Moravia Social Roundup of Visits and Reunions
Moravia residents hosted and visited relatives from Albia Davenport Waterloo Ottumwa Des Moines and Unionville during a busy weekend. Local families attended the Old Settlers reunion at Unionville and many traveled for visits, church events, and a high school ceremony. Notable mentions include Miss Hazel Webster resuming teaching at Albia junior high, Jerry Len born to Mr and Mrs Gerald Burton, and travel notes from Beatty and Pennington families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeasie Priger
Albia
C. B. Rayhill
Won
Billy
Léon
Hera
Ben. Blumer
Old Settlers
Unionville
E. E. Day
Ottumwa
J.T
Clara Broshar
Waterloo
Moravia
Roy Woodward
Torrington
Wyoming
Hintt
Centerville
Mra
JF. Powell
Hazel Webster
Alba
A. G. Broshar
Myrtle Hudgens
Des Moines
Mia
Paul Post
San Bernardino
Califare Geste
J. B. Sneed
Russell
Misa Mabel Wilkinson
J.T. Day
Gene Jordan
Alpha, Ill
Hd Jordan
Margaret Creech
Chicago
Bille Baker
Frank Swaim
Lulu Burton
Orville Burton
A. M. Penningtort
Charles Coffin
Ray Utterback
Dennis Coble
Homer Utterback
Alvin
Donahoo
F. L. Donahoo
Lincoln
Nebr
Dean
Henry Albert Brain
Hedrick
H. E. Watta
Wendell
Roberts
Sharon Kay
Merwin
Freds
Lone Rock
Jnne
Grey
George Jay
Arizona
Austin Jay
Claude Carlson
Clarence
Ft. Dodge
Iowa
Freeman Jolly
Alfred Carlson
Joe Stewart
Paul Broshar
Council Bluffs
Atlantic
Fred Hammond
Viola
Tom Crawley
Ends
Dale’ Caries
Cherokee
Mt Pleasant
Women's Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church
Lyle Hopkins
F. Oebler
Leager
J. WW. Halden
Barbara Burmeister
General Hospital
Eva Rose
Townsend
Mont
E. Cummins
G. ‘F.' Harn
Methodist’ Church
Jim Hayes
Lauter Prostor
Blakesburg
Jack Hayes
J. . Taylor
Cynthie Taylor
Des
Cooperative Dinner Brings Old Friends Together at Walter Gideon Home
A September 3, 2089 cooperative dinner at the Walter Gideon home gathered 45 friends and neighbors for a日afternoon of fried chicken, water melon, and socializing. Participants included Cliff Staley, Dwight Powell, and other local residents, with mingling and singing filling the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Gideon
Cliff Staley
Dwight Powel
Sel Houser
W. C. Bivia
Prise
Mr. and
Mra
Lan Coltrais
Kenneth Andieiley
Howard
Aeie
Carasign
Houage
Poulia
Batt Mab
Gerd Sater
Ey Bowell
Os Powell
Wigbi
Fragmentary report from Bikwer Valley area incident
An incomplete note mentions a person named Gunness and a lead on a house check. The text is garbled with stray symbols and missing context making details unclear. No identifiable dates places or actions beyond a general inquiry.
