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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1934

Page

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West Point families gather in Albia and Moravia

Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Brown and family were in Albia on Saturday. Lloyd Brown and Dorothy joined Pearl Kelsey for Saturday evening, Gladys Mahin stayed with Ralph Davis, and Carl Derby with family visited Rollie Brown's home. Leonard Wilson's clan attended the Hawk reunion at E. G. Hawk's home. Neighbors aided Lloyd Beaty with wood cutting last Tuesday. Moravia high school hoya members have been obtaining calves via Pearl Kelsey. Garnett Brown and baby visited Mrs. Kate Brown and Lois, Will Davis and Harold Mason attended in Albia Saturday.

Rollie Brown Albia Lloyd Brown Dorothy Pearl Kelsey Gladys Mahin Ralph Davis Carl Derby Leonard Wilson Hawk E. G. Hawk Lloyd Beaty Wood Severs Moravia High School Hoya Garnett Brown Baby Kate Brown Lois Will Davis Harold Mason

Birthday Dinner Honor At Mrs Lulu Miller Home

Mr and Mrs Theo Miller and Francis attended a birthday dinner Sunday at the home of Mrs Lulu Miller in honor of her birthday. Mr and Mrs Clyde Beaty and family called at the Ralph Meriele home Sunday evening.

Theo Miller Francis Lulu Miller Clyde Beaty Ralph Meriele

Moravia area social news and PTA notes from Moravia Union

Mr and Mrs J R Callen and family hosted a dinner at the J E Luse home in Centerville honoring Frank Glick of Abingdon Illinois. Local families attended gatherings and a follow up meeting at Mrs J R Callen with 23 women present. A color wheel and tie and dye work produced pretty scarfs and pillows. A Parent Teacher meeting at Coulson school drew about eighty, with forty masked attendees and George Simmons Jr winning best mask. The paper urges readers to renew subscriptions.

J. R. Callen J. E. Luse Centerville Frank Glick Abingdon Ill C. &. Callen Lillie Sylvia Elsie R. E. Luse Forest Mericle Henry Foster Theo Miller Francis Glee Dale Agnes Richardson Mintia Callen P.T.A 1Moravia Betty l Forest Meriela George Simmons, Jr

Local Social Roundup From Salem and Centerville

Miss Vernie Parcel spent weekend at Ben Ailem home near Salem. Des Moines visitors Arthur and Mrs Lewis stayed with her parents. Wedding anniversary celebrated October 16 at Ray McCord home with Merry Mixers. Several from here attended church activities and visits in Centerville and Albia. Uncle Lyman Main ill. visitors listed. B C Whitehead and daughter Ruby were in Centerville. Fred Tarr consulted a doctor in Oskaloosa.

Vernie Parcel Ben Ailem Noth Conium Arthur Lewis Des Moines Robert Jennings H. A. Lemaster Rosca Argo Vern Turmer Edith Marie Coulson Fred Tarr Elbert Perry Mlindy Merry Mixers Club Ray McCord W. N. Haver Centerville Ladies Aid M. E Teenium Horton Potts Albia Lyman Main Jennings Kenneth Gladfelder Chas. Main Milo Main Dave Hiner Chris Bogart Rosa Beaty John Beaty Mildred Hiner Eleanor Cedar Rapids Main B. C. Whitehead Ruby Fred Tarr Oskaloosa

Local residents visit and social calls reported

Blue Front group and families visited Ben Jones and Ben Williams households in Centerville and nearby towns. Several couples and individuals, including VanZante, Moore, Patrick, Hamilton, and Woodward, spent Sunday or weekend visiting, with Circle meeting at Jeff Patrick's home and notes of visitors in Albia and Enid Long.

von Tracy Billie George Ben Jones Ben Williams Centerville John VanZante iWilips Chance Save Ty S Harry Woodward Elbert Moore Jim Moore Jeff Patrick Alan Mangle Cass Hamilton Pawine Lazelle Marymarie Casa Hamilton Albia Wade Lockman van Longs Helen Hamilton Enid Long Lloyd Brown Circle Leslie Plants Ben Wiliams

Local Dinners and Visits Highlight Brompton Area

Darby family and neighbors share Sunday visits and meals at Grant Sincox and Herman Johnson homes near Brompton. Alec Johnson and Frank Selack delivered hogs to Ottumwa Market with Earl Spencer handling trucking. G B Darby hauled wheat to Albia and Donald Darby drove to Moravia for a conference on a Hedge College debate.

G. BR. Darby Grant Sincox Kenneth Johnson Brompton Mrs. Sincox E. C. Caster Herman Johnson Alec Johnson Albig Grandma Darby J. Cohagen M. M. Darby Frank Selack Ottumwa Imarket Earl Spencer John Johnson Moravia Zella Wilson Miller G. R. Darby G. RB. Darby Albia Donald Dorothea Darby Oza Callen Donald Easter Creston Mr. Land Kenneth Petenick Elmer Geis Donald Darby Clifford Boyer Hedge College G. BE. Darby Enon

Church Work and Local Social Roundup in Albia Area

Frank Spencer donated work for church papering while the Ladies Aid plans a meeting at Mrs. Will Frown Albin’s home on Thursday October 25. Moravia visitors include Ruby l Rouge and Charley Johnson’s daughter. Several local families spent Sunday visits and Albia calls, with illness notes for Mrs. R. G. Kingery and Mrs. Ezra Barns and multiple family outings in Moravia and Tuller areas.

