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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1934

Page

4

Local Socials Include Visits and Gatherings Across Town

Mr. and Mrs. Wm Hilton and Lennie Hilton visited the Bill Reeves home at Main Station. Families including the Merkcles, Benties, and Simmongs gathered at various homes such as C S Callen and Theo Miller. Freshmen inflation party at Moravia high school and a Lad Ie a Aid meeting at Wesley Chapel were noted among weekend activities.

Wm. Hilton Lennie James Hilton Bill Reeves Main Station Ralph Merkcle Neva Clyde Benty Chas. Simmongs L. Coulson Bertha Mabel C. 8 Callen Lyle Beery Theo Miller Forest Merisle Henry Foster Bill BeeVéa Elsie Jim Chine Mear Walter Annabelle Wesley Chapel Doyle Hampton Garnet Carl Doyle Trenton Meiicls Darby

Pleasant Hill Social Roundup Recalls Sunday Visits

Pleasant Hill notes list Sunday visits by Mr and Mrs Truxton Dicks and children to the Messman family, Jay Argo and kin with the John MrAninch household, CG W Moore and Elbert Moore households, and Beulah Dicky with Flo Elgin. Local residents like Mr Langdon of Knoxville and Bert Sheldon also appear visiting Chadwick Place and Gray Penfield homes. Mary and Valadce Elgin visited Valera Tarbell, while Vera Moore and Mildred called on Milly Chadwick Sunday evening.

Truxton Dicks Lloyd Messman Jay Argo Fremont John MrAninch CG. W. Moore Elbert Moore Beulah Dicky Flo Elgin George Turney E. C. Moore Mr. Langdon Knoxville Chadwick Place Dolph Tarbel Milly Chadwick Bert Sheldon Gray Penfield Beulah Dicks Josephine Murphy Mary Valadce Elgin Valera Tarbell Vera Moore Mildred

Franklin Willing Workers Meet For Sewing At Coffee Friday

The Willing Workers club met with Mrs. Clara Brown on Friday for a sewing quilting and embroidery session making tea towels. The next meeting is set with Mrs. Bernice Coulson on Wednesday October 10. Max Bush visited Iconium Tuesday forenoon. Mrs Leta Hever and daughter Phyllis spent Monday at a Rosco Argo home. Mrs Maria Dodge and son Harold were also noted in attendance.

Willing Workers Club Clara Brown Bernice Coulson Max Bush Iconium Leta Hever Phyllis Rosco Argo Maria Dodge Harold

Social Calls Round Everett and Nearby Homes

Tuesday visits to Everett Stansberry home noted with callers at Francis Coady and Rex Haver residences. Sunday gatherings include George Shehan family at Scott Repp and Moran hospital, while John Moffatt and daughters enjoyed a Jubilee in Shenandoah and a trip to Earl May station.

Everett Stansberry Tom Burdock Francis Coady Boyd Runnella George Shehan Inez Irene Ellen John Scott-Repp John Moffatt Edna Daisy Shenandoah Henry Field’s Earl May Station John Repp Leo Earl iRepp Moran Hospital Melrose Earl Swift Bob Andrewa Helen McFatridge Cedar Rapids Hugh McFatridge Stella Argo Rex Haver

Unionville Marriage and Local Events Highlight Week

Grace Brain wed Arthur Batterson of Ottumwa on Saturday September 30. They will reside in Ottumwa where he works at Wilson Produce House. The Unionville town events include PTA meeting at the high school, a school reunion rescheduled for rain or shine on October 5, and Farm Bureau ladies class on home furnishing. Local visit notes mention Hollia Zaring from Los Angeles staying with Ruby Underwood, and many community members listed visiting relatives and friends.

