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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1938

Page

2

Urbana and vicinity social notes and church services

W V McAllister and family and friends spent Thursday at Whisler s. Booster club plans camping trip to Lake Wapello. Memorial services at Eslinger cemetery drew many former residents. Mrs Lizzie McAllister and others visited R A Faber s. Sunday School had 42 attendees. Local gatherings included visits from Ottumwa residents and Center church services. Fields and gardens grow grassy. farmers hope for clear days to finish corn cultivation.

W. V. McAllister Harvey Doty Whisler’s Urbana Vaughn Charles Faber Lake Wapello Othello Cary Jr Lizzie McAllister W. ¥. McAllister Daty R. A W. A. Hunt Ottumwa Wilson Leonard Marion Fisher Henry Horn van Dillan John Fisher Center Lizzie McAllis Robinson Silas Robinson

Local Visit Notes From Salem Area Homes

Salem residents listed visiting and visiting guests include Mr and Mrs Edward McCord and son at Haver Free s Mr and Mrs B C Whitehead in Oskaloosa Friday afternoon and many family gatherings. Hazel Hellyer visited Emily Free at the Edward McCord home while Dell Hellyer and family spent Sunday at Bert Rinehart s. John McAninch and son called on Bert Nash and Fred Tarr joined Sunday dinners at Jane Murphy s with Edith Tarr and Mildred.

Edward McCord Haver Free’s B. C. Whitehead Oskaloosa Clyde Gladfelder Newton Long Guy McKern Hazel Hellyer Emily Free Dell Hellyer Bert Rinehart’s John McAninch Bert Nash Fred Tarr Jane Murphy Edith Tarr Mildred

Galloping Tea at Mrs Archie Thompson Home

McLennan and family attended a Galloping Tea at Mrs Archie Thompson's home Thursday afternoon. Centerville callers included B G Whitehead Haver Nash McCord Hellyer and Tarr families and others visiting Dell Hellyer. Dell Hellyer plans a new barn at Ray Rinehart residence.

Mildred McLennan Charles Youngker Dell Hellyer Hazel and Clark Roberta Tarr Harold Argo Ant Eloise Robl Dell Hellyer’s Dale Perry Carl Dicks Leonard Perry Ray Rinehart

Children’s Day and church notices from Vosburgh and North Bend

Attendance at Sunday School reached 94 with a Children’s Day program afterward. A Children's Day service is planned at the Methodist Church next Sunday with unknown start time. The Vosburgh homecoming is set for June 9 at the Vosburgh schoolhouse. Mr and Mrs Pearl Eugene Broshear and Mr and Mrs Harry Lemasters attended the North Bend Church program. Mrs Laura Dicks visited a Centerville doctor and Mrs Leenda Fleming is staying with Mrs Edgar Breese.

Carlota Carl Hamilton Mystic Methodist Church Vos+burgh Vosburgh Pearl Eugene Broshar Harry Lemaster North Bend Laura Dicks Centerville Leenda Fleming Edgar Breese

Local social notes and visitors across Unionville and nearby towns

Sunday visits and callers followed by a string of local hosts and out of town guests from Unionville Albia Rose Hill Newton New Sharon and nearby areas. Notable events include Eva Browns birthday celebration and a Clover Leaf Club meeting with six members and four visitors.

Local residents host and visit across multiple families

Brompton Grant Sineox and wife join Irwin Sineox and kin for Sunday dinner at Herman Johnson’s. Dozens of local households from Eddyville to Ottumwa share visits and refreshments. Memorial services draw a large crowd at Eslinger Cemetery on June 8.

Weekend Visitors Gather at Bair Home in Unionville

Unionville honors graduates as W P Bair family hosts relatives from Chicago and New York including Marian Dunbar and Betty Bair. Guests from Blakesburg and Centerville join the celebration with extended family, while Miss Margaret Wilson journeys to Cedar Rapids for visits and work. A post-nuptial shower honors their daughter Write, bride of Gerald Wrel, with plans and modest wedding readings described amidst a bustling family gathering.

