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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1932
Page
2
Moravia Iowa Moravia Union is a weekly newspaper published by H K and W T Smith. It is entered as second class mail matter at the Moravia post office under the act of Congress of March 3 1879.
The writer urges readers to support home town merchants who pay taxes, fund schools and roads, and sustain local churches. He warns against out of town salesmen who take orders, forward payments, or offer two for one deals, noting they lack deposits or local investment. Community success depends on local patronage and cooperation.
Mr and Mrs Tom Hiatt and Beulah were Moravia callers Saturday. Calvin and LaVerne Rumley are on the sick list. Mr and Mrs Gus Hiatt and sons Carl and Clair and Russell Fowler visited Lean Burns home one night last week.
Miss Mary Hanes hosted at the Rumley home Wednesday evening. Multiple residents from Udell Moravia Centerville Hiattsville and Unionville were listed as callers visitors and shoppers across the week including Ed Rumley Harry Rumsey Carl Coffin Mary Fowler Emma Ray Will Moffitt Glen Clancy and others.
Hazel College member Mrs Henry Sustina visits daughter in Albia while Jimmie Van Dorin and family join Oscar Van Dorin and wife at Willie Van Dorin home. Numerous neighbors and relatives, including FE Caster, Mrs Darby, Darby Wailes, Sincox family, Johnson family, and others spend Sunday or Saturday at various homes in Moravia and surrounding areas.
Enon i a Smith and Bil Giltner were calling in Albia Thursday. Milo Selby was calling now Cy Jones Sunday morning. The Helping Hand will meet with Mrs Flora Jones Thursday. J T Van Davin and family were Sunday visitors at the Cy Jones home Mr and Mrs R S Faber and sons were visiting at the J C Lockman home near Hilton Sunday afternoon Thowe visiting Sunday at the T 5 Thompson home were Mr and Mrs A Thompson and family Versal Robb and family and Loren Thompson Mr and Mrs Fred Tilmant spent Sunday at the Guy Roberts home Mr and Mrs LeRoy Harvey from Oskaloosa spent Sunday at the parental A C Faber home. The Smith Giltner families spent Sunday at the 0 5 S Miller home. The Exion Sunday School elected officers for the coming year Wm Giltner superintendent Ethel VanDorin Ast Supt Mrs Etna Smith teacher class 1 Mrs Darla Giltner teacher class 2 Mrs Effie Gideon teacher class 3 Mrs Ethel VanDorin teacher class 1 Miss Clelia Jones organist R Faber treas and Lee There was a good attendance Mr and Mrs R S Faber and sons were callers at the J T VanDorin home Saturday evening Mrs Mae Winkleman and gou were Moravian shoppers Saturday The A E Pence family were entertaining company Sunday Carl Cloyed was calling at the Geo Cloyed farm Sunday morning Mrs Bayard Neff and son spent a few days last week at the Cy Jones during April Gamble's Centerville.
Multiple notices announce candidacies for state senator county treasurer clerk of court and board supervisor in Appanoose and Davis counties. Names include John K Valentina Howard Ballew G L Bovard Harry S Greenleaf Alva Ratliff and others with primaries set for June 6.
Roscoe C. Wales announces his Democratic candidacy for sheriff of Appanoose County subject to the will of Democratic voters at the June primary.
A candidate for the office of Treasurer of Appanange county, subject to the will of the Republican voters in the primary election June 6th, C L Dick Bruckshaw. For Hoard Member, 1933 Term, I wish to announce my candidacy for the Republican nomination or member of the board of supervisors of Appanoose county, 1938 term, subject to the will of the voters at the June primary.
Purina Mills researchers announce Ingredient X as a protein blend engineered to mesh like gears, optimizing milk production and chick growth. Dr H J Smith notes the right protein combination yields rapid feathering, high livability, and cost efficiency after testing 62,000 chicks across battery brooders and the Purina Experimental Farm. Local handling of starting feeds is by W G C Bivin.
Pleasant Hill residents record a week of visits and calls. D. Fenton's home hosts, neighbors drop by to see Dolph Tarbell Elna Fenton Vera Moore and others. Moore family gatherings include calls with W H Callen Clara Massman and Elbert Moore.
Don Hayes and family attended Farm Bureau at Hilton Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Wright spent Thursday with Jess Smith. Arthur Morgan and wife of Guernsey Wyoming visit John Johnson home. Mrs. Morgan is Johnson’s sister. Ruby Tisue stayed with Dorothy Davish. Mrs. Dick Morrison visited Rollie Carter. E. F. Wilson met with township board at Hilton. Robert Luse family and Jack Luse visited GEB home. Daphen Pennington stayed with Ruth Johnson. E. F. Wilson’s family visited Dick Wilson’s. Mrs. Bert Luse called at Dick Morrison’s. Rollie Carter family at Harve McCumber. John Johnson and wife attended Kensington party Friday. Frances Tisue visited Edna Dyphon. Genevieve Carter visited Saturday at E. F. Wilson’s. Gaylord McDanel and family attended a surprise dinner at M. B. McDaniel’s Sunday for McDaniel’s wedding anniversary. Mrs. O. G. Davis spent a day with Harold Davis. Several in the community sowing cate.
A traveling man describes severe stomach catarrh and dizziness improving after using World's Tonic. He credits renewed strength, job retention, and higher earnings to the tonic, stating he can eat anything, remains on the road, and has no cold this winter. Sold by Smith Drug Store and other druggists.
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