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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1928

Page

4

Divorce Petition Filed in Appanoose County Court

In Appanoose County District Court a petition for divorce by Edith Wilson against Robert Wilson is on file. The grounds are cruel and inhuman treatment. If the defendant does not appear by noon of the second day of the next term in Centerville, default and judgment may be entered.

District Court of Town Appanoose County Edith Wilson Robert Wilson Centerville Loz

Community Folks Share Weekend Visits and Local News

COULSON eR Re and Minta and Sylvia Callen spent the week end with home folks. Cyril McDanel and children and Orpha McDanal were at Theo Miller’s Thursday evening. J. R. Callen and Forrest Mericles visited Centerville Saturday. Dowd family moved to the Dowd farm east of Moravia Wednesday. Edrie and Reba Callen spent the week end at home. Theo Miller and son Francis visited with Van Lemaster Sunday. Forrest Mericle family and Lat Merigle family spent Sunday at Darby. Douglas Turner and family and Rolla Miller visited near Mystic Sunday. Archie Hiatt and family of Confidence spent Sat night and Sun at Mrs. Purvia’s home. Douglas Turner attended the John Curl sale south of Centerville Wednesday. Orpha McDanel spent the week end with Dwight Weatherly. Sunday they called on relatives in Centerville.

Minta Sylvia Callen Mra Cyril McDanel Orpha McDanal Theo Miller J. TR. Callen Forrest Mericles Centerville Clarence Dowd Dowd Moravia Edrie Reba Callen van. Lemaster Forrest Mericle Darby Douglas Turner Rolla Miller Mr. Miller Mystic Archie Hiatt Anna Purvia John Curl Orpha McDanel Dwight Weatherly California Soap Creek Claud Paris Roscoe Morrison John Dudley Alice Wertz Sarah Smith W. R Jim Will Wood Goldsmith Udell Baptist Church Miller Baptist Church Meassery Claud Underwood Russell Wilson J. C. Morrison H. L. Dukes Des Moines Legion Will Morrison Buckmaster Keesey Ottumwa Otto Carr Gussie Linehouser Agency Ruth Senger A. Senger J. H. Plitt G. Parka W. Davis Masonic Lodge Dorotha Dukes Haydock Iowa Ruth Allender Will Altender Chariton Baptist Ladies Aid Stella Kimball Moulton Kate Wilson Genevieve Wilson Dorothy Kimball Dorothy Dakes GN. Brain Wienevieve Wilson Mary Jones Dick Yant A. C. Yant O. A. Tweedy Agnes Langford Numa A. L. Lyon J. A. Plitt Hazel Quinn YP. A. Bair Republicc W. R. and Wm. 1. Morrison

Local notes from Iconium and Moravia area residents

Community update lists visits and stays with relatives including Mrs W E Kelsey, Sarah Hiner, Alta Gard, Raymond and Lester, Goldie Johnson with Nancy Holeman, and Aunt Edna Breese. House moves include Lloyd Beaty to Harvey Main farm and Jacob Firkins to Clarence Venhure farm. Mrs Argo is ill with smallpox. several families spent Sundays at various homes in Moravia Albia and Seymor.

W. E. Kelsey Dave Hiner Alta Gard Raymond Lester Sarah Hiner Miga Beryl McDanel Algie Derby Smallwood Lloyd Beaty Harvey Main Farm Goldie Johnson Nancy Holeman Harold Argo Lewis Moravia Jacob Firkins Clarence Venhure Bill Gump Seymour

Local social notes from Udell area update readers

Community members from Udell and nearby towns attend dinners, visits, and church events. Residents include Claud Paris Roscoe Morrison and W. Morrison, with guests from Ottumwa Centerville Blakesburg Des Moines Moravia Agency and others. Pneumonia and flu affected a family. revival meetings continue in local churches.

Local family visits and Sunday gatherings noted

Clyde Gladfelder's move into Sufficoool house last week is recorded along with multiple Sunday and weekend visits. Mrs Mina Luge Meta Luse and others spent Saturday with Lyndon McDanel and at various homes, church attendance noted, and moving plans mentioned near New Hope.

Clyde Gladfelder Sufficoool Mina Luge Meta Luse Lyndon McDanel Raymond Veach G. G. Veach Gus Phannabecker Willie McDanel Daphne Jack Luse Ted Broshar J.P. Foster Guy McKern Roy Hiatt Dave Gladfelder Lloyd Duff O. Main Coy Luse Edgar Simmons Gus Pfannabecker Kenneth Gladfelder Willie McDane Shirley Townsend Arthur Beach Centerville Abel Beach New Hope Jess Frank Gladfelder Gretchen Broshar Lyndon McDanes Fix Horner Cody Luse Jess Gladfelder

Darbyville Sunday School Attendance Report and Local Visits

Sunday School attendance reached forty eight at Darbyville. Local families visited Wm. Easy home and extended weekends with neighbors including Horatman Whicker Boyer and Huttons. The McNamar family plans to move to a farm near Center Mills Ruby Eston visited relatives. Corder family to return to nearby area as neighbors relocate nearby.

E. L. Horatman Christine Louise Richard Catie Whicker Orman Max Pearl Boyer Wm. Easy J. J. Hutton Tony Scott Howard McNamar Center- Mills Ruby Eston Simmons George Simznan Bert Broshar Maine Bert Corder

Community Notes Include Gatherings And Farewells

Hilton Ladies Aid enjoyed a pleasant day with Leta Wood cock. Farm Bureau meets with Mrs Lewis Rouse. Ronnie Burton spent Monday with Christina Humphrey. Lewis Rouse family visited Charles Johnson in Moravia. Mrs doe Clark visited Geo Estlack sister. Roy Ellison home hosted Sunday. Roy Majors family cared for Mrs Estlack as she recovers from illness. Callen children returned home for mother’s 60th birthday. Seventy one attended a farewell social at J A Albertson home. Community held a farewell reception at Amop Darby home. Misses Pearl Turner and Vivien Wilaay visited Sunday afternoon.

Ladies Aid Leta Woodcock Ladies Farm Bureau Lewis Rouse Ronnie Burton Christina Humphrey Charles Johnson Moravia Doe Clark Geo. Estlack Hackett Brent Sune Roy Ellison Roy Majors Euly Estlack Will Callen J. A. Albertson Amop Darby Pearl Turner Vivien Wilaay Calle

Farm Bureau program draws large crowd despite rain

A postponed Farm Bureau program, rescheduled for Monday night, drew a large crowd at Roy Ellison's home. The item notes broad criticism of Congress for scandals and mentions a sought after golf ball that travels to the point it is struck.

Roy Ellison Farm Bureau Congress

Moravia Union's steadfast weekly paper policy

The Home Paper reflects Moravia's local pride and notes the Moravia Union's long standing aim to publish the best possible newspaper with patronage and support guiding weekly efforts.

Moravia Moravia Union

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