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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1952

Page

3

New Hope By Gettevie Donovan

Wesley Chapel church will finish a six day Bible School with a program at 8 00 Wednesday evening. Teachers include Mrs Doris Boblenz Mrs Kenneth O Connor Mrs Juanita Dooley Mrs Evelyn Daniela and others. Numerous local residents attended funerals of Mrs Vet Callen and Mr Matt Watts with sympathy extended to both families.

Wesley Chapel Church Bible School Doris Boblenz Kenneth O’connor Juanita Dooley Evelyn Daniela Ernest Hiatt Kenneth Hiatt Anne . Pettibone Paul Cridlebaugh Helen Price Harry N. Phillips Harry ©. Phillips Frank Mc Ivan Harsh Harsh Matt Watts Marion Max Watts Omaha Dale Watts Ora Harsh Ivan Shields Mt. Ayr Raymond Zinn Gene Lamont Allie Phillips Oskaloosa Frank Hiatt Lowell Harris Newton Vess Hiatt Hiatt Irven Kalvig Edna Myers Chicago Fred Dusablen Myers Dusablen Kalvig Waterloo Carol Brees Lute Hiatt

Kinser Valley Notes From Moravia Area

LeRoy Wilson sheared sheep for Pearl Hiner Saturday morning and finished his afternoon. Russell Darby and daughter visited Sunday morning. Zell Wilson and wife attended Decoration exercises at Moravia Friday. Roy T. Darby and family from Des Moines joined Moravia dedication exercises Friday. Rain measured about a quarter inch Monday morning. Ralph Robinson and family were...

LeRoy Wilson Pearl Hiner Russell Darby Zell Wilson Moravia Roy T. Darby Charles Des Moines Ralph Robinson

Sunday dinner visitors at Zell Wilson home

Pearl Hiner called on Saturday morning at the Zell Wilson home for business. An electric storm moved through the area at nine o'clock with heavy clouds and continuing rain.

Zell Wilson Pearl Hiner

Franklin News Implies Social Visits Across Towns

A lengthy list of visits and callers from Indiana and Ottumwa to the Coy Swift and Moffatt households fills a row of community notes. Families including the Stutlers Ekwalls Ammons Argo Turners Calhouns and McFatridges are referenced with Sundays weekends and Thursday evenings noted in Moravia Davenport and Davenport area exchanges. The spread shows frequent social calls among local families and relatives.

Miller By Mrs. Gerald Burton

Mrs. Pearl Hill spent a week at daughter’s home of Mrs. Claude Paris and family. Marion Reagan recovers after tonsillectomy. Local visits include Strunk and Burton families for Memorial Day. Various neighbors and relatives visited, Marion Reagan stayed with the Kellys in Centerville and Des Moines before returning home.

Pearl Hill Claude Paris Marion Reagan Burton Loren Alden Clifford Caster F. E. Boyer Agnes Langford Grace Numa Fred Hahn Bertha Louise Maquoketa Eleanor Miller Wilbur Miller Miller Clara Andrews Lee Weaver Clifford Logan Strunk Gerald Burton W. C. Millers Marion Kenneth Caltrain Harold Wright Ben Williams Ernest Witt Glenn Smith Loretta Witt Centerville Norman Kelly Lovell Reagan John Kelly Kelly Des Moines

Preview of a New World in The New American Weekly

Admiral Byrd previews a world guided by Moral Re-Armament and explains what MRA stands for. The article argues why Communists fear the movement and outlines its promises and influence.

Admiral Byrd New American Herald-American MRA

Maple Grove social notes mix with many visiting families

Maple Grove items recount weekend and midweek visits among local families. Guests include the Comstocks, Tadlocks, Hainlines, Tuckers, Wilsons, DuValls, Offields, Kinnamons, and Tisues among others. Several dinners and Sunday gatherings span Melrose Albia Centerville and Ottumwa areas with multiple households hosting and visiting.

Fairview Notes from Mrs. B. H. Taylor and Local Happenings

Billy Lockman travels from Ottumwa to Ft Sheridan after a 10 day visit with parents Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lockman and expects discharge soon. Farm Bureau gathering at Jack Martin home drew Cyril Mullins and Edith Mullins, Ted Tracy, Buell Taylor, Kenneth Coltrain, Bur dette Ward, and Gene Boyer families. Otha Mercer of Newton visited daughter Mrs. Opal Mullins, and the group later met Mr. Mercer’s four Mullins brothers in Osceola for a birthday dinner.

