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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1938
Page
2
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The letters from Charles Michener of Mt. Ayr and Frank M. Main of Zephyrhills share thanks for the Moravia Union subscription, note local rain and crops, and mention family health and plans. A Zephyrhills note recalls Iowa's early days with family visits, tuberculosis recovery, and community updates including meetings and local arrivals.
Mr and Mrs Gilbert Callen visited with Elbert Moore family on Sunday. Berle Beaty and daughters dropped by Earl Boardman’s. Clell Sheldon and wife welcomed a new baby boy named Darwin Guy, weighing 9% pounds. Alumni party attendance included Truaxton Dicks Jessie Sheldon and Rosalie Beaty. Frances Sheldon stayed with grandparents Bert and Frances Sheldon. Vosburgh reunion drew a large crowd with 105 at the cooperative dinner. Rosa Beaty Robert Allardyce and Jessie Sheldon visited Berley Beaty Friday afternoon. Evelyn Dicks spent part of last week in Centerville with sister Orlie Farris. Alex Allardyce and Harve Beaty hosted Thursday visitations. Merle Rex Dicks visited Ottumwa. Centerville callers noted from this vicinity. Children’s Day program at the Methodist church drew a large crowd Sunday night. Mrs Jennie Dicks died Sunday at her Corydon home. Evelyn Dicks attended the Register Tribune picnic in Des Moines. Berle Beuty and Bert Sheldon home visits Sunday afternoon.
Brompton and Mrs. M. E. Boardman visited Clarence Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Miller dined with John Dille. Herman Johnson’s guests included Russell Darby Edgar Wilson Clarence Wilson BE. F. Boardman and daughters. Mrs. Katie Miller and Mrs. Clarence Wilson afternoons with Mrs. M. E. Boardman. Max and Don John’s families were evening callers. J. C. Johannes and son visited Albia relatives. J. T. Clarkson of Des Moines called on L. C. Johannes. John Cernich of Albia brought corn to the Clarkson farm. J. E. Stafford and family Evelyn Collins Jim Leach visited the Chus DeLong home. Opal Wilson and son visited the M. E. Boardman home. Geo. Reid and family visited relatives in Russell. Picnic at Oskaloosa featured Ralph Davis Burdell Roberts Archie Billings Ehuer Vance Alberta Berto Anna Cherne Eva Boardman and Dorothy Davis. New bonded motor oil promotion advertised with guaranteed quality. buy one tire, get the second at 50 percent off with tubes included. Danehue of Winterset spent the weekend with his family.
Mrs J A Mounts recalls 1866 crossing of the Mississippi by her parents J B L Hendrix in Monroe County. With river frozen, sleds ran short and her father led a walk across the ice from Burlington to Illinois. She and her siblings were young at the time, mirroring ferry shortages noted in Moravia Union.
McAlister led Urbana Booster club members Billy Wilson Robert McAlister Vaughn Chas Dean Faber to a Lake Wapello 4-H camp June 8 returning after evening activities. Othello Cary and family and Mrs White joined after supper to hear camp stories. Mrs Chas Davis hosted 17 Wednesday club members on June 8. Nine young people attended.
The Albis Iowa program lists upcoming double features and guests. June 15 and 16 present A Trip to Paris with Claudette Colbert and Charles Boyer plus Tonight's Our Night. June 17 and 18 show College Swing with Marthe Raye Burns Allen Betty Grable Jackie Coogan and Condemned Woman. June 19 and 20 offer Doctor Rhythm with Bing Crosby and Mary Carlisle. June 21 features Arsene Lupin Returns with Virginia race Melvyn Douglas and Warren Williams. June 22 and 28 showcase Jezebel with Bette Davis Henry Fonda and George Brent.
Franklin and Roscoe Argo hosted callers Tuesday with Carl and Katherine Argo and many others visiting Roscoe Argo and Wes Scott homes. Families Rex Haver Phyllis Haver and Moffatt relatives attended a river birthday picnic. Local residents Loyd Johnson Earl Swift and Leighton area guests stopped by, sharing news of recent visits and a birthday event.
