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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1946

Page

5

Enon News Roundup Around Enon School and Community

Enon residents report a busy week with visits from the Vance and Hawk families, the Jolly Dozen meeting at Flora Jones's home, and a Texico show in Moravia. A snowstorm hit Friday and Saturday, sites note melting on Monday. Burdell Roberts and Gerald Roberts plan moves to farms near Clarion Iowa. Harold Hawk elected director of Enon school.

Moravia Maurice Walter Earl Walter Jolly Dozen Flora Jones Burdell Roberts Clarion Iowa Gerald Roberts Annabelle Walter Schaffner Ruth Gibbons Faber Mary Jo Richard Hawk Larry Reid Carolyn Hawk Harold Hawk Leo VanDorin Floyd McFall Jerry Centerville Fred VanDorin George VanDorin Texas Enon School

Revival and visits Mark Fairview church week

Sunday School attendance noted along with visits to the Frank Gladfelder and Clyde Gladfelder homes. Revival meetings began March 6 at Fairview with Rev. Hoover staying at the J. P. Foster home. County families including Tomlin, McDanel, Foster, Boyer, and McKern members joined in Sunday and weekend gatherings.

Carl Tomlin Frank Gladfelder Trenton Gladfelder Clyde Gladfelder Fairview Red Cross Robert Foster Ray Bartiaen Keith Gladfelder Willie Guy Jack McDanel Lyndon McDanel Bobby Tomlin Arthur McKern Ames Clifton Erwin Jack McKern Josephine Jacquatta Hazel McKern Centerville Hoover J. P. Foster Earl Boyer Ronnie Kenny Ava Foster Moravia Twyla Fern Foster Carl Boyer Karen Ann Frank O'Conner Earl Espy Norma Allison Billie Spickler Don Scott

New Hope Social Notes From Local Families

Neighborhood 4-H club attendees at the Robert Foster home included Mrs. Ivan Harsh Betty Lu Mrs. George Turner and Marybeth Mrs. Karl Fischer and Karline Virginia Carter Ann Pettibone and Vern Faye others visited or hosted at nearby homes with many local families joining in social calls and Sunday gatherings including Loyd Carter Lynn Hilton Forrest Jacobs and Raymond at various homes in Centerville Albia and nearby areas through mid week to weekend occasions.

Robert Foster Ivan Harsh Betty Lu George Turner Marybeth Karl Fischer Karline Virginia Carter Ann Pettibone Vern Faye James Herron Kay Des Moines Loyd Carter Herron Carter Logan Strunk Betty Carl Coffin Dick Wilson Trenton Wilson Loyd Davis Moulton Paul Stewart Orville Burton Virginia Bobby Lynn Hilton Forrest Jacobs Raymond Hattie Item Centerville Richard Ballew Frank Chambers Everett Wynes Albia Bessie Neff Blakesbore Frank Hight Valley Glen Fowler Don Pettibone J.E. Sharp Ernest Hiatt

Snowstorm disrupts county roads and busy social week

Mrs. Lee Johnson reports the season's largest snow storm making roads hazardous. locals Bertha Martin Mayme Cordes Opal Burns Judy Lesh Tigsue Bissie Gladfelder Edna Johnson attended a Red Cross quilting at Ava Foster's home. Gerald Hawk stayed at the Johnson home with wife Thursday through Saturday. Several residents shopped in Centerville and news notes include farm bureau, sick list updates, and army physicals for Carl Tisue.

Bertha Martin Mayme Cordes Opal Burns Karen Lesh Tigsue Bissie Gladfelder Judy Edna Johnson Red Cross Ava Foster Gerald Hawk Lee Johnson Centerville Farm Bureau Gus Tisue Joe Martin Henry Cordes Albia Margaret DeBoule Imogene Tadlock Harley, Tisue Milo Foster Harley Tisue Carl Tisue Kathryn Richard McDanel

Family Visits Highlight Weekend Gatherings

Sunday afternoon saw Edna Johnson visiting with her grandmother. Robert Charles and Gene Gladfelder spent Saturday night with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Jess Gladfelder. Leo Thompson and family visited Leon Burns and his family. Mrs. Obe Burns stayed last week at Leon Burns' home and left with her daughter Mrs. Leo Thompson on Sunday.

