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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1938

Page

2

Sunday Visits and Local Gatherings Across Albia and Moravia

Mr and Mrs Grant Sincox and Kenneth Johnson spent Sunday at Herman Johnsons home. Afternoon visitors included Frances Johnson and Leo Clifford and Clarence Caster. Kenneth Free and Dale and Mrs Flora Jones visited E G Sincox home at Albia Friday. Mrs Amy Clough and Mr and Mrs Zell Wilson shopped in Albia Saturday. Willie Van Dorin and family called on Kenneth Free Sunday. E G Caster and family attended church in Moravia Sunday evening. Francis Johnson returned to the C C camp at Ottumwa Sunday evening.

Grant Sincox Kenneth Johnson Herman Johnson Frances Johnson Leo, Clifford Clarence Caster Kenneth Free Dale Flora Jones Moravia Francis Johnson Ottumwa

Unionville Women’s Mission Societies Meet for Tasks and Fellowship

The W. F. M. Society of the M. E. Church met Friday with Mrs. Myrtle Harrington, led by president Mrs. F D. Caylor, with devotions by Mrs. Bowers and woman leader Mrs. Emily Pitt. Hosts served refreshments after a social hour. The Baptist Missionary Society met Thursday under president Miss Lula Koehler, with study led by Mrs. Luemma Ransom using Armistice Day and Thanksgiving to discuss disarmament, a White Cross box packed for a mission school in Arizona. The Baptist Aid traveled to Drakesville to visit Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kirk, quilting two quilts for Mrs. Kirk and sharing a cooperative luncheon. The M. E. Aid met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Amanda Miller and hostess Mrs. Gladys Underwood assisting. Mrs. B. C. Bowers presided at business, with hand work occupying the time. Special guests included Mrs. Lizzie Underwood Thompson and daughter Mrs. L. A. Hawkins of Pocatello Idaho.

W. F .M. Society M. E. Church Myrtle Harrington F D. Caylor Bowers Emily Pitt Baptist Missionary Society Lula Koehler Luemma Ransom Arizona Baptist Aid Drakesville Bert Kirk Gladys Underwood B. C. Bowers Lizzie Underwood Thompson L. A. Hawkins Pocatella Idaho

Local injuries from hog cutting cause alarm but recoveries steady

Mrs Thompson's sister Mrs Anna Walter and Tra Stufflebeam suffered a severe wrist cut when a knife slipped while butchering a hog Saturday. A large vein was severed and bleeding was hard to control before stabilizing. No further complications reported. LL B Saum visited relatives near Udell. Local girls and boys basketball teams traveled to Cincinnati and lost. Mr and Mrs Johnnie Underwood visited relatives east of Bloomfield. Additional Centerville visits noted by Gertie Elder and others.

Floyd Whislet Udell Cincinnati Johnnie Underwood Claudine

Franklin Willing Workers club Meets for Embroidery Night

Franklin Willing Workers club met with Mrs. Hugh McFatridge on Wednesday November 16 drawing a good crowd. Members worked on embroidery and piecing and assembled a comfort top. Visitors included Mrs. Mildred Argo Mrs Faye Scott Mrs Vera Firkins Mrs Trois Turner Mrs Mary Gillaspie Mrs Amy Stansberry Mrs Mamie Tisue and Daisy Moffatt. Next meeting slated with Mrs Essie Purvis on Wednesday November 20.

Willing Workers Club Hugh McFatridge Mildred Argo Faye Scott Vera Firkins Trois Turner Mary Gillaspie Amy Stansberry Mamie Tisue Daisy Moffatt Essie Purvis

Hiattaville Dinner Guests Share Sunday Meal

Hiattaville residents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hiatt and Mrs. Martha Hiatt joined Mr. and Mrs. Lute Hiatt, and Mrs. Mary Meadows for a Sunday dinner gathering with additional attendees not fully listed.

Frank Hiatt Martha Hiatt Lute Hiatt Mary Meadows Mra

Des Moines Shopping Visit and Local Social Roundup

Minnie Sharp visited Des Moines last Thursday while Mrs. Hart lingered ill the past week. Extended family and neighbors gathered over the weekend with numerous visits to U. S. Hiatt and Harley Burton homes. A Ladies Aid meeting occurred with plans to meet again in two weeks. Mildred Cridlebaugh was ill Friday, Kenneth Hiatt covering teaching duties.

Minnie Sharp Des Moines Hart Kenneth Hiatt John Dodd Lulie Hiatt Stella “Dillard Springhill Town Ernest Hiatt Patentids U. S. Hiatt Blanche Talbot Centerville Harley Burton Virgil Dooley Pearl Hiatt Lloyd Rosé M. E. McDanel Orpha Monroe Abia Gaylord McDanel Moravia Ladies Aid Frances Lulu Burton Mildred Cridlebaugh U. S

Kinser Valley locals note visits and corn harvests

Kinser Valley residents report G. R. Darby and family hosting a bazaar night while visitors from Des Moines and Moravia pass through on broad visits. Corn picking continues with help from the Castera crew. Hazel College cancels due to illness. A deer seen wandering near U. S. Mangle farm as pheasant hunters operate. A tense encounter with a man claiming to be a game warden ends without incident.

