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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1945

Page

4

Clarence Schaffner and Betty Foster No. Des Moines and Albia Seniors

Clarence Schaffner a five foot six brunette with green eyes attends Albia and Moravia schools with F F A Glee Club and a Senior class play in high school. Betty Jean Foster a five two brunette with blue eyes spent grades at Boye Darby and Ravish High with F H A B T A Glee Club Mixed Chorus and four years in the school band. She aims to become a teacher and enjoys DeSoto cava suits and movie stars.

Clarence Schaffner Clarence Lucas School Des Moines White Albia Moravia F.F.A Glee Club Commercial Club Mr. Myers Betty Jean Foster Betty Ia Boye Darby Moravis High F.H.A BTA Betty Tuttle Judy Clark DeSoto

Local Social Roundup From Franklin Area

Mrs. John Moffatt hosts dinner with Coy Swift and Mrs. Frank Cox and sons. Earl Swift plows for Coy Swift. Mrs. Harry Lemaster visits Roscoe Argo. John Moffatt visits Russell Brown and Earl Swift. Frances and Darwin Sheldon call on Rex Haver. Russell Brown also seen in the vicinity Sunday.

John Moffatt Earl Swift Coy Swift Frank Cox and Sons Harry Lemaster Roscoe Argo Russell Brown Frances Darwin Sheldon Rex Haver Ruszgell Brown

Moffatt Family and Local Social Roundup

Roy Moffatt plowing for Russe Brown and Raymond Martz called at the John Moffatt home last week. The Hart Swift family and Thelma and Carolyn Ann visited Laura Dicks Sunday noon. Jack Lewis Kath leen and Maxine plus Mrs Henry Elliott Johnny Rozella visited John Moffatt’s home. Earl Swift and Carolyn Ann called at Dave Summers and John Moffatt homes Sunday. Mary Moffatt completed her Lemon school term last Friday. John Moffatt and Daisy attended the picnic with others.

Roy Moffatt Russe Brown Raymond Martz Ohn Moffatt Dey Hart Swift Thelma Carolyn Ann Laura Dicks Jack Lewis Kath‘leen Maxine Henry Elliott Johnny Rozella John Moffatt Earl Swift Dave Summers Mary Moffatt Lemon Daisy i

Salem by Hazel Hellyer Set

Donald Whitehead of Fort Worth Texas visited his relatives in Salem and nearby towns including the Longs and McKerns. The notice lists several Sunday visits, engagements, a school term closure, and attendance at commencements in Moravia and Albia with multiple local families referenced.

Hazel Hellyer Donald Whitehead Ft.Worth Texas Addie Free Roy Argo Denny Harley Tisue Clifford Carl Belle Sheldon James Nash Mary Lou Rinehart Dell Hellyer Hettie Long Newton Long Sgt Floyd Purvis Austin Horton — Potts Joe Martin Clarence White Harold Argo Gar Deilellyer

Rutabaga Growing Needs Cool Moist Season

Iowa climate generally supports rutabaga cultivation due to a long moist cool growing season. The crop requires ample moisture and cool temperatures to thrive, making region conditions a key factor for successful production.

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Reminders From Moravia S memories of early families

Ira C. Grabill recalls Moravia’s Moravian founders and long‑standing residents. He names the Winsler Reich Oehler and Stauber lineages with spouses, marriages, deaths, and occupations, including John Cree the carpenter and J. J. Cree descendants, plus Monroes and Shutterlys with farm life and church roles. The piece blends community memory with family ties, local businesses, and school life.

Ira C. Grabill Clara Kinser Garerett Harn Jimmy Sumner Billy Tisue Clara Bill Kinser Roush Williams Larkin Williams Lawrence Blanche Williams Winsler Reich Oehler Harvey Sue Junius Rich Charles Rosa Thomas F. M. Thomas John Bissie Hayes Sam Hayes Moravia Bert Themi Waly Pat of Brown Altho F. A Frank Charles Winslet Morayie Junius Sue Winslet Molly E. R. Elis Nebraska Laura Ben Bestty Stauber R. E. Cummins Clara Johnson Cooper Morravia Ellen Oehler Molly Reich Gus DuVall Bob DuVall Will Davis Cal Pelkington Samantha Frank Hoffman Sanford Hoffman John DuVall Henry Rachel Hiatt Main Johnson Greepll Bob Seth Jim Alvin Miller Emmett Michigan Abe Hiner Hoskingon Cumberland Presbyterian Carrie Hoskinson Otho J. J. Cree Judge Cree F. M. Bower John Cree Williams John James Dim Cage Grangon F. M

Unionville Notes and Visits From Local Residents

Unionville news records Mrs Willard Brain leaving for San Francisco to spend time with her husband in port. Ida Anderson and Forrest Jennings of Kansas City as guests at the E. V. Stewart home. John Andrews returned from the State hospital in Iowa City and is improving. Fred Stanley family of Ottumwa visited Ruth Stan. Candlelighting service at the Methodist church featured Mr. Hoover, Centerville agriculture instructor, as speaker. Donald Cross, 2e, recovering from appendicitis at Centerville hospital.

Misa Ensie Whisler Willard Brain San Francisco Port Ida Anderson Forrest Jennings Kansas City E. V. Stewart John Andrews State Hospital Iowa City Fred Stanley Charles Rita Charles Stanley Ottumwa Ruth Stani Methodist Church Hoover Agriculture Department Centerville Donald Cross

Maple Grove News Highlights Newlywed Floyd Arnold and Nearby Visits

Congratulations go to newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Arnold married May 2 in Bloomfield. Mrs. Arnold, former Martha Moore, hails from the Moore family of Bloomfield. The Arnolds plan to live on a farm near Bloomfield, as friends and relatives gather in Centerville and Bloomfield for visits and social events.

Imogene Tadlock Floyd Arnold Bloomfield Floyd Wood Peter Crestani Clarence Dowds Ted Miller Neal Burton Evelyn Richland Iowa A. E. Shull Moravia Grant Tadlock Dale Derby St. Louis Ray Tubaugh Tubaugh Donna Raejean

Local Social Roundup and Student Achievements

Visiting Albert Tubaughs home while absent. Families of Tadlocks and Arnolds gather for weekend visits. Unionville, Davis county, Moravia and Ottumwa districts show social calls and commences. Four Union High School graduates listed. Poultry care note notes shelters prevent disease.

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