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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1937

Page

2

Revival meetings close at Fairview as crowds attend

The Main Station revival gatherings wrap up Sunday night in Fairview with active attendance and rain keeping many at home. Lee Johnson returns from northern Iowa after husking corn while neighbors help with farm tasks and social visits occur around Centerville and Lyndon McDanel’s place.

Fairview Lee Johnson Iowa Lynn Hilton James Trenton Gladfelder Velma Centerville Pearl Paul Boyer Shirley Townsend Will Laydon McDanel Lyndon McDanel Ryman McDanel Moravia Gladys Townsend Hazel Boyer Celia Leo Stafford Lloyd MecDanel Mabel Darlene Gladfelder Hannah Gladfelder Frank Gladfelder Kenneth Gladfelder

Local residents share visits and news from Udell area

Sunday visits fill out a week of community life in Udell and surrounding towns. John Hutton spent time with daughter Sylvia Main. the McDanel family, including Kathryn, hosted relatives Sunday evening. Guy Miller and Milan, Missouri relatives joined John McDanel at the parental home. Traders and callers frequent Moravia Rathbun Centerville and Unionville activities, with church attendance noted and a new washing machine purchase reported.

J. P. Foster John Hutton Sylvia Main Lloyd McDanel Kathryn Willie McDanel Guy Miller Milan John McDanel

Scattersburg and Surrounding Social Notes

Scattersburg residents share Tuesday visits with Ellen Ward in Albia and Ottumwa callers. Families like Tomlin and Irelan appear across Davis, Ottumwa, Centerville, and Moravia. Local neighbors reset telephone lines. several men assisted Homer King with road work Friday.

Local Residents and Visitors Reported in Weekend Stops

Blue Front Mr and Mrs Van Long and family and Helen Hamilton were Albis callers Saturday afternoon. John VanZante, Carl and Wilma were Oskaloogy callers Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ray Lemaster and family were Centerville callers Saturday afternoon. Ben Jones and family attended the play at Moravia Thursday evening. Kay Lemaster sawed wood for Cass Hamilton and Ben Williams Friday. Ben Willigma was in Keokuk Friday. Mr and Mrs Harry Hilbnan spent several days last week at the Emma Woods home. Mrs Plants and Leslie were Moravia callers Saturday. Miss Minnie Johnson visiting with her sister the past week Mrs Plants. Mrs Cass Hamilton attended club at Mrs Lloyd Browns Wednesday. Little Jerry Brown spent Saturday evening with his grandparents. Mr Clark called at Doug Hamiltons Saturday morning.

Tom Hiatt Moravia Harry Rumley Rathbun Clarkdale Walnut City Ralph Hiatt Tom Earl Foster Hiattsville Calivin Laverne Bonnie Lee Emma Miller Ezra Temple Kim Grayharn Tom Hint Minnie Moffatt Centerville Glen Clancy St. Joseph Hospital Jennie Hiatt Emima Miller Will Moffatt Unionville Donar Sanders Andy Lockabill Bud Walters Earl Lloyd Carter Hiattaville Calvin, Laverne Union Ed Rumley Ellen Ward Albia Land Ottumwa Was. Tomlin Davis County H. T. Gilliland Lineville L. Ward Sloan Albia W. T. Irelan Gerald J. W. Lockman Elmer Lockman Ray Tomlin Patty Tomlin Elbert Lockman W.T. Trelan Mildred Roberts Lucille Caltrain Marie Tomlin Irene Main Hudson T. T. Lockman Lizzie Irelan Elbert Lockman's George Scott Lewis Dommer Wm. Tomlin Homer King van Long Helen Hamilton Albis John VanZante Carl Wilma Ray Lemaster Ben Jones Kay Lemaster Cass Hamilton Ben Williams Ben Willigma Keokuk Harry Hilbnan Emma Woods John Haver Oklahoma Will Haver Edward McCord Roy McCord Jess Gladfelder Ted Teaters Milo Foster Gus Tisue Dell Hellyer Hazel Clark Charles Junior Youngker George Hellyer Peara Alfred Carlson Hannah Gladfelder Guy McKern L. R. Perry Alicia Robert Jennings Son Will Haver’s Dorothy MecKern Mabel Foster Deli Heliyer George Charley Argo Simon Tarr Duluth Minn Donald Whitehead Kansas City Robert Tarr Roberta Robert Fred Tarr Chas. Youngker Roberta Tarr Fred Blumenstock Paul Massman Dorie Long Jean Edna Nash Velda Brown Ted Teatera Horton Potta’s Spurlock Ray McCord Maude Whitehead Bert. Young Eldon Frank Swan Paul McCord Roll McCord Carl and Dwight Clark Newby Jimmy Dicky Lottie Swan Lyda Argo Nellie Haines Minnie Rinehart Harry Lemaster Carrie Turner Archie Thompson Dora Hellyer Main Street Jim Argo Ladies Aid Corgin Fred Moore Clarissa Ed Robinson John Moore Roy Fisher W. C. Bivin W. F. Boardman Bert Neff Miller Charlie Anderson Chas. Heater’s Tva Shaw Clarence Wilson

