Hiattaville Family Visits and Illness Update
Hiattaville notes Marilyn Rose Hiatt recovering from pneumonia at home. Several families shared Sunday visits at various Hiatt and related homes. Mary Sharp arrived Monday to help care for the sick. Josephine Scott spent the weekend with Wanda Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Rose
J. M. Hiatt
Walter,Phillips
J. T
Ellen Hiatt
Loyd Carter
Lee Hiatt
Neff
Matilda Burton
Roy Scott
Mary Sharp
Meadows
Josephine Scott
Wanda Jones
Ernest Hiatt
J. M. Cline
Hiatt Family Visit Notes and Local Farming Activity
Gus Hiatt and family spent Sunday evening at the U S Hiatt home. Farmers in the area are busy putting in their oats crop during the week. Mr and Mrs U S Hiatt and Kenneth Hiatt went to Bussey last Sunday to visit their son Ernest Hiatt and family.
Chinatown Night Tour: Lamps, Shops and Temple Arts
A vivid stroll through a Chinatown district reveals bazaars filled with silk kimonos jade necklaces and mother-of-pearl items. The telephones glow from a dragon-edged pagoda exchange while four young operators link thousands of numbers as lanterns glow and markets hum with exotic foods and ornate temples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinatown
Doctor J A Frank Dies in Seattle Washington
Associated Press dispatch reports Dr A J Frank age 58 a dentist formerly of Oskaloosa Iowa found dead Sunday in his office. Relatives say he had been despondent since his wife's death and he practiced in Mora for years before moving to Oskaloosa Iowa.
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Associated Press
A. J. Frank
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Sawin Funeral to Honor Atchison Leader in Civic Life
William H. Sawin, 68, proprietor of Sawin & Douglass mortuary and Atchison civic figure, died at his home after six weeks illness from influenza complications and heart condition. Funeral at Baptist church with Masonic graveside rites at Mt. Vernon, active pallbearers from church trustees, honoraries from the church deacons. He leaves wife Flora Bears Sawin, daughter Mrs. Frank Mangelsdorf, a grandson, and siblings in Indiana and Iowa.
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Atchison
Kansas
William H. Sawin
Sawin & Douglass Mortuary
Santa Fe Street
J. A. SanDeFur
Mt. Vernon Cemetery
Baptist Church
William Harvey Sawin
Edinburg
Ind
Isaac Sawin
Sawin
Lawin
William H. Hill
Moravia
Western Supply Co
Lene
Chisholm
Moulton
A. Douglssa
Sawin & Douglass
Missouri
Abdallah Shrine Temple
The
Odd Fellows
Atchison Elks Club
Atchison Rotary Club
Missouri Valley
Flora Bears
Frank Mangelsdorf
Thomas William Mangelsdorf
Sante Fe Street
Fragmentary Verse Snippet with Browning Tone
A fragmented excerpt echoes Browning like diction about distant lands outside China. It mentions a sudden bagel sea cache and a mountain path of gold, with cryptic references to Asian beds and loyalties, rendered in terse, oblique lines.
Local society notices from Centerville area
A detailed list of neighbors and relatives visiting, traveling, and gathering in Centerville and nearby towns. Included are visits to Des Moines, Hedrick, Oskaloosa, Albia, Ottumwa, Kirksville, and Warsaw. Events feature family visits, illness, funerals, club meetings, and church social activities among residents and relatives.
Mrs C F Turner remembered in Moravia obituary
Mrs C F Turner died March 16 1936 at age 70 years 2 months 12 days following a life as spouse to Chas F Turner and mother to five sons all but Harold Turner deceased. She lived near Moravia and Mystic Iowa during the years of marriage and church service, with funeral services held March 18 at Turner Funeral Home Moravia and burial in Haines cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Serepta Coulson
Martha (Kinser) Coulson
Coulson
Moravia
Iowa
Chas. F. Turner
Mystic
Jon
Mr. Turner
Harold C. Turner
Douglas
Benjamin H
United Brethren Church
Mt. Zion
Seventh Day Adventist
Harold Turner
Mra
W. C. Anderson
Fairfield
Elmer D
Edng L. Turner
Helen L
Max H
George E. Turner
F. P
F. H. Coulson
Morevia
R. S. Coulson
Centerville
W. B., Coulson
New Sharon
Jaws
Turner Funeral Home
Chas
L. Ellis
Haines Cemetery
Card of Thanks for neighborly sympathy and funeral tributes
The family expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for sympathy and assistance during illness and burial. Appreciation extends to those who sent floral tributes and supported them through the loss of a loved one.
