Hiattsville Community News Roundup of Easter Activities
Edith Purvis closed a subcoastal term at Coulson. The Denny school ended with dinner and program led by teacher Mrs. Holland of Centerville. Families and neighbors shared Sundays at parental homes and gathered for services at Wesley. Baptisms were administered to five girls and local residents attended various dinners and visits across Moravia Ottumwa and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Purvis
Coulson
Geo. Scott
Fairfield
Frank Turner
Denny School
Holland
Centerville
Ernest Johnson
Blakesburg
J. M. Tucker
Chester Sanders
Moravia
J. Fix
Wesley
Doyle McDanel
M. E. McDanes
J. A. Hiatt
Cynthia Hiatt
Meadows
Frank Chambers
H. W. Chambers
L. A
Pearl Hiatt Home and New Hope School Close Term
Miss Dorothy Hiatt formerly Miss Pearl Chambers closes a successful term at New Hope. A highlight was the balk game followed by a splendid dinner and a fine program by Miss Chambers praised by patrons and pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Hiatt
McGee
Dorothy Hiatt
Pearl Chambers
New Hope
Miss Chambers
Anlé
Local Notes From Maple Grove and Surroundings
Floyd Garner recovers after days of sore throat. Mr. Moore spent last week with his hospitalized wife in Iowa City. Mrs. J R Callen rode interurban to Centerville Saturday. Joe Tucker stayed at the Keith Rose home Saturday night. Fred Johnson of California visited his parents W A Johnson and family. After visiting sister, he planned to move to Washington DC for a job. Charley Garner family visited Steve Paris home. Lloyd and Kermit Rose visited Keith Rose. Mattie McCrory spent Sunday afternoon with Gpai Johnson. Charlie Johnson delivered oil locally last week. Several attended Mrs Swarm’s funeral Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs John Law visited Charley Law’s home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Garner
Mr. Moore
Iowa City
J. R. Callen
Centerville
Joe Tucker
Keith Rose
Fred Johnson
California
W. A. Johnson
Hazel Cropper
Parkesburg
Washington, D. C
Mra
Charley Garner
Steve Paris
Lloyd
Kermit Rose
Mattie McCrory
Gpai Johnson
Charlie Johnson
Swarm
John Law
Charley Law
Foster family notes in Foster area social roundup
George Darby and family shopped in Moravia on Saturday. Hugh Lewis family visited Eddie Johnson home Sunday. Curtis Goudy moved to E G Hawk property. M M Darby family shopped Albia Saturday. Zell Wilson aided John Johnson with wood last Saturday. Andy Hiatt bought hay from George Darby last week. Katrena Sytsma spent Sunday with Dorothy Darby. Alex Johnson family moved to Roy Manseer property in Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Darby
Aon
Donald
Moravia
Hugh Lewis
Ediie Johnson
Curtis Goudy
M. M. Darby
Albia
Zell Wilson
John Johnson
Andy Hiatt
Katrena Sytsma
Dorothy Darby
Alex Johnson
Roy Manseor
Foster
Sermon to Be Delivered Sunday by Rev H A Smith
Rev Cox filled his appointment here Sunday and Rev H A Smith of Moravia will deliver a sermon Sunday morning April 24. Sunday School at 10:00 and preaching at 11:00. Large crowd attended church and the Easter program in the evening. Roberta Humphrey and Verna Spencer are among community residents noted in weekend activities. The Ladies Aid meets with Mrs.