Evening social notes from Moravia and surrounding homes

The list records neighbors visiting each other over a weekend and week ending in Moravia. Names include Ethel Brown Harold and Zelda Brown, W A Brown, C C Smith, Carles Foster, Gerald, Homer Brown and family, John Kenton and family, Arthur Points, Harry Robinson and family, Edward Points, Mrs Clel Long, and Homer Charles with various visits to and from Homer Brown’s home and nearby properties. Several calls occur at W A Brown's, with one note of Edward Points working in Moulton and wood-cutting activity with Richard Allen.

Charley Smith Ethel Brown Town City S Moravia Carles Foster Gerald W. A. Brown Harold and Zelda Brown Newton C. C. Smith Edward Points Moulton Clel G. Smith John Kenton Homer Brown S. Arthur Points Harry Robinson Edmond Brown Glenn Brown Homer Charles Homer Brown Ethel Richard Allen

Local Socials Report From Centerville Area

Salem Haver of Oklahoma visited his brother Will Haver last week. Central Centerville hosts report numerous visits and social passes including McCord families, Gladfelder Teaters and Foster households. Moravia high school play featured Charles and Junior Youngker. Several residents attended events in Albia and Velda Brown’s club.

Aid convention attendees and local visits in Ap panoose county

Franklin notes from Mystic and Albia towns record Ladies from this vicinity attending the Aid convention of Ap panoose county at Ironium M E church. Several callers visited homes including the Moffatts and Shehans. Willing Workers club met with Mrs Beryl Brown. members embroidered tea towels and quilted a Friendship quilt. The next meeting is with Mrs Clara Brown on October 27. Birthday dinner honors Jim Shehan was attended by Swift Calhoun and Shehan families.

Aid Appanoose County Ironium M. E John Moffatt Jack Lewis Mystic George Shehan Irene John Ellen Earl Swift Clell Sheldon Frances Bert Sheldon Bill Elliott Roy Moffatt Hugh McFatridge John Bickford Moravia Mary Daisy Willing Workers Club Beryl Brown Andy Brown Osa Frank Ida Argo Ned Argo Archie Thompson Ray Rinehart Club Clara. Brown

PROGRAM KING THEATRE AT ALBIS IOWA LINEUP

The Albis Iowa program lists a run of film engagements across October 20 to 29 featuring stars Travis Hopper Woods Breen Reagan Ameche Young Cromwell Devine Summerville King Read in titles including Over the Goal Flight from Glory Love on the Air Make a Wish and Love Under Fire. The schedule highlights multiple back to back bookings with key actors appearing across dates and titles.

Travis William Hopper Chester Mortis Donald Woods Ronald ‘Dutch’ Reagan Bobby Breen Dion Ameche Loretta Young Richard Cromwell Andy Devine Slim Summerville John King Barbara Read

Moravia Social Roundup Notes and Visits

Moravia area residents attended a club meeting Wednesday with Mrs. Lloyd Brown and spent the afternoon piecing a quilt top, walnuts gathered, and visits by Edna Nash Virdie Argo Ethel Hamilton Hattie Watts Doris Long and daughters Jean and Helen Edna Davis. Moravia callers included Mr. and Mrs. Matt Watts Friday and Mr. Harold Mason Saturday in Albia. Dean Hoffman shucked corn for Ralph Davis. Merry Mixers plan a rock party at Ralph Davis Wednesday evening. Jerry Brown visited grandparents Saturday while parents were in Albia. Birdie Main Gaylord Eugene and Herbert visited Lloyd Brown Friday. Carl Derby and family called Moravia Wednesday evening.

