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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1941

Page

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Kinser Valley and Darby Family Visit and Homecoming

Kinser Valley residents and the Darby family visited the Jdhh Wilser house Thursday evening. Discussions covered shale hauling for the bridge approach, road grading, and local drainage. The old Foster homecoming at the school drew about 100 attendees with Sunday school, a cooperative dinner, brief program, and re elected officers from nearby towns. Next year’s gathering is set for the second Sunday in June.

G. R. Darby Donald Jdhh Wilser Houe Bob Hoffman Sheen Zell Wilson Jess Smith Amy Old Foster Ottumwa Ft. Madison Des Moines Melcher

Social visits and travels in Centerville area

The note records multiple social visits in Centerville and surrounding areas. Names mentioned include Udell Route 1 residents Mr and Mrs Tom Hiatt, Calvin, LeaVerne, Bonnie Lee Rumiley, and families of Harry Rumley, Myrtle McMann, Emma Miller, Edd Rumley, Jess Walker, Cleo and Joan. Raymond Mishler traveled to Illinois to bring home Harold, who is in training.

Tom Hiatt Centerville Calvin, LeaVerne Bonnie Lee Rumiley Jess Walker Donar Sanders Narlena Donald Centervile Myrtle McMann Harry Rumley Emma Miller Edd Runtley Cleo Joan Raymond Mishler Illinois Harold

Unionville Weekend Visitors and Local Notes

The text records a series of brief social mentions from Unionville and nearby centers. It notes military family movements with Orval in training and Jimmie Moffatt visiting, plus visits by Mr and Mrs Will Moffatt and Lee, the Miller family, Donar Sanders, and several others in Unionville and Center. Also referenced are doctor visits, a hand injury, and kin gatherings at Centerville and surrounding areas.

Army Orval Alee Will Moffatt Lee Unionville Mta Jimmie A Fuiatt Swith Miller Ursday Afternoo Mt Tomtitt Batty Lax Cardelag Donar Sanders iNaflena Ma Donald Unionvile Harry Rumley Cal‘vin Lea Verne Bonnie Lee Berniece Imria Miller Eximea John Glaxton Andy Jess Erbek Foster Centerville Bud Waltera Cantal

Community Socials and Local Notices Preview

Mrs Raymond Williams of Centaredheee hosted Sunday guests at the Ben Williams home. Marie Williams with the band and Lyl helped VanZante painters near Eddyville. Mr and Mrs Pearl Hiner visited Chris Bogart’s home Sunday. Mrs Ben Jones called at the Wesgyrmase home Sunday afternoon. Versal Robb Tom and Wilma Carol visited John VanZante’s home Sunday evening. Mrs Ralph Shellquiey and daughter Lucille attended the 4 H Rally Day at Albia. Several neighbors attended the Children's Day Program at the U B church Sunday evening. Wolves continue to kill sheep in the locality.

Raymond Williams Centaredheee Tal Ben Williams Honny' Hamilto Tai Marie Williams Lyl Tooh VanZante Paintes Vanme Eddyville Pearl Hiner Chris Bogart Ben Jones Wil ‘Wesgyrmase Versal Robb Tom l Wilma Carol John VanZante Ralph’ Shellquiey Dater Lucille Albia U. B

Moravia area families gather for gatherings and visits

New Hope and Moravia residents attended multiple events including a Richard Mullenberg funeral in Albia, an alumni banquet, and various Sunday dinners and visits. Among those noted were Mr. and Mrs. George Howell, Evelyn Brackett, the Wilsons, Pettibones, Harsh family, Carter, Chambers, and others visiting relatives at homes and in Des Moines and Centerville. Local band member Mary Frances Carter joined Des Moines trip, and several families shared Sunday dinners and picnics at Lake Wapello and Centerville excursions.

