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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1939

Page

2

Local Area Children and Visitors Highlight Moravia Weekend

A Moravia page fills with news of residents and guests: Harriet Lee Main of Knoxville spent the weekend at home while Mr. and Mrs. Lester Brain visited Albia, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Young were in Cambria. Des Moines and Des Moines area ties appear with LaFawn Main called home by John Platt’s death in Des Moines and Forrest Lagle traveling from Ft. Dodge to visit. Officials note illness improving for Mrs. Van Long as families entertain, host, and travel across Centerville, Centerville, and other nearby towns.

Harriet Lee Main Knoxville Lester Brain Albia Wm. Young Cambria A. W. Donahood Winterset Gusta! Coulson Dorothy Nowels Ernestine Stauber LeRoy van Long Gus Main Kansas City Alvin Graham Centerville LaFawn Main Des Moines John Platt L. C. Main W. C. Main Forrest la James Buckingham Cedar Rapids

From Wyoming Letter Weighs Oil Boom Words

The writer from Lusk Wyoming encloses 160 to renew a yearly subscription and reflects on winter, nearby oil activity, and funerals of familiar locals. She notes oil drills about 25 miles north of Lusk and hopes for bigger future prosperity while signing Mary Wills Wilson.

Wyoming Lusk Hdstor Moravia Union Mary Wills Wilson

Friday Dinner Menu and Community Notices

The column lists a church supper menu with meat loaves in rice rings and holiday sides, then records visits and travels of local residents Mrs Eva Main, Rev Fred Riggs, Loyd Carter family, and Sam Bell family. It notes a Progressive club co op supper and bridge, various club meetings, a funeral gathering for L C Main, and a long roster of relatives and friends from Centerville area attending.

Eva Main Kansas City Charles Main Misa Juanita Smith Will Fred Riggs Webster City W. P. Davis Riggs United’ Brethren Church Loyd Carter C. C. Cuilers Paris Stella Carter Atlanta LaPlata Sam Bell Albia Moravia Progressive Club D. K. Orelup D. K Orelup H. K. Smith G. T. Harn 20Th Century Club Chas, Coffin Cameron Rhode Island H. E. Glick St. Patrick A. Turner Kensinitton Rolf‘call My Choice Magazine D. E. Bishop E. F. Oehler J. B. Sneed Indianola L. C Gus Main Juanita Smith Archie Main Bert Mack Anna Dibble Ottumwa Blanche Talbot John Morrison Hal Waughop Mae Waughop Phillip Morrin Grant Jennie Sodare Milo Winans Carlo Lepagno Frank Putman Centerville

Albia Callers and Visitation Notes from Local Homes

Vosburgh Delbert Calhoun and John Rinks hart were Albia callers Thursday, Ben Derby stayed at the Glenn Turner home Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown and sons were Sunday dinner guests at the J. E. Dicks home. Karl Swift and Harry Brown were Albia callers Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Snook are the parents of an 84% pound boy born Sunday March. Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Ragan and daughter spent Sunday afternoon at the Hart Swift home. Grace Calhoun visited Saturday and Sunday at her grandparents’ home. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sheldon and ey were Albia callers Thursday. The list of sick includes Mrs. Bert Hinehart and Junior Betty, Jean and Dickie Brown, Mrs. Earl Swift, J. H. Sheban, Ray Rinehart and Franklin. Esther Murphy spent Sunday with Emmett Derby to care for little Larry Derby who is sick.

Vess Hiatt Chariton J. F. Powell Prenton Hiatt and Son Knoxville Curtis Burton Virginia Eva Hayes Lucile Archibald Centerville Moravia Pearl Broshar Harry Le~master Feonlum Inez Randolph Chester Broshar Brownbilt Freeman O. T. Foglesong Tom Philby Colorado Phillip Morris Eugene Wilcox Albia Junior College Ralph McDonough J. R. McCord Iconium Oklahoma G. T. Harn Ernest Kurtzweill Des Moines Veril Lagle St. Joseph Claire Broshar Ihildren Patricia Ann Robert Waterloo Broshar Emmett Scott Ann Clyde Huff Wyoming Roy DuVall Place Keith Cameron Newton Harold Burton Tom Cameron Otha Main Oskaloosa C. Waughop Maxine N. J. Main Union Hicks Pabst Larry Harry Pabat Delbert Calhoun John Rinkshart Albia Ben Derby Glenn Turner Harry Brown J. E. Dicks Karl Swift Dean Snook Cleo Ragan Hart Swift Grace Calhoun J. H Sheban Roy Sheldon Bert Hinehart Betty Jean Dickie Brown Earl Swift J. H. Sheban Ray Rinehart Franklin Esther Murphy Emmett Derby Little Larry Derby Berry Brown

Obituary of John Henry Platt, 1866 1989

John Henry Platt born October 26 1866 in Indiana died February 28 1989 at age 72. Survived by wife Mary Ellen Skinder daughter Zola Fay Platt five sisters one brother and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held March 2 at Moravian United Brethren church with Rev. Fred Riggs and Rev. T Z Zike officiating. Interment at Fairview Main Station cemetery.

