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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1927

Page

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Easter Picnic At Wilsons Attracts Young Folks Near Moulton

Sunday visitors at multiple homes included the Wilson and Davis families. After church a group of about 25 gathered at Vivien and Burke Wilsons for an Easter picnic in the woods with sandwiches deviled eggs and snacks then enjoyed a hike ball games and rides. Earl Boyer visited T. J. Luse Sunday.

R. C. Wilson EB. F. Wilson John Johnson Dutch DuVall Madge Davis C. G. Davis Vivien Wilson Fix O. G. Davis Harald Davis Clell Davis Juey Faber Harold Stufflebeam Vesta McCrory Moulton Dorothy Reich G. BE Horton Potts Charley Jones Vone Jones Vivien Burke Wilson Earl Boyer T. J. Luse

Pleasant Hill Visitors and Social Calls Summary

Fern Penfield called at Frant Tarball's home Wednesday morning. Frank Chadwick spent Friday afternoon at the Dennie Fenton home. Mrs. Howard Fenton and Elmer Fenton called on Mrs. Elbert Moore Saturday evening. Della Dicks spent Saturday evening with Ned Argo. L. H. Presbe visited the L. H. Clark home Sunday morning. Clara Massman and son Tom were in Centerville Tuesday. Lloyd Clark was a Tuesday afternoon caller at Ray Suler's home. L. Funkhouser did papering for Clara Massman Wednesday. Howard Fenton visited his parents Wednesday. Elbert Moore and Lloyd Clark were busy callers in Moravia Thursday. Dorothy Fenton assisted Clara Massman with house cleaning last week. Merle and Dicks were in Moravia Monday afternoon. Elbert Moore and daughter Mildred Maxine and Amy Sheeks were mentioned.

Fern Penfield Frant Tarball Frank Chadwick Dennie Fenton Howard Fenton Elmer Fenton Elbert Moore Della Dicks Ned Argo L. H. Presbe L. H. Clark Clara Massman Tom Centerville Lloyd Clark Ray Suler L. Funkhouser Henry Fenton Morav

Social visit notes from local residents

Mrs Howard Fenton and Mr Earl Swift visited on Monday afternoon. George Hammond Mabie Murry and Donnie Fenton were callers Sunday morning. Dorothy Fenton spent Sunday with Fanchie and Jessia Tarbell. Jack Penfield Kenneth Presbe and Clark Presbe visited Qoal Fenton. J H Curtis called on Rile Chadwick and Howard Fenton visited Monday. The Clover Leaf Club met at Mrs L H Presbe with fourteen members and ten visitors despite rain. Ethel Kindell closed a school term and will return next year. Fern Penfield called on Amy Sheeks Sunday afternoon.

Howard Fenton Earl Swift Cap Dicks George Hammond Mabie Murry Donnie Fenton Dorothy Fenton Fanchie Jessia Tarbell Jack Penfield Kenneth and Clark Presbe Coon McAnineh Florine Veon Tarbell Qoal Fenton J. H. Curtis Rile Chadwick Clover Leaf Club L. H. Presbe Ethel Kindell Fern Penfield Amy Sheeks

Scattersbury Moravia Caller Roundup Mixed Town Visit

Dad Adams was a Moravia caller Tuesday. Mrs Harve McCumber spent Monday night at George McCumber's. James and Lizzie Adams stayed with their grandmother Bet Adams on Wednesday. Roger Gideon caller at Elmer Lockman's Wednesday morning. Lowell Harris and wife visited George McCumber's home. Verne Glen Doris Fowler Lucille Kenneth Coltrain and Gerald Trelan visited W Tomlin home. Bill Trelan and family in Moravia Saturday. Pearl Stanley and daughter called at George McCumber's recently. Curtis and Carl Tomlin attended the weiner roast at Eph Wilson's. Sunday School next Sunday at two o'clock.

Dad Adams Harve McCumber George McCumber James Lizzie Adams Bet Adams Roger Gideon Elmer Lockman Lowell Harris Verne Glen Doris Fowler Lucille Kenneth Coltrain Gerald Trelan W. Tomlin Bill Trelan Mor‘avia Pearl Stanley I J

Hazel College Social Notes Include Visits and Visits

Eva Lewis visited Hazel College on Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Grant Sincox and Mr ug at George Daz Eva and Vera Lewis spent Sunday evening with Katrens Sytsma Zell Wilson helped saw wood for John Johnson recently and Mrs E G Sincox and son Clair spent Sunday at Herman Johnson's home

Eva Lewis Hazel College Grant Sincox George Daz Eva Vera Lewis Katrens Sytsma Zell Wilson John Johnson E. G. Sincox Clair Herman Johnson

Local visitors spend time with area families in Albia and surroundings

Mr and Mrs Willie VanDorin and family visited the Anderson home in Albia on Sunday. Fiona Wailes and Bayard Neff were Saturday guests of Mr and Mrs E G Sinecox. Mr and Mrs Henry Sytsme visited John VanZante home Sunday. Mrs H M Smith called on Mia on Monday afternoon. Katrena Sytsma visited Dorothy Darby Sunday afternoon. Grant Lincox noted in passing.

