When Some Men Think They Are Only Killing Time
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1927
Page
4
Pleasant Hill Social Calls and Visits Noted
Tom Massman and son were callers at Clare Massman s Thursday. Mr and Mrs Elbert Moore and daughter spent Thursday at Jim Moore home. Mildred Argo and daughter visited Mrs Leo Beaty. Mrs L H Clark and children called at Elbert Moore s. Delmar Massman of Des Moines stayed with his mother Clara Massman. Donnie Fenton and family visited Gina Fenton s. Mildred Argo Evelyn and Rex Thicks called at Cap Dicks home. Verna McAninch helped Leo Beaty cook for harvest hands. Sunday visitors at Elbert Moore s included Jim Moore and Will Free. Clara Massman and Hazel Mansman children spent Wednesday evening at Tom Magsman s. Clyde Beaty stayed with Vernon Fenton Saturday night. John McAninch and My along with Mrs Leo Beaty and son were Moravia callers Wednesday evening. Deliah Fenton called on Fearn Penfield Thursday. Dorothy Fenton spent the weekend with home folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Massman
Clare Massman
Elbert Moore
Jim Moore
Mildred Argo
Leo Beaty
L. H. Clark
Delmar Massman
Des Moines
Clara Massman
Donnie Fenton
Gina Fenton
Evelyn
Rex Thicks
Cap Dicks
Verna McAninch
Will Free
Hazel Mansman
Tom Magsman
Clyde Beaty
Vernon Fenton
John McAninch
Leo Beaty and Son
Deliah Fenton
Fearn Penfield
Dorothy Fenton
Community Notices From Moravia Area Weekend Activities
Mrs. Sarah Hoadley and John Robinson visited sister Mrs. Gen. R. Darby. Curtis Goudy and family shopped in Moravia. Vernon Foster and Violet Heter visited the Durward home. Norman and Fred Taylor spent time with the Scott boys. John Robinson called on Albin. Eva Arthur and Herbert Lewis visited the Ed Johnson home. Eph Wilson and family with Mrs. Vick Dyphon and daughter spent Sunday at Zet Wilson’s. Donald Dorothea and Roy Darby were callers in Abia. Mrs. Durward Foster and children visited J. J. Anderson. Trenton Wilson and Cheree Dyphon visiting uncle Zell Wilson. White Oak Coal Co. supplies farmers with coal to thresh. machine in the area this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Hoadley
John Robinson
Gen. R. Darby
Curtis Goudy
Moravia
Vernon Foster
Violet Heter
Durward
Pnater
Norman
Fred Taylor
Scott
Albin
Eva
Arthur
Herbert Lewis
Ed Johnson
Eph Wilson
Vick Dyphon
Wilson
Donald
Dorothea
Roy Darby
Abia
Durward Foster
J. J. Anderson
Trenton Wilson
Cheree
Zell Wilson
White Quk Coal Co
Local Sunday visits and farm life notes across Appanoose County
Local residents report Sunday visits to Cy Jones and Carl Cloyed homes, dinner gatherings at Andy Faber’s, churchgoing and chautauqua attendance in Moravia, funeral attendance in Ottumwa, and business calls by Ed Carr of Melrose. A glance at probate notices and a faded old court record from Appanoose County summarizes local civic life and a 1927 will probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Smith
Cy Jones
Dick Wilson
Carl Cloyed
John Callen
Pat Donahoo
Andy Faber
Elvie Hawk
Dewey Tyrrel
Gene
Gene Cloyed
Fiona Wailes
Chautauqua
Moravia
Russell Davis
Clel Davis
Moravia district invites bids for coal supply
The Moravia Iowa Independent School District board will accept sealed bids until 7:00 p m August 8 1927 for 100 tons of No 4 Lump Coal to be delivered to the school building 50 tons by October 1 1927 and 50 tons in January 1928 to be weighed in Moravia under public seals The board may accept or reject any bids Cheater Broshar Secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Directors
Independent School District
Moravia
Iowa
Cheater Broshar
Desertion divorce suit filed in Appanoose County Iowa
In the District Court of Appanoose County Iowa Lucius Wood plaintiff sues Geo W Wood for divorce on desertion grounds. The petition seeks custody of two children alimony of 30 dollars per month and attorney fees. If the defendant fails to appear by the next term opening August 29 1927 at Centerville judgment by default will be entered. D Fulton Rice attorney for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
District Court of
Iowa
Appanoose County
Lucius Wood
Geo. W. Wood
District Court
Centerville
D. Fulton Rice
Administrator's Notice for John Lockabill estate
On July 16 1927 the District Court of Appanoose County Iowa appointed A B Lockabill as administrator of the estate of John Lockabill deceased All persons owed must pay the estate and those with claims should present them to the court for allowance Dated July 16 1927 A B Lockabill Administrator D Fulton Rice Attorney Air mail to Hawaii next
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Appanoose County
Iowa
John Lockabill
A. B. Lockabill
D. Fulton Rice
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Aloravia Vinton
Postoffica
Smith Bros
Turner & Son
D. K. Orelup
Farmers’ & Merchants Savings Bank
Tolbert
C. Moore
Farmers and Merchants Savings Bank
Crocker Bldg
Dez Moines
West End
Stark & Hiatt
Frank R. Glick
Ellis Swaim
Town Moravia
SZ Albia
A. G. Broshar
C. R. Fry
Mutual
Farrington
Wy Bend
N. 3
Ward and Pauli Broshar
DEM City Business College
Quincy
Dtanos
Sselnoan
Quincy Lf
Moravia Oil Co
Iowa Southern Utilities CO
Ree
Foster
ENON
4 Peach
State Fair
Wigantic Exhiblia
Unemouth
Troy
Wix Fawus Lunde
Dix
Winpet
Frey Camp
Jawa State Fair
Hawaii
Edeos
Pepe
Spur Puuerger
Passang Che Capel Serise
Brougham
Paasenger
Serand
Boones Lakerkansas
AU Pics
Flins
Michigan
Goreenen
BUICK
Hubbard Auto Sales Co
Oitumwa
Albia
Tom Sawyer
Amoskeg Chambray
Furst & Parry
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