Moravia Area Social Notes and Local Moves
Sunday visitors and callers fill Moravia and nearby towns as residents travel to Des Moines Albia and Ottumwa. Local moves include Jack Clark relocating his barber shop under the Moravia Hotel and Anita Keemer visiting Town and Wesleyan College. A Mayo Hospital update notes Rev Perdew’s serious condition in Rochester. Josephine Linn receives a salary increase after unanimous re election in New Providence Consolidated schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Clark
Moravia Hotel
Josephine Linn
New Providence
Iowa
Moravia area social and death notices highlight weekend visits
Visitors from Albia Moravia and Unionville appear across the Moravia scene. Mr. and Mrs. Von Tracey and Billy joined relatives in Albix Sunday while Mr. and Mrs. Castle of Albia visited Moravia Tuesday. John Reynolds of Albia spent Sunday with daughter Mrs. Allen Mason in Moravia as F. H. Buckmaster ships cattle from Moravia and plans more from Melrose Albia and Seymour. Mrs. Lee Hiatt hosted the E. T. C. Club at Grace Veach’s home with needlework and refreshments. Argo of Teorum and Jane Brown of Centerville left for Guthrie Oklahoma to aid brother Geo. Haver facing illness. Relatives learned Frank Sharp of Iowa City, formerly Moravia, suffered a severe paralytic stroke. Out-of-town attendees for the Q. B. E. S. school included Helen Welch Miss Stokes from Hiteman and several Unionville residents. Moravia lodges hosted visiting Masons, with refreshments and a social hour after third-degree work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Argo
Teonium
Jane Brown
Centerville
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Geo. Haver
Haver
Arbor Day Plan Promotes Tree Planting Across Iowa
Governor Hammills designates Friday April 20 as Arbor Day and urges citizens to plant at least one tree. American Forest week runs April 24 to 30. The Iowa Horticul tural Society chose Plant a Tree as the slogan. Trees will boost woodlots windbreaks landscapes and property value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hammills
United States
Low Horticultural Society
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Hazel College and community ties noted in weekend visits
Mr. and Mrs. Bard Brain ended at Herman Johnson home Monday evening. Miss Merle Weatherly closed a successful term of school Friday. A basket dinner and program were enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Sincox and son. Crarg visited C. A. Jones house. Families gathered at Herman Johnson and Grant Sincox homes, including Lewis, Edd Johnson, Caster, Winfield, Davis, and Opal Johnson. Several groups visited George Darby and Katring Sytswa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bard Brain
Herman Johnson
Merle Weatherly
Erwin Sincox
Crarg
C. A. Jones
Hugh Lewis
Edd Johnson
E. C. Caster
C. A. Johnson
John Winfield
Harold Davis
Donald
Grant Sincox
George Darby
Opal Johnson
Katring Sytswa
James VanDorin
Willie VanDorin
Discovery of New Rubaiyat Manuscript Reported
A Sind correspondent notes a manuscript fragment found during foundation excavations at Schwan in the Larkhana district of Sind. The ruins yielded unknown Rubaiyat verses attributed to Omar Khayyam with translations already made. The finder, citing Fitzgerald, predicts rare lines may astonish scholars worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omar Whiayyaima
Tits Rubatrat
Astronomer Poor
Persia
Paily Gazette
Sind
Schwan
Larkhana
Sint
Ohnar Kityyam
Bombay
Brain signals photographed by adapted radio system
European scientists adapt radio gear to photograph nerve impulses in a frog brain. An amplifier magnifies messages sent by nerves and traces resemble data marks on a plate. The device may reveal how brain responds to stimuli and could test nerve activity in humans.