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Florel
Unclear fragment hints at baseball lineup battle and players
Fragmentary text suggests an outfield discussion with players Youngker Purvis aa nag Cleved Hudson Jobs Levis, indicating a lively competition. Specific events or dates are not clear, but the tone mirrors a sports note about team lineup or player roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngker
Purvis
Cleved
Hudson
Jobson LE Myyon
Levis
News brief notes on Moravia baseball season outlook and school activities
A compilation from a Moravia school page highlights optimism for a strong baseball season. It also covers first and second grade activities, including spelling successes, new library books, wall posters, absences, nature study planting, art, and a light note on Alvin Donahoo’s vaccination experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Main
Vera Jean ‘“Matherly
Royichard Closter
John Robinson
Betty Jeanne Hardie
Maxine DuVall
Nadine Sage
Ponnann
Holland
Ellen Broshar
Clair Kaster
Ivan Paxton
MHS
J B Sneed Improving at Ottumwa Hospital
Word from the bedside of J B Sneed in Ottumwa hospital says he is getting along well and hopes to come home in a few days He will later need another operation to continue his treatment and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Sneed
Ottumwa Hospital
Classified items and services in Centerville Iowa column
Local notices list lawn mower sharpening sewing machine repair and tool sharpening services by James L. Gray and others. It records sales of wheat seed hay bean hay seed and farm equipment including a Farmall tractor and Reed's Yellow Dent seed corn with prices and contact hints from Moravia Union and local advertisers.
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James L. Gray
Drake Ave
Centerville
Iowa
The
Moravia Union
Timothy Land
H. E. Watts
Itp
Emil Halden
Creascut
Circle
Oftin
2Tp
Lee Hiatt
T. R. Gardner
John D. Veach
Reed
Gilland
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J. Luse
Chet Broshar
Telephone Exchange
Canton Low
Josh
China
Serosa
Toston
Deere Toek Af Bhias
Irom
Capanle
Iit
Smith & Veach
Rexall Drug Store
Cobblers
Ohios
H. G. Broshar & Son
J. A. Frank
Seattle, Washington
Hall of Antiquity
Dodge No
A. M
Lyle Hopkins
K. Browning
T. R. Gundner
Ibia
W. G. Firkins
Tom Philby Sid
Dolla ‘Schneider
Esa
Ad Company of Friends
M. H. Johnson
J. H. Lathrop
Des Moines
Will Laws
Annié ‘Brain
Erl Brain
Hedrick
Stella* Carter
Lloyd Carter
Hiattsville
KA. Reid
Kate Roger
Albia
Lewis F. Dale
Cecile Creech
Will Creech
HE. Watts
J. W. Halden
Earl Brain
Hed
Russell Swenson
Frank Selby
Mabel Foster
Coataville
Dorothy Wilson
Allen
W. F. Horner
Ellis
Cinccinnat
Spaciay
Flora Bradwell
John Callen
Alvin Hiatt
D. K. Orelup
Don
Theo Miller
Franzis
Dale Caris
Rollin‘ McDonough
Rome
Masonic Lodge
Unionville Wedne
Frank Swaim
I. K. Leach
Leach
C.G. Smith
Mildred Hall
California
Esper Ziegler
Warsaw
Ill
Oren Gould
Gould
Ziegler
Fane Winaler
Jacquelin
Kirksville
Missouri State Teachers College
Cinda Fleming
Ella
A. Turner
Roy Elligon
Hilton
Mr. Sad
Carl Black
Sigourney
Berty Turner
C. T. Foglesong
N. B. Ward
L. H. Beery
C. G. Coulson
Frank
H. K. Smith
Albis Lodge
John EB. Miller
Lester Smith
Lea ‘Higtt
Albert Veach
BBC
Smith
Mra. Melvin
Makiarly
Margaret Brain
Bertha Broshar
Eva Firkine
L. W. Main
Mesdames
Chas, Coffin
H. B. Glick
J. L. Dodd
A. B. Dordan
Stella Carter
Houser
D. R. Wilson
Dorothy
Orpha Taylor
Chas. L. Ellis
Farm Bureau
Berlin Shoemaker
Sandra
Los Angeles
Allen Boller
Atlantic, Tows
Chatanooga
Tenn
Shoemaker
Good
Pierson
Will Swaim
Webb
CG. H. Swaim
Hasil
Drakesville
Able Beach
Russell
Flows
Walter Messener
Ft Dodge
Claude McDanel
Hartford
Jows
Guy Miller
Macon
Earl Boyer
George Steele
C. F. Turner
Donald Whitehead
Newsbasket
Alvin Donahoo
Wm. R. Blakeslee
Appanoose County
Lodwick Bros. Coal Co
General Mercantile
ALL Star
Allis-Chalmers
W. C. Bivin & Son
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