CutreueS Bible School and Evening Services Schedule
Bible School at 10 a m. Communion at 20 50 a m. Sermons by pastor at 11 a m and 8 p m. 10 a m Church School. 11 a m Morning Worship. 7 p m Epworth League at Wesley Chapel. Morning Worship 10:30 a m. Church School 10:30 a m. These are final services of our Conference year. The following Sunday there will be no preaching service at either place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Epworth League
Wesley Chapel
United Brethren Church Service and Activities Schedule
The United Brethren church announces Sunday worship at 10 am with M K Blackman as superintendent. An all day aid event is planned with dinner on Wednesday, September 18. Ruth Hopking is listed among organizing participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Blackman
Ruth Hopking
Teonium Circuit and Sunday School Activities Report
The Teonium Circuit reports Epworth League events and preaching at Epworth premises. A Sunday School is scheduled at 10:30 AM with morning and evening services, including a conference seat gathering. The text notes requests for support and attendance across the Fairview area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Fromiineccnae A. Sundey Schost
Epworth League
Milwaukee Builds New Bridge Over Canyon Span Planned
Milwaukee and St Paul railroad begins erection of a costly new bridge one mile east of Brompton in Monroe county. Blueprint calls for a 646 foot total span standing 70 feet above the canyon floor. The present bridge will be replaced with concrete and steel work as towers rise between current supports and the girder deck renewed span by span. The canyon’s second crossing since 1886, the original three deck timber trestle yielded wood fragments soaked in Razors regia noted as a preservative. Excavation continues three weeks, with heavy piling and preservation methods shaping foundations for the new structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe County
Brompton
Chicago, Milwaukee,and St.Paul Railroad
Canatslecton
Milwaukee
Regia
Local Family Notes And Hospital Stay For Patient
Mrac W f et al present a jumble of names and visits. The hospital case shows a patient taken Friday to Otturve hospital, began recognizing parents by Sunday, with nurse care noted. Visits include Mr and Mrs T Fletcher and Ray, Corydon, school events at Moravia, and many relatives seen at home and school events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trelan
Gérald
Lockman
Taylor
Miles Kidith
St Moravia
Rowena Perry
Faking
Doria Proctor
Carolyn Swasick
Maye
Arlené Jene Stanford Dowd
Bert’ Drake
Edd Taylor Apent
T. Fletcher
Local notes from Maple Grove and Unionville events
Maple Grove area families spent weekends visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Clarence Dowd and sons joined Hour family for Sunday afternoon. Several reunions and sorghum making occupied residents, with reports of a fishing trip and a fatal crash near Marsden involving Oscar Anderson and a 12 year old Garland Adler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liovd Briard
Cass Hamilton
Carl Houser
Clarence. Dowd
John Abe
Virgil Broshar
Bandley
John
Johinson
Oscar Anderson
Marsden
Garland Adler
Wis
Unclear Market Note in Fragmentary Sale Text
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a sale action and local parties but lacks concrete details. Readable items include potential sellers or buyers and generic notes about trade, but no clear dates, names, or locations to verify.
Stray Patrol Intervenes In Car Chase And Test Wait
In Seymour a young woman faced swift action from a patrolman after a vehicle incident. Kellay took the wheel, leading to a long chase at high speed before a ticket was issued. The scene shifted to a driver’s test at a later stop. In Anamond a seed company faced a sitdown strike as office staff demanded shorts, a dispute that escalated to a visual spectacle among staff and mirrors. Elsewhere, Winterset featured W. W. Browf’s tall record attempt and Lloyd Carlson, 99, faced medical emergency as a sheriff’s neighbor reported a house fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Kellay
Seed. Com
Anamond
Alése
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. E. Cunisthias
Cumming
J. F. Gray
Melcher
Ernest Temple
Napersville
John Temple
Ed Jordan
C. L. McConnell
Temple
John Pulton
Charles Fulton
Far Hills
N. J
A. ‘M. Pennington Tere Kethrup
Willard Coffin
M. Pennington
Audrey
Mike
Spokane
Wash
Theron Maxon
T. J. Zike
York College
Bill Wakefield
Sioux City
Milo Shaffer
Raymond ‘Shaffer
Milo, Jr
Richard, Morrison
Dorothy ‘Morrison
Bert Luse
Hugh McFatridge
Oklahoma
Eanean City
John “Bickford
Anna ‘Easter
Dale’ Lower
Rockford
Lowe
Kaster
Everett ‘Miller
Mr. Miller
San Antonio
Texas
Parry
Faut Chevrolet Company
Albis
Fphauyland
Lake Wipe
Datrell
Flore Cadtor
Mildred Aid
Daphen Wilson
K. T. Campbell
Albin
Cubit
Chet Broshar
Hisney
Tee
Bikwer’ Valley
Cutreues
Chore of Christ
W. FT. Evans
Methodist-Episcopal
R. L. Brown
United Brethren Td
Zire
Teonium
Fairview
Maple Grove
Evejning
Mcdonald Thal
Donald Borgh
Adal
Tuskaloosa
Rocsgx
Sada
Pte Men
Matte
Winterset
W. W. Browf
Lloyd Carlson
Ater Ereite
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