Edna Johnson Robert Charles Gene Gladfielder Jess Gladfelder Leo Thompson Leon Burns Obe Burns

Blue Front by Mrs John VanZante and neighbors visit

Mrs John VanZante and Mrs Donald Jones helped with butchering at the Clair Sellars home on Thursday. The So and Sew club met with Mrs Ralph Turner. Several local families visited relatives in Ottumwa and Hilton. Roads are nearly impassable and residents express need for rock and shale.

So and Sew Club Ralph Turner T. R. Gardner Des Moines Wendell Murdy Donald Jones Hen Jones Ralph Shelquist Lucille Robert Ottumwa Carl, VanZante Carol Brees and Donley Lute Hiatt Ben Jones Lyle Hilton Lewis Rouse

Franklin News Notes From Albia Household Visits

Mrs John Moffatt and Mrs Lloyd Ammons with son visited Frank Ammons home in Albia. John Moffatt spent Sunday at Frank Cox home. Carl Cox visited Edd Lahart. Lloyd Ammons called at John Moffatt's Thursday morning. Mrs Frank Cox and Carl were Alicin callers Monday. Mrs Lloyd Ammons and son visited Claude Rogers’ home Thursday. Burdette Cox family Ramona and Dale were supper guests at Frank Cox Sunday. Doyle Stansberry spent weekend at Everett Stansberry home.

Lloyd Ammons Fred‘ Ammons Albia John Moffatt Frank Cox Carl Cox Edd Lahart Carl Claude Rogers Claude Rogers Home. » Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Cox Ramona and Dale Doyle Stansberry Everett Stansberry

Urbana Ant Vicinity News Roundup

Donald West is recovering from pneumonia. Mrs DeWayne Robinson and her son returned from the hospital. C R Sandifer and family plan a move to I J Smith farm. Bob Whitmore visited E A Tubaugh home. Corp Robert McAllister spent weekend with Vera Underwood in Green Island. Howard Selix and family from Moulton visited R A Faber on Sunday. Carbon salesbooks offered at 2 for 16 cents. The Moravia Union urges readers to submit names of guests and news.

Donald West

Local social notes from Centerville and surrounds

Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Walker of Walnut City visited friends in Center ville and nearby towns including the Potts Jennings and Jennings households. Esther Perry and James Nash helped care for Belle Sheldon. Clarence Whitehead hosted visitors in Ottumwa. Families including Long Perry and Gladfelder attended events at Albia and Center ville, with multiple visits to and from Perry, Brown, and Whitehead households. Hazel Hellyer visited Thursday evening with Mrs. George Ar and other Centerville residents noted.

Raymond Perry’s Hazel Hellyer George Ar

Maple Grove Family News and School Start

Allen Sellers started at our school Monday as a primary student. Grant Tadlock called on his brother Lee Tadlock Monday afternoon. Billy Murphy moves with Kenneth and Mrs. Doud to their home. Billy will soon begin sixth grade at Maple Grove. Relatives visited and attended funerals, with Mrs. Carrie Walden's service Friday afternoon.

Allen Sellers Grant_ Tadlock Lee Tadlock Kenneth Doud Billy Murphy Billy Maple Grove Eldon Brittain Grant Tadlock Walter Scott Albie Gabe Johnson Dale Derby

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Enon Vance Urbana Firestone Oehler Bros Moravia and Pou Areng AS Gardner Hatchery Hoffman & Toliver Garage & Welding Shop L. P. Clow Owa Charles Wheeler Mary Wheeler Osteopathic A&p N. Side Sq Rex Angel Darlene Gladfelder New Hope W. E. Donovan Mrs. Lee Johnson John VanZante Franklin Inez The Moravia Union John D. Veach International Harvester Dealer Salem Hazel Heliyer Peoples National Bank South Side Albia Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Swift Moravia, Iowa Mr. Farmer Roe Tran Ion Wago CIO United Farm Equipment & Metal Workers of America Harvester
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