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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1942

Page

1

Local Social Roundup at Hagerman and Van Zante Homes

Mr and Mrs Arlen Hagerman hosted visitors at their Will Hager man home while Mr and Mrs Ian Shepard attended a rally. John Van Zante relaxed at the Carl Van Zante home. Elbert Perry visited the Newton Long home and Forrest Purvis spent Sunday with Dale Derby and Will Hagerman. Families gathered for an evening at the oldown home as Carl VanZante and Lee shared time with Helen D. Viny Ardyce.

Arlen Hagerman Will Hagerman Ian Shepard Irs John van Zante Carl’ van Zante Elbert Perry Newton Long Forrest Purvis Dale Derbynie Carl VanZante Pout T Lee

Community Family News From Centerville Area

Salem Mr and Mrs award McCord and family with Ralph Davis and Helen Jr and Mrs Grover Gillispie and family spent the weekend at the B C W home. Mrs Robert passes off the sick list after sore throats. Hagerman and Jerry spent Thursday night with teacher Hazel Hellyer in Anitoa Horton Sates Mr ad dirp Long and Mrs Jean Gieidallen and Bek and Bell I apteliver were Centerville calls. Mr and Mrs Paul Spencer and mother Tuesday evening at Dell Hellers home. Iris quate moved to tissue home one has been staying at Cass Hamilton home for six months. Mr and Mrs Raymond Perry and Gary spent vacation at the Bred Sheldon home in Albia. Mrs Guy McKern, Mr and Mrs Elbert Parry and Theols Panter spent money at the Tan home helping Dean Long celebrate her ninth birthday. Mrs Dell Hellyer and Hazel attended a party at the Legion hall Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Edward McCord and family spent Sunday at Grover Gillispie’s home. Mr and Mrs Ted Teater spent Sunday at Clarence Teater’s. Mrs Dr Hellyer Hazel and Be spent Sunday afternoon at the Bertinghart home.

Award McCord Ralph Davis Helen Jr Grover Gillispie Raymond F Younger Cornell College B.C. W Robert Pase Ex Hagerman Jerr Thoraday Ene Hazel Hellyer Ani Ae Horton Ad Dirp N Long Jea Gieidallen Bell I Apteliver Centerville Paul Spencer Mater Dell Hellers I' Quate Tisue Ieee Cass’ Hamilton Raymond Perry J Gary Bred Sheldon Albia Mra Guy McKern Elbert Parry Theols ‘Panter Naniey Tan Dean Long Dell Hellyer Hazel The Legion. Hall Bdward McCordland Apent Subhday Grover Gill

New Hope Community News and Social Calls

Local residents report a week of social visits and exchanges. Loyd Carter hosted guests at the Carter home and Friday box supper at Denny's. Frank Hiatt and Frank Chambers also hosted visitors. Several families, including Harsh, Wilson, and Broshar, were noted in Sunday and Friday gatherings.

New Hope Cub Loyd Carter - Home John Mra Fischer Dick Wilson Ivan Hareh Donald Dowd Ohristzat Exchange Uraday Frank Hiatt E F. Wilson Loyd Carter Paul Broshar Denny W. H. Callen Homer Frank Tevit Frank Chambers Gttamewa Ivan Harsh Matt Frank. Hiete Martha Histt Claude Cahen Paul Broahar Amy

Local Families Share Sunday Visits and Dinners Across Town

The afternoon sees numerous calls and visits as Gerald Hunter, George, Ruby Moulton, Carl Coffin, Roy Scott, Ivan Harsh, W. E. Donovan, Frank Hiatt, and others spend time with friends and relatives. Dinner gatherings include Mr and Mrs Schingller, Mr and Mrs Fidcher, and Peter Dinan. Mandesha Wilson hosted a dinner for teachers at the Young home Monday evening.

Gerald Hunter Famihm George Miss ‘Rung Ruby Moulton Ier Mra Inliy Wee Joe Fei Avi Ag Sper Snd Bleaker Carl Coffin T Roy Scott George Scott Francis Kincade Ivan’ Harsh John Wood Genevia Donovan Juntos Ponavan W. E. Donovan Foy Fottibont Mra. & Schingller Don Bert Meadows Frank Chambers Karl Fidcher Peter Dinan Frank Hiatt C Me Mandesha ‘Wilson Neek Young Home

Revival starts November 16 at Fairview Church

Attendance at Sunday School and church reached 64. Various families spent Sunday at relatives’ homes including Boyers Gladfelders Tomlins and Glads. Revival meeting begins at 7 45 p m with all welcome. Several households shared Sunday evenings at friends’ homes across the community.

