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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1939

Page

5

Music contest schedule shifts to Friday and Saturday

M.S. Rewsbasket reports A MHS music trip set for March 24 and 26 at Chariton with needed cars and groups performing in reverse order from last year. The day features instrumental groups Friday and vocal groups Saturday. corrections note Fairfield Philharmonic Choir assembly on March 27 and new students Opal Philby and Junior Stansberry.

Chariton MHS Philharmonic Choir Fairfield Iowa Opal Philby Junior Stansberry Moravia Fort Lupton Colo Carolinas Mooa Via Parsons College Philharmonic Choir

Social notes from Salem and Centerville area

Salem and Centerville residents shared weekend visits and gatherings. Ted and Theola Teater and family attended Clarence Teater’s home. Nellie Gladfelder visited Jeske Pottelessen and Robert Jennings. multiple families hosted Sunday dinners and called on neighbors. Hazel Hellyer and F A Thompson figures tied to local events. basketball tournament in Des Moines attended by George and Dick Hellyer. Charles Jennings listed as ill.

Ted Teater Theola Clarence Teater Nellie Gladfelder Jeseke Pottelessen Robert Jennings Centerville Trenton Gladfelder Guy McKern Elbert Perry Frank Gladfelder Newton Long Will Haver Fred Anna Dell Hellyer George Hazel and Clark Albina Horton Potts Joe Martin Robert Tarr F. Whitehead Hazel Hellyer F. A. Thompson Ella Platt Fay Bert Nash and Sons Edward McCord Sedtion Dick Hellyer Des Moines Thorsday Charles Jennings

Local Social Roundup of Visits and Meetings

Iconium area residents including Rosa Beaty Ida Argo A J Brown Alsia Mc Cord visited Mrs Belle Sheldon Wednesday afternoon. Loy Free and family of Centerville spent Sunday at Haver Free's. Thursday featured the weekly all day M E Ald meeting with a dinner. embroidery work began for a Detroit recipient. The devotional was led by Mrs Spurlock. visitors included Orin Lyon Jessie Tunis Roll McCord and others at Ray McCord's. Additional guests and callers and Sunday visits followed at several homes including Perry Duckett Newby and Brown households.

Spurlock Orin Lyon Jessie Tunis Oskiloosa Roll McCord and Sone Ray McCord Fred Duckett Frank Swan Lottie Swan Clark Newby Jimmy Kenneth Hunt Leonard Perry

Local Social Notes from Rural Virginia Area

Names of residents visiting relatives and attending events dominate the column. Families such as Coulson, Hiatt, Merkcle, McDanel, Calten, Mericle, Hilton, Callen, and Niday are listed along with visits to and from Mt. Ayr, Jerome, Fairfield, and local homes. Religious gatherings, birthdays, and small-town visits fill the weekend and weekday notices.

Unionville Social Notes and Local Travels

Unionville residents visit relatives in Des Moines and Bloomfield while others relocate to Allerton and Wyoming. Funeral attendance for Mr. Carrick is noted. Ramona Jean Brain hosts a birthday gathering for Darlene Underwood. Local visits include H M Underwood, Gladys Wood, Clyde Prevo, N L Harrington, and Thomas VanCott en route to New York City.

Jack Jenkin Frances Edna May Strunk Des Moines Bloomfield Ramona Jean Brain Darlene Underwood Darlene H. M. Underwood Gladys Wood Clyde Prevo Pulaski John Morse N. L. Harrington Clyde Marney Centerville Thomas VanCott Binghame Utah Ananda Miller Gladys Underwood New York City

Local Folks Visit and Callers From Centerville

Vosburgh and Henry Sonnenbure, Lawrence Oyres of Granger spent Saturday night and Sunday at Esther Murphy's home. Centerville callers included Mr and Mrs Glenn Turner. George Hiner and son visited Bert Rinehart's home. A E Derby sawed wood for Esther Murphy. Earl Swift and daughters joined Ned Argo at Sunday dinner. Carl Wetterlind and son Billie spent the day there. Harry Brown and you were Centerville callers Saturday with Betty Jean and Dickie Brown visiting grandparents J H Lemaster. Albia folk visited from here including W G Have and Patty rover Glaspie and David, Cleo Regan and daughter, and Earl Swift and daughters. Pearl Kelsey and Nevada's Mrs. visited Archie Thomp son and W E Kelsey homes. Mrs Russell Brown suffers a severe lumbago attack.

