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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1937

Page

7

Baby Janet Lee born to Mr and Mrs Jennings in Salem

Mrs Robert Jennings and son spent Thursday and Friday at the Harry Jennings home. Mr and Mrs Jennings are the proud parents of a baby girl named Janet Lee. Several local residents attended events, visits, and threshing gatherings including the Hellyers, Potts, Gladfelder, and others across Centerville and nearby homes.

Robert Jennings Harry Jennings Mr. Jennings Janet Lee Guy Tisue Dell Hellyer Centerville Horton Potts Joe Martin Martin Potts Delbert Stotler Jess Gladfelder Newton Long Dean John Zimmer Dell Helyer Bert Rinehart Harry Jenning Maude Whitehead Aid Harold

Moravia Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events

Moravia and surrounding residents share visits and greetings from Helen Hamilton to the Harsh, Brown, Mason, and Taylor families. Threshing continues with multiple farms busy, a homecoming gathering, and a weekend Epworth League play “Marrying Martha” set for August 6 with a hearty luncheon and quilting efforts such as Sunburst.

Notice of Final Report in Mary E. More Estate

In the District Court of Iowa Appanoose County case No 678 probate, Jake S More as administrator files final report seeking approval and discharge. Hearing set August 30, 1937 at Canterville, Appanoose County, Iowa. notice to interested parties to appear and show cause. August 5, 12.

District Court of Iowa Appanoose County Mary E. More W. BR. More P. E. More Addie Swaim Metta Harrington Ora Harrington Mabel Smith Jake More Mattie Johnson Ruth Heit Camp Keith More Lucy Ann More John Tomlin Nellie Tomlin Garrison Irene Tomlin Wagoner Ralph Tomlin Charlea Tomlin Icel Boyer Canterville Towa Jake S. More More W. B. Hays Atorneys

Udell Route residents visit. Rumley and Rumley family notes

Udell Route 1 residents Mrs Frank Fox and family visited from Wednesday to Saturday with sisters and aunts including Mrs Will Moffatt Emma Miller and niece Mrs Maze Rumley. Edd Rumley helped son Harry with hay harvest. Carl Foster joined CCC Camp at Centerville. Various local visits and trades noted with Moravia Center ville Unionville Lake Wapello mentioned.

Frank Fox Mary Billy Carl Near Albia Will Moffatt Emma Miller Maze Rumley Edd Rumley Harry Rumley Rumley Carl Foster Centerville Tom Hinte Moravia Aliee Comn Minnie Moffata Jess Walker Cleo John Dred Bunnie Lee Rumiley Nurigne Sanders Mildred Clancy Billi Jack Phillip Hinote Unionville Laverne Rumley Jennie Hiatt Exsua Miller Edd Harry Calvin Lake Wapella

Great year for insects in Iowa says Dr Drake

Iowa State College entomologist Dr C J Drake reports an unprecedented year for pests across Iowa. Grasshoppers dominate control efforts with ten thousand tons of bait distributed and eighty percent used, while chinch bugs faltered after winter freezes. Army worms and cutworms damage southern and northern counties, with parasitic flies reducing moth larvae. Garden webworm appears in several counties as onion thrips and plant lice attack crops. vigilance and spraying continue through the season.

Iowa C. J. Drake Iowa State College Nature Marion Dr. Drake Plains Ames Lowa Lowe

De And Donts After Cholera Vaccination

Amid Iswa's 1937 anti hog cholera drive, a working group urged steps to prevent freedom lapses after vaccination. Chief public health officials proposed a list of preventive measures, held by the Awevinan Pouu latiog for Auras Health.

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Post vaccination hog care warns against layman vaccination

The Foundation bulletin cautions three weeks of reduced feed after vaccination and avoiding minerals early. Do not let unvaccinated hogs mingle with recently immunized stock. Improper sanitation, wrong serum dose, or vaccinating unfit hogs cause post vaccination losses. vaccination should be done by a trained veterinarian to ensure immunity and prevent losses.

