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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1935
Page
2
Notice records second class mail matter at Moravia Post Office Appanoose County Iowa under March 3 1879 act. Published weekly on Thursdays by H. KE and W. T. Smith publishers.
Franklin residents and nearby couples report visits and social calls across the week. Friends and relatives are seen at multiple homes including Argo Lamar Ammons Haver Stansberry and Swift households, with bean gathering and wood cutting mentioned.
A string of names and towns records visits and calls throughout the week. Individuals such as Boyer Ridge Bell Whicker Iva Kaster Maxine Kaster Patty Lillie Gladfelder Henry Foster and many others are noted visiting relatives neighbors and friends in Albia Moravia Centerville Oskaloosa and nearby homes across several days including Thursday Wednesday Tuesday and Sunday.
Albia and surrounding townships see a flurry of visits and gatherings. M rs Dell Hellyer and family attend church in Albia. weddings and birthdays are noted as Harry Jennings weds Zelbee Hedgecock. many visits span Centerville Moravia and Des Moines. Community members, including families like McKern, Gladfelder, Perry and Woodward, share church, school events, box suppers, football games, and Sunday dinners with relatives and neighbors.
Moravia Route 1 Club met Tuesday with Mrs. Edna Davis. The day was spent in quilting. Truxton Dicks sawed wood for Leonard Wilson Friday. Pearl Kelsey spent the week in Ames. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brown and son Jerry with others helped with beans at Russell Browns Wednesday. Carl Derby and family entertained the Merry Mixers club at a masquerade party Friday evening. My and Mrs Leonard Wilson and sons visited Sunday with Pearl Broshar and Phyllis LeMaster. Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Beaty and gl were Albia visitors Saturday.
An outdoor Halloween masquerade party is planned at the Marve Lockman home this Friday evening. Attendees expect a good time and festive activities in a community social event.
Scattersburg residents visit relatives including George and Mary Scott and their son at Roy Scott's home. Mrs Ellen Ward called at W T Irelan's. The Tomlin and Scot families visited Mary Tomlin at Drakesville. A school house program and box supper by teachers and pupils drew a large crowd. Hazel Harper stayed with George Scott and Curtis Tomlin. Several families, including Roberts and Roberta, spent the weekend with relatives. Raymond Lockmans were recent visitors at J W Lockmans. Mrs. Gilland is improving.
Ray Tomlin spent the night with home folks on Saturday. Water heaters priced at 2.98, Hot Airly Harden of Chariton visited Fri. Defrost-day visitors, ing Fans 1.98, Anti-Froaters 19 cents. Mrs Russell Reed and Mrs Ber Mra Tom Campron and daughter were in Gttumqri Saturday.
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