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Rhode Island
Plymouth Rocks
Hilton Social Notes Touching Reunions and Rural Life
Hilton last week featured social visits including Mrs Chester Woodcock and Rev R C Rowe with son Bill. Reports note State Fair attendance, threshing finished, and a Callen reunion in Albia. Lucille Elswick returned from Town City, Phil Phillips from Ottumwa discussed selling his oats, and a surprise twentieth birthday party for Mrs Bobby Rogers drew seventy plus guests.
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Ladies Aid
Chester Woodcock
R. C. Rowe
Bill
Joe Albertson
Callen
Albia
Lucille Elswick
Town City
Phil Phillips
Ottumwa
Doha Ullem
Ferne
Roberta Humphrey
Morning Star
Marjorie
Leora Estlack
Marie Clark
Viola Gibson
Lucille Spencer
Anabel Clark
Dorothy
Verla Kingery
Bobby Rogers
Gandy
Rainfall floods roads prompt area travel warnings
Heavy rain blanketed Unionville between Tuesday and Friday last week causing roads to become rivers. Local residents traveled to Hastings and Ottumwa for visits while others hosted relatives and visited Centerville Moravia and Drakenville. Notable movements included Clarence Herteen taking a position in Ottumwa and residents like Rev and Mrs L D Eaton returning from Hastings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Eaton
Hastings
Ola Stanley
Dew Moines
Eulabia Jensen
Edna Dukes
Centerville
Emery Proctor
Oon
Melvin
Ottumwa
Local families travel and visit for fall events
Mrs Myrtle Harrington and others attend funerals and visits. Families travel from Drakenville Joilet and Laurel Iowa to Centerville and Green County. Guests include Mrs Ruth Allender Mrs Jessie Leavell and Rev J E Ward with family. Fall Festival at Moravia draws plans as residents return from trips and conferences.
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Myrtle Harrington
Drakenville
Nira
FR. Miller
Frank Gates
W. C. Miller
Leavenworth
Kansas
Mr. Miller
Nett Pettigrew
Gates
D. A. Sawyer
Bernard Bump
Joile
John’ Stufflebeam
Bunch
Ira Stufflebeam
Mattie Harria
Weat Grove
Ruth Allender
Spirit Lake
Legion Auxilary
C. A. Tweedy
Centerville
Joe Locker
Doris
Laurel
Iowa
Myrtle Locker Harrington
Moravia
J. E. Ward
Donald
Montezuma
ScatteredburgContacts and Local Visits Report
Scatteredburg notes show Harve McComber as Moravia caller Monday evening. Mrs. T. T. Lockman and family visitations, threshing, and school start details are recorded along with numerous local visitors to the W. Tomlin residence. A large Sunday rain, a Taylor family picnic at Ottumwa, and attendance at the Ottumwa circus and the State Fair are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harve McComber
T. T. Lockman
Bet Adams
Alvin Fowler
Howard Winkelman
W. Tomlin
Miller West
Dad Adama
Moulton
Walter Gideon
S. P. Gideon
Cynthe Taylor
E. Lockman
Bill Irelan
Tom Robb
Fred Coltrain
Leo Taylor
Relph
Maxine
Roxine
Mary Tomlin
Charles Brown
Willie
Lola
LaRue
Mra
Will More
Taylor
Ottumwa
J. P. Gideon
Wilma Whistler
H. McCumber
George McCumber
Moravia Social and Local Visits Reported
Maple Grove residents visited Moravia and host families on weekends. Delmer Glick and Miss Alma Johnson are noted workers and stayaways. Bert Broshar’s illness worsened, prompting well wishes from nearby friends. Russell Reich spent time with Hicks Pabat, and Edrie Callen visited H B Glick.
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Bert Broshar
Maine Station
Broshar
Russell Reich
Hicks Pabat
Edrie Callen
H. B. Glick
Hiattsville Notes and Local School Openings
Hiattsville and surrounding towns report weekly social visits and family gatherings. Schools reopen with new teachers Edith Purvis, Miss Lewis, Miss Mints Calley, Miss Lewis, and Eva Rose, while Sylvia Callen and Flora Phillips prepare for continued teaching and office work in Grand Island and Udell. Funeral for A M Burton held at Wesley Chapel with Roy Burton of Chicago providing instructions. interment at Denny cemetery amid family condolences.
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W. Chambers
L. R. Hiatt
Miller
E. R. Miller
Coulson
Edith Purvis
Marie Ballew
Rockford
J. F. Chambers
Burdette Utterback
Cyril McDanes
Flora Phillips
Eirene
Grand Island
Nebr
Phillips
Ed White
Deas White
Udell
Denny Cemetery
Mr. Burton
Roy Burton
Chicago
President Coolidge Enjoys Adirondack Vacation Fishing
The president and Mrs. Coolidge are relaxing in the Adirondacks in eastern New York, taking a fishing vacation to escape state duties. The piece notes the appeal of leisure time for national leaders and hopes the rests will renew vigor for winter duties in Washington, while a local advertiser jokes about courting business. The Mystic Labor Day celebration draws a large crowd across Moravia and surrounding areas thanks to fine weather.
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Coolidge
Adirondacks
New York
Lake Osgood
Washington
Moravia
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A. B. Chapin
Heep City
Ean
Claude Humphrey
A. W. Harney
Des Moines
Mason’s Bakery
Fellows
Unionville
Allen Hiatt
Hiattsville
M. H. Goeldner
Allen T. Boller
Ipearl Eugene Broshar
Maple Grove
Sylvia Callen
Woodcock School
Loeb’s
Albla, Iowa
Atwater
Kent Radio
Atwater Kent
Moravia Telephone Company
Waughop Motor Co
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