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Turner Reunion Honors Turner Clan At East Benton Home

Turner reunion held at E J Turner residence 1601 Benton avenue east drew 63 attendees. A basket dinner preceded a program featuring turns by D Turner, Ruth Freed, Emily Freed, Patsy Turner, Sally Turner and others with songs, duets, a pageant, and a reading. Letters of regret arrived from Edith Hickman Minnie Esther and E C Morse. Business meeting announced officers and committees.

Union Turner Clan E. J. Turner Benton Avenue East Welome Dnald Helen Turner Ruth Freed Charles Donald Turner Emily Freed Gladys Charles Turner Patsy Turner Sally Turner Leo Turner Barbara Freed Elsie Howells Sonny Boy Lloyd Bonnet Delbert Lorine Turner T. J. Turner Alice Blue Gown Leota Freed Barefoot Boy Elizabeth Hassman Edith Hickman Arlington Wash Minnie Esther Des Moines E. C. Morse Seattle

Turner reunion planned at Albia home in July

Next year’s reunion will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E J Turner 1601 Benton avenue east Albia on the third Sunday of July. Officers named Earl Turner president Lloyd Turner vice president B J Turner secretary. Committees Refreshments Elizabeth Turner Nellie Turner Laura Vosburgh Winnie Turner Grounds Arthur Freed Leo Turner Clarence Bain Everett Turner Program Pauline Freed Mary Gillaspie Louise Turner Ruth McCord. One death Ed Morse Seattle Wash and one birth son to Mr and Mrs Edward McCord Moravia. Those present included numerous Turners and relatives from Albia Moravia Chariton Leighton Bussey Marshalltown Oskaloosa Mystic and more.

E. J. Turner Benton Avenue Albia Earl’ “Tutter Lloyd Tirner B. J. Turner Elizabeth Turner Nellie Turner Laura Vosburgh Winnie Turner Arthur Freed Leo Turner Clarence Bain Everett Turner Pauline Freed Mary Gillaspie Louise Turner Ruth McCord Morse Seattle Wash Edward McCord Moravia Ralph Walker Pauline Ruth Barbara Patsy Elizabeth Hasman James Palmer Bert Woeburgh Vern Turner Robert Turner Edith Turner Edward MecCord James Carrie Turner Glen Turner T. J. Turner Gladys Sally Charles Lloyd Turner Chariton Earl Turner Corine Lowell Turner Helen Cloyd Donald Claud Sheldon Leighton Orvil Callen Earl Howells Eleanor Thomas South Bend Ind Russell Boles Rock Island, al Lloyd Bonnet Richard and Delbert Bussey Arthur Vosburg Marshalltown L. L. Smelser Oskaloosa Grover Gillaspie David Blakeburg Haver Free Emily Mystic

Oscar Wilde Visited Iowa in 1882

In the eighties a voluble proponent of the aesthetic movement toured the United States and preached culture to the Midwest. Oscar Wilde, then a young writer, attracted attention as he promoted artistic appreciation and publicity for Gilbert and Sullivan.

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Oscar Wilde Lectures Stir Iowa Audience Reactions

Oscar Wilde toured Iowa delivering lectures in Dubuque Sioux City Des Moines Iowa City and Cedar Rapids. Reports described mixed receptions from sparse audiences in Dubuque to waning interest in Cedar Rapids with critics noting his aestheticism and glib manner while newspapers quoted local editors praising or dismissing the performances.

Wilde Boston New York Washington Philadelphia St. Louis Chicago Cincinnati Iowa Dubuque Opera Oscar Wilde Hubert H. Hoeltje the Palimpsest State Historical Society of Iown Wisconsin Minnesota Sioux City Journal Oscaria Omaha West Des Moines Town State Register Opera House Iowa City Republican Cedar Rapids Times

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