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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1927
Page
4
Pleasant Hill Social: Visitors and Local Happenings
Pleasant Hill residents and visitors are listed with callers at several homes including Donnie Fenton, Ned Argo, Clara Massman, and the Fentons. Notes mention school trees being set out, a theater scene with Bernard Ingals in The Goose Hangs High, and a Senior Class Play on April 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel
Bernard Ingals
Charles Fix
Rural Social Notes From Franklin Township
Franklin Township residents share visits and calls including Marie Sytame and Mrs Ben Aflem, VanDorin, Sytsmas, and McFatridges making rounds to Centerville and Moravia. Teens and relatives gather for horse riding and oats sowing before Burton Tarr returns to Cornell College. a theater line ends with Julia Murdoch in a play.
Hedge College Notes and Community Socials
Hedge College residents and families spent Sunday at the John Johnson home and Tuesday with Ann Pilkington for her 75th birthday. Several social visits are noted among Mrs. E F Wilson, Mrs. O G Davis, Miss Dorothy Reich, Vivien Wilson, Burke Wilson, and others. a local class play featured Zelda Easter in The Goose Hangs High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutch DuVall
John Johnson
E. F. Wilson
G. Davia
W. J. DuVall
Ann Pilkington
Vivien Wilson
Stufflebeam
Burke Wilson
Charles Fix
Dean McCrory
Arthur Doyle
Maine Station Chronicle Touches Local Visits In Centerville
Grover Kaster of Dean spent Tuesday at parental Robert Kaster home. George Boyer and Willie Melane are improving at Centerville. Guy McKern's visited Dave Gladfelder home. Earle Purvin and family Ted Broshar and family visited Broshar home. Jack Luse and Coy Luse were in Centerville Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Kaster
Dean
Robert Kaster
George Boyer
Willie Melane
Centerville
Guy McKern
Dave Gladfelder
Earle Purvin
Ted Broshar
Broshar
Jack Luse
Coy Luse
Community Socials and Visits Across the Weekend
Friday visitors included Agnes Vosburg with Ruth Turner Emma Edna and Lloyd Pfannabecker Yersil Virginia and Vern Kaster Lyndon Raphne and Lloyd McDanel Kenneth Veach with Vernon Kaster Virginia Kester with teacher Daphne McPane Mrs John Clark and children called on James Easter Frank Gladfelder Mr and Mrs G G Veach Charley Main visited Coy Luse Vernon Hoshak Charles Celia Broshar Daphne Lyndon and Lloyd McDenel and Mr and Mrs Waller Scott visited Ted Broshar Leo Day joked about an orphanage in a staged performance by Lester Smith titled The Grouse fangs High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Vosburg
Ruth Turner
Emma
Edna
Lloyd Pfannabecker
Yersil
Virginia
Vern Kaster
Lyndon
Raphne
Lioyd McDanel
Kenneth Veach
Vernon Kaster
Virginia Kester
Daphne McPane
John Clark
James
Frank Gladfelder
G. G. Veach
Charley Main
Coy Luse
Vernon Hoshak
Charles
Celia Broshar
Daphne
Lloyd McDenel
Mrs
Waller Scott
Ted Broshar
Centervillesocials and schoolnote in the area
Scat tersburg residents visit Centerville as Bill Irelan and family drop by Dr Patterson sees Mrs Adams guest Miss Velma Whisler finishes term with a basket dinner and program at the Charlie Jar vis home neighbors attend a local supper program at Anon church news notes several visits and ailing Mrs McCumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Irelan
Gerald
Centerville
Dr. Patterson
Aa Adams
W. Tomlin
Blakesburg
Anon
Guy Adams
George McCumber
Charlie Jarvis
Velma Whisler
Iowa spring wheat outlook improves across counties
April 3 1927 report shows Iowa winter wheat at 88 percent of normal, up three points since December 1926, with Lee, Louisa and Des Moines counties lagging five to eight points below state average while Warren Union and Madison counties exceed it. United States wheat at 84.5 percent of normal. Rye at 8 percent of normal, pasture conditions up five points from last year as northern counties begin to green. Leslie M. Carl notes Missouri River area and southeastern Iowa strongest for early spring growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Igwa
Iowa
Southcentral
Missouri Tiver
Lester M. Carl
Federal Agricultual Statistician
Lee
Louisa
Des Moines
Warren
Union
Madison
Missouri River
Woodbury
United States
Nouthern
Northwestern
Worthingtons celebrate sixty years in Hamilton county
A clipping from Aurora Nebraska recalls Hamilton county’s oldest pioneer couple, Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Worthington, marking their sixty year marriage with family dinner and open house. They arrived in 1872, built farms totaling 320 acres, moved to Aurora in 1910, and remain active at 79 and 81 years old. The couple were crowned pioneer king and queen three years prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Eleventh
W. A. Eggert
W. J
J. R. Worthington
Worthington
Hamilton County
Rose and Gray
Appanoosa County
Iowa
Blue River
Igaa
Worthingtons
Nebraska
Ohio
Mr. Worthington
Horseshoe Club
Mrs. Worthington
Lancaster
L. D. Worthington
Waal
Wedding Attendee Remains Only Guest From Sixty Years Ago
A wedding anniversary held on Monday recalled the sole person present at the original ceremony sixty years earlier. The reflection centers on enduring attendance and the distance between past vows and present life.