Grace Brain Arthur Batterson Ottumwa Wilson Produce House Hollia Zaring Los Angeles Calif Als Ruby Underwood PTA Auc J. G. Vannate Des Moines A. G. Koontz Cecilia_ Coy Amanda Miller W. C. Miller Ward Taylor Lucille Gates Dayton, Jr R. J. Strunk Russell Alden Unionville Ira McDanel Trenton Centerville Will Wood Carl Hendrickson Cincinnati Iowa J. H . Morse Udell-Union Township Essie Morrison Bertha Proctor Mary Jones Gladys Wood Catherine Hiatt Agnes Hull Suemma Ransom

Sheriff Sale Notice in Appanoose County Iowa

Special Execution issued from the District Court directs sale of real estate owned by A G Turner et al in Appanoose County Iowa. Property includes parts of Section 6 Township 70 North Range 17 West of the Fifth Principal Meridian. Sale at Centerville Court House on October 20 1934 at 10 AM for debt 8568 83 dollars plus costs 155 28 dollars and accruing costs to highest bidder for cash. Roscoe C Wales Clerk. Sept 27 Oct 4.

District Court Appenoose County John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company A. G. Turney Rogha A. Turner Peoples National Bank of Appanoose County Iowa Court House Centerville Costa

Social visits span Sunday in U Dell Route 1 area

Residents across U Dell Route 1 and nearby towns hosted and visited neighbors and relatives Sunday through Monday. Names include Hintt, Stevens, Walker, Miller, Rumley, Rumsey, Fowler, Fowler family, McMann, Sanders, Bivins, Moffatt, and Duff among others, with hosting sites at multiple local homes and a trip to Centerville for pears.

Tom Hintt Ralph J. J. Stevens Joss Walker Cleo Joan Perry Miller Harry Rumley Andy Delbert Hayworth Glen Fowler Mary Fowler Mildred Clancy Billy Jack Harry Rumsey Will Moffatt Lee John Clayworth Johnny McMann Centerville Donar Sanders Cheater Sanders Will Bivins Moravia J. J. Stevena Pears Lloyd Duff Tun Alice Sanders Chester Robert Robey Bobby Betty Maxine Des Moines Clara Dudley Numa Carl Foster Tom Hiatt

Notice to Redeem From Tax Sale and Return

Notice to redeem from tax sale to Samuel Blummer owner Edith Turner holds certificate now. Property in Appenoose County Iowa described as Southwest quarter of Northeast quarter and Northwest quarter of Southeast quarter Section 17 Township 70 North Range 16 West. Redemption period 90 days from service. Treasurer's Deed will be issued if not redeemed. Date September 18 1934. Edith Turner. Sept 20 27 Oct 4.

Seventy North M. R. Munn Edith Turner

Hiattsville community notes from Moravia and surroundings

Hiattsville residents share Sunday gatherings at Wess Hiatt and Coulson homes, with church leadership updates and social visits. A Wesley Ladies Aid president is re-elected, families plan moves to Colorado, and local births and receptions honor a new baby boy and a recently married couple.

Birthday Dinner At Forbush House News

Mrs Bert Martin hosted a birthday dinner at the Forbush home honoring Mrs Tanson with a prepared meal and birthday cake enjoyed by guests including Mr and Mia Donavan, Laura Cate, and H N Utterback. Mr and Mrs Geo Howell hosted Sunday guests Mr and Mrs McDanel and Will Hixon at Centarville. Rev J C Behrens and daughter visited Wesley Ladies Aid for an all day quilting, bless election of officers.

Bert Martin Forbush Tanson Will Hixon Gentarville J. C. Behrens Wesley

Salem Pastor Reunites with Homecomers From Long Ago

A Salem pastor recalls service on the Moravian circuit over fifty years past in letters about homecomings, church growth, and revival meetings. He mentions parishioners, the 1930s era, and memories of Moravia and Salem Chapel, with notes on faith, perseverance, and community.

Unlikely wedding tale at Salem revival and homecoming

A long anecdote from Salem recalls a wedding interrupted by mistaken identity and disguise, a ride to a distant ceremony on a rough road, and a minister who later reflects on thirty five miles north of Moravia, hopeful for a joyous homecoming. The writer, M R Myer, notes his 65 years of ministry and requests prayers and updates.

