Eva Builds Coffee Stall Life Among Battery Park Down and Outs
Eva leaves a dainty wardrobe for a work frock and takes a Battery Park coffee stall job to fund story writing. She meets James Owen, a budding actor with a keen gaze, as she catalogs derelicts while her own Broadway play nears completion. The cross currents of love, art, and ambition drive Eva deeper into urban life and dramatic ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva
Battery Park
Vie
Wea
Jim
Dave Jakes
Owen
James
Broadway
Owen James
Iuaif
Mach
Farm Union meeting and local social round in Iconium
Several from this vicinity attended the Farm Union meeting at Iconium on Saturday evening. Local residents Bert and J D Sheldon visited Albia, Rubye Runnels stayed with Edna Moffett, and Moffett’s mother remained at the parental Jake Stevens home. A large crowd attended the funeral of Mrs Milo Foster at the Salem Church. Genevieve McFatridge is working at the Moravia Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Union
Iconium
Bert Sheldon
J. D. Sheldon
Albia
Rubye Runnels
Edna Moffett
John Moffett
Jake Stevens
Avis McFatridge
Lon High
Jake Firkens
Latin Atwell
Brushy
Milo Foster
Salem
Ladies Aid and Farm Bureau Gather for Community Events
The Ladies Aid met on Thursday led by Mrs Sadie Rouse and Mrs Harriet Rouse. Farm Bureau members gathered Thursday afternoon with Mr Ray Majora and daughter Eula visiting Major home. families hosted Sunday dinners and attended Memorial Day services. Children’s Day program set for Sunday evening June 10. 44 Club Girls presented a splendid program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Sadie Rouse
The
Farm Bureau
Roy Ellison
Hackett
J. A. Albertson
J. A. Clark
Geo. Estlack
McFatridge
Contum
on-Eatig
Robinson Home
Dorothy Kingery
Dewey Tynell
Elnora Estlack
Vera Bettis
Mrs. Smallwood
Sium
Dorothy Jean Lovell
Moravia
Ferns Humphrey
Whitlock
44 Club
Village Socials and Local Happenings Reported
A large crowd gathered at the Alms McDaniel home Tuesday evening for Miss Virgie before her extended western visit. Families visited relatives, and visitors from Centerville stayed a week. Mrs Loyd Beaty and daughter spent Savwidgy night with Russel Brown. Funeral of Mrs Milo Foater attended by many from the area in Salem. Geo C Hazlewood bought Mrs Alt Gard’s property. Lester Breese drove to Chariton on Tuesday. Voters faced severe turnout in town Monday. Tames Rouse spent part of the week in Chariton. Sunday was off for top bell players who lost to Planou by a small margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alms McDaniel
Virgie
West
Richard Holman
Dary Hellyer
Eckard
Katherine Argo
Centerville
Loyd Beaty
Robertene
Russel Brown
Maine Station Social Roundup At Local Homes
A sequence of short visits and gatherings describes neighbors and relatives in the Maine Station area. Charles and Gretchen Brosher hosted a party for Vergie McDanel. several families including the McDanel, Luse, Townsend, and Beach households visited one another Tuesday and Sunday evenings. Condolences are extended to the bereaved family of Milo Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Monroe
Frank
Monroe
Abe Gillis
Maine
Charles
Gretchen Brosher
Vergie McDanel
Willie McDonald
Dan
Daphine
Tone
Faye McDanel
Pauline Townsend
Jack Luse
Memorial Day Visits Fill Eslinger Cemetery Program
Local residents share visits and gatherings across Enon and nearby towns. Mabel and Fern Thompson with Mrs Bessie Kenzing visit their parents the Shermans. Vaughn Faber visited grandparents Andy Faber and Elgie Hawk. Elgie Hawk spent Friday in Albia. Russell Davis family dined with Gen Cloyeds and attended Memorial Exercises at Ea l inger. Lester Powel and wife from Rockford came to visit Ernest McKey and W. H. Powell. Cy Jones and daughters joined Andy Fathers for Thursday afternoon. Carl Buckingham family of Udell visited Ruben Faber. O S Miller and W R B Rose traded in Moravia Saturday afternoon. Nearly everyone attended the Memorial Day Program at Eslinger Cemetery Sunday afternoon. Harold Hawk spent Thursday afternoon with Rudolph Pence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel
