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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1938

Page

2

Community Notes From Moravia And Nearby Towns

Residents attended a funeral at Moravia U B church for Mrs. R. J. Funkhouser on Sunday. Distant relatives plan to remain in Missouri as Floyd Lockman works there, Raul Lockman moves to Ottumwa to run a restaurant, and a farewell party for the Lockmans drew 35 guests. Local visits include many friends and neighbors hosting dinners and calling on familiar homes.

Marilyn Bill Taylor Alva Cridlebaugh Wanda R. J. Funkhouser U. B Moravia Harry Burton Doris Arthur Simpson Hiatt Denny School Mildred Cridlebaugh Wilbur Porter Jerry Cane Munson Monroe Iowa Alya Cridlebaugh Wm. Horstman Keith Phillips Otis Exline Francy Huffman Raul Lockman Ottumwa R. A. Faber Albia Park Homer King Kenneth Free Flora Jones Carl Coop Ben Coop Mina Coop Lloyd Stocker B. T. Cary Elbert Lockman Donahoo Chas. Blumer Alva Tubaugh E. A. Tubaugh

Valley Social Notes Chronicle Visits and Reunions

Kinser Valley residents recount visits and gatherings from Monday to Sunday. Willlie Van Dorin and son Sylvan aided brother Jimmie on his house. John Robinson stopped Tuesday to see sister Mrs. G. R. Darby on his way to Moravia.

Willie van Dorin Sylvan Jimmie John Robinson G. R. Darby Moravia C. V. Heater Eric Foster Zell Wilson Ted Wilson

Community Members Attend Social and Work Trips

Scattersburg resident Frank Lockman aided with Elbert Lockman’s work on Monday. Bernard Hayes made a business call in Ottumwa on Wednesday morning, while Ray Lockman and Mrs. Ellen Ward visited Ottumwa on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Irelan visited Unionville with her parents on Wednesday. George Scott and family called at their parents’ home Wednesday evening. Elbert Lockman and wife were Ottumwa visitors on Thursday after moving there on Monday. Lucille Caltrain, Mrs. Ward, and Mrs. Edna Ward attended a Sunday School convention at Prairie Chapel on Sunday.

Frank Lockman Elbert Lockman Bernard Hayes Ottumwa Ray Lockman Ellen Ward Gerald Irelan Unionville George Scott Scott Lucille Caltrain Albert Martin Lucy Fairfield Allen Hiatt Emma Young Johnny Hutton Dewitte Yeager Ina Moffitt Elanor Barton Mina Dowd Dele Linder Rex Wilkening Hayesville F. W. Wright Richard Miller Bill Hanley Jerry Gerald Starrall Moulton Lester Smith Wahoo Nebr Misa Pauline Williams Stubby Jones Cecil Carl Bernard Creech Kirksville Rollie Foster Robert Foster Vivien Wright Dick Wilson Chris Bogart Bogart Gus Bogart Drakesville Myr Clarence Dowd

Salem Area News Roundup Sees School Start and Visits

Douglas Salem and Donna Batterson of Aurora NL and Wilma Batterson of Whit ing Indiana visited Alva Criddlebaugh last Sunday. Salem School opened September 5 with Beulah Brown teaching. Salem Ladies Aid met Thursday. Mrs. Ross Starka and Mrs. John Clayworth saw Oske loosa relatives at the Oskalooosa fair. Roas Starks family visited Lee Walker Thursday evening. Miss Juanita Harriet of Udell visited Arlene Fenton. Salem church homecoming set for September 18.

Don Batterson Donna Aurora Wilma Batterson Whiting Indiana Alva Criddlebaugh Harry Burton Centerville Salem School Beulah Brown Salem Ladies Aid Ross Starka John Clayworth Oskeloosa E. Reide Wm. Horstman Roas Starks Leona Lee Walker Juanita Harriet Udell

Sunday Visitors Fill Rural Iowa Homes

A series of social calls and visits are listed from Fairfield to Drakesville and Kirksville. Residents including Biddle Martins, Lucy Martin, the Hines, Wrights, Miller family, Stansberrys and many more exchanged weekend hospitality and afternoon chats. The notes recount neighborly gatherings and family meals across several towns.

Franklin Willing Workers meet and quilting day recap

The Franklin Willing Workers club gathered with Mrs. Beryl Brown on a Wednesday in September for a well attended session focused on quilting and canning peaches. Upcoming plans mention a meeting with Mrs. Clarr Brown on September 21. Nearby visits and Labor Day events are noted among local residents and families.

Willing Workers Club Beryl Brown Clarr ‘Brown Bill Robinson John Mofffatt Wes Scott Albia Mary Daisy Moffatt Delmont Turner Leo Seals Centerville John Moffatt Henry Elliott Mystic

Local Social Roundup in Centerville and Surroundings

Mr and Mrs Tom Hiatt traded in Centerville on Saturday. Earnest Foster visited at Earl Foster home and has worked for Jim Cline and Riley Callen. Harry Rumley called the vterin lary reporting a horse with sleeping sickness. The Moffatts Floyd Lee Clancy family and others traded or visited Centerville Unionville Brookfield and nearby towns over the weekend. Calvin staying with grandparents and attending Unionville high school. Several families traded in Centerville Saturday evening and visits included ice cream and cake at the Rumley home.

