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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1944

Page

5

Eagle Scout Hikes Highlight Troop 40 Spring Plans

Eagle patrol advanced hike east of Moravia included tracking cooking and nature work with one mishap a burned hatchet handle. Wolf patrol hiked three miles east of town cooking, fishing attempts, and found former campfire sites with a large snapping turtle in the creek. Troop 40 continues scrap paper and tin can collection led by Hoyt McKern as patrol meetings resume weekly through summer.

Troop 40 Eagle Patrol Moravia David Hoover Eugene Royer George Tracy Roy Clester Paul Spencer Jo, Hoyt, McKern Donnie Sears Wolf Patrol Jack Broshar Max Hammond Billy Broshar Richard Smith Hoyt MecKern

Local Visitors Share Meals and Callers in Brompton Area

Mrs M E Boardman hosts and guests in Brompton with family dinners and Sunday visits. Deena Lee Robinson calls on Max McCoy and Dorothy Mae Wilson. Ed Robinson and W A Wilson visit Edgar Wilson birthday dinner. Vera Selman of Chicago honored at A J Billings home along with Boardman and McCoy families.

M. E. Boardman Ed Robinson W. A Wilson Deena Lee Robinson Max McCoy George Reid, Jr Herman Johnson Ralph Forrest Foster Centerville Russell Darby E. F. Boardman Claude Hawk A. J. Billings Norma Betty Carmeny Donaldson John Fisher Carl Alicia Dorothy Mae Wilson Edgar Wilson Jennie John Robinson Clarence Wilson W. A. Wilson Albig Vera M. Selman Chicago

Community notes from Franklin and nearby towns

Franklin and area residents made multiple social calls this week. John Moffatt hosted visitors while Rex Haver and Hugh McFatridge homes drew guests. Others visited Albia Centerville Moravia Bloomfield and Centerville for visits and wood cutting events. Neighbors include Moffatt Summers Swift Ostermyer Lamar Starkey Elliott Cox Brock Foster and Cousins with Mary Moffatt attending supper at Henry Elliott.

John Moffatt Darwin Sheldon Rex Haver Albia AG. Lavaur Frances Sheldon Clinton Albertson Hugh McFatridge Roy Ostermyer Casper Smith Roscoe Argo Bloomfield Hugh Mc Mary Henry Elliott Dewey Stanabacy Frank McDonald Burdette Cox Orel Eastor Howard Brock Marie Cousins Barbara Frank Cox Mary Cox

New Hope By Mrs. W. E. Donovan

Sunday visits and family gatherings are noted across Centerville and nearby homes. Donald Sanders Harold Heartley and others spent time with Duane Coffin while numerous siblings and relatives shared meals and celebrations including a birthday dinner for Mrs. O A Hiatt and Ace Butler.

Main Station social notes reflect local visits and sick list

Mr and Mrs Lloyd McDanel and family spent Sunday at the Lee Johnson home. Mr and Mrs Guy McKern Mr and Mrs Elbert Pe and Mr and Mrs Trenton Gladfelder spent Sunday at the Clyde Gladfelder home. Norma Lee Gladfelder is on the sick list. Darlene visited T H Philby home Saturday and Easter home Friday evening. Ronald Woodward and Karen visited Harry Woodward home. Cody Luse spent Sunday at Robert Luse home. Frank Gladfelder visited Sunday evening at Keith Gladfelder home. John Edward Broshard came home with J P Fosters Saturday for a few days. Sympathy to the bereaved of Mrs Rolla Wilson.

Darlene Gladfelder Lloyd McDanell Lee Johnson Guy McKern Elbert Pe Trenton Gladfelder Clyde Gladfelder Norma Lee Gladfelder Darlene T. H. Philby Ronald Woodward Karen Harry Woodward Cody Luse Robert Luse Frank Gladfelder Keith Gladfelder John Edward Broshard J. P. Fosters Rolla Willson

Death notices and community greetings at Boyer Ridge

Community notes salute military family ties as Staff Sgt. Robert Moffitt returns on furlough then heads to Atlanta for duty. Mrs. Myrle Wilson’s death is announced. Relatives and friends across Boyer Ridge gather for visits, dinners, and home improvements amid weekend social calls and local travel to Albia and nearby homes.