George Howell Evelyn Brackett Richard Mullenberg al- Bia Trenton Mardeena Wilson Frank Hiatt Clyde Hiatt Adits Ud E. Schindler Don Pettibone Ivan Harsh Betty Billy Lake Wapello Sunda Clyde Alfred Sim Howell Frances Carter Moravia Des Moines Wesley Chapel Wood Dickle Ee Donovan Nate Jon Pettibone Delmont Moffitt Roy Scatt Centerville Alliant Alta Chambers Alice Wilson Lloyd Carter Don E. ¥. Wilson Ida Powell Mra Lee Wilson Nehard Dicks Roy Scott Frank Chambers Grover Long

Unimportant Cogitations on Weather Porches and Weight

A stream of personal musings touches on a wet year forecast meat and sweets in the diet long life with or without meat a screened porch and fly troubles family weight fluctuations and humor about women workers carpentry and domestic chores. The author laments dust mud and water use and notes past hospital stay and diet shifts.

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Local Social Guests At M. E. Boardman Home

A list of Sunday visiters includes Brompton Mr. and Mrs. Archie Billingh and Clifton Boardman at the M. E. Boardman home. Otis Stafford and family spent Sunday at Milton Stocker’s. Katie Miller and Mrs. dai a were noted guests in the afternoon.

Archie Billingh Clifton Boardman M. E. Board Otis Stafford Milton Stocker George Heid Russell Tory Katie Ig’ Miller Dai M. E. bin Bev

Fragmented OCR Record From Local Paper

A garbled OCR fragment mentions names such as Britny Mer and Jeretta Taylor with unclear actions and locations. It references Arthur, Glenn, Max, Duane Procter, and a Federated group, plus a note about a trunk diameter and a 78 feet span, but most facts are unreadable and uncertain.

Jeretta Leretis Taylor Bam P Johunle Ora

Car mixup leaves locals confused in Waukon

John Malone searched for his car in Waukon but could not find it. Peter Onsager Austin O'Neill and Frank Rowan, all of Waukon, realized after driving a distance that they were not in the car they should have. The cars were identical models with matching locks leading to a brief mixup before it was cleared up.

John Malone Waukon Peter Onsager Austin O'Neill Frank Rowan Ogager

Local families gather for Sunday visits and events

Coulson and Coulson relatives, Ballangers, Callens, Phillips, Lose, Boater, Dicks, Ballangers, Hiatt, McDaniel, Walster, Gatien, Fischer, and Foster families spent Sunday at various homes near Center ville and Mi mineadi Berit. A Wesley program drew several residents. many stopped by Carl Foster’s home Sunday afternoon.

Karl Flacher Beverly Pilin Millerne L. Coulson Mabel Bertha Callen Otis Ballanger Ballanger Centerville Riley Callen Glee Dale Harry Phillips E_ Lose Betty Carl Boaterans Loren Walster Gia Gatien Wesley Theo Miller Nira Karl Fischer Beverly and Barling Carl Foster Home

Maple Grove Social Roundup Records Sunday Visits

Maple Grove residents spent Sundays visiting friends and relatives across nearby towns. Peggy and Dale Hopkins joined the Scott children. Grant Tadlock and Lyle Hopkins attended a Moravia banquet. Kate Broshar with her daughter Celia McDanel. Grant Tadlock with the Walter Scott family. Mrs Eugene Main assisted with house cleaning for Mrs B Dodd. Broshar family had dinner at Tomlin. Ristence Dowd family dined with Virgil Johnson. Beryl Arnold visited Clarence Dowd and with sister in Knoxville. Eugene Main and Birdie Main also dined together. George Brackett visited Gabe Johnson. Brackett and family later in Albia with Gabe Johnson.

Aeglis Peggy Dale Hopkins Scott Grant Tadlock Lyle Hopkins Moravia Kate Broshar Sony Celia McDanell Walter’ Scott Eugene Main B. Dodd Ed Broshar Tomlin Gabe Johnson Berniece Wanda Donnie Albia Mrs. Brackett

Local social notices mix with rain and home visits

A jumble of names and events recount visits at the VanDorin and Walter homes, neighborhood gatherings, and a cool day with ice cream. Several families, including the Dredburgs and Pierces, share news of visits, extended stays, and reflections on weather and garden weeds.

Navy and Army Personnel Listings From Pearl Harbor and Ill Nationwide

A fragmentary roster lists sailors and soldiers attached to ships and units including U S Navy personnel at Pearl Harbor and San Diego, and Army crews at Fort Snelling and Fort Des Moines. Names such as Firkins, Sufficool, Morris, Main, Easter, Matherly, Boyer, Burns, Case, Day, Martin, Hiatt, Hawk, and others appear with associated ships, stations, or posts in Honolulu, Manila, Pearl Harbor, and APO addresses amid wartime assignments.