Willie VanDorin Anderson Albia Fiona Wailes Bayard Neff E. G. Sinecox Henry Sytsme John VanZante H. M. Smith Mia Grant Lincox Katrena Sytsma Dorothy Darby

Mr Miller Sleeps Like Logs After Adierika Relief Claim

An ad by Smith Drug Co promotes Adierika claiming it relieves gas and bloating, aids digestion, and eases chronic constipation. Signed testimony from R. C. Miller says it helps him eat and sleep without discomfort.

MR. Miller R. C. Miller Smith Drug Co

Maine Station Community Notes Reflect Weekend Visits

Forty seven residents attended Sunday services and many families shared meals and visits at local homes including the Luse Easter and McDanel households. Several groups visited friends such as the McKern and Pfannabecker families, with others staying overnight at the Bogart and Wailes homes.

Unionville Pioneer W C Hudgens Dies After Illness

Mr W C Hudgens longtime Unionville resident dies Easter Sunday at 8 30 p m after a long several month illness. The veteran pioneer was widely known in the community and his passing marks the end of an era. Funeral arrangements are pending with local observers noting his contributions to the town and its development.

W. C. Hudgens Mussolini Alexander the Great Neste Zor Werma Mussoaiini

Obituary and community notes from Blakesburg area

The obituary for an 89 year old Blakesburg resident notes a pneumonia death after a five day illness. The piece lists surviving family, funeral details at the Baptist Church with Rev Walker, and Unionville cemetery interment. It also covers local visits, Easter events, a successful Baptist Ladies bazaar, church activities, neighbors’ comings and goings, a birthday party, and the region’s weather and farming outlook including heavy rain and oat crop concerns.

Hudgens Christian Church Baptist Church Walker Christian Church of Blakesburg Unionville Cemetery Joe Schoech Marion Irelan Drakesville Fred Felkner Centerville Joy Hunt W. C.sudgens Will Morrison J. Hy Plitt Olin’ Swaim H. M. Bowers Chicago Mis R. A. Sawyer Newton Kansas Vermilyes Col. Waughop Moravia Methodist Baptist B. ¥. P. U Epworth League Room M. E Claus Johnson Will Wood Jolly 7 Riders American Legion Winecup Lippert Vern Culter Barbara Ann Lyon Birs. A. L. Lyon M. J. Phillips Tona

Local residents stop by many homes this week

Mrs Logan Strunk visited the John Tadlock home Monday while Mr and Mrs August Koehler and Frederic called on James Wood. Mrs Walter Morrison stayed with Cloud Paris’s daughter as Paris improves. Several neighbors including the Hopkins and Miller families visited homes, with Easter party details and a funeral noted for W N Miller’s father.

Logan Strunk John Tadlock August Koehler Frederic James Wood Walter Morrison Cloud Paris

Quotes and commentary on culture politics and society

A wide collage quotes President Coolidge on scripture and culture amid notes on a thinness scam, air service bids, Greece pigs, Russian bribe cases, suffrage views, and Mussolini beard rhetoric. It weaves social critique with satirical asides and varied global references.

OH for 4 Thrill at The Union Office

A cautious cater at The Union office muses on future thrills for the youth. He imagines driving cars above 200 miles per hour, flying over the North Pole for observation, and risking bootleg liquor as tame amusements of future generations.

North Pole

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Hedge College Merle Dicks Mildred Maxine Scattersburg Curtis Carl Tomlin Weiner Eph Wilson Maine Lloyd Luse Jack Luse Fairview Frank Gladfelder Doris May McDanel A. W. Kincade Velma Boshak Gua Pfannabecker Dave Gladfelder Guy McKern Virginia Vera Easter Daphne McDanel Bert Luse Doyle Luse Cody Luse Quy Miller Harry Wailes Wanda Tracy Celia Broshar Daphne Lyndon McDanel Coy Luse Jesse Hiner Chris Bogart Unionville Mr. Grower Acme Miller Rosa Blumer Hay Caltrain Wilbur Midler Maud Coffin Walter Schultz Tama County Claudius McGrew Loren Alden Logan W.N. Miller David Caylor Floyd Wood Henry Herman Chevrolet Fisher Ducofiniah Pontiac Siz Oldsmobile Oakland Duco BUICK Lasalle General Motora Cadillac Duco Finish Fleetwood General Motors General Motora’ Proving Ground Detroit, Mich Carland Gex_cal Motors Wgsshar Che Arthur Brisbane Greece Coolidge Isaiah Job New York Coffin-Henderson Atock Colonel Broadcaster Marathon America Byron Miss Pankhurst Tl Fret
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