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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1955
Page
4
Farm listings sought by a long established dealer. Reaches local and out of state buyers, including Iowa land investors. Independent and dependable real estate dealer with experience since 1902. Phone 93-4798. Oskaloosa, Iowa.
District Court of Appanoose County Iowa announces probate of the will of J. L. Hiatt deceased. A will filed August 29 1955 will be opened read and set for final proof and probate on September 7 1955 at 10 00 PM. Interested parties may appear and show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate. M. G. Luse Clerk of the District Court. Charles L Johnston Attorney for Estate.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Herteen of Ottumwa called on her cousin Mrs Charles Coffin and family Monday afternoon in a short local social visit.
A week of social visits and gatherings in the VanDorin circle includes watermelon party at Ed Rob inson home and prayer meeting attendance. Other locals such as the Dommer, Hawk, Crawley, Walter, Hiatt, and Faber families share visits, birthday events, and trips to the state fair amid crutch learning and family dinners.
After church with her mother is Abbia. Sylvan VanDorin and family spent Sunday afternoon at Mearl Walter's. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Vase spent Sunday afternoon at Art McComb's. Mr. and Mrs. Matrice Walter and Marcia spent Sunday evening at Mearl Walter's. Mrs. Flora Jones came home with J T VanDorins from church. We visited Mr. and Mrs. W H VanDorin in the afternoon. Monday Flora Jones accompanied us to Albia. We stopped at Lowell's. Mrs. Leo VanDorin and children and Aunt Etta Schroeder were dinner guests. They came home with us for a while.
Rosalie Sweeden and Clarence White head spent Sunday afternoon with Harold Argo and family. Nellie Thompson hosted visits with Lissie Kelsey. Hazel Moore of Moulton and Marvin Tharpe's family joined Don Whitehead's home Wednesday. Osa Brown visited Carrie Turner and Nellie Thompson Wednesday. Harold Argo called on Hazel Hellyer Wednesday afternoon. Blanche Argo visited Carrie Turner and Nellie Thompson Thursday evening. Friday in Ottumwa found head and Bobby with Jim DeWitt in hospital. Pearl Kelsey family spent Sunday night with Carrie Turner and Nellie Thompson before leaving Monday afternoon. Mrs. Lissie Kelsey remains in Albia hospital. Blanche Argo spent Sunday and Monday with Glen Turner.
Mr and Mrs Leon Adams of Pontiac Michigan join a Tuesday evening supper with Emmett Derby and family. Vosburg school opens Monday with Truss Turner of Albia as teacher and 14 pupils enrolled. J N Callen and Marvin attend a family reunion on Sunday. Ladies in the vicinity attend W S C S Thursday afternoon. Adams Rinehart and Michael visit Derby on Thursday evening. Louis Griffin and Steven visited Tuesday afternoon.
Relatives from Almont Chugwater LaCrosse Chicago New Sharon Fort Maden Oskaloosa Albia Avery Osceola Centerville Mora Ottumwa gathered at Centerville park for the William Coulson reunion. W B Coulson honored as honorary president after a bountiful dinner. Officers elected Lloyd Coulson president E G Coulson vice president Mabel Coulson secretary treasurer. Present were many Coulson family members and visitors from Moravia Centerville Osceola and nearby towns.
Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell outlines solutions for the jobless older workers problem in Sunday American Weekly. The piece discusses barriers to employment and potential policy responses, emphasizing training, placement and anti-discrimination measures.
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