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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1927

Page

2

Old Settlers Reunion and Community Gatherings

The article reports the Old Settlers Reunion planned for August 24 and 25 with an Old Time Parade and chicken dinner by local M E ladies. It mentions numerous local residents attending events, visits to Centerville Ottumwa Moravia and Des Moines, and social activities at Baptist and O BE chapter meetings plus a large Moravia chapter attendance.

Ladies of the Baptist Ald W. C. Miller Creta Wilcox Hannehan Centerville Charley Dommer H.R. Hicks Vern Davis James Davia Mike Dommer Minnie Colorado Springs O. BE Moravia Loyd Ransom Gael Broshar Ag C. B.S Beatrice Bowers Fred Price Chicago Aviation Texas Florence Wilson Ottumwa L. J. Bishop Audra Moore P. E. More Ottumwa Hospital Mary Vaught Martha Crow Lindy Hileman Mildred Stanley G. V. McCurdy Murdo S. D J. A. Doty Keesey W. Kraffal Hazel Quinn HL. Dukes Claude Underwood Centerville Park M. R. Sawyera M. J. Phillips Roy Creech Mammie Ogden Earl Betty Gene Ogden Farson Iowa P. H. Wood Stella Koons Arch’ Kigimel Moulton Kimmel Kate Wilson Glen Turner Fairfield Lyon Ray. Osborn Bloomfield Baptist Church Gal M. E Mattie Harris Elsie Albia Kermit Crawley Oakalooss

Hilton Ladies Aid Revival Opens As Community Gathers

The Hilton church revival continues with Rev. Cox and Smith leading services while tent meetings draw locals. Dorothy Ellison recovers from surgery and many residents visit relatives or attend gatherings in Avery Des Moines Ottumwa and New Sharon as summer visitors arrive.

Keith Clark Masely Des Moines Ott Albia Eay Shaw Henry Foster Claude Wren Dorothy Marie Ellison Cox and Smith Mr. McClure Hilton Church Harold Clark New Sharon

Local Social Roundup from Centerville and Nearby

Maple Grove residents shop in Centerville while neighbors visit relatives and attend picnics. The group includes Mr and Mrs H E Glick visiting Troy Glick. Mr and Mrs J L Dodd returning from a two week auto trip in Nebraska and Colorado. Opal Johnson visiting Margery Scott. Eddie Callen at a Standard Bearer picnic. and Keith Rose aided by Willie Rose and Lloyd during harvest.

H. E. Glick Centerville Harry Pabst Emmett Scott Opal Johnson Margery Scott Willie Rose Lloyd Keith Rose Ira Callen J. R. Callen Tom McCrory J. L. Dodd Eddie Callen Centerville Park Ernest Hiatt Joe Tucker Troy Glick Dorothy Arlene Nebraska Colorado A. E. Shull Grant Tadlock

Glicks travel to Rockford and local visits noted

Dwight and Delmar Glick left Wednesday for Rockford. Eph Wilson and family and Mrs. Victor Dyphon and Cheree visited Zell Wilson. Gus Luse and family visited Willie McDanet. John Johnson and family spent Sunday at Bill Wilson's. Cheree Dyphon and Trenton Wilson visit Zell Wilson. Mrs. Dyphon visited Cap Temple's. Mrs. Geo Luse and Gerald spent Monday with John Johnson. O G Davis left for Monmouth to attend township trustees picnic with Irwin Smith. Mrs. Lester Tull and daughter from Exline stayed at Em Pelkington’s home last week. Milo Selby and Verlin visited Ollie Enix Monday.

Eph Wilson Victor Dyphon Cheree Zell Wilson Gus Luse Willie McDanet John Johnson Bill Wilson Cheree Dyphon Trenton Wilson Cap Temple Geo. Luse Gerald G. Davis Monmouth Ill Town Ilinois Irwin Smith Urbana Township Lester Tull Exline Em” Pelkington Milo Selby Verlin Ollie Enix

Local families share Sunday gatherings and visits

Blue Front Mr and Mrs Lee Tadlock and Lorene spent Sunday at Floyd Wood home. A E Shell and John Tadlock with families visited Grant Tadlock home for dinner. Chas Foater house welcomed Glick family Hellyer and Velda Pence. Velda Fence joined Charley Hough and family at Jit Easter's. Von Long family visited Casa Hamilton's. Jeff Patrier and daughter spent Saturday at Hen Tones. Elbert Moore helped his father harvest. Van Long, Casa Hamilton and Grant Tadlock delivered hogs in town Tuesday.

Lee Tadlock Lorene Floyd Wood A. E. Shell John Tadlock Grant Tadlock Chas. Foater Forrest Glick Charles Hellyer Velda Pence Ruth Hough Charley Hough Velda Fence von Long Casa Hamilton Hilton Jeff Patrier Hen ‘Tones Elbert Moore van Long Caas Hamilton

Warm Weather Prescription for Health and Cheer

A prominent physician extols hot weather as beneficial, noting it opens pores loosens conversation and relieves grouch. It boosts sociability, enhances activity, and prompts increased drinking and bathing. The piece treats heat as practical therapy with no theory, just everyday relief through perspiration and chatter.

Stranger

Unclear historical remark about ambition and 1927 days

The excerpt muses on ambition and potential reforms, joking about lawyers writing unwritten laws and praising Daniel as uniquely unspoiled by limits. it hints at optimism for the best days of 1927 yet to come.

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UNION Old Settlers Reunion Agron Campbell Misa Merle Weatherly Chautangus BH. M. Strunk Logan Strunk Linder Paris Rey Coltrain Lee Tadluck Parcehtal David Caylor Mew. R Coltrain Gladys Rey Colerain Grandma Weatherly J. M. Westherly Wilbur Miller Ladies Aid Mra. Kingery Roberta Humphrey Golda Cline Will Estlock Claude Callen Endu Earl Spencer Smith Owen Elmer Martha June Avery Mr. Smith Preston Hunt St. Louis John Gibgon Maple Grove Dwight Delmar Glick Rockford Hedge College Prownie Sousa John Philip Sousa State Fair Board Daniel Albia, Iowa Chevrolet Whey General Motors Fisher Main Chevrolet CO Cos
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