Local Social Calls and People At Home
My and Mrs Arch Thompson and children visited the T S Thompson home Sunday. Gilly Roberts called at the R S Faber home last week. Mr and Mrs Bill VanDorin visited Cy Jones Sunday. Master Vaughn and Chas Faber visited A C Faber last week. Mr and Mrs Tommy Main visited John Selby’s home. Mr and Mrs A G VanDorin and Doris called at R B Baker Thursday to see Dean who has been sick with meningitis. An Ohio man plans to retire. Moravia merchants push new trade via The Union advenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Thompson
T. S. Thompson
Gilly Roberts
R. S. Faber
Bill VanDorin
Cy Jones
Master Vaughn
Chas
Faber
A. C. Faber
Tommy Main Swere
John Selby
A. GO. VanDorin
Doris
R. B. Baker
Dean
Parsonage Faces Change Amid Pageant and Ghostly Funds
In a small town parsonage, Rev. Tolliver contends with failing eyesight and a looming church rebuild. Marjory and sisters scheme a beauty pageant linked fund raise, while Eddy Jackson and new minister Buckworth court tension in a tale of faith, finance, and family.
Fragmented dialogue about forming a new church and staying together
The speakers discuss working as assistants, a plan to walk out and start a church, and taking most of the religion while leaving money behind. Characters debate loyalty, legitimacy, and how to move their group to Pay Dirt. The tone shows tentative schemes amid uncertainty and pressure from other figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram
Eddy Jackson
Mr Tolliver
Chris
Eddy
Petar
Ginger
Chapter VII A stricken affence previlled In the sturdy litle Llogring car
A fragmented scene follows Miriam guiding a wary party home from Red Than toward a big white house. Quiet exchanges reveal concern and plans among Miriam Kent Wet and Aloivia about family duties, danger, and future actions as they discuss staying united and protecting those they love.
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Eday Jackeon
Mirkim
Tolliver
Norma
Rudy
Miriam
Alivia
Helen
Ginger
Maclury
Parsonage Reflections and Family Resolve
In a quiet farmhouse scene, Wesley Tolliver contemplates faith and family as Miriam and Ginger help prepare for the day. He plans to speak with his daughters after breakfast, while Eddy Jackson’s taxi offer stands, and the family accepts a modest future with prayer and patience. The postman arrives with letters as Ginger teases a new wedding beat, and the scene shifts to a community update from ICONIUM with local visits, illnesses, and marriages including Madeline Calhoun and Marjorie Thompson hosted by relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Tolliver
Miriam
Gin
Eddy Jackson
Brea Fant
Eddy Jackal
Ginger
Tts
Jonky
Ant
Helen
Ellen
Ghureh
Gary Wopage
Wenger
Otis Vicinity Community Notes From A Sunday Evening
Several from Otis vicinity altered the baccalaureate service at the Baptist Church in Unionville. Iva Strunk visited the Win Wales and George Swevens home Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs Willie Miller were Sunday guests at W N Miller home. Noah Kingery called on Mrs K R Hart Thursday afternoon. Elsworth Selix and family were Sunday guests at Billy Simons. Aaron Camphell and son Leddy were Moravia visitors Saturday evening. Minnie Bomar of Union Billy was a Sunday caller at Frederick Koehler home. Meg Ba Miller called on Sylvia Hart Monday morning. Quitter Adonis and family were Sunday visitors at Ray Coltrale home. Charlie Hopkins was a Sunday walker at Ployd Wood bogie.
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Otis
Baptist Church
Unionville
Iva Strunk
Win, Wales
George Swevens
Willie Miler
W. N. Miller Han
Noah Kingery
KR. C. Hart
Elsworth Selix
Fiv
Billy Simons
Aaron Camphell
Leddy
Moravia Vallera
Minnie Bomar
Union Billy
Prederick Koehler
Ba Miller
Minn
Sylvia Hart
Quitter Adonis
Tamily
Ray Coltrale
Charlie Hopkins
Local Social News From Went Crave Area
Glen Sharp spent Wednesday night with his achodamics Floyd and Curtis Coltrain. Lorene Tadlock stayed with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Dave Caylor from Monday to Thursday. Several from the vicinity attended a Unionville play Thursday evening. Margaret Miller spent Wednesday with Mrs R C Hart. Ladies met with Mrs Floyd Need Thursday for an all day gathering. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Miller visited parental G F Gibbs near Went Crave Tuesday and were in Moulton on business. J C Croag and son Telila were Sunday guests of James Woodstone. Mr and Mrs Glaus Johnson and children and Mrs Wnt Wood called at Noyle McDanes Saturday afternoon. Mrs W N Miller and daughter Mary visited George Clancy Friday. The Strunk family called at Roy Strunk's Sunday afternoon.
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George Fangburn
Nelson Haven
Bay Scouts
Harald Argo
Clyde Dicks
Ben Arga
Earl Swift
Cap
Vernon Fenton
Tenton
Phyllis Lemaster
Moravia
Harry Brown
J. i. Dicks
Elmer Swift
Abbott
Orval Callen
LeRoy Brown
iMr
J. B. Dicks
Floyd Mens
LeRoy Treloar
Ben Alem
Marl Swift
J. J. Dickshulme
Melroge
Ronald Rowett
Archie Thuonpan
Sunay
Mothachiat
Misa Madeline Calhoun
Marjorie Thompson
Perle Kelsey
Zerbel
Callhoun
Glen Sharp
Floyd
Curtis Coltrain
Dave Caylor
Lee Tadlock
Unionville
Lorene Tadlock
Margaret Miller
R. C. Hart
Wilbur Milller
G. F. Gibbs
Moulton
J.C. Croag
Telila
James Wood
Glaus Johnson
Wnt. Wood
Noyle McDanes
W. N. Miller
Mary
George Clancy
Chariton Franklin Twes Farm Bureau Meeting
The joint meeting of Chariton Township Appanoose county and Franklin Township Monroe county Farm Bureau will be held at the Methodist Church in Leonium Friday evening Mayth at 8 o'clock. County Agent Randall Hoffman of Albia will present moving pictures. Other features of the program are being prepared.
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Chariton
Appanoose County
Franklin Township
Monroe County
Methodist
Church In Leonium
Mayth
Randall Hoffman
Albia
Moving Pictures
Shondel Divorce Plea in Appanoose County Court
In Appanoose County Iowa August term Ollie Shondel plaintiff sues for divorce from W Shondel on grounds of inhuman treatment and desertion for over two years. Court to decide custody of two children alimony and homestead. defendant to appear by noon of the next term or default judgment.
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District Court of
Iowa
Appanoose County
Ollie Shondel
Shondel
Centerville
Sail County
Gamble Stores May Sale on Garden Hose and Tools
May sale begins May 10 featuring spray nozzles tach 100 feet of Double-Double Garden hose at 74gc per foot. Guaranteed lawn tools mowers and sprinklers across Gamble Stores. Mothers day poetry note references a humorous quote about sleep and honor.
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Gamble
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