W. P. Bair Marian and Dunbar Chicago Betty Bair New York Grinnell Cedar Rapids Billy and Loyd Jerome Centerville L. E. Ransom J.H. Plitt Des Moines Alb. Stanley Write Gerald Wrel Mav Garver Esther Elder Lois Kocher W. 4 Agnes Mote Agnes Hull Nemnai Scott Bothey Bie

Sally Irene and Mary and other shows at King Theatre Albia

The King Theatre in Albia presents June 8 and 9 with Alice Fay Fred Allen Tony Martin and Jimmy Durante in Sally Irene and Mary. June 10 and 11 feature Gene Autry in Red River Valley with Leo Carillo and Edith Fellows in Little Miss Roughneck. Additional June bills include The Adventures of Tom Sawyer with Robson and Tommy Kelly June 12 and 18, Akim Tamiroff and Anna May Wong in Dangerous to Know June 14, The Tones family in A Trip to Paris June 1 and 11, plus Claudette Colbert and Charles Boyer in Tonight's Our Night.

Alice Fay Fred Allen Tony Martin Jimmy Durante Sally Irene and Mary Gene Autry Red River Valley Leo Carillo Edith Fellows Jung May Robson Tommy Kelly Tom Sawyer Akim Tamiroff Anna May Wong Tones Family Paris Claudette Colbert Charles Boyer

Local Society Notes Honor Hostess and Attendees at Bridal Event

The event featured refreshments served by the hostess with Elenor Wilson and Agnes More assisting. The bride received many gifts as a long list of attendees included Mrs. Jas. A. Wilson, Mrs. Lois Kocher, Mrs. Amanda Miller, Laura More, Elsie Bair, Anna Walter, Clara Wilson, Mildred Hinote, and many others. Additional items mention travels of Mrs. Ola Stanley and Mrs. Clyde Marney, visits and trips by Rev. and Mrs. Frank A. Smith, and Mt. Pleasant high school commencement attendance by Robert Wilson, with the family connections noted throughout.

Elenor Wilson Agnes More Jas. A. Wilson Lois Kocher Amanda Miller Laura More Elsie Bair Anna Walter Clara Wilson Mildred Hinote Delini Harrington Effie Montgomery Belle Andrews Nell Gates Sarah Arnold Myrtle Harrington Naomi Scott Julu Kochler Gladys Wood Beatrice Bowers Catherine Cross Mabel Kobb Nellie Tweedy Geraldine Harrington Darlene Underwoo Hdra Mae Strunk Margaret Hinote Opal Crawley Agnes Hull Naomi Holmes Raby Underwood Inez Scott Carrie Cross Agnes Ogden Larue Cross Patty Joe Ogden Gertie Elder Ruby Mae Cross Esther Mac Garner Etta Brain Maybelle Brain Ethel Willson Maze V. Dukes Ola Stanley Bert McSweeney New Judson Ind Clyde Marney Clyde Jr Joy Berniece Topeka Kans Colorado Springs Fred Felkner West of Centerville I. R. Cook Frank A. Smith North Takota Baptist Bible School Jas A. Wilson Mt. Pleasant Robert Wilson

Scattersburg Resident Relocates to Idaho for Work

Scattersburg resident Lawrence Swanson left Tuesday for Idaho where he has em ploy ment. He and his wife and son had been visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Roy Gilliland and H T Gilliland. Marie Tomlin visited Thursday night with Marjorie Boyer. George Scott was quite ill Friday. Bernard Hayes helped with chores. A new girl Helena Trene arrived at the Tadlock home. Elmer Lockman was a business caller in Blakesburg Friday. Mr and Mrs Curtis Tomlin and Richard spent Tuesday forenoon at Tomlin's. Mrs and Mrs Raul Lockman were Sunday visitors at Elbert Lockman’s. Marjorie Boyer spent Saturday night with Marie Tomlin. Mr and Mrs Phil Hinote and children of Unionville visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Roy Gilliland. Mr and Mrs E G Boyer and Clifford were dinner guests at G Tubaugh's and attended Memorial services at Eslinger in the afternoon.