Billy Lockman Ottumwa Ft. Sheridan Raymond Lockman Cyril Mullins Ted Tracy Edith Mullins Buell Taylor Kenneth Coltrain Burdette Ward Gene Boyer Farm Bureau Jack Martin Otha Mercer Newton Opal Mullins Osceola Mullins Mr. Mercer Mercer Elvin Stocker Helen Lou Myr Milton Stockerl Albia Mra Bill Hershberger Elsie Coltrain Gomer Stocker Duane Wood Edith Kendall Fred Coltrain Joe Smith Versal Stocker Ray Lockman T. J. Fletcher Ash Grove Norris O'Connor Gretchen Proctor Woody Jim Hayes Cynthia Zula Taylor Dayne Taylor Otha Taylor Marie Coltrain Troy Lockman J. C. Lockman Clifford Stocker West Des Moines Homer Matherly Gomer George Johnson Anna Lockman Flora Jones St. Joseph Hospital Jean Jay

Global shift increases milk and cheese use while butter falls

Principal world markets show rising intake of whole milk products including fluid milk and cheese, with a notable decline in butter consumption. Analysts cite changing dietary patterns and trade dynamics as driving factors in the shift across major countries.

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Neighborhood social notes from a busy weekend

The text lists numerous local families visiting friends and relatives across the community. Events include birthday dinners, hospital care, and attendance at a Bible School program, with names such as Stocker, Coltrain, Lockman, Taylor, and Mullins recurring throughout.

Vosburgh Derby Happy Helpers Club Meeting Recap

The Happy Helpers Club met Wednesday with Maxine Sheldon to select nut meats and held a contest won by Carolyn Swift. Traveling bingo delivered gifts to all attendees. Next meeting hosts Dotta Swift in a month with many members and guests listed.

Happy Helpers Club Maxine Sheldon Carolyn Swift Dotta Swift Emmett Derby Larry Karen Rose Monte Lynn Hattie Miller James Calhoun Leon Addie Sheldon Flo Frame Freda Swift Carolyn Rena Ammons Dean Allen Linda Glen Coy Swift Lois Hanly Ann Marie Clayton Sheldon Neil Deanna Craig Roseann Shirley Calhoun

Funeral Notice From Moravia For Mrs Vet Callen

Mr and Mrs Elmer Kellogg and Mr and Mrs Fred Argo visited Clayton Sheldons on Friday Sunday guests at Emmett Derbys included Mr and Mrs George Hammond and Linda Irwin Laura Martin Basil Carl and Kathryn Foster Mr and Mrs J N Callen and Marvin attended the funeral of Mrs Vet Callen in Moravia on Saturday afternoon

Cecil Comstock Comstock Melrose Irene Tadlock Helen DuVall Fred Hainline Ralph Tucker Reva Dus Vali Helen Blakesburg Lawrence Roland Roland Bill Wilson Baby W. H. VanDorin Johnny Geraldine Wilson Albina Vern Livengood Loren Walter Mear Walter Gabe Johnson Dale Derby Albia Derby Johnson Carl Tisue Wayne Grant Tadlock Bud McDanel Basil Tadlock Robert Clark June Lockridge Centerville George Exline Lake Wapello Russell Dodd Sturgeon Ottumwa Claude Hawk Junior Kinnamon Bud McDanes Curtis Tomlin Rex Tisue Win Tomlin Art Fox Elmer Kellogg Fred Argo Clayton Sheldons Emmett Derbys George Hammond Linda Irwin Laura Martin Basil Carl Kathryn Foster J. N. Callen Marvin Vet Callen Moravia

Memorial weekend visits and funeral notices in Unionville

Memorial weekend brought many visitors to Unionville including families from Ottumwa Evanston and Independence Kansas. Rev Fred Sawyers delivered the Memorial address at the Baptist church. W L Hull funeral held with many relatives from Austin Minnesota Rockford and Centerville attending. The Union township Farm Bureau hosted a well attended meeting with Get Out The Vote as the theme.

LaVern Cox Independence Kansas N. L. Harrington Jim Morrison Carol Robert Evanston Burl Morrison Osage Floyd Harrington Ottumwa Adda Swaim Drakesville Joe Harrington Fred Sawyers Bloomfield Hollis (Helen) Jobe Donald Hull Unionville Taylor Cemetery W. L. Hull Woodrow Hull Austin Minn Eugene Ort Ray Maas Tommy Rockford Lily Paul Hull Misa Marigaret Hull Jack Martin Union Township Farm Bureau J. W. Proctor Exline Estella Burtoh Doris Centerville D. L. Hiatt Bud Martin Des Moines

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