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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1932
Page
1
County Music Festival Highlights Local High School Talent
Musicians from Moravia area high schools travel to Centerville on Friday for the annual County Music Festival. The event unites orchestras and glee clubs from Appatioose schools with special features by each, plus combined group performances. Moravia representatives are expected to perform well and reflect credit on their school and community. A School and Home Night concert by the Moravia band is also urged for May 3 at the schoolhouse, seeking community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoe
Centerville
Appatioose
Moravia
Moravia Aims to Shine in Spring Cleaning Townwide
The article urges Moravia households to perform spring cleaning with housewives leading inside while men fix up exteriors. It stresses duties and pleasures of cleaning, hoping Moravia becomes one of the cleanest towns in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Towa
Local social notes from Ottumwa and nearby towns
Mark Capps visited his aunt in Ottumwa Friday night. Cary McCoy and family were business callers in Ottumwa. Mrs Ida Anderson of Chariton returned home after a visit with the W. F. Boardman family. Edward Robinson and family visited Albia on Saturday. Mrs Ona Boardman was a business caller in Moravia Friday. Lois Lillard and daughter spent the weekend with her parents. Claude Hatfield of LeRoy was in Moravia Saturday. Herman Johnson and family were business callers in Albia recently. Mra Mauree Lilley and Mr and Mrs L J Smith were visitors in Moravia Saturday. Win Giltner and son were guests at the M. E. Boardman home. O B Miller was in Moravia Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Capps
Harold Leach
Ottumwa
Cary McCoy
Max
Ida Anderson
Chariton
W. F. Boardman
Edward Robinson
Albia
Ona Boardman
Moravia
Mra
Lois Lillard
Myra
BH. Hatfield
LeRoy
Town
G. L. Cloyed
Herman Johnson
Claude Hatfield
Iowa
Mauree Lilare
L J. Smith
Win. Giltner and Son
M. E. Boardman
Miller
Tunslay
Rural Iowa Notes Include Visit Rotations and Absences
Miss Flo Moore of Ottumwa spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Jim Moore. Leslie Piant helped George Jones last week with farm work. Lazelle Williams was absent from school due to illness. Mr and Mrs John VanZante and family spent Sunday with Ben Jones. Van Longs were Centerville callers Saturday. Marve Lockman’s visited Sunday evening at John VanZante’s. John Callen was a Moravia caller Saturday. Lee Hiatt and family spent Sunday at the Rollie Carter home. Harley Tisue was a caller at Case Hamilton’s Thursday. Ruth Hough spent the weekend with home folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flo Moore
Ottumwa
Jim Moore
Leslie Piant
George Jones
Lazelle Williams
John VanZante
Ben Jones
van Long
Centerville Calllers
Marve Lockman
John Callen
Lee Hiatt
Rollie Carter
Harley Tisue
Case Hamilton
Ruth Hough
Local Families Share Weekend Visits in Centerville
Mr and Mrs Theo Miller and family visited Alf red Coulson Sunday. Callen hosted Enid Luse in Centerville Thursday for Junior College play. Harald Hudgens family hosted visitors Sunday. J R Callen and daughters visited Centerville Saturday afternoon. Ralph Mertele and granddaughter Donna visited at Forest Mertele home Friday. Theo Miller and others called on Frank Chambers Sunday evening. Tona Luge and Reba Callen returned to Centerville after weekend at home. Vane Cline and Edward Drew arrived from Pontiac Michigan visiting Jim Cline. Alva Riggle and Dorothy and Lester visited Clyde Jacobs family near Centerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo Miller
Francis
Mra
Alfred Coulson
Hisse Callen
Enid Luse
Centerville
Ernest Histt
Vir Rinig
Harald Hudgens
J. R. Callen
Ralph Mertele
Donna
Forest Mertele
jEghhta
Frank Chambers
Tona Luge
Reba Callen
Vane Cline
Edward Drew
Pontiac
Michigan
Jim Cline
Alva Riggle
Dorthy
Lester
Clyde Jacobs
Centersville
Local notices and 1934 partisan county filings in Appanoose
Centerville residents stage social notes and family visits while a long list of Republicans announce candidacies for Appanoose county offices and district posts. Names include Gry Ballew Haught Bovard Greenleaf Wood MacClaskey Whicker Hengon Bruckshaw Rinker Douglas Sherrard and others. Annual primary set for June 6 with several offices sought from clerk to sheriff and board members. County names Appanoose and Davis referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appanoose
Davis
Howard Ballew
Moravia Union
Repubican
Appanoose-Davis
Purley Rinker
Appanoose County
James Douglas
Wales
Appanoose County Candidates Announce Primary Candidacies
Democrats in Appanoose district announce hopefuls for state senate sheriff and county attorney. John K ValentineRoscoe WalesHugh G Guernsey each seek party support in the June 6 1932 primary elections.