Fern Thompson
Bessie Kenzing
Sherman Thompson
Vaughn Faber
Andy Faber
Elgie Hawk
Albia
Russell Davis
Gen. Cloyeds
Ealinger
Lester Powel
Rockford
Ernest McKey
W. H. Powell
Mia
Cy Jones
Andy
Carl Buckingham
Udell
Ruben Faber
Miller
W. RB. Rose
Moravia
Eslinger Cemetery
Harold Hawk
Rudolph Pence
Local Social Visits and Disturbance Report
Mrs Claud Paris called at Rey Coltrain home Tuesday and Charley Clark and family visited Luther Weatherly Saturday. Lorin Alder called on Floyd Wood Thursday afternoon. Norman Haines worked for Floyd Wood last week. David Cayler Osa Wood spent Sunday at Lee Tadlock home. John Tadlock and family at Grant Tadlock home Sunday. Mary and Flora Haines visited relatives nearby. James Wood and family called at El Suckuw home Sunday. Mary Joney spent days with relatives in Oxtumwa. Pearl Kingery called at R C Hiatt home Monday. Jock Frost visited Franklin Town last Monday night causing some damage to corn and gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Paris
Rey Coltrain
Charley Clark
Luther Weatherly
Cedar Falls
Lorin Alder
Floyd Wood
Grandman Simmons
Norman Haines
David Cayler
Osa Wood
Lee Tadlock
John Tadlock
Grant Tadlock
Mary
Flora Haines
James Wood
Sum
el Suckuw
Mary Joney
Oxtumwa
Pearl Kingery
R. C. Hiatt
Unionville Neighbors Share Weekend Visits and News
Mrs Roy Sawyers and daughter Ruth of Newton Ransay visited Mrs Sawyers mother Mrs Vermylia. Dr and Mrs Donahue of Centerville called. Mrs Bruce Jones and Prudence and Genevieve Wilson traveled to Ottumwa then Fairfield. Enid and June Morrison dined with H R Hicks. Aletha Clark and William Waverick of Ottumwa visited C E Clark. Minnie Replogle and Mrs Carl Whisler of Udell called on the Anderson home. Several local residents were noted visiting, dining or traveling including gatherings for a wedding anniversary and various hospital and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Sawyers
Ruth
Newton Ransay
Sawyers
Vermylia
Donahue
Centervile
Bruce Jones
Prudence
Genevieve Wilson
Ottumwa
Fairfield
Enid
June Morrison
H. R. Hicks
Aletha Clark
William Waverick
Cris
Earl
Allerton
Hugh Moss
Illinois
Fred Moss
E Carrick
George Smith
Des Monre
Mrs. Scotts
Bernard Bump
Joliet
Ralph Stufflebeam
Centerville
Stuffebeam
Charley Stufflebeam
Ottumwe
Allen Hopkins
Isac Ogden
Batavia
Fairview Church
Pearl Alden
Claude
Will
Mary
Martha Miller
Kidder
Henry Rits
Selma
Mat Hicks
Willie Hedges
Elts Lane
Oliver Adama
Manda Harrington
J. 0
More
Howard Smith
Unionville
H. L. Hull
A. L Lyon
Carolyn
Russell Bagby
Joe
Billy
Coatsville
Clarence Horn
Ruth Senger
Arthur Swanson
A. Senger
Doyal McDanel
Robert
Local Social Notes from Albia Mosaic
John Winfield and family visit Missouri relatives while Wille VanDorin and M M Darby shops in Albia Saturday. Several attend Memorial Services at Ealinger Cemetery. Farm Union meeting at Henry Sylama home. Relatives from Des Moines visit Finley Newburn home. Darby and Wilson families mentioned in several local contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Winfield
Missouri
Willie VanDorin
Albia
M. M. Darby
Zell Witton
Moravia
Sarah Hoadley
Willium
Mary
Jennie Robinson
Zell Wilson
George Darby
Curtis Goudy
Ealinger Cemetery
Ottumwa
Francis Wilson
Albjia
Des Moines
Finley Newburn
Edward Robinson
Harp Darby
Donald
Dorothea Darby
Epworth League
Eph Wilson
Farm Union
Henry Sylama
Willard Cohagen
Birkesburg
MM. Darby
Carl Cloyd
Zull Wilaun
Not Enough The Min Who Looks Upon His Town
A terse impression notes a man who views his town as merely the place he wakes and lives, arguing such a stance limits true citizenship and communal engagement. The remark questions whether detachment from local life betrays public duty and belonging.