Tom Hiatt Centerville Earnest Foster Earl Foster Jim Cline Riley Callen Harry Rumley Vterin Lary Moravia Will Moffatt Floyd and Lee Emma Miller Unionville Glen Clancy Brookfield Calvin Laverne Bonnie Lee Berniece Edd Rumley Donar Sanders Narlene Donald

Social notes from Centerville area events and travels

The item lists local people visiting, returning home, or traveling. Salients include Clyde Gladfelder family welcoming a daughter after a Sunday visit to Guy McKern’s. Susie Tarr arriving home from Fort Madison for a weeklong vacation. Donald Whitehead, George Hellyer and Roy Adams at a birthday party. Clark Hellyer with the Moravia band on a booster trip. Charles Youngker commuting to Mt Vernon and Cornell College. sympathy extended for Ella Funkhouser. Bertha Martin helping with peach canning. Dell Hellyer group visiting Tarr’s. and Bert Nash reported with a sick colt.

Clyde Gladfelder Guy McKern Newton Long Dorothy McKern Dell Hellyer Hazel Will Haver Jess Gladfelder Centerville Susie Tarr Robert Tarr Fort Madison Donald Whitehead George Hellyer Roy Adams Joesphine McDonald’s Clark Hellyer Moravia Sturday Cisrence Whitehead Ray McCord Dick Hellyer Charles Youngker Mt. Vernon Iowa Charles Cornell College Ella Funkhouser Bertha Martin Hazel and Clark Bert Nash

Administrator's Notice for Turner's Estate in Appanoose Iowa

On August 23 1938 the District Court of Appanoose County Iowa appointed the signer administrator of the estate of B E Turner deceased. All debts should be paid to the administrator and any claims presented to the court for allowance. Dated August 41 1940s George Hia rt Administrator

Appanoose Iowa B. E. Turner George Hia Aditiaurant

Unimportant Cogitations and Everyday Irritations

A reflective diary style piece notes flies in an unt screened house, mixed weather woes, canning tomatoes, and water for shade trees. It reflects comic, self deprecating humor as the author vents about heat, rain, and domestic chores during a busy summer.

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The Unwelcome Task of Waiting for Flies

A diarist notes daily chores and parental resistance to chores before school, arguing boys can change clothes while reading. The writer decides to delay window screening and accept the ongoing need to address pests, concluding with a plan to avoid unscreened windows.

Dicks and Friends Hold Reunions Across Centerville Area

Mr and Mrs Will Free led a Hedrick reunion while the Dicks group gathered in Corydon Park. Attendees from here included multiple Dicks family members and inlaws. visiting locals spanned Centerville, Albion, Chariton, and Moravia. Notable events included parish visits, funeral attendance, and a Moravia band stop en route to the Fall Festival.

Will Free Hedrick Corydon Cap Dicks Merl Dicks Harry Brown Ferris Frame Earl Swift Truxton Dicks Clyde Dicks W. Dicks Ned Argo L. L. Funkhouser Dora Hellyer Centerville Mary Kingery Coy Swift Ray McCord Edgar Breese Gilbert Callen Ferrer Frame William Spurlock Chicago Haver Free Carrie Turner Edward McCord Moravia

Local residents enjoy Saturday music and marching

The community gathered for a belated Saturday event with good music and a parade. Ill resident Mrs. Noma Yontz was taken to Centerville hospital Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sheldon and their children moved into the vacant property left by Will Callen and Mayme last spring. Rev. and Mrs. E P Spurlock depart for Fairfield to attend a Methodist conference today. They are expected back for the next year. Sunday visitors at Lyde Argo’s included Mr. and Mrs. Will Haver, Mrs. Lottie Swan, Mrs. Fred Duckett, and Mrs. Frank Swan.

Noma Yontz Centerville Hospital Roy Sheldon Childdren Will Callen Mayme Newton E. P. Spurlock Fairfield Town-Des Moines Lyde Argo’s Will Haver Lottie Swan Fred Duckett Frank Swan

Pleasant Grove School enrolls several pupils and losses a member

Pleasant Grove Our School opened the last Monday in August with students Wayne Allen Tom Robb in eighth grade Mark Allen and James Wilson in seventh John Allen Wilson in third and Boyd Paxston in second Mr and Mrs Chas Printy are new tenants Frank Wilson delivered hogs and sheep to Ottumwa for neighbors Several local visits occurred including the Garrett Paxston Hopkins and McCloud households A death mourns the community Ella Funkhouser longtime member and club mother of the So and Sew club is remembered with sympathy for her family and friends

Wayne Allen Tom Robb Mark Allen James Wilson John Allen Wilson Boyd Paxston Chas. Printy H. N. Main Frank Wilson Ottumwa J. H. Sutter Glen Garrett Columbia Iowa Clifford Paxston J Boyd Lyle Hopkins Denny McCloud Ruth Wilson Paul Eunice Sutter Fred Argo Ella Funkhouser

Mrs J E Sharp Visits Centerville Relative Over Weekend

Mrs J E Sharp of Centerville spent Sunday with G B Johnson and family, enjoying a quiet day at their residence. Details of the visit are limited to this brief social note.

J. E. Sharp Centerville G. B. Johnson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Filoravia Union Appanocosa County Congress H. K. Smith Urbana and Vicinity Ted Miller Kenneth Gladfelder Johnny Foster Gerald Burton Lide Hiatt Doris Smith Fern Wright Mary Putman Alfred Carlson Kinser Valley Douglas Salem Beane King Theatre Biddle Veach Drug Store Franklin Udeil Salem Tconium Pleasant Grove C.T. Slavin M. D Frank Swaim Moravia, Iowa Zead Speedway Goodyear Hal Weather Goddear Goodyear Batteries Oehler Bros Educt Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation Lake Staes B.X Oehler Oil Company Chas. Johnson Chas Argo Kontum Loyd Carter, Hiansville M. &. Boardman, Brompton Brownbilt
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