G. R. Darby Heter Zell Wilson Chelmers Woodruff Des Moines Kansas Moravia Castera Hazel College Milwaukee Zeil Wilson Gon U. S. Mangle Farm

Community Visits Highlight Weekend Socials

Mrs Vivien Wright spent Friday with Mrs Iris Stansberry east of Moulton. Several from the community attended the sale at Allens on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Pearl Hiner spent Sunday after church at Ira Boyer home. Rolia Foster and wife spent Sunday May at Johnny Foster's. Emma Young was a Sunday caller at DeWitte Yeager's. Harold Wright and Gale Cuthertall called at Fern Wright's Sunday. Mr and Mrs Chiia Bogart spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Pearl Hiner. Mr and Mrs Fern Wright were Saturday evening visitors at Eph Wilson's. Johnny Hutton and family visit. 4 at DeWitte Yeager's Sunday. Mr and Mrs Fern Wright called at John Johnson's Friday evening.

Vivien Wright Iris Stansberry Moulton Allen's Pearl Hiner Ira ‘Boyer Rolia Foster Johnny Foster Emma Young DeWitte Yeager Harold Wright Gale Cutherall Fern Wright Chiia Bogart Eph Wilson Johnny Hutton John Johnson

Scattersburg Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Scattered entries show Mr and Mrs Bernard Hayes hosting visitors over the weekend. George Scott and Liszie Irelan spent time with local residents while the Simmons truck hauled freight for Elbert Lockman. Several neighbors, including Gilliland and Tondin households, hosted or visited in Cen terville area.

Bernard Hayes Larry Hayes J Ids McDanel George Scott Liszie Irelan L Ward Simmons Elbert Lockman Tuesaday Steve Gilliland Keith Roberts Janet Lee Win Toulin Roberts

Rambling Daily Musings on Work Home Life and News

A reflective diary style piece captures daily life in Udell with work patterns at home, balancing chores and writing, then shifts to observations on health, crops, and town happenings. It notes social visits, church repair, local gatherings, and a proposed Homecoming and dedication day, all within a rural community frame.

Hospital note and local social visits list

A visitor-filled community note lists who is in the hospital at that place and a sequence of Sunday visits. Mr and Mrs Burdett Cox and Ramona spent Sunday at Curtis Pomlin s. Roy Gilliland visited Ebner Lockman s. Raymond Lockman s visited J W Lockman s. L Ward moved to Moravia for the winter. A baby girl arrived at Johnie Hewitt s and will be Mary Frances. Claude Hawk s visited George Scott s. Marjorie Buyer Marie Tozlin Gaylord Main Rex Tisue spent Sunday evening with Mildred Roberts at Centerville. Daphne Swanson was a caller at Tilbert Lockman s.

Aister Mary Frances Claude Hawk George Scott Marjorie Buyer Marie Tozlin Gaylord Main Rex Tisue Mildred Roberts Centerville Daphne Swanson Tilbert Lockman

Message From Davenport Man On Salve Cure

Willie Munual of Davenport Iowa credits Atkins Medicine Co for a salve that saved his arm from amputation. After a scratch worsened due to gasoline exposure doctors suggested skin specialists and surgery, but using the salve daily from October 9 to 25 allowed bandages to come off and the arm to heal. He spent nearly $100 on treatment before trying the salve at about 60 cents worth. He invites verification from skeptical readers and asks Atkins to share the message with friends.

Atkins Medicine Co Cedar Rapids Iowa Willie Munual Farnum St Davenport Bettendorf Atkins Indian Medicine Co Moravia

Local social notices from a rural Iowa region

Blue Front Mr and Mrs Clyde Plummer spent the weekend with the Ben Williams family. Several from this locality attended the sale at Allen s last week. Donald and Ben Jones helped Casa Hamilton finish corn gathering last Saturday. Ben Williams, Harry Willman and Lealie Plant s did their wood sowing one day last week. Circle met with Mrs Jim Moore last Wednesday. Miss Flo Moore of Ottumwa spent the weekend with home folks. Mr and Mrs John Van Zante entertained relatives from near Prairie City one day last week. Mr and Mrs Ray Lemaster and family spent Sunday at Walter Le master s. Mr and Mrs Cass Hamilton and Helen, Dorothy and Jerry Brown ate Sunday dinner with Mrs Ella Tisue. Emma Woods and Henry Arthian spent Sunday at Harry Hillman s.

Dora Hellyer Edward McCord Ray McCord Newton Long Jean Trenton Gladfelder’s Ted Teater Clarence Teater Teater Doyle Stansberry James Edward Derby Hazel Hellyer Bert Shew Dell Hellyer Centerville Will Haver Bert Nash Donald Hazel Guy McKern Dorothy Jess Galdfelder Lyman Main M. E. Aid Fred Tarr Mra B. C, Whitehead Clarence Clyde Plummer Ben Williams Allen's Ben Jones Casa Hamilton Harry Willman Lealie Plant's Circle Jim Moore Flo Moore Ottumwa John van Zante Prairie City Ray Lemaster Walter Lemaster Cass Hamilton Helen Jerry Brown Ella Tisue Emma Woods Henry Arthian Harry Hillman

Centerville Socials and PTA Meeting Highlight Friday Events

Mrs Purvis Cridlebaugh and friends joined Rev and Mrs Frank Smith to Centerville Friday evening. Lucille Exjing cared for Mrs Mincks and her newborn at the Howard Mincks home near Exline. A large crowd attended the Nov PTA meeting at the schoolhouse with Attorney Charles Johnston as main speaker on Educating Youth for Peace. The program featured community singing, an invocation, a play, ritm band numbers, and musical performances by Anita and Arjsy Lyon. Sleo Walker visited the Cridlebaugh home Sunday.

Purvis Cridlebaugh Margaret Spring Geneva Hedgecock Frank Smith Centerville Lucille Exjing Howard Mincks Exline Anita Arjsy Lyon Pleno Sleo Walker Sundsy Purvis Cridinbaugl

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