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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1927

Page

6

Maple Grove Social Roundup and Local Visits

Mrs Linder of Centerville spent the weekend with her daughter Mrs Tom McCrory and family. Charley Garner hauled hogs to Ottumwa Monday. J R Callen and family visited at M E McDanes home Sunday. Harry Pabst entertained relatives at dinner in honor of Mr and Mrs Ralph Hicks of Chicago. Visitors included Bert Kirk Unionville Harvey McCumber Will Hicks John Hicks and Tim Broshar families. A follow up nutrition lesson will be held at Mrs J L Dodd’s home Wednesday afternoon. Reba Callen and Evelyn Higley were guests weekend. Helen McCloud attended Pleasant Grove carnival Thursday. Gabe Johnson and daughters Opal Bernice Mrs Tom McCrary and baby attended a shower for Mrs Marjorie Scott at Maine Station Wednesday.

Linder Centerville Tom McCrory Charley Garner Ottumwa J. R. Callen M. E. McDanes Harry Pabst Ralph, Hicks Chicago Bert Kirk Unionville Harvey McCumber Will Hicks John Hicks Tim Broshar Joan Frank Glick Doyle Glick Harry Glick J. L. Dodd

Social rounds in Scatteredburg area hinted in recent visits

Mr and Mrs Milo Selby called at the Harve McCumber home Thursday night. Walter Gideon worked for M Gill Thursday afternoon. Mrs Fred Caltrain and children stayed with her mother Mrs Geo McCumber Thursday. Marsh Drake visited the Cad Adams home recently. Mr and Mrs George McCumber Burt Stanley and family visited S Robinson Sunday. Charlie Jarvis and family spent Sunday at J W Lockman. M Gilland Hosie and W Gilland were in Blakesburg Saturday. J H West and family of near Ash Grove were Sunday visitors at W Tomlin. Raymond Lockman and family were Moravia callery Saturday night.

Milo Selby Harve McCumber Walter Gideon Auwed Wood M. Gill Fred Caltrain Ted Geo Me. Cumber Marsh Drake Cad Adams George McCumber Burt Stanley S. Robinson Charlie Jarvis J. W. Lockman M. Gilland Hosie Ww. Gilland Blakesburg J. H. West Near Ash Grove W. Tomlin Raymond Lockman

Hedge College Visitors Highlight Weekend Socials

G. E. Lusg and family were Sunday visitors at the Horton Potts home. Vivien Wilson spent Saturday night and Sunday with Irene Fix. John Johnson and family visited Warren DuVall and E. F. Wilson and family went to Carl Cloyed. Mrs. Jack Clark and daughter and Mrs. Frmma Pence visited John Johnson last Thursday. Burke Wilson called at Dutch DuVall's Thursday evening. Mrs. John Johnson visited Mrs. O. G. Davin Monday. Mrs. G. E. Luse assisted Mrs. E. F. Wilson Monday afternoon.

G. E. Lusg Horton Potts Vivien Wilson Irene Fix John Johnson Warren DuVall E. F. Wilson Carl Cloyed Jack Clark Frmma Pence Burke Wilson Dutch du. Vall 0. G. Davin G. E. Luse

Attendance and visits mark Darbyville Sunday

The Darbyville community reports Sunday School attendance of 32 with a small cash collection. Several Centerville visitors spent time at I L McNamar’s home and others from Centerville and nearby towns called on residents. Rev Herman Smith of University Park will preach next Sunday morning and evening. all are invited.

Pleasant Hill social notes and local visits fade into rest

Pleasant Hill and nearby towns show a flurry of social visits and gatherings. Families such as Dennie Fenton, L H Clark, Emmett Humble, and Cap Dicks figure in dinners, Sunday visits, and neighborly calls across Centerville, Des Moines, and Ottumwa. A dramatic tale describes a kidnaping bride and a subsequent traffic accident near Red Oak, injuring Mrs. Roberts but not life threatening. Keokuk reports the C C Weber line tugboat passing through with four barges in tow.

Summer yard improvement prizes awarded in Corning

Mrs. J. E. Anderson received 10 dollars as first prize and Dorothy Stephenson 5 dollars as second prize for greatest improvement in summer appearance of back yards. The Better Community club offered the prizes. Booze at the wheel and gasoline in the tank make a dangerous mixture. Many girls photographed in airplane toggery never fly.

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