Local Visitors and Family Lend Week at Home
Will Estlock and Misa Mayme Callen spent the week at home. Dorothy and Donald Clark visited with grandparents Mr and Mia Clark. Joe Clark and Miss Blanche Shaw joined Sunday with Miss Verna Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Estlock
Misa Mayme Callen
Dorothy
Donald Clark
Mia
Joe Clark
Blanche Shaw
Verna Spencer
Franklin Township Picnic Attendance Noted
Franklin Township held a Saturday picnic with an afternoon program drawing thirty nine attendees who reported a good time. Sunday visitors included John Moffett and family and Mr and Mrs Pearl Runella of Ottumwa at the C H Runnels home. Casual calls occurred across Albia with multiple local families visiting relatives and reporting weekend activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point Sthop
John Moffett
Pearl Runnela
Ottumway
C. Hrunnels
Cecil McFatridge
Al‘bia
Avis MccFatridge
Hugh
Bill McFatridge
Jack
Argo
Roscoe Argo
Herman Sytama
Miller
Albia
Roy Rhinehart
Rhinehart
Mt Pleasant Socials and Visit Highlights
Mt Pleasant notes that Harald Clark returned home over the weekend. Sunday visitors at W A Brown included Robert Dale and family Charley Hacket and son Charles Foster and son Fran Nichola Ralph Strickler and Harold Clark. Harold Clark spent time with Adda Robinson before returning home. Gilbert Woodenck was home briefly last week. Hilton hosted a well attended program Sunday evening. Will Callen’s visitors included Lloyd Clara family Elbert Moore and daughter Jorvin Callen and Mayme Callen. Edith Powell spent Wednesday night with Marie Clark. Elsie Brown visited Osa Callen Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Brown
Robert Dale
Charley Hacket
Charles Foster
Fran Nichola
Ralph Strickler
Harold Clark
Adda Robinson
Misa Mayme Callen
Gilbert
Woodenck
Hilton
Will Callen
Lloyd Clara
Elbert Moore
Jorvin Callen
Mayme Callen
Edith Powell
Marie Clark
Elsie Brown
Osa Callen
Notice of Administrator Appointment in Graham Estate
In Appancose County Iowa the District Court notes the appointment of J W Graham as Administrator of the estate of H M Graham deceased. All debts due to the estate must be paid and all claims presented as required by law for allowance and payment. Dated April 19 1927. Miller Everett attorneys represent the estate. Spring fever is prevalent in Moravia with no fatalities reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
State of
Iowa
Appancose County
H. M. Graham
J. W. Graham
Miller & Everett, Attys, Att
Moravia
Whai's Wrong With Iowa
An Iowa Unionist argues that the state relies on products from many other states and questions why Iowa's economy lags despite being surrounded by goods from New England and the Midwest. The piece laments high taxes, mortgages, and costly goods while stressing reliance on external manufacturing and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Connecticut
Chicago
Ohio
Massachusetts
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
New Hampshire
Grand Rapids
Minneapolis
Vermont
Kansas City
St. Louis
California
Rhode Island
Colorado
Philadelphia
Detroit
Texas
Iowa
New England
New Jersey
National Egg Week Proclaimed Plans Set In Iowa
Iowa producers dealers and officials met at the Department of Agriculture to map Iowa participation in National Egg Week May 17. They urged Governor Hammill to issue a proclamation and pressed for passage of an egg grading bill to boost sales. Eggs are described as vitamins and minerals essential for growth and as Sunshine in Sealed Packages, meriting higher consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa Department of Agriculture
John Hammill
Newspaper Mirror Reflects Public Face Says Journalism Teacher
A journalism professor argues daily papers are better now than in the last four decades because the public improved. He recalls strong editors from Greeley to Putnam and notes farmers now rely on themselves or hire help, but asserts papers lack those strong personalities of the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Dana
Medill
Watterson
Joseph Putlitner
Uncle Sam May Recall Marines From Shanghai War
A fragment suggests U S action abroad and questions the fate of an old fashioned girl who enjoyed hunting eggs on the farm each afternoon, reflecting era voice and rural nostalgia amid international tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Shanghi
Old New York
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Turner & Son
D. K. Orelup
Farmers’ & Merchants Savings Bank
West End
Stark & Hiatt
N. R. Ward
Paul Broshar
Gardner's Produce House
Morrin
Hiattsville
Letha McDowell
Margaret
Rudge Hiatt
Ralph Hiatt
Bert Meadows
Opal Callen
C. J. Fix
Ernest Purvis
George Jones
Purvis
Mr. Jones
C. A. Coffin
Lovell
Iowa Albia
A. G. Broshar
Goodyears
Goodyear
Oehler Bros
Maple Grove
Franklin Township
MT. Pleasant
Harald Clark
Troy
Atere
Bill Folds
F. A. Reich Lbr. Company
Ford Motor Co
Ford Company
Waurhop
Motor CompAny
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