Garden notes and planting tips from 1966 issue

Garden guidance covers vegetable planting windows soil depth and spacing. Includes crops to plant now and when to fall back to fall crops, plus labor saving sowing with sand mix and staking tomato guidance for sturdy growth.

Social Notices From Local Homes Include Visits and Illness

Miller by Venetah Andrewa reports Mr. and Mrs. Winston DuVall spent Friday evening at Floyd Wood's home. Mrs. Austin Swaim Ottumwa, Mrs. Anna Woodward Pierson Town, and Mrs. U. QO. Main were guests at John Tadlock's home on Hiiday April 24. Glen Wood and children visited C. H. Andrews, and Lee Tadlock, recently released from Centerville hospital, returned home Wednesday afternoon and is not well.

Venetah Andrewa Winston DuVall Floyd Wood Austin Swaim Ottumwa Anna Woodward Pierson Town U. QO. Main Ginner John Tadlock Hiiday Glen Wood C. H Mary Coffin Duane Logan Strunk Wilbur Miller Will Miller Eleanor Centerville Ray Tybaugh J. C. Cross Unionville Crogs James Wood Elmer Gordon Elsie Wayne Baker Albia Mollie Moss Victor Moss Kimball Nebr Dbwane Wood Daphan Coltrain Albin Omaha Clyde Swaim Wheatland Wyo Gwendolyn Bloomfield Salt Lake City Utah Eleanor Miller Betty Stiunki Freda Wood Imogene Tadlock Venetah Andrews Ray Tubaugh

Better GIowa Gardeners urged to use certified plants

Gardeners are advised to avoid uncertified shipped plants as they may carry disease and yield little. Locally grown plants are likelier to be safe. The column mentions timing for planting early crops like cabbage and discusses precautions for heat-loving plants and peanuts, plus notices of local residents and events.

Notice of Final Report in Cora Broshar Estate

In the District Court of Iowa Appanoose County probate no 593 the estate of Cora Broshar deceased. Chester Broshar executor filed a final report and application for discharge to be heard May 22 1944 at Center Ville Iowa. The county claim of 56.35 is denied. notice given to listed heirs and interested parties to appear and show cause.

District Court of Iowa Appanoose County Cota Brosiar Pearl E. Broshar Paul 8. Broshar Nadine Winsler H. G. Broshar Myrtle Broshar Schreiner Malinda Broshar Chester Broshar Artie Broshar Appancose County Cora Broshar District Court Centerville George A. Milani M. G. Luse

Unionville News From Mies Essie Whisler Corp

Unionville report notes visits by Mies Essie Whisler Corp and John Howk with Vernor Hawk and relatives. Mra I M Patrick funeral held at Baptist church after hip fracture from a yard accident. Local residents include William Morrison returning from Chicago and Hurl Morrison on leave from the Marines. Local events feature Rev M R Gonzales speaking at junior senior banquet and the postponed senior play Aunt Emma Sees It Through due to an electrical storm. Pvt Gerald Trelanurvived training at Camp Blanding Fla. Sam Stuckey of Centerville made a business call here.

Mies Essie Whisler Corp John Howk Vernor Hawk Long Island Mra. I. M. Patrick Baptist Church Mra. Patrick St. Joseph's Hospital Centerville William Morrison Chicago Richard James Wayne Gilbert Herman Ottumwa Hurl Morrison United States Marines John Morrison Russell Alden M. R. Gonzales Mystic Emma Gerald Trelanurvived Zoe Ei Cam Blanding Fla Sam Stuckey

Local Residents Visit, Travel and Cattle Care News

Sunday visits marked the weekend in the valley with Earl Boardman at Russell Darby’s, George Darby at John Robinson’s, and Ira VanDalen tending cattle on pasture. Pearl Hiner visited Blakesburg’s Charles McCurdy home, gasoline delivered by Charles Johnson for T. J. Luse, and Zell Wilson with LeRoy headed to Centerville for an airplane trip. Russell Darby shopped Moravia for feed ground, while Lloyd Johnson and wife traveled the valley. Robinson sent hogs to Ottumwa Friday.

George R. Darby Earl Boardman Russell Darby John Robinson Ira VanDalen Pearl Hiner Blakesburg Charles McCurdy Charles Johnson T. J. Luse Zell Wilson LeRoy Centerville Epilson Moravia Lloyd Johnson Ottumwa

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