McCord Ted Teaters Theola Will Haver Salem Moravia High School Hedge College C. G. Davis Wendell Croyed Roy Adaims Edna Dyphion C. B. la Mar Dick Morison Chicago Bert Luise 0. G. Davis M. P. Main’s E. F. Wilson Fred Hartzer Fred Hart and Ray Don O. G. Davis l John L. Johnson Flora Jones Jep Lockman Fred VanDorin Willie VanDorin Foster Dorin Wales P. H. Cobba Newton Harry Harris Persia Lowell Harris Dorothy Rose Marilyn Rose Ernest Johnson Joe Stanley Maxine Tucker Buster Martin Junior Donavan John Wood W. E. Donsvey Harald Turner Max Georgie Sim Howell Mystic Cecil Howell Gen. Turner Vew Hersh Purvis Hedgecook Dan Pettibone Anne and Jerry Endure Ted Broshar Elmer Phillips Coulson Omega Understanding Iowa Childrenn Enon Fer Yu Letha Blumer Harold Smith J. J. Smith Miss Burton G. B. Johnson Big Company Southern Utiuthes Company
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