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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1932

Page

3

Finally Got Her Hair Bobbed

Henry Vynnes buys time from a fading career by rushing to a neighbor girl in danger from a self inflicted haircut attempt. The two share a laugh and Henry promises to trim her hair, sparking a budding romance as he plots a story titled Barbara Byhs.

Enry Vynnes Tle Henry Reney Nlatuke Merry Pye Joyce Berider Benny Vyner Wald Henry Barbara Byhs

Yugoslavian Language and Population Note

The principal language of Yugoslavia is Serbo Croatian. It is spoken by an early BNOU000 among a total population of 12 million people.

Yugoslavia

To Marry the Man She Liked

Ted Farnaworth struggles with a finicky watch gifted by his mother and a daily routine shaped by Miss Day. He finally pursues a plan to win her heart by balancing time, travel, and a moment of confession amid outfits, trains, and a looming marriage.

Ted Farnaworth Ted Melville Beenkeast Uaital Hig House

Easter and Village Socials at Boyer School

The Boyer Ridge community held a marshmallow and weiner roast for the Boyer school occupants on Tuesday. Numerous local families visited, including Miss Virginia Easter at the John Clark home and various gatherings at Robb and James Easter, Doyle McDanel, and G. R. Boyer residences. Several residents spent Sunday at relatives’ homes and hosted callers throughout the week.

Easter Boyer School Virginia Easter John Clark Ehilsdren Robb James Easter F. A. Boyer Opal Goughner John McDanel Centerville Mias Dorothy McDanel I. P. Hoyer James Koster O. B. Burns Lucida Doyle McDanel Lucille Burns W. S. Norton Mary Hoyer Florence Burns Kenneth Veach Lloyd McDanel Versal Koster Maxine G. R I. P. Boyer Harold Lundgren Phillip Morria Doyle Wren Forrest Mericle HW. G. Foster Tom Morrison F. A Gus Pfannebecker Veeda Dale Veach Paul Burns Vernon Easter Ryman McDanel

Fuller Severn attends Hilton program Friday night

Mrs. Win Kaster and Mrs. Cecil Parcel called on Wednesday to see Mrs. Jess Smith who had been quite sick. Numerous local residents visited, shopped, or stayed with relatives across Centerville, Moravia, Burlington, Hilton, and Clarinda areas during the weekend and past week.

Severn Habe F Hilton Win Kaster Cecil Parcel Jess Smith J.J. Ulem Aid In Harry Tisue Harley Tisue James Long Carlyle Gerald Ruth Mary Long Burlington Centerville Leo Smith Curtis Burton Billy Hiatt John Ullem Song Everett, Mosier Qttumwa J. J. UK Jern

Local residents keep social visit schedule in Moravia and vicinity

Bennie Miller assists sister Tressie Knight by moving household goods to Moravia. Adel residents H H Carter and family visit Mrs R L Hart in Unionville and stop at various homes. Dwight Weatherly and daughter from Bedford join M L Weatherly household guests. Several local families, including Wood and Hiatt clans, host and visit across Drakesville Unionville and Hiattsville with multiple weekend calls.

Bennie Knight Tressie Knight Moravia H. H. Carter Adel Town R.L. Hart Dwight Weatherly Bedford M. L. Weatherly James Wood Floyd Wood Duane Keith Freda Pat Rogan Elmer Cordon Drakesyville Fred Hiatt Carl Richard Emery Hiatt Elijah Albertson Jim Albertson William Simmons Doris Donald Unionville R. L

West Point residents attend Moravia church event

Several locals joined Mr. and Mrs. Archie Thompson and son Wayne for Sunday dinner at the U. By church in Moravia. Jennie Potts, Mrs. Ruff Easter and Lea spent the weekend on the farm. Other visits and calls noted include Brown, Kelappy, Kelsey, Foster, and Dicks households with extended family members present.

Entate Moravia U. By Church Archie Thompson Aon Wayne Thompson Jennie Potts Pearl Kelapy Ruff Easter Lea Garnett Brown Rollie Brown A. 3. Brown Ann Birdie Main Herbert Eugene Dwight Gaylord Lloyd Brown Tom Brown Pearl Kelsey Iconium Dorthy Truxton Dicks Robert Foster Fern Clyde McKern Ruff Kesiter’s Edna Burns Lois Davis Will Davis Herman Systmn Claudoe Pulton Davis

Receivers Appointed for J J Taylor Estate in Apanoose County

The District Court of Apanoose County appoints receivers for the property and assets of J J Taylor under a general assignment for creditors. Creditors must file claims within four months from March 14 1992 with the court clerk. Mr and Mrs B S Staley of Centerville visited relatives here Thursday evening.

District Court of Appanoose County Town J. J. Taylor Cc. A. Hornaday L. J. Gray Mrs. B Staley of Cen*terville

Motoring deaths linked to driver errors highlighted in study

An insurance analysis links 645,600 of 960,000 auto accidents to driver actions, reporting 84,000 deaths and 748,200 non fatal injuries caused by motorists. Speeding, wrong side driving and failure to yield contributed to fatalities, with pedestrians bearing a heavy share of risk. The report cites 50,000 accidents involving children at play and notes pedestrian fatality odds. Local social notes follow.

Woodworking and visiting in Pleasant area

Charles Foster sawed wood for W A Brown Saturday morning. Mr and Mrs Orin Callen were Sunday visitors at the Cecil Hartsack.

Charles Foster W. A. Brown Mrs Orin Callen Cecil Hartsack

Rural School News Shows Learning and Celebrations

Daphne McDanel and Dorothy McDanel visited Rural School on Thursday and Friday as Barbara Martin and Pauline Brosh finished their fifth first reader today. The program will follow a basket dinner on Friday April 8 with patrons invited. Students enjoyed a teacher hosted weiner and marshmallow roast at school. Fifth to eighth grades studied Iowa Booklets memorizing states and capitals and the presidents in order.

Daphne McDanel Dorothy McDanel Barbara Martin Pauline Broshtur Iowa Presidenta

One Dose German Remedy Ends Gas Indigestion

A testimonial from Honory Dodd claims Adlerika cures indigestion and gas. The ad asserts the remedy treats both upper and lower bowel, washes out poisons causing gas and insomnia, and promises quick relief by tomorrow. Smith Drug Store distributes Adlerika.

Honory Dodd Gad Ataya Smith Drug Store

Fairview Visit by Teel Fletcher and Wuanla Drake

Teel Fletcher spent Friday afternoon with Wuanla Drake and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Forsythe in Fairview.

Teel Fletcher Wuanla Drake Mrs Raymond Forsythe

STANDARD BEARERS MEET AT MRS SCHREINER HOME

The Stand ard Bearers met at Mrs. J. A. Schreiner home with twelve members present. Miss Ruth Crawley was hostess and Millies Cox reviewed the fifth chapter of Look. A candy sale was planned for Saturday at the West Side Cafe followed by a social hour and refreshments.

J. A. Schreiner Ruth Crawley Millies Cox West Side

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