Francis Oehler Lloyd Brown Edna Nash Virdie Argo Ethel Hamilton Hattie Watts Doris Long Jean Edna Davis Helen Harold Mason Matt Watts Moravia Moravia Callers Friday, Mr. and Mra Albcia Dean Hoffman Ralph Davis Jerry Brown Albia Birdie Main Gaylord Eugene Herbert Carl Derby

Kinser Valley Visits and Local Injuries

Kinser Valley residents note Monday visits by Ellen Lockman and Margarete Harris with family. Davenport guests travel to visit Frank Wilson and return Tuesday. Zell Wilson, Gabe Johnson family share a Sunday at Grandma Darby’s. Madrid’s O H Darby visits. Frank Swaim and J H Davis call on Monday. George Cousin suffers 26 foot fall while felling trees. no broken bones but back, shoulders, neck bruised.

Ellen Lockman John Irelan Grandma Darby Margarete Harris Robert John Hawk Davenport Frank Wilson Moravia Frank Zell Wilson Gabe Johnson Grandma Cohagan Blakesburg George

Reunion and death notices from regional families

Teemun precipitation since Sunday morning totals one and three fifths inches. Mrs Mabelle Newby of Des Moines was a recent visitor. Frank and his Red Oak family visited with daughter and sister Mrs Carl Wetterlin. A large Argo family gathering occurred at Chase Argo's home including the four Argo sisters Mrs Harry Lemaster Mrs Susan Callen Mrs Mantie Rinehart and Mrs S W Tarr. George Hiner and son visited Bert Rinehart. Mary Kingery returned home after visiting her niece Mrs Coy Swift. Horatio Albers died Sunday morning at age, funeral at Green City Missouri Wednesday October 21. He is survived by his wife Wesl, three daughters, his parents and two brothers Edd of Missouri.

Mabelle Newby Des Moines Frank Red Oak Carl Wetterlind Chase Argo Argo Harry Lemaster Susan Callen Osceula Mintie Rinehart Thomas Alberson Green City We Sls Edd Missouri

Moravia and Albia Visitors Mentioned in Local Notes

Mr. Pleasant and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Brown hosted Moravia callers on Thursday morning. Lester Smith visited W. A. Brown on Friday evening. Albia callers came on Saturday. Mrs. and Mrs. Frock Wilson and other locals mentioned in passing notes.

W. A. Brown Lester Smith Frock Wilson

Coronado Radios Tuning Debuts at Gamble Stores

Blindfeld tuning arrives with the new Coronado Radios Touch button and stabilized tone called OR the Bove. View the LBs Models at Gamble Stores for a hands on look and demo availability.

Gamble

Local community notes and visits in Moravia area

Wayne of Arizona visits relatives while many as friends attend church and social events. A house cleaning drive proceeds as residents welcome guests. several families are noted visiting, hosting, or moving. The Ladies Aid convention draws about three hundred attendees with a shared church report, and a foggy day collision harms John William McAninch returning from Bert Sheldon’s.

Albia Residents Attend Planned Events and Sales

Geo. Tucker and Roy Weeber visited the W. F. Boardman Iman home Friday afternoon. Clifton Eva and Dorothy Boardman attended the Fuller program Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. O S Miller and Mr. and Mrs. J E Stafford went to the H H Derby sale last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Clarkson plan to move their household goods to Des Moines Wednesday.

Geo. Tucker Roy Weeber Albia W. F. Boardman Iman Clifton, Eva Dorothy Boardman Fulller O. S. Miller J. E. Stafford H. H. Derby John Clarkson Des Moines

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Moravia Union Congress H. K. Smith W. A. Brooks Jowa New Freemans Udell Salem Franklin Jim Shehan Sundsy Rar) Swift Carl Calhoun George Sheban King Theatre Kinser Valley Teenium Mr. Pleasant Tilton Shoe Store Brompton Stratbury Raglan Alpagora O Darel Oehler Bros Moravia, Iowa
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