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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1930
Page
6
A local seller advertises top quality Flour Corn Meal Rolled Oats Nutrena Mash and Victor Mash from P and Hiatt. The notice emphasizes a broad range of feed and baking staples for customers seeking reliable grain products.
Seventy six percent of Gamble Stores stock is held by store managers associates and customers. Profits are primarily reinvested into the Centerville Towa territory serving the community and its businesses.
In a small Red Thrush parsonage town, Ginger Tolliver wedding scenes unfold after Marjory Tolliver wins a beauty prize and the family plans future needs. Helen aids the bride, while Ginger's heart weighs heavy amid marital hopes, medical costs, and hidden tensions within the Tolliver household.
Ginger discovers her sister Helen has left and rearranges the room to feel at home. She finds Helen’s engagement ring and a velvet box, hinting at Helen’s trust. Ginger resolves to care for the family, believing Helen would be pleased with her progress. (To be continued)
Local residents from Seymour Centerville Moulton and Unionville visitations and calls are listed, including H G Sawyers Earl Miller Ivy Sturtlebean and others. Mentions of school events church groups and gatherings with numerous family names and weekend plans.
Mr Quegg Branne of Fisher Hotel Kenosha reports rapid relief from constipation indigestion and gas after using Konjola. He says headaches dizziness and poor appetite disappeared within a month and urges others to try the remedy. Konjola is sold at Moravia Iowa Smith Drug Store and by local druggists.
Ruth Allender spent Sunday afternoon at the F. A. Miller home in Centerville Iowa. W E More of Des Moines visited his parents Mr and Mrs Matthew More last week. Rev and Mrs H H Fletcher were honor guests at Rak Grove Friday night. They received canned goods provisions and enjoyed a social time and good eats. Mrs Kathryn Whitehill and her son Charly of Moravia spent Sunday with her mother Mrs Culter on the farm south of town. Mrs Ella Corrick of Bunch spent
Sunday visits included Naomi Scott who is ill and R N Creech of Fargon. Ottumwa calls from Wilbur Whisser and Mollie Senger at the Whisser home. Jack Rice and Madge Downs from Kansas City and Albia guests called on friends. A birthday surprise party April 7 at Miss Belle Andrews place featured a handkerchief shower, refreshments, serenade by neighborhood children, and council members arriving for merriment. Earl Allen of Dow City visited W A Raison Monday.
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