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Min
Hedge College and Local Family Social Notes
Rev and Mrs D W Thompson were Thursday callers at the G E Luse home. G E Luse and family had Sunday dinner with Mrs Vone Jones. Zell Wilson called at E F Wilson's Friday morning. Sunday dinner at E F Wilson's included C J Fix and Roger Irene R C Wilson and Homer Wilson. Dutch DuVall and family attended memorial services at Eslinger Cemetery Sunday. Homer Wilson of Albia stayed Saturday night at E B F Wilson's. Mr and Mrs Russell Davin and daughter Marion spent Friday evening at O G Davis's. Hi A Stufflebeam and family were Sunday visitors at the Barl Kirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
D. W. Thompson
G. E. Luse
Vone Jones
Zell. Wilson
E. F. Wilson
C. J. Fix
Roger
Irene
R. C. Wilson
Fatmi Homer Wilson
Dutch DuVall
Eslinger
Homer Wilson
Albia
EB. F. Wilson's
Russell Davin
Marion
O. G. Davis
Hi. A. Stufflebeam
Barl Kirk
Ottumwa Party Draws Forty At Wilson Residence
A Friday evening gathering at Wilson's in Ottumwa drew about 40 attendees. The event featured games and visiting followed by refreshments of brick ice cream and cake. LaVerne Davis spent Sunday with Clell Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Wilson
LaVerne Davis
Clell Davis
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Moravia Union
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Smith Bros
West End
Stark & Hiatt
Turner & Son
D. K. Orelup
Farmers’ & Merchants Savings Bank
D. N. Voetberg
Towa
Gerome
Frank M. Wilson
G. G. Veach
Franklin Township
Hilton
Arthur Beach
Guy McKern
Dave Goldfield
Daphne
Iane
Lydon McDanel
Velma Whicker
A. Smith
Oskalooss
Barney Debaugh
Ellix Main
Glenn Sufficoo
Clyde Gindfield
Willie McDanel
Ted Brosher
Lyndon McDonel
Broshere
Cody Lusey
Corydon
Clark George
Lloyd Luse
Johnnie Foster
E. C. Boyer
John McDanel
Guy Miller
Shirley Townsend
Lee Beach
Iris
Verne
Gasy Olson
Mra
Wash Kincade
Velma
Vernal Vera
Verna Boskak
Gretchen Bresher
Celia McTand
Mina Luse
Hertha Luse
Dorothy McDaniel
Breaved
Majoris Brown
Vera Koster
A. E. Browher
Tene
Dorthy McDanel
ENON
Jock Frost
Franklin Town
Foster
Hedge College
Webb Bros
Silberman & Sons
South Moravia
Watkins Baking Ron
Watkins
Hamilton R. F. D. Albis Moravia
Phoenix
America
Hurst & Parry
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