John Henry Platt Indiana Harvey Maggie Platt Mary Ellen Skinder Eh Wien ZolaFay Platt Lydia Boyer Cernterville Lulla Main Moravia T. Z. Zike Fairview

Card QF Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement

We thank friends neighbors and relatives for acts of love and sympathy during our bereavement. Special thanks for floral offerings from Mrs D. H. Platt and daughter Fay.

D. H. Platt Fay

Sunday School and Worship Services at Local Church

Carrcar Sunday School at 10 a m led by M K Blackman superintendent. Worship at 11 a m, P C E B U at 6 30 pm, Evening service at 7 30 pm. All Day Aid Wednesday with noon dinner. Choir practice Wednesday at 7 30 pm. W M A Friday with Mrs Margaret Callen and Mrs Elsia Clester leading. You are invited to attend these services. TJ ZIKB Pastor.

Do We Really Want to Find God Sermon Transcripts

A Methodist Episcopal church notes morning worship with the theme Do We Really Want to Find God showing Lent meditation on personal relation to God. Sermon contrasts real want versus wish and recalls Job and Jesus as shepherd. Describes services including Sunday School Intermediate League Epworth League and evening worship with readings by Margaret Ward.

Donald’ Brain Epworth Margaret Ward Job Jesus God

In Memory Of Cary McCoy March 5 1986

The McCoy Family honors Cary McCoy who died March 5 1986 with a memorial verse. Gone is the face we loved and the voice we cherished yet his memory remains deeply present in thoughts and hearts.

Cary McCoy McCoy

Kennth at Earl Swift home and Derby visit Albia

Kenneth spent Thursday at the Earl Swift home while Mr and Mrs A E Derby were in Albia Friday, recording social calls and local visits in a brief society note.

Kenneth Earl Swift Mrs A. E. Derby Albia

Bus overturns on highway near Albia injures passengers

A motor coach carrying Centerville and Albia travelers overturned on highway 160 four miles south of Albia after attempting to pass a tractor on the shoulder. Injured include Lulu Jackson of Centerville with a shoulder bruise and W R Manden of Moline Illinois with a hip cut. Two other passengers were unhurt. The bus rolled 20 feet down an embankment after going off the shoulder when a northbound truck approached.

Monroe County Newa Billington Albin Lulu Jackson Colored Centerville Ashoulder Brutacy W. R. Manden Moline Til M. Manden New York City

Notice of Probate of Will in Appanoose County Iowa

District Court in Appanoose County Iowa announces a hearing on the last will of L C Main, filed March 7 1939. The date for final proof and probate is April 10 1989, with interested parties appearing to contest admission to probate. Clerk M G Luse records the proceedings and dates March 9 16 23.

Appanoose County Iowa State of Iowa L. C. Main M. G. Luse

For Sale Bargain Shoes and Clothing by Foglesong

For sale a few pairs of dress and work shoes offered at bargain prices by O F Foglesong. Also for sale 100 ewes with 18 lambs and others to lamb around April 10. Ages from 2 to 5 years old. Will sell all or part. Aaron Campbell & Son, 7 miles SE of Leap.

O. ‘Ft Foglesong Aaron Campbell & Son Leap Atp

Notice of Regular School Election for Moravia District

Notice to qualified voters in Moravia Independent School District in Appanoose and Monroe counties. Regular school election set for March 18 1989 at the Community Building from 12:00 to 7:00 p.m. Directors to fill eight and three year terms succeeding C T Flavin and John D Veach. Date February 26 1989. Chester Broshar secretary.

Moravia Apparoose Monroe Anid Aioo C. T.flavin Ofie John D. Veach Chester Broshar

Card Of Thanks From Roberts and Horner Families

We express our thanks to friends and neighbors for their kindness and help during our recent time of need. Guy Roberts and family and Mrs. W. F. Horner appreciate the support shown while on the sick list this past week.

Guy ‘Roberts W. F. Horner

Frit From Texas Receives Fruit Gift Birthday Note

EB Gummings received a basket of fresh fruit from Texas as a birthday gift from her son in law and daughter Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Gray who are visiting Texas due to Dr. Gray's health. The Gray family reports he is improving and enjoying their time there.

Texas Law J. F. Gray

Also Mentioned on This Page

A. C. Main Chet Broshar Ward Sunkist M. E Vosburgh United Brethren Methodist Episcopal R. L. Brown Eervan National Safety Walnut City 3. A. Fisher Teonium Randolph Cafe Toweglan Victory Hotel Jess Yant Yant Youngker Charles Youngker Cornell College Cornell Minneapolis Bob Murray Davenport Classified Freeman Johnson Fred. Coltrain F. E. Boyer Waionville Powa Rawleigh Rawleigh Co Fregport Gardner & Son Hatchery T. Foglesong Frit Hervy Gardner & N Hatche Y Acme — Interior Veach Drug Store Rexall Drug Store Golden Star Specialties Turner & Son
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