Appanoose County Board and Auditor Candidacy Announced
Republican candidates announce for 1934 and 1938 terms in Appanoose county. PF. E. Adamson seeks Board of Supervisors 1934 term. Homer Corder JT and Hobart E. Norris aim for Auditor and Board seat respectively. Jesse A. Swan confirms 1938 Board bid. Primary elections set in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoard
Board of Supervisors
Appanoose County
Supervigora
Appandose County
Moravia Union
Board of Supervisors of
PF. E. Adamson
Homer
Corder
Maravin Union
Boar of Supervisors
Appahoose County
Jesse A. Swan
Pleasant Hill Rural School Year Ends With Promotions
Pleasant Hill reports last six weeks exams with promotions to higher grades for primary and middle students. The district celebrates perfect attendance and awards at a April 20 picnic. Iconium closes April 15 with 31 students, perfect attendance lists, and a strong spelling record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural School News
Pleasant Hill
Mayme Callen
Geraldine Davis
Dale Fenton
Donald Priebe
Kenneth King
Raymond Skinner
Valetta Tarbell
Jimmy McAninch
Florence King
Arlene Fenton
Rex Dicks
Ivyl Tarbell
Ethel King
Orville King
James L. Murphy
Hollis Tarbell
Marie Dicks
Evelyn Dicks
Veon
Veletta
Theda Tarbell
Miss Theda
My Kitty
Veletta Tarbell
School
Sally
Delbert Tarbell
Polly Flinders
Mildred Moore
Gretchen Moore
Daddy
Donald Pride
the Squirrel
Geraldine Davia
Pleasant Hill Play Excuse Me Draws Full House
Mrs Avis McFatridge and Mrs Dora Hellyer hosted a community report on a Tuesday gathering. A weather-threatened Wednesday performance of the home talent play Excuse Me drew a full crowd amid a busy district social scene with prizes, souvenirs, and a banner turnout at Pleasant Hill school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avis McFatridge
Dora Hellyer
Hill School
West Point Community Notes on Sequences of Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Brown and children spent Sunday at Tom Brown's. Lois Davis visited her aunt Anna Potts. Mrs. Ruff Kaster stayed at the farm Friday through Sunday. Roy Argo spent Sunday night at Pearl Kelsey. Miss Leona Kaster worked in Moravia. Tom Brown delivered oats to Charley Foster. Pearl and Mr. Kelsey visited Will Kelsey Thursday. Herman Systma and family in Albia area Sunday. Lloyd Crown and Gaylor Main at Casy Hamilton home Monday. Rollie Brown called Moravia Saturday. Herman Systine family visited Ruff Kaster Friday. Zelda Kaster closed West Point School Friday with a basket dinner and program. All reported a good time and plenty to eat. Lloyd Brown and family with Birdie Main and family Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Woodcock
Will Callen
Orin Callen
Cecil Hartsook
Callen
Pleasant Hill School
Floyd Martin
Bertha McCloud
Plano
Martin
Jay Argo
John McAntrich
Pearl Runnells
Ottumwa
Will Kelsey
Bert Adama
Sarah Hiner
Priebe
Des Moines
Louie
Marie
Evelyn Dicks
Hosstie Beaty
Lucille
Donald Priebe
Merle Dicks
Roy Purvis
Song
Harry Brown
Capt Dicks
Centerville
Bert Sheldon
St. Joseph’s
Rollie Brown
Tom Brown
Miles Lois Davis
Anna Potts
Ruff Kaster
Roy Argo
Pearl Kelsey
Leona Kaster
Moravia
