Divorce Petition Filed in Appanoose County Court
In the District Court of Iowa Appanoose County for the April 1928 term Edith Wilson sues Robert Wilson for divorce on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. A petition is on file with the Clerk. Defend by noon of the second day of the next term. Centerville court opens April 2, 1928, or default will be entered. McNary-Haugen Bill gains favor in Washington. A girl’s blush is remembered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Iowa
Appanoose County
Edith Wilson
Plaintife
Robert Wilson
Centerville
Petiion
Hiattville Updates and Local Movements
Centerville visitor J S Coffin called in, while J F Chambers and Theo Thompson hosted relatives. The Hiatt family accounts for multiple visits as Moravia and Blakesburg shoppers recur. Spring plowing begins as farmers anticipate a good crop year amid hospital returns and corrected notices.
Local visits fill the week in Maine Station area
Residents and guests gather for a series of Monday to Sunday visits. Coy Luse Pearl Hiner and families visited Willie McDanel and Catie Whicker homes. Clyde Gladfelder Kenneth Gladfelder and others called on Barney Sebold Gus Pfannabecker and various hosts throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coy Luse
Pearl Hiner
Willie McDanel
John Clark
Catie Whicker
Clyde Gladfelder
Kenneth Gladfelder
Barney Sebold
Dapdoe
Frank Gladfeldes
Gus Pfannabecker
Ald
Broghar
Celia Broshar
Lelah
Charley Main
City Luse Homie
Barney Seabold
Os Main
Trenton Gladfelder
Eyndon McDunel Homie
Cody Luse
Guns Luse
Glenn Saffeval
Jesse Gladfelder
Kenneth Gladfielder
Glenn Sufficwal
Ira Boshak
Jim Easter
Aternoon
Gertie Boyer
Roma Foster
Averill Kuster
Duhn Whicker
Daphne
Lyndon Mebane
Sunday School and Community Roster Notes
Next Sunday morning Sunday School begins at ten o clock with district superintendent visiting at eleven. R C Humphrey and children Roberta and Lester spent Sunday afternoon with the R G Kingery home. Misa LeOra Hitlack and Max Kingry entertain the mumps. Joe Clark and family visited Bruce Spencer’s. Mrs Sadie Rouse not well and Fern Humphrey staying a few days with her. Bruce Spencer served on the Albia jury last week. Miss Audrey Callen visited Mr and Mrs Oren Callen Saturday evening. Joe Clark spent an evening with his sister Mrs George Estrack. Gilbert Woodcuck of Newton visited home folks. Edmun Brown helps R C Humphrey on the farm recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Coffin
Centerville
Kehn Horstman
R. C. Wilson
Mr. Horstman
Mr. Wilson
Dwight Powell
J. C. Peterson
Cole
Ted Tucker
Blakesburg
L. A. Hiatt
O. A. Hiatt
Moravia
E. O. Tucker
Hoy Scott
Alfred Coulson
Florence Hiatt
Kenneth
Eli Wiatt
Cynthia Hiatt
Sarah Powell
Udell
W. H Powell
Gaylord McDanel
John Horstman
J. F. Chambers
Theo Thompson
Edd Purvin
Wesley Dast
Bvsil Hiatt
Centerville Hospital
Ruth Scott
Ernest Johnson
W. H. Callen
Opal
Ottumwa
Apent
J. T. Hiatt
Albia
E. W. Coulson
R. C. Humphrey
Roberta
Lester
R. G. Kingery
Misa LeOra Hitlack
Max Kingry
Joe Clark
Bruce Spencer
Sadie Rouse
Fern Humphrey J
Audrey Callen
Oren. Callen
George Estrack
Gilbert Woodcuck
Newton
Edmun Brown
Blue Front skek Wesley Cline family to Wyoming for year
Mr and Mrs Wesley Cline and daughter Verna Jean will move to Wyoming for the coming year. Verna Jean has stayed with the Harry Wood ward and James Cline homes. Several local residents attended a Farmers Union meeting at the Chas Hough home. Sand wiches cocoa and coffee were served. Numerous local visits and gatherings are noted among the McCloud, Funkhouser, Main, and Wadlock families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Cline
Verna Jean
Wyoming
Harry
Freeman Weidman
Ray McCloud
R. J. Funkhouser
Helen
Mildred McCloud
Velda Pence
Ruth
Versal Hough
Clarence Main
Raymond Williams
Vera
Paul Smith
Carl VanZante
Frank Wilson
James Nathan
T the Elmer Charity
Cantril
Town
A. R. Main
Edrie Callen
Ray McCloud Hame
Rt. J. Fank~ Nouser
Grant Tadlock
Vern Long
John VanZante
Ben Jones
Grant Tadigsk
Moravia Area Social Visits And Callers
Scatterburg and Moravia residents visited relatives and hosted callers over the weekend. T. A. Robb and Ira Robb family hosted in Unionville while Walter Gideon met Milo Selby. Bill Irelan and Wilma Callen were in Centerville and from Moravia callers included Ams E M Colnwain Curtis and Carl Tomlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Robb
Unionville
Ira
Walter Gideon
Milo Selby
Mammie Caster
Baby
W. Tumlin
Geo. McCumber
Bill Irelan
Centerville
Wilma Callen
Ams
Epworth League Meeting on Crizicism and Plans
Epworth League reports an interesting Sunday night gathering with a discussion titled Crizicism. Members are urged to attend next Sunday for a surprise and to avoid harsh language about the clock. The note mentions inspiration drawn from Edison.
A grouch is liked by no man Moral Be cheerful
A compact adage stating that grouches are disliked by everyone and urging cheerfulness as a moral takeaway for social lives. The line emphasizes positive demeanor as a social asset.
Women rush in to trade where an gels fear to go
A concise note reports women rushing into a trading space amid public fear. The piece highlights a surge in activity as crowds move toward the market while unspecified fears influence behavior.
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Lorata Union
Matt Matter
Appahovis County
Congress
Smith Bros. Publshera
Turner & Son
D. K. Orelup
Farmers’ & Merchanta Sav- Inga Bank
West End
Stark & Hiatt
D. Fulton Rice
Washington
Moravia State Savings Bank
Towa
Appanoowe
Total
Ana
Apnanoose County
J. A. Bradley
McCord
A. A. Bradley
J. S. McCord
Chester Broshar Notary Public
Appanooge County
H. G. Broshar
R. McDanel
Mead
Hou
8. M. Grant Co
Speer
Hiattsville
Maine
Hilton
Skek
Scattersburg
Epworth League
Edison
Cpenne
Washington Ave
Waverly
Shaw
Buick
Buick Mornths
Hubbard Auto Sales, Inc
Ottumwa, L
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