Grant Sineox Irwin Sineox Herman Johnson Leo Flahive Alberta Berto Edith Vance Eddyville M RE Boardman Ralph Boone Lloyd Stafford Moravia L. C. Johannes Larry DeWayne Charles Johannes Albia J. E. Stafford Rosalie Elaine Chas. DeLong Clifton Boardman Richard Burton Business College Ottumwa Edgar Wilson Russell Darby Ed Robinson Clarence Wilson W PF. Boardman Deena Lee Dweena Robinson Ona Boardman L. E Fern Thompson Union Eliora Miss Thompson Cedar Falls O. S. Miller Harris Stafford Ames Kenneth Stafford Ankeny A. C. Stafford Des Moines Mary E. Stafford Paul Stafford Bert Neff Eslinger Dillard Springhill Ellis Robinson Geo. McGilvery Lawrence Swanson Idaho Roy Gilliland H. T. Gilliland Marie Tomlin Marjorie Boyer George Scott Bernard Hayes Grant Tadlock Helena Trene Elmer Lockman Blakesburg

Reading at Enon Bitle School and community notices

The fragment reports 34 attendees at Enon Bitle School with Dweena Robinson delivering a reading next Sunday. It mentions services at Eslinger cemetery, an address by Attorney Hunt, news of a grandson born to Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Roberts, visits by Faber family, and multiple local names and gatherings around Sunday School and community events.

Bitle Dweena Robinson Eslinger Cemetery Attorney Hunt Troy Roberts Mervin Fred Wendell Roberts Loner Rock Tuau Faber Padtey W. H. Van'Dorin LB. VanBusin J.v Max Beekioun Rodger Giveth Dewy Faber Ray W. i Donahoo Bo Coop Estinger T. Wartsui Forday Je Teiblin

Helping Hand club gathers for quilting and social visit

Richard visited after Sunday School with Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Ward. Mrs. A. C. Faber hosted the Helping Hand club on Thursday with 24 members including visitor Vera Van Dorin. They pieced a Star quilt and embroidered pillow slips, served banana pie and cookies, and planned next meeting with Mrs. R. A. Faber. June 1 marked Mrs. Rodger Gideon's birthday amid muddy roads and a 65-person relatives gathering with ice cream and cake. LeRoy Harvey and family from Oskaloosa visited at the A. C. Faber home, and Mrs. Curtis Tomlin and Mrs. L. B. VanDorin reported fried chicken.

Richard Curtis Tomlin L. B. VanDorin LeRoy Harvey Oskaloosa A. C. Faber

Centerville Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits

Fuller and Mrs J J Allom visited Centerville on Thursday. E B Land of Ottumwa made a business call in the area last week. Mrs James Long joined the Monroe county chorus in Sigourney on Thursday. The Raymond Jones family spent Saturday in Albia. Centerville hosts Mr and Mrs M G Smith on Sunday with many relatives visiting. J J Ullem and Jess Smith assisted with grinding at Ultem's.

J. J. Allom Centerville E. B. Land Gerald Long Carlysle Long Albia James Long J. J. Allem Willard Cloyed George van Dorin Troy Lockman Junior Smith Everett Mosier J. J. Ultem Jess Smith J. J. Ullem

Bible School trip and local visits in community

Douglas Salem Mildred Cridlebaugh and Leona Starks left for Detroit for a two week Bible School trip. Lester Gorden and family visited the Gus Gorden home Sunday evening. R E Bear and family called at the Alva Cridlebaugh home Thursday evening. Community members attended an anti saloon league meeting at the Christian Church Sunday. Friends brought music from Ottumwa for neighbors. Local residents Lee Walker Bill Horstmans and Balak Cridlebaugh were in Centerville Saturday morning. Measles affected several in the community last week. Mr and Mrs Ross Starks visited Mrs Ida Davis Sunday after visits by the Gordens and their daughters Margie and Anna in Centerville Sunday afternoon.

Mildred Cridlebough Leona Starks Detroit Michigan Lester Gorden Gus Gorden R. E. Bear Alva Cridlebaugh Christian Church Harley Burton Ottumwa Lee Walker Bill Horstmans Balak Cridlebaugh Centerville Ross Starks Ida Davis Margie Anna

Local families share visits this week

Franklin Elen Shehan spent Friday with grandparents Mr and Mrs Wes Scott. Several relatives called at the John Moffat home Thursday evening. Henry Elliott and family visited John Muffitt home. Visitors included Mrs Joe Firkins and Jack at Fred Tarr home. Additional notes mention Alicin callers and Rex Haver gatherings with multiple families.

