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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1927

Page

4

Maple Grove Social Notes and Local Visits

Mr and Mrs M E McDanel Mr and Mrs Ira Callen and Mr and Mrs Clarence Dowd and Donald called at the Z R Callen home Sunday afternoon H E Glick went on the excursion to Des Moines Saturday A baby boy was reported at the Frank Cox home last week Miss Wilma McDanel spent the weekend with relatives in Centerville Mr and Mrs Gabe Johnson and family and Mr and Mrs Jim Davin and baby visited at the Walter Scott home Sunday Mrs J R Callen who has an abscess in her head is improving very slowly Mrs J L Dodd attended Twentieth Century Club in town Tuesday afternoon J R Callen and daughter called at the Frank Wilson home Monday A large number of relatives and friends attended the funeral of Mr Newt Arnold at the Burl Arnold home Thursday afternoon The J L Dodd family attended the operetta in town Saturday night Little Jean Broshar toys with her grandmother Pabst while her mother is in the hospital in Ottumwa

M. E. McDanel Ira Callen Clarence Dowd Donald Z. R. Callen H. E. Glick Des Moines Tha Frank Cox Wilma McDanel Centerville Gabe Johnson Jim Davin J J. R. Callen Frank Wilson Newt Arnold Burl Arnold J. L. Dodd Jean Broshar Pabst Ottumwa

Sheep Shearers Urged to Tag Before Grazing Season

A note urges sheep owners to tag their flocks before turning to pasture. The message mentions upcoming shearings and includes a signed aside by Ab. Huff and a cryptic code Phoney0713.

Moravia Iowa considers oiling streets for improvement

The Moravia Iowa town council sets a 7:30 p.m. April 26 1927 meeting to consider a resolution of necessity for an oiling project. The plan outlines asphalt oil applications 61 to 71 percent, assessments on benefiting private properties, and detailed street areas to be included within the original town limits. Mayor pro tem F W Blumenstock and Clerk D Minnes certify the notice.

Moravia Iowa Vara North Street Lows Lows Southern Utilities Co East Street Black M. Caramins Addison Baird Street Brandon Avenue Trussell Street Auditor’s Said Street Church Street Chariton Street Montgomery Street William Street Henry Street John Street Willem Street King Street Chariton Charles Street Charlton Street Cemetery Gate Pearl Street M. Cupmins Auditor's F. W. Blumenstock D. Minnes

Maine Station News Briefs and Birth Announcement

John Clark and wife welcomed a 9 pound boy born March 1. They have not chosen a name yet. Community members attended the Bean Dinner hosted by Waughop Motor Company. Vernal Bushuk visited Des Moines. Vera and her sister taught locally. Daphne McDanel stayed with Guy McDanel in Rathbun. Cody Luse visited Doyle Lane home. Roy Sweetman and Avrill Koster visited John Clark’s home. Pearl Eaton of Pella spent the weekend with John Whicker.

John Clark Severs Waughop Motor Company Vernal Bushuk Des Moines Vera Daphne McDanel Guy McDanel Rathbun Cody Luse Doyle Lane Roy Sweetman

Local residents host Sunday social visits in Iowa small town

Clyde Gladfelder and several families spent Sunday at various homes including the Ira Boshak and John Clark residences. Other guests included Sam Gravitt from Rockford NL and Mrs. G G Veach with visits to Jack Luse and John McDanel homes.

Clyde Gladfelder Ira Boshak Leo Gerrand Agnes Vosburg Daphne Lloyd McDanel Edna Emma Plannabeckar Raymond Kenneth Veach Johnnie Foster Ted Broshar Sam Gravitt Rockford John Whicker Jim Easter John Clark Guy Miller Oskaloosa John McDanell Neta Luse Jack Luse G. G. Veach Willie McDanel Daphhne Herbert

Moravia Weekend Social Notices Include Visits and Shopping

Foster family spent Sunday at the Ezra Col train home. Alfred Sutton shopped in Moravia. Zell Wilson visited Otha DuVal home with Hugh Lewis and Arthur. M M Darby shopped in Moravia. Measers, Howard and Lauriece Johnson visited Arthur and Herbert Lewis. Alex Johnson called in Moravia Saturday. E Caster and spouse heard at Moravia gatherings.

