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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1930

Page

6

Unionville Route 3 Evening Social and Local Visits

Local residents from Unionville Route 3 and nearby towns visited the Ed Rumley home Sunday for dinner. numerous callers followed including Adams, Thornes, Porter, Hopkins, Swarty, Walker families, and Tom Walker. Ice cream and cake were served. Threshing was finished in the area. several residents traveled to Moravia and Centerville for visits and shopping. Honeymoon salad ends the notes.

Harry Rumley Emma Ray Rumley Hugh, Adams Pearl Marie Misa Isabelle Thomas Centerville Sherman Porter Lester Hopkins Orval Swarty Familly Monroe Elmer Walker Tom Walker Maria Adams Isabelle Thornes Harry Romley Romley Hugh Adams John Foster Thia Ipo Will Moffat Johnny Foster Walter McCauley Near Moravia Cliff Neff Nent Tistraville Will Baker Missouri Glen Clancy J.J. Stevens Manila Pool Unionville Carl Foster Tra Stufflebeam Jennie Hiatt Wihna Foster Conor Sanders Narline Will Moffet May and Lee Adams Salles Q. Benson Gilland Allen Froctor T. A. Robb Miller West Blakesburg W. Tomlin C. A. Adams J. J. Taylor Zula

Hiattsville and Centerville Teeming With Local News

Local residents and visitors are referenced in a long string of daily activities. Names include Hiatt, Pengrée, Scott, Beulah Hiatt, Doris McKern, Tucker, Clancy, Jolly, J. F. Chambers, Moulton, Ottumwa, Moravia, and several others. Events cover family visits, baptisms, births, house moves, paving work, church activities, funerals, and a lawn party. The piece notes a funeral for Samuel Coulson in Philadelphia Church and a paving crew near Moravia.

Pengrée Margaret Centerville L. A Pnavental Alfred Carlson Homme Alva Crhidte~haugh M. E. McDunel Albia D. J. Weatherly Belford Weatherly J. FB. Albert Mornvig J. F. Chambers Theo Miller Chariton River Miller Place Moravia Milwaukee Mar' Avia Tucker Maxine van Lemaster Doyle McDanel Wayne Paymental M. E. McDanel DU. J. Weatherty Wanda Lou Coulson Samuel Coulson Philadelphia Lafayette Coulson Illinois Ted Tucker J. M. Tucker Ladies Aid Anna Hiatt G. G. Powell Pearl Hiatt Ed, Hiatt Merle Ketchem Dallas Center Des Moines Waythrop Arkansas Atlanta Sarah Ward

Scattersburg Social Visitors and Local Trips

Scattersburg hosts visitors from T. A. Robb and Versal Robb while W. Irelan and others call on Un ionville. Carl Tomlin and family visit J. H. Poster residence. Quilley Adams and Lizzie Morayin family among Morayin callers. Several residents, including Coltrain and Lockman, spend time in Cen terville and at Adams residence.

T. A. Robb Versal Robb W. Irelan Unionville Carl Tomlin J. H. Poster Quilley Adams Guy and Lizzie E. M. Coltrain W. Tomlin R. Lockman C. A. Adams Centerville Wallers St. T. Lockman

Town News Notes From Unionville Social Round

In Unionville area, Mr. and Mrs. W N Miller hosted relatives and friends including Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Selix, Mrs. Lenore Paris and daughters, and Mr. and Mrs. F Koehler with dinners and visits. Several call on family members, birthdays noted for Wilbur and Mrs Miller, and Norman Hanes returns from visit. A local headline asks where money is more abundant than ever.

W. N. Miller Wm. Wood Unionville Ellsworth Selix Mike Dommer Lenore Paris Arlene Helen Ray Coltrain Inez Millar Sylvia Hart Frederick Koehler F. E. Boyet Helen Paris Grover Sapp R. C. Hart J. D. Cross James Fanny Wood Sarah Hanes G. F. Gibbs Ivan Weat Grove Luella Hudgens Wilbur Miller Car John Hicka Moravia Norman Hanes James Wood

Notice of quiet title suit in Appanoose County Iowa

In Appanoose County district court M V Lockman sues Michael Hornish and others to quiet title to the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter of section three township seventy north range sixteen west and related parcels. The petition claims record title defects and seeks a decree quieting plaintiff’s title and barring any adverse claims. Respondents are summoned to appear before noon October term commencing October 28, 1930, at Centerville Iowa. Miller and Everett attorneys.

District Court of Iowa Appanoose County M. W. Lockman Michael Hornish Et Als Orrilla Call Orvilla Call Aurilda Doggett Silaa Doggett Orvilla Doggett Grillo Doggett Appahouse County District Court Appanooze County M. V. Lockman Tomwit Township Seventy North Rnpanoose County Ota Gboye Centerville Miller & Everett

State Fair Proclamation Issued by Governor

Governor John Hammill this week issued a proclamation urging Iowans to attend the Iowa State Fair August 20 to 29 1930. He touts Iowa as a world agricultural leader and highlights state agriculture education, club work, and reputable exhibits. Officials predict a record fair with 435000 attendance and the best entries and amusements yet.

John Hammill Iowa State Department of Agriculture State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts Corey

The 166 year old Turk tours the country

A 166 year old Turk on a nationwide tour cites a witty maxim saying the first hundred years are the hardest. He attributes his longevity to discipline, travel, and cultural curiosity as he engages with diverse audiences.

Expression of appreciation to Moravia for celebration day

J W Zerbe signs a note from Iconium thanking Moravia for the fine part they displayed on celebration day. The outside towns took action to give the amount saved to churches here. Iconium had no involvement but approves the move. About $60 saved after the day.

Mr. Smith Iconium Moravia J. W. Zerbe

Cartoonist Ripley Portrays 101-Year-Old Duck

The cartoonist Ripley draws a duck claimed to be 101 years old in a lighthearted Believe It Or Not moment.

Ripley

Farmers Shun Breeze Ball Yet Praise Fielding

In Moravia the talk circles around the weather as farmers have little time for breeball but value good fielding. Blue laws spark public ire as residents react to restrictions.

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Noms America Afteen Miles Siles Orimiles II Rani Hiattsville Mary Brewer O. A. Hitt Mas. L. R. Hiatt E. F. Tucker E. 0 Lide Hiatt Dorin Wailes Eli Hiatt Bates Elsio ‘Lucker F. S. Sharp Mira F.C. Hiatt Roy Scott Centervile Park W. H. Callen Ottumwa Joe Hinsey Elane Barental Hingey Scattersburg A. G. Brogshar Agt Over Lambert's Jewelry Store J. J. Mayhood Fowa McCormick-Deering John D. Veach Moravia, Iowa Eoodstear Double Eagles Ford Zeppelin Goodyear Oehler Bros Goontear Lutfinder
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