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30 Sep 1943
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1943
Page
1
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Miss Catherine Stevens of Centerville visited grandmother Mrs Laura Stevens. Mr and Mrs Will Kelly dined with daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Walter Ward. Pfc Milo Thistleweight of Camp Carson and wife of Bloomfield visited Os Thistleweight home. Families and guests gathered Sept 19 at the Os Thistleweight home. Doctor called to see Mrs Pearl Porter and later for Robert James who is sick.
The Rev. Stuart Davis was ordained at a special service Tuesday in Centerville with the Rev. Luther W. Childs delivering the ordination sermon. Other participants included the Rev. C. M. Goodwin, the Rev. H. F. Partridge, the Rev. F. W. Cook, and the Rev. Hart Dale. Local visitors and weekend guests are noted among area residents and staff.
Salem social roundup lists visits and gatherings among local families. Mrs. Will Haver dies with funeral held Friday. Several residents attend events at homes of Hellyer, Haver, Glasgow, and Nash families. visitors include John Haver, Rex Haver, Nellie Harnady, and others.
Mrs. P. A. Bair spent the week end with her daughter Mrs. Thayer Derby and family in Collins Iowa. Mrs. Ralph Hitler hosted the Two O Clock club with full attendance. Contest winners were Mrs. Gerald Irelan and Miss Agnes More. Mrs. E V Stewart returned from a Federated Clubs state meeting in Des Moines. Pvt John Hawk arrived Friday from Camp Edwards Mass for a short leave. Pvt Glenn Criddle remains in town as updates continue.
Attendance at Sunday School was 78 and afternoon callers were Mr and Mrs T L Gladfelder. Mr and Mrs Frank Gladfelder spent Sunday at the Vergil Easter home. Wynona Perry stayed a week with Yvonne Harrigan. Mr and Mrs Paul Boyer and family visited George Boyer at his home. Bobby Boyer leaves Monday for service after a furlough with his parents. Over one hundred attend farewell for Mr and Mrs Paul Boyer and family as they leave for Loveland Colorado. Hannah Gladfelder visits Clyde Gladfelder home. Mr and Mrs Trenton Gladfelder attended church in Centerville Sunday night.
Inez Faber laments harvest chores and garden pests on the hilltop while noting changing work, weather, and prices. She notes weeds along roadsides, fallen leaves, and the approach of frost as swine sales rise and sorghum maturing nears. Farm humor blends with warnings about chicken thieves and patriotic cockerels amid autumn chores.
Enon by Mrs J T Vandornn and Misa Jean Havens of Des Moines spent several days with Mrs Harold Hawk. A Tuesday night summary meeting at Kenneth Free's home drew a large crowd. Many families. visits to Mearl Walter and Centerville. Lizzie Hiatt of Aukley Minn. died. Fred Blumer informed. Various households hosted dinners and Sunday gatherings including Hawks, Walters, Fabers, and Hendersons in Ottumwa Ames and Centerville areas. Donna Wailes stays with us.
W. M. Gardner, holder of the certificate of purchase, alerts Mrs. L. D. Whitton that the South 22 feet of the North 42 feet of Lot 10 in Moravia’s Original Town was sold for 1939 to 1941 delinquent taxes. Redemption must occur within 90 days from service to avert loss of the property in Appanoose County Iowa.
Albia area residents and visitors share a busy week with calls at Guss Luse home and T J Luse gatherings. Guests include Coretta Cloyed of Washington DC and the Joneses, plus visits from Morrison of Collins and Davig of Phoenix. Neighborhoods report attendance at Horse and Mule show in Albin and social calls across nearby towns.
The item lists numerous visits and social engagements including Mr and Mrs John VanZante at a Boyer sale on Friday Eva VanZante Circle meets Thursday Don and family visits Homer Hamilton and other locals Mr and Mrs Allie Pence visit Homer Hamilton Mrs Ralph Skelquist hosts So and Sew club Stella Carter and Lucille Carter visit Rolla Carter home Don Pettibone Ann Tommy Donovan and daughters call on Ivan Harsh Monday afternoon visitors include Mrs Dick Wilson Mrs Trenton Wilson and Mrs Frank Hiatt Sunday evening gatherings feature John and Ella Hiatt Lute Hiatt Will Donovan and families.
Waterloo residents Mr. and Mrs. Albert Donovan visit wth W. E. Donovan and relatives in New Hope. Numerous family guests and calls noted at several homes including Albia Mt. Ayr and New Sharon with gatherings at Hiatt Wood and other hosts.
Mrs Lloyd Rose hosts and Mrs Lucille Daniels travels to Des Moines and Minneapolis before returning to Stanford. Pvt Francis Argo from Ft Smith Arkansas visits Cyril McDaneli home with family. Evelyn Hiatt spends weekend at Pearl Hiatt home. Lloyd Rose family joins Don Pettibone, 80 in Sunday School at Rose home. Other visits include Callens in Centerville, Ottumwa guests at Gus Hiatt, and a dinner honoring Pvt Argo.
West Point residents recount Sunday visits among neighbors with stops at Guy McKern Lloyd Brown and Will Hagerman homes. Dale Derby aided Boyd Brown with beans. Carl Derby Arlen Hagerman Ralph Davis Rex Hagerman attended church and school events. teachers and families noted among Oberon area names.
The text records visits at Bertha Coulson's home and Arthur Swan's home to see a cousin Ardith who is ill. It notes a Homecoming or Rally Day at Wesley Chapel Church, S.C.8 on Sunday Oct 10 and a meeting with Mrs. Lloyd Rose on Thursday Oct 7. Phyllis Leckman stayed Sunday night with Betty Jean Foster.
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