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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1937
Page
2
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Unionville residents visit relatives in Ottumwa Blakesburg and Centerville as Keith Bair remains in critical condition. Harvest Home sale at Baptis church draws praise with abundant vegetables fruit and farm goods. Epworth League officers elected and church board plans outlined for 1937 1938.
Community notes list visits and callers at Brompton and area homes on Wednesday and Sunday. Names include Kenneth Stafford Leo Easter E F Boardman J E Robinson Mrs J T Clarkson and others. Brompton school plans a program and box supper Friday evening October 22.
Scattersburg residents H. T. Gilliland and his brother Steve and family, Keith Roberts and Janet Lee, Tomlin and Roberts households, Burdett Cox and Ray Tomlin families, Ellen Ward and Fred Moss, Charley McCurdy and children, Burdett Ward and Lucille Coltrain with Irene Main, and Marie Tomlin hosted or visited kin or friends during Sunday activities. George Scott made a business trip to Centerville Wednesday. L. Shull and Lewis Dommer households called Sunday evening.
Kinser Valley residents travel between Blakesburg Ottumwa and Moravia for visits and Farm Bureau signups. James Long and Mr Sapp work on membership. Perry Chidhester and family and a Charter Oak housekeeper call on Granis Darby. G R Darby family and relatives visit Ottumwa. Alma Clough assists her mother. John Hubinson and Russell Darby in Moravia. Roy Darby returns home.
The King Theatre in Albis Iowa lists October 13 and 14 Emperor's Candlesticks with William Powell and Louise Rainer. October 15 and 16 MARRY THE GIRL featuring Hugh Herbert and Mary Boland, plus Borderland with Wm Boyd and Clarence E Mulford. October 17 and 18 Varsity Show with Dick Powell Fred Waring Ted Healy Priscilla and Rosemary Lane. October 19 Confession with Kay Francis and Jan Hunter. October 20 and 21 Over The Goal with June Travis and William Hopper.
Thursday from a visit with her parents in Missouri. Her mother helped them move to their new Albia home. Everett Anderson will move into the Olson property and Alec Johnson to his new home this week. Visitors at grandma Darby’s Sunday included G B Spencer and wife Ray Darby and wife and two sons Forrest Main and family. She is improving from last week. Gayle Benett of Louilla had supper with Donald Darby Friday. Henry Van Weelden and wife were through the Valley Sunday evening enroute home from the Henry Sytsma home.
Sunday visitors included Emma Wood and Henry Arthian at Harry Hillman s. Mrs Plants and Leslie were Albia callers Saturday afternoon. Ben Williams family visited Cincinnati yesterday. Van Long returned home from Oklahoma. Irl Palmer and son traveled Detroit Michigan. George and Sadie Palmer supped at Cass Hamilton s. Cass Hamilton and Helen dined with Ella Tisue. Bauldoff Brothers of Chicago were in the area Friday. Marve Lockman sawed wood Friday. Ray Lemaster s were Centerville callers Thursday. Jim Moore attended jury duty in Albia last week. Ben Jones visited near Oskaloosa at the Web Zannhiser home. Leslie Plants worked at Carl Derby s. Jeff Patrick called last week. Ed Delong was in Moravia Friday. Donald Lockman helped Marve Lockman with wood. Cass Hamilton s attended ice cream social at Lloyd Brown s Thursday. Circle met at Mrs Ben William s last Wednesday with nine ladies present. Next meeting with Mrs Cass Hamilton.
Franklin residents including Mr. and Mrs. Fred Argo and Frances Sheldon attended the Melrose homecoming Wednesday. Nearby families led a round of visits with Mr. and Mrs. George Shehan, Mr. and Mrs. John Repp and Leo at Wes Scott home and others visiting Bert Sheldon, John Moffatt, Earl Swift, and Abe Derby households over the weekend and Sunday.
New Hope Mrs. 0. A. Hist spent part of last week at her grandson Lee Hitz home. Mr. and Mrs. Rey Pettibone of Centerville spent Tuesday evening at the Don Pettibone home. Myre Ha Carter of Des Moines spent the week at sister Mrs. George Turner. Cecil Howell of Albion visited at parental George Howell home Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Rose and Miss Lementine Tucker were Centerville callers Wednesday. Sunday visitors at W. E. Donavon home included Mrs. Elsie Mattie Mr. and Mrs. John Allem and Mr. Bessie Donavan. Mr. and Mrs. EKnitte and daughter, Mrs. Currie Edward of Queenl
City of Centerville and surrounding towns pattern a weekend of visits. Families such as the Hiatts, Harshs, Pettibones, and Turners are seen at multiple homes including Frank Hiatt and Donavan residences. Attendees come from Centerville Exeter and Des Moines with birthday celebrations and ice cream socials noted among neighbors.
Mr and Mrs John Medland of Mystic visited with daughter Mrs Lloyd Massman. Ben Allem traveled to Centerville to visit relatives. Clover Leaf club met with Mrs Cap Dicks quilting and gift exchanges. Visitors included several named ladies. Next meeting with Mrs Frank Tarbell. November notes include Kelsey, Beaty, Hiner families visiting and farming trips. Bobbie and Keith Argo were mention.
Saturday night and Sunday guests filled homes of the Kelsey Main and Argo families, with Merle Dicks and relatives visiting Ottumwa. The Jesse Stickler family moved to Martie Corbin’s place. Howard Teater’s birthday party drew many attendees and a late return home. Sunday School and services planned at local churches with Rev. Geo A Swan Jr preaching at 11.
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