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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1937

Page

2

Country Air Club Notes and Local Visit Recap

Mystic Iowa reports Mrs Clyde Dick fell from a step ladder but avoided serious injury. Clover Leaf club met with Mrs Chas Tarbell. visitors included Mrs Frame and Mrs Bertha McCloud. They pieced on a fan quilt and will meet Dec 1 with Mrs Haver Free, Miss Amy Sheeks, and Mrs El bert. Several on sick list. many local visits to Chariton Centerville Moravia and surrounding families noted.

Clyde Dick Clover Leaf Club Chas. Tarbell Frame Bertha McCloud Haver Free Deember Amy Sheeks Elbert. Moore

Beaty Area Townhouses and Winter Social Notes

Beaty area residents kept busy with visits across families, school programs in Iconium and Vosburg, and holiday preparations. A piano funded by a school program was moved to support the Iconium program, while church Ladies Aids organized bazaars and husking events were affected by snow. The community reported a cold week with 7 degrees below zero and several gatherings at the Darby, Haver, Hellyer, and McCord homes.

Rosalie Beaty Bhigs Iconium Vosburg Earl Swift Ned Argo Christian Ladies Aid M. E. Ladies Aid Ullem

Sunday Gatherings Mentioned in Local Notes

Leroy Wilson shared oysters with grandparents Sunday evening. The Caster boys and Clare Sin Cox and Jimmie Carter rode along at Leroy Wilson's Sunday afternoon. Erwin Sincox and wife of Albia traveled through the valley Sunday morning enroute to the parental home.

Leroy Wilson Caster Clare Sincox Jimmie Carter Erwin Sincox Albia

Neighborhood News From New Hope and Surrounding Areas

New Hope residents visit Fairfield and Centerville friends last Tuesday and Wednesday. Arthur Donavon worked in Oregon for three years while visiting family. Multiple families gather for farm programs, rock parties, and Sunday visits at Pettibone and Donavon homes in Mo ravia and Centerville.

George Howell Sim Cecil Fairfield Genevieve Donavan Nellie Rose George Turner Mary Beth Centerville Turner Methodist Church Moravia Keith Rose Lloyd Rose Eva Hiatt Elizabeth Turner Gladys Harsh Betty Don Pettibone Ivan Harsh Harold Mason Alfred Homer Atterback Arthur Bessie Donavon W. E. Donavon Oregon Mary Meadows Russell Strunk Jerry Anne Robert Eis Richard

California Neighbors Share Weekend Visits and School Program

Sunday visits included Bobbie Boyer at Kenneth Gladfelder and Mrs Haliene Tisue with Mr and Mrs Gus Tisue. Miss Pearl McKern and Mrs Ace Crawford called on residents. California school pupils practice for a program set for Wednesday evening November 24 at 7 30 p m with several locals attending Centerville events recently.

Bobbie Boyer Kenneth Gladfelder Haliene Maxine Tisue Gus Tisue A. G. Turner John Platt Lemna Hill Kansas Robert Foster J. P. Foster Rolla Lew Hiner Jack California

Enon Helping Hand club gathers with 18 present

The Enon Helping Hand club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Van Dorin with 18 attendees despite a snowstorm. Several members were called away for family illness and guests visited neighbors. no meeting on Thanksgiving Day.

Helping Hand Club J. T. van Dorin J. T Faber A. O. VanDorin Russell Hindman Albia Dallas Faber Don Lockman L. B. VanDorin Louis Geo. Shaw's Claude Hawk Harry Tigue Leo van Dorin Jim Reid Clara Selby W. C. Bivin Mrs. L Vin Durinl Bo L Rockfurd

Community Happenings and Local Church Notes

Local families visit and host gatherings across Mystic Centerville and Albia. Activities include candy sales, Sunday school attendance, baptisms and dinners, plus a memorial for Rev. Smallwood. Thanksgiving plans, rural church emphasis, and community visits highlight a busy period.

Local residents visit and daily chores noted

Mr Pleasant Charles Foster of Newton called it W A Browns Tuesday. Edward and Arthur Points called on Harold Brown Tuesday evening. W A Brown helped Homer Brown with butchering Wednesday. John Kenton helped Howards Besco sawed wood Wednesday afternoon. Lewis Clark called at Homer Browns Friday morning. Dorothy and Ruth Kenton spent Sunday afternoon at Homer Browns. John R Kenton called on Harold Taylor Saturday evening. C G C Smith and Harold and W A Brown were Albia callers Monday. Harold Brown spent Thursday evening at Tom McCrorys. A group of neighbors gathered late. Smiths Tuesday morning to hush corn. Harry Robinson called at Homer Browns Wednesday afternoon.

