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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1954

Page

3

For Sale and Wanted Classified Fragments

Numerous small ads list items for sale including dressed hens and geese, a bicycle, a two burner oil burner, and hosiery. Also notices seeking farm listings, a realty exchange, and a local business closing for Thanksgiving at Dewey's Place. Reading fragments show Moravia area listings and 1955 farm needs.

Tuttle Moravia John Wilson Harry White Realty Exchange Oskaloosa

Emma Whicker Whicker Obituary From Appanoose County Iowa

Emma Whicker born September 2 1877 in Appanoose County Iowa died November 6 1954 aged 78 years 2 months 4 days survived by husband H L Whicker and nine children Ben A Glen S Mrs Frank Heckman Mrs Guy Andrews F Eugene R E Delambert Ralph V plus 23 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren two brothers F H Boyer and F E Boyer two sisters and six grandsons served by minister John M Fees at Craig Christian church funeral November 9 1954 burial Fairview Cemetery thanks for floral offerings and sympathy The H L Whicker family

Emma Oretta Boyer S. G Sarah Jane Boyer Appanoose County Iowa H. L. Whicker Ben A Clifton Colorado Frank Heckman Centerville Glen S Centralia Washington Guy Andrews Jasper Missouri F. Eugene Lay R. E. DeLambert Wamsutter Wyoming Ralph V Forrest H. and Lydia Fern Lay, Colo H. Boyer Mountain Grove F. E. Boyer Moravia O. G. Woodward Ellen Criddlebaugh Santa Rosa California Methodist Church Christian Church Craig John M. Fees Fairview Cemetery Wiggins Holy City Mr. Wigging John Harley Heckman Carl Andrews Ottumwa Burton DeLambert Wyo Raymond Vernie Val Whicker Colo

Weekend visits span Centerville families and relatives

In Centerville St Josephs hospital scenes unfold as Mrs Brain’s kin, including daughter Mrs Bruce Jones and granddaughter Mrs Mawthe Lane, arrive to comfort her. Other visits include Mrs Simmons bedridden with a fractured leg, and relatives from Rockford and New London gathering for meals and travel plans. Jack McDanes, in submarine training, heads to Mare Island on November 20 after weekend stays with James Clines and others.

St. Josephs Hospital Centerville Brain Bruce Jones Mawthe Lane Engelwood Calif Marvin Gardner Maxine Simmons Centervile E. C. Caster Herman Johnson Curtis Burton James Rhee St. Charles Missouri Jack McDanes New London

Obituary for Charles Edward Purvis Dated 1887–1954

Charles Edward Purvis son of Levi and Anna Purvis was born December 17 1887 in Anita Iowa and died November 12 1954 at 5 25 pm at age 66 10 26. He married Marie Broshar in 1917 who died in 1919 and they had son Gerald. In 1930 he married Gretchen Broshar and son Dwight died in infancy. Survived by wife Gretchen son Gerald daughter in law Eleanor and grandchildren Barbara Kathleen and Connie. brothers Roy Earl Ernest and sister Pearl Hiatt and many nieces and nephews. He farmed in Iowa the Dakotas and Colorado living near Seymour Iowa for seven years and was a Methodist. Funeral held November 15 at Turner funeral home with Rev John Grenfell. burial in Fairview cemetery.

Charles Edward Purvis Levi Anna Purvis Anita Iowa Marie Broshar Gerald Gretchen Broshar Dwight Roy Gretchen Eleanor Barbara Kathleen Connie Earl Numa Town Ernest Greenfield Pearl Hiatt Humansville Nerces Methodist Church Dakotas Colorado Seymour Turner Funeral Home John Grenfell Fairview Cemetery

Wedding plans and visits across Iowa and Minnesota

Mr and Mrs Lee Hiatt and Marilyn plan to attend the wedding of Miss Shirley Patricia Erwin and Donald F Andrews in Minneapolis at Diamond Lake Lutheran church at 4 00 pm Saturday. They also will attend the reception. Mrs Marion Easton and daughter Janet of Loulla visited Mr and Mrs W V Murdy Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs J R Callen spent last week with her daughter near Perry and visited her son Dale Callen in Des Moines. Mr and Mrs Max McDonough were overnight guests in Des Moines. Mrs Donahoo hosted friends for her husband Juke Morris's birthday and his daughter Mrs Roger Hartman of Oskaloosa called at the Ivan Walter home. Morris, a former Moravia resident, visited his mother Lizzie Kendall in Davenport who will celebrate her 96th birthday December 1. Blanche Graham returned home after weeks in Defoe caring for an elderly relative. Mrs Maude Coltrain dined with her daughter Mrs Ernest West and family. Mr and Mrs Lowell Harris of Newton stopped by in the afternoon. Mrs Charles Coffin spent Thursday with her aunt Mrs George Brain who is critically ill.

Lee Hiatt Marilyn Minneapolis Minn Shirley Patricia Erwin Donald F. Andrews Diamond Lake Lutheran Church Marion Easton Janet Louilla W. V. Murdy J. R. Callen Seth Dayton Perry Dale Callen Des Moines Max McDonough Des Donahoo Morris Moravia Lizzie Kendall Phillip Morris Davenport Blanche Graham Tuesaday Defoe Maude Coltrain Mis Ernest West Lowell Harris Newton Charles Coffin George Brain

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Spencer del Monte C &H Spencer Grocery Iowa Cleaners Albia Cecil Chet Broshar Lic Swaim Henry Lurber Bernard Hayes Swaim’s Lester Sawyer Large Diesord Hens Wilbur Miller Veach Implement Co. It Carl Poland O. J. Bailey Drakesville Swaim's THANE Ving Dewey's Carnation Milk Wilson Nadine & George Emma Whicker Albert Brain Lester Donald Mr. Brain Annie Wrange C. C. Coulson Insurance Bey Inet Sua Turner & Son
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