Elen Shehan Wes Scott Henry Elliott Jack Lewis Bill Elliott Danny Latrille John Moffat Elliott Wenerl Coulson Charlene George Shehan John Mufffitt Jake Firkins Jack Fred Tarr Jim McGee Everett Stansberry Jons Shehan Jim Shehan Yoats Clell Sheldon Inez Irene John Ellen Fred Duckett Frank Swan Dark Newby Dickie Jimmie Rex Haver Harry Jennings Ruscoe Argo Russel Brown Betty Jeen Rickie Wnth Derby Ralph and Rex Rex Haver Toine

Valley Social Notes Span Cattle Trade and Visits

Kinser Valley Bert Mark loaded two loads of cattle for the Ottumwa market. Friday, C. V. Heater and grandson were business callers in the valley. Dr. Ornduff of Albia tested cattle here midweek. Dave Chidester shipped a calf to Ash Grove. Reuben Faber’s visited Wm. Van Dorin’s. The Cut Goudy family called on Ivan Hoadley and John Robinson. Zell Wilsons picnicked on Bunker Hill then attended Eslinger cemetery services. G. R. Darby and family and others visited Moravia and Unionville area for telegraphy work and a fish supper.

Bert Mark Ottumwa C. V. Heater Dr. Ornduff Albia Dave Chidester Ash Grove Reuben Faber Wm. van Dorin’s Cut Goudy Ivan Hoadley John Robinson Zell Wilson Bunker Hill Donald Harry DuVall Moravia John Johnson Fern Wright

Iconium Sunday School Attendance and Church Officers

The Christian church program by the chil dren featured songs readings and exercises with all participants contributing. Epworth League leaders were noted and officers elected for the next year including Wayne Thompson Grace Argo Charles Youngker Clarence Whitehead George Hellyer and Emily Free. Various local visits and guests were listed from Centerville and nearby towns along with family attendees and callers.

M. E Christian The Christian Church Charles Youngker Epworth League Wayne Thompson Grace Argo Clarence Whitehead George Hellyer Emily Free Mark Brown Albin Kate Brown Lois Centerville L. L. Funkhouser Robert Turner Jane Murphy Ray McCord Purvis Ruby Whitehead Carrie Turner Fred Tarr

Community Notes From Tarbell Area Visitation and Events

Robbert Turner and Chas Tarbell family news. Will Free visited Des Moines relatives Thursday. Local visits include A J Brown Osa at Dora Heldger’s, Cinda Fleming at Edgar Breese home, Paul McCord Joann with Lyda Argo, and Taylor Murphy gatherings. Eckert Kathryn Argo from Fort Dodge visit grandparents Harry Bressler, plan summer stay. Nettie Hellyer at Promise City shows no improvement. Veon Tarbell visiting sister Mrs Robert Turner. June 12 16 church and M E Ladies Aid events announced. children’s program led by Clara Brown Emily Free Virginia Argo.

Clara Brown Emily Free Virginia Argo Methodist Church Eckert Kathryn Argo Fort Dodge Iowa Mis Harry Bressler Nettie Hellyer Promise City Veon Tarbell Robert Turner

Gamble's Manager's Sale Specials Highlight Low Prices

Specials cut prices at Gamble Stores include Fly Spray 84 cents per gallon 20 quart Cold Pack Canner 98 cents Grade A Barn Paint 1.29 per gallon in 5 gallon units. Mr and Mrs Gus Luse son Gerald Mr and Mrs G C Jones and Mrs Vone Jones were dinner guests at Horton Potts home.

Gamble Gus Luse Gerald G. C. Jones Vone Jones Horton Potts Home

Also Mentioned on This Page

Urbana and Vicinity Salem Turner Ambulance Service Mr. Pleasant Harry Sanders Unionville Tom McCrory Brown Edward Points Homer Stuart Maude Colwell Harry Robinson Edward Arthur Points Harold Brown W. A. Brown Lonnie Long C. CG C. CG. ‘Smith’s Monday Morning. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Smith Nora Nichols Eva Brown Eva Charles Foster Loren Buckingham Rose Hill Ralph Steckler Newton Charles Brown New Sharon Homer Brown Ed Brown Country Air Mystic Clover Leaf Club Vernie McAnineh Howard Teater Mildred Argo Freda Swift Billy DeWayne Moore Callen Bert Sheldon John William McAninch Fred Ducketts Frank Swans Clark Newbys Maxine Frame Vern Tarbell Rosalie Beaty Earl Bourdman Chester Sanders Royce W. C. Bivin Carl Moravia High School Brompton King Theatre Enon Douglas Salem Franklin Janesville, Wis Kinser Valley Iconium C. T. Slavin M. D Sudan John H. Goode Neil Produce Potts’ Men's Shop Albis, Ta
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