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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1943
Page
1
District Court in Appanoose County schedules probate for the allegedly last will of Von W. Tracy, deceased. Will filed March 3, 1948 and opened April 8, 1944 for final proof. interested parties may appear to show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate. M. G. Luse, Clerk. Valentine & Valentine, Attorneys for Estate.
The District Court of Appanoose County Iowa appointed Charles L Johnston as administrator of the estate of Senna Pabst deceased. All debtors must pay the administrator and all claimants must present verified claims to the court for allowance. Dated March 13 1843. c L Johnston Attorney for Estate. 11-2 Mrs Zulvie Wright returns to Galesburg Illinois after visiting here with her sister F A Reich.
In March 1943 the Appanoose County Board of Supervisors met in adjourned session with all members present. They approved J E Walker's deed conveying Lots 6-8, Block 7, Elgin's First Addition Mystic to Anna Young for 575 dollars after social welfare adjustments and taxes, with the decision entered in the minutes. Grace L. Bedinger, County Auditor, attested. The board adjourned to meet on auditor call.
Unionville reports the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Elder on March 19 at St Josephs hospital in Centerville. Navy man David Underwood visits from New York City. Claude Underwood arrives from San Francisco for a two week vacation. O A Tweedy and Otis visit in Gary Indiana. O A Wicker dies at 93 in Mound City Missouri after long Unionville lodge membership. Harry Underwood visits from Provo South Dakota. Local business and church matters include a postponed Junior-Senior play to March 25 due to illness and the arrival of Rev Stuart Davis with his wife from Kansas City to reside at the William Wood property. Dorothy West of Livonia weekend guest of J M Dudley family.
A loose, humorous column blends social musings on weather and politeness with a long anecdote about storing canned goods. The author describes cluttered cupboards, hidden peaches, and the chaotic joy of never knowing what meals will appear from behind jars. A light, domestic tangent ends with a prompt to read the want ads.
Dor a Norton and Edward Points families hosted and visited Thursday to Sunday in Moravia and nearby towns. Locals including Margaret Turner Clark family Iva Turner W S Norton and Dora Norton were seen with several calls to Moravia Albia and Kincade households. Woodrow Norton remains in Town City hospital after multiple operations. Families shared visits and happiness with cousins, friends and neighbors during the weekend.
Maple Grove Severn residents attend sales and visits over the weekend. Mrs. Walter Scott Billy Joe and Junior spent Thursday with the Gabe Johnson family. Mrs. Gabe Johnson and Mrs. Walter Scott with sons visited Mrs. Ralph Robinson Friday. Helen Felton visited with Mr and Mrs Harry Felton Jr and son Saturday. Emery Coltrain and sons spent Saturday evening in Centerville. Maxine Scott missed part of last week due to a cold. Ralph Robinson hosted at Gabe Johnson home. Maxine Charlotte and Lois Jean Scott visited Sunday with Betty Wilson. Harry Felton and daughter Helen visited Frank Wilson and family and Virgil Johnson and sons were with friends in Centerville. Sunday afternoon Mrs Gabe Johnson and daughters visited Eph Wil-
The notice records locals including Riley and Dale Callen visiting Clarence Dowd and family on Sunday, Bud Walter hosting visitors, Wilbert Johnson calling on the Gabe Johnson family, and Edd Rumley and relatives sharing a cooperative dinner at noon with afternoon visits noted.
Centerville area brief notes list residents and visitors. Emma Miller and Jess Walker appear in local chatter with mentions of Centerville trips, birthday celebrations, and calls on neighbors including Clancy, Rumley, and Dudley.
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