12 Apr 1934
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1934
Page
1
Mayor C E Winslet urges better compliance with town rules including speed limits cut-outs by motor vehicles bicycle riding on sidewalks parking at the northwest square corner and restraining poultry. Violators are being warned by town officials and citizens are urged to assist enforcement.
The article discusses Mr. Lippman’s conclusions on reform, noting general agreement but anxiety that the administration’s complex reforms may hinder recovery. He urges a period to digest reforms and strengthen them, warning against wrecking and rebuilding structures within a few years. Progress would be greater if changes are made with caution.
Walter Lippmann, noted writer on economy and politics, analyzes the current US situation. He suggests that strong forces propel recovery, reforms raise business standards through laws and leadership, and that reforms may be too complex to administer effectively, signaling a need to digest and strengthen existing changes.
Eloize Walter represented Coulson school at a spelling contest in Centerville on Saturday. Pauline Tange Elaine Shaffer and Faye Snyder traveled with their teacher Edrie Catlen from Friday to Saturday. Faye Snyder was the Farmer school contestant and finished fourth. Maxine McDanel stayed overnight at a Rathoun home. Mr and Mrs Harry Van Antwerp visited Jn R In non f barn for Johnnnie Hiath Mi. Mrs Mearl Walter attended the funeral of Mr Jimmis Reeder in Centerville Monday. Betty Sue was absent several days last week with illness.
The senior play Meet Uncle Sam ay is in rehearsal after a week of tryouts. Cast includes Ben Blayne, Margie Drake, Betty Blayne, and Bob Durant with roles for Clell ctivon, Sally Shekwood, Annabeth Keemer, and others. Also notes poetry by Marie Closter and several O A T and Gregg Certificates for sophomores and juniors.
A series of social notices lists numerous individuals visiting or hosting at various homes. Names such as Willie Van Dorin, Henry Sotama, Artie Grant Sincox, Rollis Carter, Axel Wilson, Leonard Johnson, Francis Johnson, Lawrence Johnson, Leo Caster, Clifford Caster, Herman, and the families of Albla j and Brompton appear as dinner guests or hosts at Grant 8 home and the E. C. Canter home. Dates and precise relations are variably recorded across fragmented text.
Fragmentary note records people such as Mr sagara Teater and Fare visiting the Leo Beaty home and the Hearle Beaty area with mentions of Thursday evening and a bachelor party style gathering last week at local residences.
Saturday evening at Main Station featured Clyda Gladfelder and Karl Pfan in a local gathering. The fragment notes a family event with unspecified plans and attendees, highlighting a social, community angle in a small town setting.
Fuller school notes show two weeks left in term with new pupil Margaret Dicka in first grade after moving from Avery. Sixth to eighth graders finish mosaic and history work with final tests. Visitors include Mrs. Clara Scott from Trenton Missouri and Max and June Buckingham of Clarion. Normal training observers from Moravia high school, music via Victrola records, a new water fountain, and classroom drawings and maps highlight ongoing student projects.
Mr and Mrs George Shehan and spouses spent Sunday at the Scott Repp home. John Moffatt and family called on Frank Cox and Jacob Moffatt. Repp family guests visited Vick Repp. Jeffries returned to Moravia after three weeks away. Several residents attended the Vosburg school picnic on Friday with Miss Mandsne Jennings as teacher. many neighbors were seen at various homes Saturday and Sunday.
Fifty members attended the annual Teonium Methodist Ladies Aid meeting last Thursday. Officers chosen for the new year include President Mrs Roll McCord Vice President Mrs Ben Whitehead Secretary Mrs W C Coulson Treasurer Mrs Ray McCord. Lunch was served and a fine program enjoyed. A former pastor and
Mr and Mrs H K Smith were in Des Moines Friday for the annual Iowa Press Association meeting, joining other members at the state gathering to discuss association matters and industry affairs.
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