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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1942

Page

2

Local Social Notes Include Bets, Visits, and Sales

Mrs end ae B Paris and Hes javelin players attended Bays event with Mrs trick and Mire, plus daughter from ithariay and Batanda. Mary Coffin family now in Sound ay. Bertha Miller and Mrs Sam Hudgens in Moravia. Neighbors and relatives visited James Jones and W.N. Miller’s family. Sarah Jienes of Udell visited Monday with sister Mrs James Wood and family.

Paris Hes Ina Ines Ant Ithariay Batanda Weister Mary Coffin Bertha Miller Sale Hudgens Moravia Nash J Boyd James Sorghum James Jones East W.N Miller Jonéa

Local Social Notes Highlight Weekly Gatherings

Mrs Meadown wednesday and Mrs Vizzinis Pettibree attend a meeting with Pearl Seo and Mrs Justus Dosey. Guests Dick Wilson family and the Harah family share refreshments. Mr and Mrs Keith Rose and sons visit Ottumwa. Lloyd Bretar and the Hiatt family spend weekend at the Seay home. John Chanthers relates news and families discuss school events and a teacher's meeting in Cen ee.

Meadown Ottumwa Harley Burton Ivan Harah Rosis Seren Rock Dick Wilson Mre Harah Keith Rose Arid Sons Ottiinwa Gant Rose Memra Lloyd Bret Denny Cenee

Notice of Final Report in Estate Case

The District Court of Iowa announces that Isaac Peach estate administrator seeks final report approval. At 9:00 A.M. on October 6, 1942, in the district court chamber, heirs and interested parties may appear to show cause why the final report and discharge should not be granted. Robert Valentine, administrator, requests discharge from further duties and responsibilities.

Isaac Laveh Olli Viel Étitine Isaac Peach Valentine i& Velontitte District Court of Iowa Marietta Ollie Leech Laster ‘Leach Robert Ota Ita Artor Valentine & Valentine

Everett area social calls and visits noted in local notices

A flurry of social calls and visits from residents of Everett, Centerville, and nearby towns is recorded. Dorothy Hazelett and Darlene Arnold were callers at the Everett home Saturday, while Mrs. John Moffatt hosted guests on Thursday evening. Numerous relatives, including Arthur Arnold and family, Dewey Arnold, and Rozella, visited homes and hospitals, with other callers noted at the John Moffatt and Hugh Moffatt households.

Dorothy Hazelett Darlene Arnold Everettee John Moffatt Centerville Hugh Saiiedige Dewey Arnold Daigghpene E. K de Arnold Aloes Kansas Cie van John Ik Ford Moxayia Banda Pight Hugh Toba Moffatt

Weather, War News, and Small Town Ramblings in Iowa

A diary style reflection from Blakesburg Iowa covers early snow rumors, home memories, and wartime awareness. The author recalls living nearby Moravia and Blakesburg, notes shortages and rationing, and describes a return trip by bus with sailors and families saying goodbye at stations.

Sunday at Melcher With Mrs Gray and Famlies Visit

Sunday at Melcher featured Mrs Gray, Paes grandson Charles C stationed at an army camp in Utah, home for a visit. The R E Cummins family cared for barb wire. reports note spring grass and fence fires likely to cause more damage. Repairs and safety concerns were mentioned as fires and arson risks loom over spring farming.

Melcher Mra. Gray Paes Charles C Utah R. E. Cummins

Mrs Miniver hailed as one of the ten best films of all time

The English family drama Mrs Miniver, set during the 1940 London blitz, is acclaimed as one of the ten best movies of all time. The production emphasizes resilience amid war, portraying daily life under bombardment.

New Hope Hops Quilt Gathering at Don Pettibone Home

A Wednesday New Hope quilting event hosted by the Pettibone family featured ladies appliqueing quilt blocks. Guests included Mrs Karl Fischer Mrs Edna Neff J T Je Ben Hiatt Nanny Jo Moffitt and others. Local residents visited from Paris Mo and Wichita Kans with extended family in attendance and community guests enjoying pumpkin pie sandwiches coffee and cocoa.