Fire at two fashionable houses sparks gossip at gala
Wright recalls a fire at two stylish homes during a ballroom event. A veteran editor scolds him for missing a supposed scandal, joking the guests fled in evening gowns. Wright clarifies the guests wore evening gowns, not other attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Bin
Hiwk-Wredely
Bill
Community Notes From Mt Pleasant
Mr and Mrs Harold Clark returned home after the weekend visit. Ruth Hough spent Tuesday night with Elio Brown. Earl Woodcock family visited Callen and Woodcock homes Saturday and Sunday. Harold Clark moved to New Sharon this week. Arthur Gillaspie visited W A Brown family Sunday. Audrey Callen accompanied by Earl Wandener spent a few days home. Ladies Aid met with Mrs W A Brown Tuesday. Dorothy and Donald Clark visiting J A Clark. Homer Brown hosted Sunday visitors Van Lemaster Zelda and Harald Brown. Sylvia Callen completed a successful term at Fairview School last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Clark
Harald Clark
Ruth Hough
Elio Brown
Earl Woodcock
Callen
Woodcock
New Sharon
Arthur Gillaspie
W. A. Brown
Audrey Callen
Earl Wandener
Ladies Aid
Dorothy
Donald Clark
J. A. Clark
Homer Brown
van Lemaster
Zelda
Harald Brown
Sylvia Callen
Fair ‘View Schoal
Wanting Results Impels Prohibition Enforcement Duty
The statement argues that enforcers of prohibition must be aligned with lawfulness and possess strong conviction. Perfunctory duty yields poor results, while decisive commitment drives effective enforcement and tangible outcomes.
Young Spring Love Affairs Bust Out With Sun
The verse notes young love affairs springing up as the season warms, likening them to bluegrass and dandelions in a lighthearted, natural ripening of affection.
Classified ad listings offer farm loans and assorted goods
Farm loans offered by Chet Broshar with best terms available. Baby chicks and hatching services listed by Wm Gardner with weekly setting Mondays. For sale items include Hereford bulls Emerson corn planter and bean attachment, kitchen cupboard, Shropshire sheep, White Leghorn setting edges, sewing machine repair services by James L. Gray, Edison records, seed potatoes, baled timothy day, a 7 room modern house near Albia, and brown Leghorn eggs for setting at $3 per hundred. Contact names include Theo Miller, Vi Hiatt, J. H. Plc, Mrs. Ed Geh der, James T. VanDorin, Roy Scott, J. W. Hurst, Mrs. Frank Brand.
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. C. Waughgp
Des Moines
Mrs
A. B. Jordan
Albia
Frank Gates
Unionville
Morayin
Jack Thomas
Mr. Pleasant
W. F. Horne
Mise Ruth Crawley
Moravia
John Vandrante
Mae Evans
Mt. Pleasant
B. F. Halden
Athia
W. C. Hancock
Ottumwa
J. W. Halden
C. T. Slavin
Coatsville, Mo
Fred Dotson
Woneth and
Dayton
Mary Firkins
Anita Keemer
Wesleyan College
W. F. Horner
Clare Broshar
Waterloo, Inne
Patricia Atin
J. B. Sneed
Alehia
J. B
M. E
Rev. Perdew
Rochester
Mira
Mayo Hospital
McFatridge & Coulson Fire Insurance
Ind Eae Etre Loans
Notary Public
Pohr
Betsy
Omar
Sargents
Victor
Alexander’s Grocery and Produce
von Tracey
Billy
Albix
Mrs. T. RB. Castle of
John Reynolds
Allen Mason
F. H. Buckmaster
Melrose
Rom Albia
Seymour
Lee Hiatt
E. T. C. Club
Grace Veach
Frank Sharp
Iowa City
Mr. Sharp
Q. BE. S. School of Instruction
Helen Welch
Misa Stokes
Hiteman
A. S. Dukes
Harry Dukes
Mesdames Allender
Plitt
Claude Underwood
Bowers
Alba
Unionville Lodge
MOM Hazel College
Ford
Curtis Burton
Service Department
Waughop Motor CompAny
Ames
Chet Broshar
Gardner
Emerson
J. H. PLC
Towa
Shropshire
Theo Miller
James L. Gray
Maple St
Ed. F. Gehder
James T. VanDorin
Atpd
Timothy Day
Roy Scott
Xood
J. W. Hurst
Frank Brand
Chet Broshar General Insurance
Greenebaum
N. R. Ward
H. M Graham
Will Sharp
C. C. Waughop
W. A. Brooks
Erville
CEN
F. A. Reich Lbr. Co
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