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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1934

Page

2

Hatchery Code Aims to Help Chick Buyers This Spring

Chick buyers stand to gain from a new hatchery code, under USDA direction, as producers and dealers adjust advertising claims. The code requires verifiable testing for Pullorum Disease, specifies egg weights, and bans untested stock from shared incubators. Buyers are urged to preplace orders to secure chicks and avoid spring shortages while aiming to curb overproduction.

U. S. Department of Agriculture Department of Agriculture

Centerville Social Roundup and Church Event Notes

Centerville residents and visitors attended social calls and church activities. Notable items include a successful pie supper raising $12.20 for church songbooks, a basket dinner at Miller school, and several families hosting or visiting over the weekend. No Sunday School attendance recorded.

Local Social Notes and Visits Across Towns

Udell resident Ya Bent L B Saum spent Tuesday with friends in town. Mrs Florence Wilson hosted relatives in Ottumwa. Illness kept Jack Huffman at the Ralph McDonough home in Moravia. Clarence Tyrrel of Albia visited Moravia on business. revivalist Dr Ira Hawley conducted services at Mystic. Chariton guests Maudetta Berry Halden celebrated with her parents. Several clubs held meetings including 20th Century, H G L, and Thursday clubs. Birthday gatherings and dinners filled a busy week with local families hosting and visiting. New baby John Francis born to Mr and Mrs FE C Gela in Creston. Mourning guests arrived for Ray Kincade’s death. Kinside relatives traveled from Minnesota and Des Moines area.

L. B. Saum Udell Florence Wilson Ottumwa Jack Huffman Ralph McDonough Moravia Clarence Tyrrel Albia M. E. Church Craig Daniela Craig Carnon Moulton Mra Ly Black Ira Hawley Evant Gelist Boston Hawley Mystic Berry Halden Maudetta Chariton Gliddon Town Robert Ellis Kelster Minn Earl Ellis Albert Lea Ray Kincade W. A. Johnson J. B. Sneed H. G. L. Club Bert Rinehart Jeontam

Two-Headed Pig Born At McDanel Farm Moravia

A moravia farm reports a two headed pig born to a gilt in Cyril Mc Danel’s litter. The unusual pig showed two mouths at the rear of its normal hind legs, a rare freak among the litter产.

McDanel Centervilla Lowegisn Areanttie Tie Lowexian Cyril McDanel Moravia

Sutcliffe Family Surprise Party At Al Farm Home

Mr and Mrs Grant Sutcliffe were surprised Sunday April 8 when relatives and friends gathered with baskets to their new home in Al. A hearty noon dinner followed by a lively afternoon of visiting and magic. Guests included Lewis Main Lafawn Main Marylan Main John Platt Faye Leo Hiatt and children Betty Marilyn Lee Harold Argo and children Gracie Virginis Eloise Velda and Philip Hiatt of Moravia and vicinity John Varn Daten of Albin Oss Whicker and other old schoolmates.

Grant Sutelifte Mere Lewis Main Lafawn Main Marylan Main John Platt Faye Mra Leo Hiatt Betty and Marilyn Lee Harold Argo Gracie Virginis Eloise Velda Philip Hiatt Moravia John Varn Daten Albin Oss Whicker Monroe County

Nation’s Business Preview Critiques Old Order and Capitalism

Merle Thorpe in April Nation's Business notes rising doubts about American institutions amid calls for reform. The piece cites global U.S. wealth and power, immigration barriers, and a shift from capitalism, arguing a new order is needed to sustain prosperity and education-driven growth.

Merle ‘Thorpe United States Europe América Ber Ghee Nyatem National Educations Association

Peace Oration Contest At M E Church April 18

Tonight at 8 o clock six Methodist churches from Appanoose and Morrot counties compete in the Peace Oration sub district at the local M E church. Represented towns include Albia Alton Iconium Cincinnati Exline and Moravia. Jacquelyn Winsler, first in the local contest, advances to the Moravia city event.

Appanoose Monrot Mf. E Albia Ailton Iconiam Cincinnati Exline Moravia Epworth League Jacquelyn Winsler Moravia Eitty

State Dept Plans Fight Against Chinch Bugs

Secretary of Agriculture Ray Murray with the Extension Service and Iowa State College Agricultural Experiment Station outlines plans to aid farmers against a chinch bug outbreak. A meeting authorized an investigation of harriers and farm education on effective control, noting soybeans and certain crops as safe, and urging use of a 30 percent corn acreage reduction in southern Iowa.

Ray Murray Extension Service Iowa State Calleog A. D. S Worthington C. J. Drake Iowa Joe L. Robinson Ltowa Corn and Small Grain Growers Association Murray

W M A Meeting at Doris Main Home

The W M A of the U B church met at Doris Main's home with Mary Johnson leading a lesson on The Ministry of the Church. Afterward a social followed and refreshments were served. Plans were set for a Mothers and Daughters luncheon at the church in May.

U. B Doris Main Mary Johnson

Classified ad jumble with poultry and odd items

A garbled classifieds snippet lists poultry such as Boff Orpington and Leghorns for sale, plus hens, feed and waterers, and a phone number. It includes scattered lines about pay, tools, lawnmowers, sewing machines, eggs, hay, apples, and farm notices with incomplete addresses and misspellings.

Vanice Morris Writes it Navy Training

Vanice Morris writes from Norfolk Virginia on April 7 1984 about her Navy training days. She notes quarantine after a baseball game crash sighting four days of drills and loitering and plans to come home for ten days in mid June. She asks about Everett in school and mentions local airfield barracks Sunday school and fellow residents.

Norfolk Linden Everett Vanice

Surprise Reception Honors Mrs Dille at Moravia Home

Neighbors and friends hosted a surprise Tuesday evening reception for Mrs. Mary Dille at her home in Moravia east part. Families brought treats and luncheon was served around 7:80. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. RE. Cumming, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Main, Mr. and Mrs. John Dike, Ronald and Doris, Mrs. Albert Veach, Duane and Delma, Mrs. Pollard and Bobby, Mesdames Lynch Minutes Charity and Blumenatock.

Mary Dille Moravia RE. Cumming Frank Main John Dike Ronald Doris Albert Veach Duane Delma Pollard Bobby Mesdames Lynch Minutes Charity Blumenatock

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Menrad Chet Broshar James Wood Floyd Wood Keith Centerville Sylvia Hiatt Caroline Hart Lenore Paris Walter Oral Peters Sylvia Miller Frank Smith Runcell Grant Tadlock Imogene Basil Larry J. A. Tadlock Miller School Martha Raisin Sarah Hanes Unionville Hart Eugene Boyer Marjorie Frederick Koehler D. L Acme Insecticides Semesan, Jr Smith & Veach Drug Store Frank McClaskey Fred Dotson Donald Cobbler Marilyn Barold Smith Mildred Mr. Ellis Thode Dotson Center- Iwilke Emil Halden T. J. Luse Louse George Turner Bayard Nell A. C. Dowd W. C. Bivin Fred Tillmont Madge Hough Mary Roberts Alvin Dona Walnut City F.M. Dodd Hax Montana Bruce Enaiey Mrs Grant Sutcliffe Chinch W. M. A. Meeting Laras Wayne Wileig Frepport Ill James L. Gray Drake Ave 2. W. Hoffman Morquis RFD Lievd ’ ‘At Okumye W. G. Bawin Vanice Morris Donald Reich hMoe Alstern Iowa City Muscatine Roy Brooks Detroit Plymouth Floyd Whisler A. J. Whisler Mrs. Dille Amilis Rvine He ‘Occ Turner & Son Appanoose County Bailey
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