Kinser Valley G R Darby and son Donald visited Blakesburg Friday morning. Harry Felton and family called at the G R Darby home Sunday. Russell Darby hauled hogs to Ottumwa Thursday. James Long delivered a hog here Wednesday. Donald Darby traveled to Louila Wednesday night for a dinner honoring Glen Chance leaving for the Dakotas. We spent Sunday at Roy Darby's Albia home. LeRoy Wilson joined us. We attended Tom Sawyers play at the theater. Donald Darby and mother joined Children's Day at M E church in Moravia Sunday evening. Russell Darby escorted ball players to Hiteman Sunday. Zell Wilson and wife toured Hilton Sunday. Fern Wright and wife visited Zell Wilson Thursday night.
Douglas Salem and family visited R. E. Bear on Thursday. D B White and daughter Kereline called at lake Cridlebough on Monday afternoon. Carl Fenton and son Bobby with Lola Clayworth spent Friday with John Clayworth. Fern White of Dubuque visited D. E. White’s home Saturday night before returning to Decorah. Harry Burton family spent days with Lyde near Unionville. May Cridlebaugh and May visited Balak Cridlebaugh Thursday evening. Rayne Nidiebaugh called Alva Cridlebough Thursday evening. Jon Claxtay and family spent time at Miles Tavlos home in West Grove.
Sunday gatherings include families of Clayworth Walker Cridlebaugh Claxton Stark Craig Brown and Christani visiting Rog Stark Elmer Brown Des Moines Greerfield Village Canada and planned travel to Buffalo New York leaving Monday morning. The message notes Leona Starks Mildred Cridlebaugh in Greenfield Village Canada and sightseeing plans for Buffalo New York.
Hazel College pupil LeRoy Wilson spent Saturday night at Eph Wilson's home. Sunday visits included Mrs. Grant Sincox and Kenneth Johnson at Zell Wilson's place, and Mrs. Leda Sincox with Mrs. Grant Sincox at Ed Johnson's home. E G Sincox family enjoyed Sunday at Grant Lincox's home. Afternoon callers featured Gu Johnson and gon Carl, Mrs. Ray Hopkins, Miss Brown, and Miss Woodward. Zell Wilson hosted Jess Smith. Ed Johnsons spent Sunday afternoon and evening at Sterman Johnson’s. Mary Laurance, Ed Johnson's mother, was buried June 18 at Albia. Teddy Wilson remains on the sick list. Paul Parson family and Ruth Williams visited Ed Johnson Wednesday.
The report lists numerous social visits and calls across Centerville Albia Moulton and surrounding homes. Activities include Wednesday and Sunday calls at Long Burns Smith Parcel Wilson and others with relatives and friends visiting during the week.
New Hope residents Orval Burton and family and Miss Lulu Burton joined a Children's Day program at the M E church in Moravia. Various callers visited, including the Luse and Hiatt families, the Donavan home hosted guests, and couples shared meals and Sunday visits in Ottumwa, Blakesburg, Humeston, and nearby areas.
Mrs Elsie Martin, Mrs Alta Chambers, and Miss Lulu Burton lead a week of visits. Genevieve Donovan stayed with Lulu Burton and Orval Burton. Frank Turner traveled to Chicago after weeks with his father B. E. Turner. Several households hosted meals and hospital visits tied to the Donavan, Burton, Hiatt, and Dooley families in Hilton and Centerville areas.
Mr and Mrs W F Horner traveled to Centerville on Monday afternoon to attend the funeral of the late Mrs George Strickler.
Blue Front Mrs Ben Williams and daughters were Centerville callers Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Bill Abbott and daughter Carolyn Sue of Council Bluffs visiting at Moore parental home. Mrs Zike and daughter spent a day with Mrs Ben Jones last week. Circle of locality visited Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Plants. Harry Hilman spent Sunday at Emma Wood's. Lloyd Brown's spent Sunday evening at Cass Hamilton's. Enid Long taking treatment at Chariton. Mrs John Van Zante and daughter Wilma were in Centerville last week. Jim Moore called at L Hamilton's Saturday morning. Donald Lockman helping Marve Lockman with corn plowing.
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