Don Pettibone Karl Fischer Edna Neff J. T Je Ben Hiatt Jo Moffitt C. Cullera Paris Loyd Canter Martha Hiatt Frank Hiatt Ida Powell Martha Boats Mra. Powell George Turner Don Pattibone Margaret Burton Ivan Harsh Mystic Ify New Hope ieee Carnsepont_ Sand Irgin Byn Ungda Marybeth Parnes Mrgc J. F. Chambers Ghughtars John L. Chambers Wichita Kans Fecent Dick, Wilson Jay Wilson Dick Wilson Lulu Burton Muscatine Chicago Lee Hiatt John Wood Dickie Grace Dooley W.E. Donovan Evenin Mra Ivan Hersh Frankie Zell Wilson Ae Mr Myai Delmont ‘Moffitt Judy Roy Scott Nancy Jo Ted Campbell Carl Coffin A. Hiatt Centerville W. E. Donovan Genevie Dorothy Junior Donovan Ted Broshar

Weekend Visits Spread Across Ottumwa and Des Moines

Brompton Max McCoy dined with his sister Mrs W J Anderson. Kenneth Johnson of Ottumwa spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Herman Johnson. Mrs Laura Reid and Mrs Alberta Garrett called on Mrs M E Boardman Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs A J Billings and daughter Janella Maxine of Ottumwa visited M F Boardman. Mrs Roy Fisher of Denver is visiting at Charles Horn’s. Mr and Mrs Glenn Garrett and family visited PT N Garrett near Knoxville Sunday. Mr and Mrs C A Billings of Ottumwa spent the weekend at Charles Horn’s. Mrs M E Boardman spent Tuesday night at Archie Billings’ in Ottumwa. Mr and Mrs Russell Darby and Earl and Wilma Boardman of Des Moines spent Sunday with W C Bivin. Bert Fisher were business callers in Albia Monday.

Max McCoy W. J. Anderson Kenneth Johnson Ottumwa Herman Johnson Laura Reid Alberta Garrett M. E. Boardman Thuradey A. J. Billings Janella Maxine M. F. Boardman Roy Fisher

Kinser Valley: Wilain family visits and neighbors share news

The Zell Wilain family visited Wien home and others connected with the community attended events and swapped updates. Dauntless chatter covers visits in Albia and Criterville, scrap iron drives, weather notes, and farm labor plans as residents discuss dinners, sheep, and upcoming gatherings.

Gathered visits across Centerville area in past week

Scattered notes show Hopkins, Gilliland, Hiatt, Lockman, Tomlin, and Hawk families visiting relatives in Centerville and Ottumwa over the weekend. Maxine Lockman recuperates from appendicitis at St Joseph’s hospital, with several kin stopping by. A large family dinner honors a 69th birthday at Kenneth Free’s home, while others enjoy church and local gatherings.

W. A. Hopkins Evelyn Hopkins Marve Lockman H. ‘T. Gilliland Mae Centerville Donald Hiatt Trenton McDanes Maxine’ Lockman Centerville Hospital Sam Shepard M. A. Lockman Ben. Blunter Elbert

Winter Social Notes From Maple Grove Community

Maple Grove updates recount winter weather and visits. Mrs Kats Broshat stays weeks at Ted Broshat home while Betty Wilson and the Scott girls spend Sunday afternoon with Scott family friends. Billy Wilson with Dwight Blumer, sorghum at Walter Scott home, Gabe Johnson sick, John and Floyd Broshar, Maxine Scott weekend at home, De Winters at Burl Arnold’s, Johnsons at Bill Brown dinner for Roscoe Brown enlisting in navy. John Broshar at Showers school teachers meeting Friday. Virgil Johnson family, Ralph Robinsons, Bill Barnes family, Ostermyer family at Gabe Johnson home. Clair Woodwards moving away. Grant Tadlock picked apples for Mrs Watts Saturday.

Kats Broshat Ted Broshat Betty Wilson Scott Girls Billy Wilson Dwight Blumer Walter Scott Gabe Johnson John Floyd Broshar Maxine Scott Oime Bill de Winter Burl Arniold Virgil Johnson Dong Bill Brown Roscoe Brown the Navy John Broshar Mra Ralph Robinson Bill Barnes George Ostermyer Clair Woodward Grant Tadlock Watts

Snow delays and local visits mark small town week

The report notes an early snowfall causing damage to a soybean field and several social calls around Cass Hamilton, Ben Jones, and Donald. Mary DeCook visits her brother John Van Zante in Pella. Mr and Mrs Jones visit Sunday afternoon. A pending ceiling on butter prices is hinted as likely soon.

Mya Bearshiek Ee Oes Broshae Myatic Gerrit Hasselman Dl Olath Viola Pella Puesta Doin van Zan Ben Jones Cass ‘Hamilton Herson Tonka Bare Mary DeCook Pella John’ van, Zante Donald Wandell Murdy

Moravia Public School Introduces Requisitioned Purchase System

Notice to merchants states the Moravia public school launches a new system for purchasing articles by students. Merchants must not sell without a requisition order. The board of education requires requisitions attached to statements and m onthly bill presentation by the first of each month. Some merchants complain about unclear account handling and late payments.

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