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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1930

Page

6

Interesting Letter From Mrs Blainche DuVall Chugwater Woman Describes Hottest Wyoming Summer

Mrs. Blainche DuVall writes from Chugwater Wyoming August 24 1980 detailing a record hot summer drought with hard rain in August and flood periods. She notes drought impact on crops cattle and milk prices, family visits and daily chores, and anecdotes of travel weather and local incidents while contrasting Western resilience with Arkansas and Kentucky distress.

Chugwater Wyoming Mrs. Lynch Will Betty Marie T. Y. Ranch Bessie Yallow Stone Park Berniece Rex Centerbury Ohio Combine Winnie Husband Grand Junction Cole W. W. Russell Texas Arkansas Uncle Sam Kentucky

Unionville and Moravia Residents Visit and Callers Event

Mr and Mrs Chester Sanders and gon Royce were callers at J J Stevens home Sunday. Mrs Mary Fowler visited Sunday at her son Alvin Fowlers home. Jacob Moffat of Moravia visited Sunday at Will Moffats near Unionville. Tom Hiptt and daughter Beulah were Moravia business callers Saturday. Charley Coffin and daughter Mary visited Centerville callers Saturday. Russell Fowler worked for Willie Callen last week. Mary Fowler visited her brother Andy Hayworth last week. Kenneth Hiatt visited Carol and Earnest Foster Friday. Charley Foster with Lizzie Van Dorin and Fannie Stickler visited John Wednesday. Will Moffat worked on his car in Unionville Wednesday. Floyd and Lee Moffat visited Earl Fosters Thursday. Mae Rumley with Calvin LaVerne and Bonnie Lee visited her mother Emma Ray Thursday. Donna McKern visited Beulah Hiatt and attended Teachers Institute in Centerville Thursday and Friday. Mildred Clancy visited Will Moffat Wednesday afternoon. Johnny and Earl Foster were Unionville callers Tuesday.

Chester Sanders Gon Royce J. J. Stevens Mary Fowler Alvin Fowler Jacob Moffat Moravia Will Moffat Unionville Tom Hiptt Beulah Charley Coffin Mary Centerville Russell Fowler Willie Callen Andy Hayworth Kenneth Hiatt Carol Earnest Foster Charley Foster Slaters Lizzie van Dorin Fannie Stickler John Harry Rumley Floyd Lee Moffat Earl Foster Mae Rumley Calvin LaVerne Bonnie Lee Emma Ray Donna McKern Beulah Hiatt Teachers Institute Mildred Clancy Johnny Richard Maseman Jack Pangburn Howard Bane Fiona G. FP. Penfield Lloyd Beaty Ronald. Rowe Chillicothe Rowe St Ottumwa Elva Gilliland Roy Gilliland Charles Emerson D. F. Hiner Harve Beaty Numa Tom Jones Guy Jones Jay Massman J. &. Dicks Jack Murphy Albia Mra Mias Wilcox Oskeloosa rMa J. E. Dicks Karl Swift Harry Brown Lloyd Brown A. J. Brown Louie Priebe Kenneth Tish Murphy Ottumwa Arlo Funkhouser Thhildren Seonium Harry Lemaster Phylisa Lytle Argo Lottie Swan Russell Brown Priebe Des Moines Louie Mary Maiken Berle Beat D. F

Community notes from Moravia and Coatavile area visits

BRUSH visits with the Walter Lemaster and Raymond Stites homes near Coatavile Missouri. Local families including Wilsons Tisues and Foster share weekends and church activity in Moravia with multiple calls and hog deliveries. A Washington dispatch notes reduced currency and mentions farm prosperity.

Eulogy on Arizona Glow Shows Land of Sunlit Wealth

Poetic tribute extols Arizona as The Gold Spot of the Earth praising climate health waters and diverse riches. It highlights cotton alfalfa wheat fruits and citrus, mines cattle and wildlife, Grand Canyon tourism, climate, Indians and culture, growing Phoenix and lasting nostalgia for home.

Arizona Dama Nightingale Old Grand Canyon Old Phoenix

Home Sweet Home sung at Coffin reunion

A reading of the poem Home, Sweet, Home by Odley Wilson opened the Coffin family reunion with a moment of reflection and shared reminiscences among relatives.

Odley Wilson Coffin

Community notes recount births and visits in Centerville

Richard Maseman spent one night with Jack Pangburn. Mrs. and Mrs. Lloyd Beaty welcomed a 9 pound baby girl born Tuesday. Rev Ronald Rowe and Mrs. Rowe joy over a new boy born in Chillicothe. The piece lists many local visits, a hip injury, schooling moves, and a local show in Centerville with Gamble promotions.

Pleasant Hill Community Notes and Social Visits Begin

Local families in Pleasant Hill report visits and gatherings across Albia Des Moines and New Sharon. Mayme Callen teaches at Pleasant Hill school starting May 8 while Kenneth Priebe starts Albia high school. The adage simplicity of law noted.

Social Visit and Shopping Roundup in Local Towns

Mr and Mrs Jeff Pattick visited on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Grant Tadlock and children and others spent Sunday at Casa Hamiltons. County grader works roads this week. Centerville shoppers and Albia shoppers noted. Will Hicks home hosted Van Long family Sunday. John VanZante and Henry Sytama called on Albia Friday. Julia Woods and daughter Emme visited Jim Moore Sunday. John Plant and son Leslie were Moravia shoppers Friday. Dick Wilson threshed clover for Lee Hiatt Saturday.

Jeff Pattick Grant Tadlock Lloyd Brown Dorothy Casa 'Hamilton's van Long Centerville Albia Will Hicks John VanZante Henry Sytama Mra Julia Woods Emme Jim Moore John Plant Leslie Dick Wilson Lee Hiatt

Enid Long and Helen Hamilton visit Carter household

Enid Long and Helen Hamilton called at Evelyn and Helen Carter's on Wednesday evening. The note mentions towns taxing the Tent Thumb golf courses and remarks that the little fellows sometimes handle the business money. A casual line adds butter should be in every diet.

Enid Long Helen Hamilton Evelyn and Helen Carter

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Blainche DuVall Cheyenne Ewart East Flats Carl K. Long Blanche Williama DuVall Harley Tisue Evelyn Ernestine Clifford Carl Walter Lemaster Delmar Wilson Josephine Foster Raymond Stites Coatavile Missouri Gertrude Althea Green Evelyn Stauber Charlie Mary Platt Roscoe Pennington Elex Main Earl Main Gus Tisue Jack Clark Dale Harrison Charles Enos Hlatt Leon Oehler Ernestine Stauber Carl Tiaue Homer Wilson Washington Iconium Towa Moravia Ball Park Hiteman Pleasant Hill Berle Beaty Weneil Coulson Plano Gray Penfield Elbert. Moore Fred Priebe Daughters L. H Howard Fenton Opal Arlene Fenton Elbert Moore Frank Tarbell Theda Walter Booth W. C. Bivin West Side Cafe W. Ih Sandy West Side Square Moravia, Iowa Albia, Iowa Spurgeon Spurgeon’s of
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