Charley Foster
Herman Systma
Albia
Lloyd Crown
Gaylor Main
Collara
Casy Hamilton
Herman Systine
Zelda Kaster
Bladder Health Patent Medicine Ad
An old ad promotes a “Bladder Physic” medicine claimed to cleanse the bladder and bowels, remove impurities and acids, and ease nightly urination, frequent urges, and backache. It offers a six‑tablet box BU‑KETS, with a money‑back guarantee after four days if not relieved, sold by Smith & Veach Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith & Veach
Valley Social Ties and Local Events Across Foster
Des Moines resident William Hoadley and Mrs. Sarah Hoadley visited Zell Wilson. Andy Madison returned to Waukee after a weekend with family. Forrest Sutliff called on Roy Dar. Donald Darby stayed with Russell Darby. Elmora School closed with a basket dinner led by Mrs. Lulu Tillmont. Miss Jennie Robinson visited her sister and brother. Bess Nefford seeks sheriff of Wapello. former Foster resident. Harry Winfield’s death mourned by Foster and Valley residents. Dorothea Darby stayed with cousin Mrs. Forreat Dain. Valley residents shopped in Albia for Coronado Electric Refrigerator and Gamble Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hoadley
Des Moines
Sarah Hoadley
Henry Syatma
Zell Wilson
Andy Madison
Waukee
Forrest Sutliff
Roy Darby
Donald Darby
Russell Darby
Elmora
Lulu Tillmont
Henry Systma
Andy Madson
Jennie Robinson
John Robinson
Foster
Bess
Nefford
Wapello
Harry Winfield
Winfield
Dorothea Darby
Also Mentioned on This Page
Filoravia Bunion
Appanooss County
Congress
H. KE. and
W. T. Smith
Brompton
Coulson
Cyril McDanel
Mabel
Darlene Gladfelder
Willie McDanel
Daphne
Robert Luse
Daphne McDanel
Gladys Townsend
Mary Hoskingen
Stells Carter
Hazel Boyer
Vern Kaster
Vesta Ochler
Alva Walden
Eugene Main
Paul Boyer
Robert Luge
Jack Luse
Coy Ind
Joe Gry
Far County
G. W. B. Haught
Davis Counties
Bovard
Harry
Greenleaf
Board of Supervisore
Lewis Wood
Frank MacClaskey
Kenneth Gladfelder
Velma
Whicker
Clyde Glad
Anfelder'a
Repub
Ted Broshar
Recorder of Ap
Pancore
Kenneth
Clyde Gladfelder
Vetera
Willie
Alva Ratliff
Rymay McDanel
Appenocse County
District Court
Edmund Hengon
Dick) Bruckshaw
Jessa A. Hoover
James T. Sherrard
Democrat
John K. Valentine
Hugh G. Guernsey
Elgin
Hamilton
Illinois
Waltham
Hampden
South Bend
Columbus
Hobart E. Norris
Iconium Vu
Herbert Gilliland
Iconium
Sylvia Argo
Smalter
Harry Scott
Wanda Lowe
Hazel Rinehart
Birdie Main
Pearl Free
Sybil Argo
Fern Derby
Ben Argo
H. R. Gilliland
Dolores Argo
Virginia Argo
Jeseadine Lawa
Lois Argo
Marie Derby
Lea Derby
Dwight McCord
Mildred Derby
Grace Argo
Robert Scott
Gaylord Main
Crystal Callen
Rosalie Beaty
Dwight Main
Aaron Scott
Jessadine Laws
Emily Mree
Mary Argo
Emily Free
Iconium School
Swaint’s Furniture Stow
Thomas Trimble
Sophia Stanfield
Albis
Bert Vosburg
Oskaloosa
Vosburg
Haver Free
Emily
John McAninch
Howard Teater
Center
Farm Bureau
West Point
Goodyear Speedway
Oehler Bros
Goodyear
Bat
Kinser Valley
Coronado Electric
Gamble Stores
Censterville
Frank Swaim Moravia
Scholl Manufacturing Co
Tilton's Shoe Store
Purina
W. C. Bivin
WM. Gardner
Loyd Carter
Hiattaville
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