George Darby Ezra Coltrain Alfred Sutton Moravia Zell Wilson Otha DuVal Hugh Lewis Arthur M. M. Darby Measers, Howard Lauriece Johnson Herbert Lewis Alex Johnson Morravia Mrs E. ©. Caster

Sunday at the Hugh Lewis home event mentioned

Sunday at the Hugh Lewis home described with Mr and Mrs George Darby noted in the readable fragments while other details are missing.

Social notes from Mt Pleasant and Moravia

Mont Pleasant area families share weekend visits and gatherings. Mr and Mrs Everett Gillaspie visited Mrs Adda Robinson, while Charles and Edmond Brown called on Harry Robinson. W A Brown family hosted Charles Foster. Harold Clark stayed with A F Woodcock and Audrey Callen in Mt Pleasant. The Clara Woodcock visited Keith Clark. Harold and Merle Clark hosted a Sunday gathering. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs Ed PeLong. Elsie Brown stayed with Osx Callen in Moravia. Audrey Callen visited Moravia.

Charles and Edmond Brown Harry Robinson W. A. Brown Charles Foster Harold Clark A. F. Woodcock Audrey Callen Mt. Pleasant Clarence Woodcock Keith Clark Merle Clark Albina Ladies Aid PeLong Elsie Brown Osx Callen Moravia Charley Foster Gon Gerald Brown

Neighborhood Social Notes From Local Families

A series of weekend visits and family gatherings are noted. Alta Gard and daughter Aree ia visited Bert and Sheldon. John Huey and wife Aunt Lydia Benty and Clyde Callen attended a six oclock chicken dinner at F T Hellyer for Aunt Lydia's birthday. Mrs J L Weltyer traveled to Oskaloosa to aid a grandchild with pneumonia. Jack Argo and Fat Haines of Red Oak visited Sam Argo. H A Lemaster was hospitalized in Oskaloosa. About twenty two neighbors helped Uncle George Loyd celebrate his 90th birthday. Willie Rowe and friends from Lovilla visited the McCord home. Charley Scott family and Jeas Scott of Melrose visited Huey. Gump and Clara Johnson and Goldie Holman hosted visitors. Vernice Huff, from Walnut City, spent the weekend with home folks.

Alta Gard Areeia Bert, Sheldon John Huey Lydia Benty Clyde Callen F. T. Hellyer Lydia J. L. Wellyer Oskaloosa Jack Argo Fat Haines Red Oak Sam Argo H. A. Lemaster Abbot Hospital George Loyd Charlie Hiner Iz Willie Rowe Lovilla McCord Charley Scott Jeas Scott Melrose Gump Clara Johnson Goldie

Iconium Measles Update and Family Visit

The measles are reported as getting along nicely. Mr and Mrs Clyde Callen spent Sunday at the parental Norria Callen home.

Clyde Callen Norria Callen

Prone Leaves Humble Ranks With $800,000 Ad Blitz

With an $800000 advertising campaign, the prone rises from humble origins toward aristocracy. Yet experts warn the ascent hinges on real goods, as flashy campaigns cannot sustain success without substance.

Local residents note family visits after caregiver duties

Mrs. Sarah Whicker is back home after caring for Mrs. Ted Knapp. Mrs. Charles Coffin and her daughter Mary Daphne visited over the weekend at Emma Lovell's home.

Sarah Whicker Ted Knapp Charles Coffin Mary Daphne Emma Lovell

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Turner & Son Tolbert C. Moore Farmers and Merchants Savings Bank Crocker Bldg Dea “Moines Towa D. K. Orelup Farmers’ & Merchants Savings Bank West End Stark & Hiatt Albia A. G. Broshar Maple Grove Ab. Huff N. FR. Ward Paul Proshar Gardner's Produce House Col P. E. Wells Frank R. Glick Centerville, Iowa Ellis Swaim Mr. Farmer J. T. Day East Side Square Moravia ,Iowa Maine Foster Mr. An Mt, Pleasant Everett Gillaspie Adda Robinson Iconium Lincoln Walamo Lincoln Walamo Gene Baby Bath Cake Owen - Peddler
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