Henry Sonnenberg Laurence Orges Granger Iowa Mia Carl Wetterlind Loyd Beaty Ned Argo Will Free Harve Beaty Clarence Hiner Radcliff JE. Dicks Namoi Yonts Rosa Beaty Burl Brown Mildred Argo Reria Breese Dora Hellyer Marguerite Beaty Florence Dicks Blanche Derby Alda McCord Marie Evelyn” Dicks Osa Brown Priscilla Brown Bernice Coulson Pearl Kelsey Nevada Will Kelsey Archie Thompson Mabel Hiner Pearl Runnels Paul Ottumwa Dorothy Hiner Sarah Hiner John MecAninch Jimmie Jay Argo Edward Ellis Floyd Ferrell Purvis Ida Argo Algin Derby Betty Jean Dickie Brown H. A. Lemaster Lemaster Harry Scott Roll Ray McCord Melrose L. L. Funkhouser George Argo Henry Sonnenbure Lawrence Oyres Esther Murphy Glenn Turner Centerville George Hiner Bert Rinehart A. E. Derby Earl Swift Billie Harry Brown Thheir JH. A. Lemaster Albia W. G.have Patty Rover Glaspie David Cleo Regan

Sunday Visits and Community News From Local Homes

Mr and Mrs Vern Sheldon and daughter and Mr and Mrs Fred Sheldon spent Sunday at Ray Sheldon home. Many locals visited Albia and Centerville areas for family gatherings and butchering help. Roads remain poor and foot travel is common as residents share brief updates on kin and neighbors.

Oil discovery teased in Centerville Iowa 1904 claims

A column links local calls and old geological notes to claim that oil was discovered or at least evidenced near Centerville in 1904. It cites Iowa Geological Survey pages noting salty water with oil indications, inflammable shale with natural gas, and a major Mississippian dome structure that could host oil and gas. It argues area operators and landowners should unite to block lands and pursue test wells under a uniform leasing system.

Centerville Iowa Geological Survey New Sharon New London Bayard Iowa Missouri Appanoose Wayne, Lucas Monroe Marion Warren Jasper Mahaska Wapello Davis Forest City United States

Oil potential in Iowa Paleozoic structures urged

The speaker cites York University and Wilson Co to argue Iowa counties have prime Paleozoic geology for oil and gas. A Center Point deep well in 1904 reportedly found natural gas at 4190 feet, implying oil presence since gas, derived from oil, signals oil discovery.

York University Iowa United States L. Wilson and Co Chicago Ilinois Centerville

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M.S. Rewsbasket Albia Junior College Madge Patsy Lee Brown Humming Bird Delma June Veach California Ireland Donna Anderson Robin Redbreast Jack Grandfather Redbreast Grandfather Phyllis Zike Salem Iconium Mabel Robb Elvis Underwood St. Patrick’s Landrum Allerton Ted Garner Bobby Whisler Udell Dwight Powell Edd Rumley Calvin Rumley L. B. Saum Ladies Aid M. E. Church Ruby Underwood Myrtle Harrington Goldie Hunt Gladys Under Josae Rev. Wilson Writa Irelan Edna Dukes Adeli Pervis Cridlebaugh May Raymon Les Walker Milo Jackie Joyce Frank Smith Jess Walker Cecil Johnson Mary Whisler Ed Whisler Cedar Rapids Minnie Replogis Misses VanHorn Fleming Newell Oine Russell Broshar Iowa City Hospital Karan Marlene Alva Albertson LiVera Albertson Brethren Church George Rank Lanark Ilinoia Sam Argo Harold Spring Johnny Jagmand Red Oak Mary Homnaday Margaret Spring May Cridlebaugh Rex Albertson Edith Hart Clark Liga Albertson Misa Dorothy Carver Vernon Fenton Coulson Ernest Hiatt Virginia Robert U. S Wm. Anderson Forest Mericle Henry Foster H. L. Hilton James Selah Ronald McDanel Louise Rouse Betty Suze George Simmons Ralph Mericle Roe van Antwerp Jerome Riley Callen Ardis Glee Callen Clarence Dowd Bertha Mabel Coulson C. 8 Callen Pearl Scott Lillie Sylvia Elsié Callen Martha Unionville Vosburgh Baseball Today Vern Sheldon Fred Sheldon Ray Sheldon Caliers Delbert Calhoun George Hammond Emmett Derby Larry George Shehan Lloyd Brown A. 4. Brown Lola Murphy Omega Estel Lockman Ray Lockman Freda Stocker J. R. Lockman Elmer , Henderson Delene Abe Ballangler Greentop Myr Missy Lockman J. BR. Lockman Cleo Stocker Johnnie Hewitt Gomer Locker Elmer Henderson Homer King’s Groer Stocker Miley Logkman Mr. Pleasant Zelda Harold Brown Homer Ed Brown Homer Brown C. C. Smith W. A. Brown Asain Lewis Clark Arch Herron Fairview LeRoy Brown Tom McCrory Arthur Points Ray Brown James McCrory Edward Points Clark Ewe Is Betty Bishop Rex Firkins Betty Rex
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