Frank Spencer Ladies Aid Will Frown Albin Charley Johnson Ruby Moravia Lewin l' Rouge Tuttle Near Moravia Teller Walter Whitlock Albia R. 4. Kingery Edward Anderson Ea Spain Earl Spencer Ezra Barns Miners Hospital Verla Kingery Tamity

Community visits and notices in Hiattville area

Hiattville neighbors share Sunday visits at multiple homes including Rollie Carter John Bickford and Lute Hiatt. Local events include an all day aid meeting at the Burton home and entertainment at Enon school. Death of Harvey J Callen noted. Trade-In The Sale at Gambles advertised.

Miller Community News and Visits

Mr and Mrs Grant Tadlock and children spent Sunday at the parental I A Tadlock home. Afternoon callers included Mr and Mrs Frank Swaim Mrs Grace Main and daughters Cecilia Harriett Lee and Mary Rose of Mortravis Miss Christina Main of Centerville Mrs Cecil Tadlock and daughter Lorene and Betty Strunk. Miss Faye McCurdy visited Miss Eleanor Miller and Deloris Main and Maxine Tucker near Hiattaville. Miller Ladies Aid met with Mrs Perry Miller and Caroline Hart visited J D Cross home. Mrs Sylvia Hiatt returned from Burlington with Miss Mary Caphen Coffin of Mora after attending the Baptist convention. Mord Dudley in Centerville. Ruth Blumer and daughter Ruth stayed with Caroline Hart. We note the passing of Mrs Blumer. Rev Franklin Smith to fill regular Miller church appointment Oct 28. Everyone welcome.

Loyd Carter Rollie Carter Alfred Carlson John Bickford Moravia Alta Maxine Tucker Archie Martin, Jr Merle Walter J. F. Powell C. Hiatt C. A. Hiatt Lute Hiatt Goldie Hiatt Centerville Wesley Theo Miller J. M. Tucker Roy Scott J. Josephine Scott J. F. Chambers A. W. Martin Pleaze Burton Dwin Horstman R. C. Wilson Hiattaville Hines Harley Burton Ian Robert Curtis J.C. Neff Bayard Neff Aon Bernard Jones Enon School Frank Glick Doyle Glick Abingdon Lloyd Luse Glick Ouse Harvey J. Callen St. Louis Ernest Johnson Ted Tucker Lulu Burton Frances Burton Denny School Cy Jones Grant Tadlock I. A Faye McCurdy Deloris Main Miller Ladies Aid Perry Miller Caroline Hart J. D. Cross Sylvia Hiatt Burlington Mary Caphen Coffin Mora Baptist Convention Millers Church Mord Dudley Ruth Blumer Ruth

Community Socials and Local Meetings Highlight Weekend

OMEGA reports Mr. and Mrs. Milo Selby visiting G. F. McCumber home Sunday afternoon. Bertha Easter assisted with canning last week. A birthday dinner for Mrs. Bert Drake drew a sizeable attendance. A Young Peoples meeting formed at Fairview with Curtis Tomlin as president, Mildred Blumer as vice president, Ove Harper as secretary treasurer, Ice Fletcher as pianist. A large crowd attended Enon program and box supper Monday night. Price Gideon visited relatives in Pollock, Missouri, Sunday.

Milo Selby G. EF. McCumber Bertha Easter Selby Canning Bert Drake Young Peoples Fairview Curtis Tomlin Mildred Blumer Ove Harper Ice Fletcher Enon

Rural School News Brush School Briefs

Velma Hoshak Ewing leads exams with high average while Hallien and Vivian post perfect spelling weeks. Ronald wins most in Good English Contest. students begin 4th grade spelling. Pupils create poem booklets. geography maps drawn. box supper earns 10.14.

Brush Velma Hoshak Ewing Hallien Clifford Eugene Ronald Vivian Carl Keith Victor

Perfect attendance and spelling lists from two weeks

Those having perfect attendance in the last two weeks include Genevieve Dudley Goldie Glor Betty Strunk Lorene Tadlock Donald Simmons Doris Blumer Leo Dudley Duane Wood Doris Simmons Dwight Blumer and Fredz Wood. Visitors were Dolly Crogs Darla Dean Rex Fullerton and Lloyd Blumer. New Halloween decorations are planned for Friday afternoon and a program is being prepared with announcements to follow. Those with perfect spelling sessions include Genevieve.

Genevieve

Centerville Social Notes Record Local Visitors

Dudley, Goldie Glor, Lorene Tadlock, Betty Strunk, Donald Simmons, Doris Battie Duane Wood and Leo Dutl ey. C. C. Coulson was a business visitor In Centerville Monday afternoon, Mrs. J. F. Albert and Mrs. J. W. Halden were Saturday afternoon vis itors in Centerville. Mrs. Almont Main was an Albin visitor Thursday morning.

C. C. Coulson Centerville J. F. Albert J. W. Halden Mrs. Almont Main

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