Tughes Heads Local NRA Organization
J W Hughes, local grocer, to chair Moravia NRA board and represent Moravia in the county group when formed. Misnana not notified of any organizing meeting. A G Broshat named secretary. Moravia’s businessmen organized recently. Proposals include county complaints committees for each town and a district advisory council selection process under the State Recovery Board guidelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hughes
Moravia
A. G. Broshat
Jocal Organization
Morayin
T. Henry Foster
Ottumwa
State Recovery Board
Iowa National Recovery Administration
NRA
Cnies
Inas
County Complaints Committee
Campaign schedule discussion for town and county work
The statement notes a planned discussion outlining the time to discuss with involved towns and counties the tasks required to complete the overall campaign and reach a successful outcome. It emphasizes coordination among local governments to finalize the effort.
Moravia Centerville social notes race through week
Centerville Moravia and surrounding towns see a flurry of visitors and travels. Residents Mr. and Mrs. J. L. McCrory of Fairfield host relatives while Mrs. Louise Oebler and Miss Marie Guiles visit Albin. Numerous trips to Des Moines Chicago and Grinnell mark the busy week as families gather for reunions and a Century of Progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Main Way
Centerville
J. L. McCrory
Fairfield
Louise Oebler
Marie Guiles
Albin Saturay
A. B. Jordan
Peru
Towa
Moravia
C. O. Whicker
Moult
Cecil
Kenneth Cullers
Paris
Almont Main
McDonough
Gladys Report
Barberton
Ohio
Mra
Hells Hellyer
H. A. Smith
Reagoner
Iowa
Elizabeth Sneed
Kathryn Whitehill
Indianola
W. L. Hicks
W. F. Horner
W. D. Beery
London Mills
Lyle Beery
Myre
Ralph. Davis
Chicago
Velma Boshak Ewing
Gamble
A. W. Kincade
Des Moines
Mia
George Steele
Phil Morris
F. M. Malin
Mt Ayr Layt
Clarence Cropper
Aona
Billa
Joe
Waterloo
Beasis Boshak
Vera_and
Vers
Velma Ewing
Beverly Carolyn
Kincade
Elizabeth Broshar
Marilyn Smith
George Winsler
Georgiana
Helen Reich
Kenneth Petznick
Creston
E. R. Easter
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Richard Sneed
J. B. Sneed
Hester Miller
Chas
Roy Oughton
Cooper
Centervilla
Lester Bruin
Lake Okoboji
State Fair Kids Party Opens with Free Admission
The Iowa State Fair hosts a Children’s Party on Friday August 25 inviting every boy and gift under 16 from neighboring towns to attend free of charge. The opening day of the exposition features circ użym features daylight fireworks band music and other diversions with over 25 000 youngsters expected as guests. Veterans of the world war will also be guests on Saturday August 26 for the fall events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Det Molris
Iowa
Patsy in the Kitchen Revelry and Romance Mix Mild Chaos
In a bustling reception at Mrs Collingsworths home Patsy learns she has lost her job after being hired as a temporary waitress. Bruce, Patsys love interest and her disguised visitor, contemplates escaping the party but stays. Patsy reveals she will marry Bruce if he wants, and she may take a steady position to support herself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Collingsworte
Bruce
Thuce
Chotge
Collingaworth
Nelle
Patty
Tima
Tanti
Patsy
Col Magsworth
Patey
Iowa State Fair unveils vast 1933 program and bargains
The Iowa State Fair will offer a ten day 1933 program starting August 26 featuring a wild west roundup nightly with 76 cowboys and 200 horses, night horse races, harness and running races, auto races with 60 drivers, an open-air circus, fireworks, concerts, and radio shows. The agriculture exhibits include a new farm a agriculture education expo, state and national livestock shows, and a nine thousand Farm Boys and Girls sale. Admissions are low with free autos, reduced grandstand prices, five day tickets for two dollars, and free entry for children under 32 inches, with half price for 12 to 18 year olds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
United States
Midwest
Local family notes and regional travel updates
Mr and Mrs Allen Hiatt returned from a trip to Dakota and Nebraska to visit relatives. Marion Thompson and Mrs Charles Thompson with son from Russell Iowa visited R E Cummins at Wadnosday last week. Mr and Mrs Lewis Main and Mr and Mrs Harold Argo left Tuesday for Indiana to visit relatives. Frank Swaim drove to Ottumwa to bring F P Hamilton home from the hospital after an eye operation last week and he is improving as expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Boyer
Hen Davie
Hera
Dale Lower
Dickie
Rockford
D. W. Swender
Arlie
Kincaid
Kansas
Vera
Vera Boshek
Los Angeles
California
H. R. Richmond
Grand Canyon
Ray McCauley
Stella
Reid
Francia Cumming
Portland
Oregon
R. B. Cunmins
New Hampshire
Russell Hindman
Albia
Jackie Robert
Mrs. Hindman
Misa
Darla van Dorin
Chester Broshar
Goys
A. G. Broshar
Bert Turner
Grinnell
Iowa
Kenneth Schreiner
Waterloo
H. G. Broshar
H. G. Broghar
Allen Hiatt
Dakota
Nebraska
Marion Thompson
Charles Thompson
Russell
R. E. Cummins
Lewis Main
Harold Argo
Indiana
Frank Swaim
Ottumwa
F. P. Hamilton
Hamilton
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Tughes
Chet Broshar
Dow Moines
Sig Haugdahl
Paul Spencer
Sunnyalope Sanitarium
Delph Pence
Sioux Falls
S. D
Frank Veach
Grant Everman
Esther Veach
Paul Phillipa
John Veach
Betty Sheepless
Medare Epapes Ensiente
Scott Tucker
W. C. Bivin
Phil Stong
Lionel Barrymore
Miriam Hopkins
Franchot Tone
Stuart Erwin
Appanoose County
Smith & Veach Drug Store
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