Kenneth Free Rockford, Ill Dale Kenneth Dora Hellyer Centerville Nellie Thompson Carrie Turner Dick Newby Chas. Hiner Lloyd Turner Chariton Turners Arizona Christian Church Rena Breese Neal Nash M. E Allem’s Christian Boeye M. E. Church Haver Free Emily Edward McCord Lou Free Ida Argo Brown Osa Spurlock Hilton B. W. Smallwood Hopkins M,rb Doughty Iconium School Clarence Sheldon Wetterlind E. P. Spurlock Iconium Albia EB. P Spurlock Lewis Rouse Charles Foster Newton W. A. Brown Edward Arthur Points Harold Brown Homer Brown John Kenton Howard Besco Lewis Clark Dorothy Ruth Kenton John R. Kenton Harold ‘Taylor C. GC. Smith Harold W.A. Brown Tom McCrory Smith Harry Robinson Homer Cora Smith Arthur Donavon J. J. Ulem Beasie Donavon Oregon Jess Smith Leon Burns Virgil Easter Virgil Carlysle Long J. K. Long Roy Elswick Dick Miller Junior Smith Misa Ada Harsh Mrs. Cecil Parcel Raymon Jones Ottumwa

Fuller Miss Cora Smith Birthday Surprise With Relatives

Fuller Miss Cora Smith enjoyed a birthday Thursday November 18 as 80 relatives and friends arrived with baskets and remembrances. Snow dogged the day but the gathering shared in the celebration and extended well wishes.

Notice of Final Report in Perry T. McKern Estate

In the District Court of Iowa Appanoose County the administrator of Perry T. McKern deceased has filed a final report and asks for approval and discharge. Hearing set for December 4, 1937 at 9:00 A.M. at the court house. all interested may appear to contest.

District Court of Iowa Appanooge County Perry T. McKern W. T. VanDorin Guardian Loraine McKern Robert McKern Freddie McKern Steven McKern Lenna Hill Bert F. McKern John C. McKern

Miller HUSKING BEE at Miller home nets 18 dollars

Miller Ladies Aid and guests husked 860 bushels of corn at the W N Miller home on Tuesday November 16. The event included quilting and a cooperative dinner with 18 dollars raised for the Aid. Attendees included Ted Campbell Frederick Koehler Claude Paris Wilbur Miller and many others. A Cradle Roll program is planned for November 28 with a morning service and an evening play From a Galilean Hilltop.

Miller Ladies Aid W. N. Miller Ted Campball Frederick Koehler Claude Paris Wilbur Miller Cecil Tadlock Gia Wood Eleanor Burton Eleanor Miller Logan Lester Strunk Carl Coffin Aaron Campbell Norman Hanes W.N. Miller W. S. Creech Moravia Fanny Wood James Wood Floyd Wood Duane Keith Freda Lenora Paris Elmer

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Moravia Union Appanoose County Congress H. K. Smith Country Air Mystic Truxton Dicks George Scott Loy Free Velma Hoff Haver Free Home Will Free H. N Chevrolet Pontiac Ford Plymouth Turkey Centerville Motors Inc Haynes Ave Salem Horton Potts Juanita Potts Joe, Martin's Evelyn Stauber Dorothy McKern Edward McCord and Son Horton Pott's Bobby Argo Clark Hellyer Jess Gladfelder George Hellyer Donald Whitehead Ronald Woodward Bert Nash Donald Frank Wilson Dell Hellyer Will Hayer Roberta Tarr Newton Long Jean Guy Mc- Kern Fred Teaters Theola Howard Teater Paul McCord Joan Rol Dwight Carol Mc- Joan Roll Carl Mc Will Haver Dell Hazel Hellyer Carl Dicka Raymond Perry L. R. Perry’s Harry Jennings Robert Jenning B. F. Whitehead Marjorie Sufficant Fred Tarr Dale Perry LA. Perry's C. V. Heater Roy Darby Geo. Darby Kinser Valley Martinelli van Heusen Wilson Lee Potts’ Men’s Shop East Side Square and Vicinity Enon Coulson Ralph Merkle Neva Clyde Beaty Mystic J. R. Callen Dale Maple Grove Albert Veach Delma Theo Miller Mericle Tom Jones Ralph Mericle Ben White Glen Anderson Anderson Jim Cline R. E. Luse Hetty Ardis Forrest Mericle Trenton Ambulance Service Mr. Pleasant Harry 8. Greenleaf Nancy Campbell Mary Coffin Amanda Creech Bertha Miller Duane Coffin F. E. Boyer Boyer Anna Woodward Ella Criddlebaugh Marilyn Koehler Noah Stocker Connie Pear Paris Mary Dudley Southern Utilities Alpagora Catena
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