Maple Grove social notes and visits bloom in community update
Mise Hopkins visits sister Mrs. Keith Rose while Jim Broshar and Jean visit Harry Pabst. Calls at Harry Glick and Willie Donahoo homes. J R Callen visits Centerville. Tom McCrory stays with mother Rea McCrory and daughters. Mrs Callen seeks treatment in Centerville for head abscess. Lloyd Rose visits Keith Rose home. Marie Cox and Burdette Cox shop in Moravia. A E Shull visits Moravia. Clarence Miller has porch work and painting on his farm. Wilma McDanel returns home after school term in Maple Grove. A basket lunch and afternoon program are held. Ronald Murdoch performs in The Goose Hangs High.,
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest
Leon Glick
Harry Glick
J. R. Callen
Willie Donahoo
J. L. Dodd
Centerville
Tom McCrory
Rea McCrory
Lloyd Rose
Keith Rose
Mizz Marie
Burdette Cox
Moravia
A. E. Shull
Clarence Miller
Wilma McDanel
Maple Grove
What Price Courtesy in Gas Stations
A short notice observes gasoline stations value courtesy and the impact of discourtesy on sales. The piece notes how business reacts quickly to rude treatment, citing tire tests as an example, and mentions baseball news taking the stage.
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Guwotard Ginton
Appa
Noose County
Congress
Smith Bros. Publishers
Turner & Son
D. K. Orelup
Farmers’ & Merchants Savings Bank
West End
Stark & Hiatt
N. R. Ward
Paul Joe Shar
Gardner's Produce House
Albia
A. G. Broshar
Pleasant Hill
Gap Dicks
Harry Brown
Donnie Fenton
Otha Fenton
Clyde Beaty
Walter Blue
L. H. Clark
Donald
Ned Argo
Beryle Fenton
Howard Fenton
Lloyd Massman
Clara Massman
L. H. Priebe
Tom Massman
Lloyd Clark
Elbert Moore
Gilbert Callens
John William McCunnich
George
Lewis Curtis
Pleasant Hith School
Dorothy Murphy
Fern Herr
John McConnich
Song
F. G. Penfield
C. W. Moore
Smith Drug Coq
Harry Townsend
Prop
North Side
Franklin Township
Marie Sytame
Ben Aflem
Arthur VanDorin
Bill McFatridge
Herman Sytsma
Leo
Rose de Argo
Rubye Runnels
Marjorie Fern
Genevieve McFatridge
Marie Sytsma
Roscoe Ange
Earl
Gennevieve
Marjorie McFatridge
Arthur VanDorinu
Roscoe Argo
J.D. Sheldon
Bt McFatridge
Clarence
John McFatridge
Burton Tarr
Cornell College
Tarr
Julia Murdoch
Jby Beulah Hiatt
Hedge College
Granny Bradley
Zelda Easter
Maine Station
Tallright
Allright
Hut
Port Ee
Leo Day
Lester Smith
Scattersburg
Leslie M. Carl
Lola Ingals
Mildred Whicker
Mise Hopkins
Jim Broshar
Jean
Harry Pabst
Ronald Murdoch
Curtis Tomlin
Bell Clothiers
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Lowa
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