Braid Shortage Humor Bits and Local Notices
A Moravir merchant buys the last loaf of bread only to be chased by a shopper who left it on the counter while shopping elsewhere. Turner & Son install two Admiral Neon signs for appliances with a larger six-foot sign ordered. The Appanoose Monroe Coon Hunters plan a May 19 field trial, with location details to follow. Mrs Charles Runchey visits Oroville relative Etta Runchey at Wm Gardner home. Subscriptions to The Union paid for several local residents including F M Main, Dr W B Rountree, H H Carter Pie, Richard Hudgens, Paul Spencer, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner & Son
Admiral
Appanoose-Monroe Coon Hunters Association
Moravia subscriber sends payment and garden notes
F N Main of Mt Ayr Iowa sends a $1.50 check to extend a subscription and shares farm details. He mentions planting 81 tomato plants and storing tools, with 200 saws and 33 keyhole saws, and notes frost effects on crops. Horticulturist H E Hebolg projects a strong peach and plum crop despite uneven bloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
F. N. Main
Mt. Ayr
Iowa
H. E. Hebolg
Unimportant Cogitations From Inez Faber On Easter Letters
A family letter from a son aboard the USS Nassau describes Easter away from home in Hawaii, delays in reaching Alameda, and plans to visit Treasure Island. The writer notes longing for May return, mentions friends, and muses on weather, fruit crops, canning, and rationing sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Lisa
Nassau
Alameda
San Francisco
Chow
Illinois
Treasure Island
Doctor Havens
Social visit roundup at Zell Wilson home and relatives
Earl Brain and family traveled via Hed to Moravia for a weekend visit, with relatives including the Darby and Firkins families stopping by Zell Wilson’s residence on several afternoons and evenings. The gathering honored Donald J. Darby who arrived home Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Brain
Hedtick
Moravia
Sbert Brain
H. E. Watts
M. M. Darby
Earl Boardman
Russell Darby
John Robinson
Norman Firkins
Ervin Long
Zell Wilson
Albert Brain
Lester
Earl
Jake Huber
Blakesburg
Vallejos
California
Geo. R. Darby
LeRoy Wilson
Donald Darby
Fern Wright
Moulton
Roy Darby
Des Moines
Mia
Nancy Jane
Vallejo
Scribe
Donald J. Darby
Letter From Holland Brings News To American Family
John Wilson, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Wilson, receives a letter from Holland detailing life in Rotterdam. The writer describes church services at the C J M V, YMCA activities, a fundraising drive to rebuild the Federation building, and postwar city ruins. He notes his involvement in the Boy Scouts coast guard group and shares hopes to send photographs. Extended greetings from Holland friends Johnnie and Pete De Javits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilson
Frank Wilson
Holland
Wilson
Elmer Stirber
Rotterdam
Federation
Ruina
John
Boy Scouts Group
Coast Guard
Netherlands
Europe
America
Johnnie
Pete Dejavit
Hiatteville Community Notices and Local Visits
Mrs Loyd Rose and family attended church in Centerville Thursday evening. Bert Meadows visited Centerville on Friday and Mrs Minnie Sharp at St Josephs hospital. The Lloyd Rose family spent Wednesday in Centerville. Triple A meeting and church services noted. Various local residents visited, attended parties, or traveled to Newton Town for work. Sunday services included a guest speaker Miss Wauneta McConnell at Wesley, with remarks at George Scott home. Moravia stores mention patronage policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Dooley
Lester
Alan
Methodists
Centerville
Bert Meadows
Minnie Sharp
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Carl Hiatt
Gus Hiatt
Denny School
Marilyn and
Merton Roge
Duane Coffin
Lloyd Rose
Lloyd
Methodist Church
Joe Turner
Arthur Ballenger
Missouri Sun
Pearl Morris
Milo Hook
Wanda Hook
Virgil Dowley
Chester Sanders
Moravia
Francis Argo
Colleen
Ewton
Town
Francis
Maytag
Homer Utterback
Cyril McDanel
Wauneta
McConnell
Wesley
Rev
Anes
George Scott
Probate final report in Lulu V. Burton estate
In Iowa Appanoose County District Court No 6981 the Administrator of the Lulu V. Burton estate seeks approval of his final report and discharge. A hearing is set for May 20 1946 at Centerville Court House. interested parties may appear and contest the discharge. Harry S. Greanleaf attorney M. G. Luse clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of Iowa
Appanoose County
Lulu V. Burton
Alvin Burton
D. A. Burton
District Court
Centerville
Iowa
Court House
QO. A. Burton
Harry S. Greanleaf
M. G. Luse
Reincarnation of Carmen Returns With Gypsy Ties
Charles Robbins writes in The American Weekly about the feline granddaughter of an operatic heroine’s inspiration. The story follows her revival with the Gypsies who once pursued her, amid a sensational, magazine-style recounting distributed with the Chicago Sunday Herald American companion edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen
Charles Robbins
American Weekly
Chicago Sunday Herald-American
Also Mentioned on This Page
Moravia Union
Apptmnes Corp
Congress
Iowa Presa Association
National Editorial Association
Mrs. L. F. Blaby
Bingle
OWA Pressh
Charles Runchey
Oroville
Cal
Etta Runchey
Wm. Gardner
Vee
F. M. Main
W. B. Rountree
H. H. Carter
Richard Hudgens
Paul Spencer
Chester Broshar
Glenn _Sufficeol
Clair Spencer
J. B. Robison
Lyle Hopkins
George Winsler
Hazel Gayen Emmett
Derby Ralph Turner
The
Tema OL
Paul Heels Er
Happy
Chandler
Babe
Inez Faber
Charles
M. G
Mage” Luse
L. A. Osborn
County Recorder
Dukes Centerville
Grace L. Bedinger
Board OF Supervisors
Harry Stickler
Joe Gray Udell
Floyd R. Banks
Democratic
John W. Thomas
Kinser Valley
George R. Darby
Hiatteville
Loyd Rose
Stokers
Bill Woodward
Moravia, Iowa
Ivan Walter
Pure Oil Gas & Oils Telephone
John D. Veach
P. K. Horner
W. A
Tommy) Thompson
Heriff
Allie-Chalmers
Bivin & Son
Allis-Chalmers
New Idea
Swift Baby Chicks
Uality Sales and Poultry
Turner
Ambulance Service
E. N. Catterlin
R. BE. A
Telephone
Albla
Albia Electric CO
N. W. Corner
Albia
Veach Drug Store
Towa
Alka Seltzer
Alka-Seltzer