Here Tisue Eli Johnson Seth Johnson Salem Sadie Musgrove J. A. Mounts Moravia Zephyhills Florida Fannie Main Harn Frankie Putnam Detwiler Sadie Johnson Nannie Tarr Main Brother Jay Christ Jesus Our Lord

Fuller News Roundup of Local Visits and Visits

The roads are rough after a recent rearing. Oliver Elswick called at the Jess Smith home last Thursday. Win Hicks visited John Al Jem home last Thursday. Manford McCoy’s entertained company from California last week. Cecil Parcel and family were Centerville visitors Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bell and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mosler and sons were Sunday visitors at the John Allem home. Jess Smith and family visited at the J. W. Elewick home north of Albia Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Parcel and family visited at the Hursh home east of Centerville Sunday. Mrs. Manford McCoy visited Poller school Monday. Fuller school pupils are practicing for an upcoming program.

Oliver Elswick Jess Smith Win. Hicks John al Jem Manford McCoy California Cecil Parcel Centerville Sam Bell Everett Mosler John Allem J. W. Elewick Albia Hursh Poller Fuller School

Social calls fill weekend visits at Eph Wilson home

Hedge College residents and friends made weekend drops by Eph Wilson home and nearby houses. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Fiester, Misa Juanita Childs of Woodward, Misa Dorothy Davis at Enon homecoming, and numerous others. Several families traveled or planned moves, with Malcolm Pilkington returning to Arizona and John William Johnson joining the trip to a school.

B. F. Wilson Bernie Fiester Misa Juanita Childs Woodward Eph Wilson Misa Dorothy Davis Enon Gua Luse Zon Gersid Charlie Jones R. C. Wilson Trenton Mardeena J. Lloyd Don Hayes D. W. Hayes Hayenville QO. G. Davis Ralph Frank Main Hicks Pabst Hilbert Roberts Gaylord McDanes Malcom Pilkington Arizona John William Johnson George Jones Mangle John L. Johnson Davin Harry Sanders John Campbell

Rural School News sparks pupil achievements at Velma Boshak Ewing

SRUSH reports nine pupils at year start: Clifford Tisue Hallien Tisue Arden Wilson Eugene Tisue William Hoffman Wivlan Hoffman Ronald Tisue Carl Tisue Keith Iman Arden leaves for Moravia school after first week. Perfect attendance pencils awarded to Clifford Hallien Eugene. Ronald tops Good English contest. 6th 7th 8th grades showcase free hand maps letters and exhibitions on burlap. Crayola water color work and mounted pictures added to walls.

Hallien

October window decorations by Clifford and Hallien

Five pupils from the Blue Front school visited Monday including Enid Lane Helen Hamilton Ronald Clair and Roy Woodward as guests while the class prepared an autumn scene for the sand table.

Clifford Hallien Biue Enid Lane Helen Hamilton Ronald, Clair Roy Woodward

Professor's Diary Odd Farm Week Entry

A diary from Pathfinder Magazine recounts a professor's week on a farm with quirky events. He notes encounters a kitten in the woods and a risky creek incident. He mentions attempts at milking a cow, a near drowning, a dog bath, and a church scene with the preacher's family. He signs off with a note about being out of jail next week.

Pathfinder Magazine

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Coulson Pleasant Hill Franklin Dr. Caldwell W. C. Bivin Sheriff's Base State of Laws Roscoe C. Wales Jim Creat Udell Samuel Blummer Hiattsville Lute Hiatt Misaes Margaret Rubye Hiatt Wess Hiatt Dorothy Rogo Bert Meadows E. F. Tucker Levi Coulson C. 5 Roy Hiatt Esther Hiatt R. S. Coulson Orville Burton J. M. Tucker Roy Scott Josephine Scott E.O. Tucker Scott ‘Tucker Mra A. E. Tucker Maggie Callen Wesley Ladies Aid Claude Callen Colorado Loyd Carter Hal Carter A. FE. Tucker A. W. Martin J. F. Chambers Gerald Hunter Lowary F. Chambers Eornset Paul Hiatt Corydon Harry Burton Gerald Burton Nan Meadows Elaie Martin T. G. Manson Jefferson St Tampa Nannia Tarr Main Main Brothera Will Johnson Hiner M. R. Myer Seth Johnson Austin Jay Nannie Tarr Eadie Johnson Salem Church Avery Salem Chapel Florence Coulson Florence Cook House Couver Father Coulson M_ R. Myer Luse Truck Line Hedge College Rural School News Turner & Son RCI P. D. Schreiner E. S. Gantz Dr. Miles Dr.miles
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