Local residents make various Monday visits and meetings
Mrs. Fred Tarr of Albia visited Moravia briefly Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. John Veach were business visitors in Centerville. Charles Fix and Claude Humphrey of Mt Pleasant were weekend visitors with local relatives. C. C. Waughop went to Des Moines on business seeking four more Ford cars. Miss Janet Wilson of Centerville visited J. W. Halden in Moravia Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. E Carter and Mrs. Mary Hoskinson were Centerville travelers on business Monday. Mr. and Mrs. M P Main dined with Miss Beaulah Griffin at Hotel Moravia Sunday. Cecil Cullers of Mt. Pleasant visited his parents. Mrs. J F Albert, Appanoose County Legion Auxiliary chair, attended a district meeting in Clarinda early this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Veach
Centerville
Charles Fix
Claude Humphrey
Mt. Plescant
C. C. Waughop
Des Moines
Janet Wilson
J. W. Halden
Moravia
Carter
Mary Hoskinson
M. P. Main
Beaulah Griffin
Hotel Moravia
Cecil Cullers
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
C. C. Cullers
J. F. Albert
Appanoose County Legion Auxiliary
Clarinda
Local Social News From Moravia Area
Wm Wistt of Seymour visited Moravia on Tuesday. Dean McCrory of Mystic was a weekend guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W E McCrory. Mr and Mrs C Smith and daughter with Mr and Mrs Lester Smith visited Centerville Monday. Mr and Mrs D J Weatherly welcomed a baby daughter Wanda Lou born at St Joseph hospital in Centerville Sunday April 21. Mr and Mrs Orpha Kaster and daughter Betty Jean and Mr and Mrs John Whicker moving to Nevada Town this week to work in poultry. Miss Mary Firkins finished course at Ottumwa Business College and passed Civil Service exams, now at home with her parents. Real estate includes Mrs Martha V Hiatt property in Moravia sold to T Q Tadlock and W E Donovan trading 46 acres east of town to L C Main for Dakota land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Wistt
Seymour
Moravia
Dean McCrory
Mystic
W. E. McCrory
C. Smith
Lester Smith
Centerville
D. J. Weatherly
Wanda Lou
St. Joseph Hospital
Orpha Kaster
Betty Jean
John Whicker
Nevada
Kaster
Whicker
Mary Firkins
Business
Ottumwa
W. G. Firkins
Moravis
Martha V. Hiatt
T. Q. Tadlock
W. E. Donovan
L. C. Main
Dakota
Local Happenings Reveal Social Visits and School News
Mrs J M Tucker visited Blakenburg for granddaughter Charline Johnson illness. J T Hiatt shows a new Dodge. Mrs Barret of Des Moines visited Coffin family. Ernest Hiatt assists Coffin in store. Fix and Fix family dined at Callen home. J F Chambers visited Thompson home. E C Tucker helped Hiatt shingle. Coffin returned from Des Moines. Orpha McDanel home after Enon term. Coulson school ended with dinner program. Mina Edna Callen taught. Neff and Coffin families shared Sunday at Hiatt home. Edna Tate finished Denney term. strong attendance. Mica Bernice Scott closed New Hope term. feast and program. Rev J Coffin blessed dinner. Cullen program by pupils. Scott praised for teaching. bound for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Tucker
Ernest Johnson
Blakenburg
Charline Johnson
J. T. Hiatt
Barret
Des Moines
J. S. Coffin
Theo Thompson
J. F. Chambers
Ernest Hiatt
Fix
C. S. Callen
E. C. Tucker
L. R. Hiatt
C. A. Coffin
Orpha McDanel
Enon
Coulson
Mina Edna Callen
J.C. Neff
L. A
Miss Tate
Mica Bernice Scott
New Hope
Coffin
Misa Scott
Albia visitor attends Ottumwa banquet with Moravia and Centerville pairs
G. T. Harn of Albia toured Moravia on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Dorin Wailes and their daughter of Centerville, and Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Whicker and daughter of Moravia, attended a banquet in Ottumwa Wednesday evening of last week hosted by the Mid-Continent Petroleum Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Harn
Albia
Moravia
Dorin Wailes
Centerville
O. O. Whicker
Ottumwa
Mid-Continent Petroleum Company
Obituary of William R Chadwick life of Milledgeville resident
William R Chadwick born May 3 1858 died April 15 1929 at age 70 years 12 months 12 days married Dec 12 1881 to Misa Millie Jane Houk six children Fay and Floe eldest two predeceased him survived by wife Fern Cross Fairy Tarbell Elsa Skinner J Riley Chadwick and three brothers Adam Frank J Nelson two sisters Rose Dimmit Mary Parrott nine grandchildren Geneve Crosby Geraldean Fairie Veon James Crosby Hollis Tarbell Raymond Emery Gene and Wayne Chadwick one granddaughter Gene Crosby predeceased him Funeral services were held at his home April 17 at 11 o clock Geo Swan preaching Interment Milledgeville cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rile Chadwick
Elijah
Martha Chadwick
Misa
Millie Jane Houk
Fay
Floe
Fern Crossby
St. Paul Minn
Fairy Tarbell
Milledgeville
Elsa. Skinner
Cedar Rapids
J. Riley
Des Moines
Adam
Frank
J. Nelson
Rose Dimmit
Mary Parrott
Geraldean
Fairie
Veon
James Crosby
Hollis Tarbell
Raymond
Emery Skinner
Gene
Wayne Chadwick
Geneve Crosby
Geo Swan
Adlerika Relief Ad Promotes Digestive Cleanse
An old advertisement testimonial claims Adlerika relieves gas and sour stomach instantly after twenty years of soda use. It asserts the product acts on both upper and lower bowels, removing waste matter for a real stomach and bowel cleaning and improved well being. Smith Drug Company promotion notes constipation relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Hardy
Adlerika
Smith Drug Company
Miss Mary Keemer Weekend Visitor at Nevada Iowa
Miss Mary Keemer spent a weekend in Nevada Iowa visiting friends. She was accompanied by several companions and enjoyed local sights and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Keemer
Nevada
Iowa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fred Tarr
Overland
Willys-Knight
Overland-Knight Centerville Company, Incorporated
Chet Broshar General Insurance
Greenebaum
Jows
Hiattsville
FREM
Chet Broshur
Fred Tillment
Forrest Main
S. C. White Leghorn
Earl Brain
H. J
Clarence Dowd
Poland
China
Farrow
Jung
Emil Halden
Ft. Deering Binder
John Thomas
Hiattaville
Saleone
John DB. Veack
Dr. T. Biddison
Square Centerville
West End
Stark & Hiatt
Turner & &Son
Eee
Eva Ety
AAA Service
Oehler Bros
Gardener Hatchery
B.D. Lawrerde Wnd
Atha
Waughop Motor Co
Ada Rene Nate
Lesbermend
Wird
Rabe
Dar Nowe
Aloe Abe
Ireatmest Ores
Moravia Ball Park
Ottumwa Hawks
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