Paul Boyer John Horstman T. H. Philby Clyde Gladfelder Lloyd McDanel Lee John Aon Mary Lou Boyer George Boyer Mary Paul Rich Goughner Kester Gladfelder Mra Frank Gladfelder Kester Versi Knater Curtis Tomlin Carl Tom‘lin Fairview Church Carl. Tomlin Olin ‘Foster T. L. Gladfelder Blouise Arlene Easter Leelia Elledge Grover Easter Elouisa Jimmy Earl Exline

Baby Girl Born To Johnsons Amid Family Notes

Maple Grove Emery Coltrain worked sawing wood last week for a song. Berneice Johnson and Berneice on sick list. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Dodd with Betty and Billy visited the Lyle Hopkins family. Wilbur Johnson and Wanda Johnson had dinner with Walter Scott family. Gabe Johnson in Des Moines one day. Charlotte Scott stayed at Gabel Johnson’s. Harry Glick visited Unionville. Eddie Pollard of Des Moines spent weekend with Beryl Arnold family. Club met with Mrs. J. S. Dodds Tuesday. A E Shull visited Grant Tadlock Sunday.

Emery Coltrain Pabst Ted Broshar Biss Glen Burne Berneice Johnson J. J. Dodd Betty Billy Lyle Hopkins Wilbur Johnson Wanda Johnson Walter Scott Gabe Johnson Des Moines Charlotte Scott Gabel Johnson Harry Glick Unionville Hose A. E. Shull Grant Tadlock

Unimportant Cogitations of Byrnes Faber at Home

The narrator recalls practical chores on a farm, from burning fence posts to sawing wood, and notes the toll of a sick child on labor. Neighbors mock the fence post tale while winter hints loom. The piece shifts to family visits, local news, and social calls among nearby residents.

Local notices and fragments from a blurred page

A collection of damaged OCR items mentions family names Merle Walter, Suey, and TM Lag rd and mare. The legible parts reference a Thursday event, Shelly a group, and dates like this Thursday with scattered place names and faces. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks clear actions or outcomes.

Merle Walter

Hiattsville Hiatt family notes and Denny school event

Hiattsville report says the box supper and gram at Denny school Tuesday evening drew a fine crowd and $26 was cleared from candy pie and coffee sales. Harvey Hiatt and others helped with farm tasks, plans to move in spring, and relatives visited Springhill Iowa. Several local families are mentioned with visits and army exams in Center ville, Moravia and Seymour areas.

Denny School Tuesdey Es Harvey ‘Hiatt Bert Meadow Pene Ernest Robert— Hiatt Jin Cline Hiatt Gus Hiatt Lloyd Rose Clell Long Moravia Mary ‘Meadows Centerville Harley Burton Harry Burton Seymour

Local Social News From Cana terville and Surroundings

Community members attend visits across Albia Moravia and OXal Easter home events. Box supper at LaMar school house well attended. several families and friends, including Cox, Arnold, and Argo, visit each other through Thursday to Sunday. A 10 day furlough brings Sylvain VanDorin from Boston. a box supper is planned at Foster school house Friday November 18.

LaMar School John Moffatt Frank Cox Roscoe Argo Harry Lemaster Bill, Robinson Fred Cousins Frank Cox Ances Billy Gari Oxal George Kenneth Rinehar Dewey Arnold Ome Ralph Spencer Frank Wilson Sylvan van Dorin Boston Sylvain VanDorin Cleo Marjorie Berhied Foster' S Ayld

Local residents share news of visits and daily routines

Udell route 1 and Centerville households report hospital homecomings and caregiving. Misa Tatie Crosa helps with house work in Unionville. Sanders and Rumley families visit, trade, and travel between Centerville Unionville Udell and nearby homes. Box supper at Denny school hosts community chat and gatherings.

Local Albia high school visitors and area callers noted

A string of Albia area social calls and visitors is recorded with names including Homer Brown W A Brown and John W Kenton among attendees and kin. Des Moines and nearby towns appear in calls from Ed Delong Ruth Dortha and Tom McCrory families over the weekend.

James Herron Hay Brown Pearlite Crary Daphen ‘Brown iMaraine High School Tee Piper John W. Kenton Horstha W. A. Brown Charles Smith Albia Homer’ Brown L. Ed Delong Homer Brown Homer ‘Charles John ‘W. Kenton Ed Brown Des Moines Arthur Agene Sam John W. ‘Enton Ruth Dortha Tom McCrory Clel

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