E. G. Firkins Key West Florida Richard & Ufficool Henley San Diego Galitowic Stanley W Pearl Harbor Hawaii Archie W. Martin Canotus Asiatic Station Manilla Robert Sufficool Philadelphia T. Harold Roger Foglesong U.S Wichita California August T. Morris Lamberton Honoolulu Vanice J. Morris San Francisco Calif Fred Guy Matherly Aslatle Station Harold L. Boyer Bard Fort C. Calif Paul Burns Batery Ft. Des Moines Arthur 1 Camp Cla Kenneth Hiatt Quartermaster Gerald Eugene Hawk NSO San Luis Obiape Francia JO Tohneon Baer G Artille Lowe

Watch Lot Repaired With Minor Fixes Restored to Working Order

A watch lot underwent only minor repairs to restore functionality with no rust observed. The article notes minimal work needed to return items to working condition and mentions no major faults or replacements.

Keepsake Haystacker Upheld by Hill Heir in 1890 Purchase

M H Hill of Lamont, father of T J Hill, bought a haystacker and eight foot pine rake in 1890. The rake tooth has worn down over a foot and been fitted to at least four different rakes, remaining in constant service. Ora Hunter of Pacific Junction was injured when a truck sideswiped his car. His arm was cut, the left fender damaged, and glass shattered. Delbert Clark family of Grundy Center faced a garage fire after a child played with matches, threatening substantial damage.

M. H. Hill T.J. Hill Lamont Ora Hunter Pacific Junctions Hunter Delbert Clark Grundy Center Clark

No music bands end Holland summer concerts

Eight summers of weekly concerts in Holland town are halted this year due to a shortage of musicians. A Des Moines reserve officer faced duty and left home for a year but was rejected for service after a local exam. A Des Moines Herald Tra nch man suffered steam burns from a car radiance. Sumner high school grads see twins in the class. Ernest Buhr of Dayton fell from a barn roof causing multiple injuries.

Holland Potion 175 Des Moines War Department

Local social visits and a crow bounty in Cherokee County

Larry Weston and others gathered at grandparents and neighbors for Aid at the Bessie athale home. A friendship quilt was given to Rev and M¢ as appreciation. Wayne Hiatt visited Lin Hilton’s home. Levi Coulson’s family spent time at Vet Callan’s. Roy Pattee near Alta collected 14.70 for a 147 crow bounty in Cherokee County.

Larry. Weston Charley Gertiaever Nisa ‘Hiatt Bessie Athale Key Dan Wayne Hiatt Lin Hilton Levi Coulson Vet Callan Mia Guy McDanel Frank Bottis Lloyd Clark Roy Pattee Alta Cherokee County

Also Mentioned on This Page

Moravia Union Appanose County Iowa Congress Suir Heo Kinser Valley Udell Fanchen Winslet Lynch Home Ivan J. Walter Lanay The Ouse Brompton Fairview Arthur Apaganeten Coulson Ian ES Are U. S. Soil Conservation Service Maple Grove Enon Fred Brain J. T. VanDorin Chaz. McCurdy Snopwee J. L. Jorfes W. H. VanDorin Maurice Walter Dwight Dredburg Howard Whisler Ellia Robinson Mrs. Gusettie Dean Ian Bei Hawk Clara Selb Leo Pee Eevanel Kenneth Free Bae Geo Bogota Eee Pal Ime Ny “Hele Water Army N Burdell ,Roberts, Hda. Co. 701 M. P. Bn Ft. Snelling Minnesota Marshall D. Huston Feli Correa San Gene Tina Dewey Ge Herald Tranach Clarion Sumner High School Ernest Buhr Dayton Newis Brulsea Frank Swaim Moravia Owa E. N. Catterlin Sic Phono Clark Notel RD Sell Gardner Hatchery Mrs. A. R. Price Mobayia Uae Capt Everett Watkins A. & Mangie. Avet C. C. Couleom
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