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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1926

Page

5

Christmas Cards Bring Good Cheer in 1928 Western News

A reflective essay from 1928 urges sending heartfelt Christmas cards to spread goodwill. Edith Rand and Laura Lee exchange letters noting friends from Lena Ja to Jack in Canada, and memories from college. The piece emphasizes joy, generosity, and avoiding waste as a moral act during the season.

Redith Rand Laura Lee Edith Lena Jack Canada Ethel Cura Haines Leta Cowsit Sack Fither Margaret Lane Calon

Christmas Day Keeps Lookout For Santo Visitors

On Christmas Day a cheerful note invites all Santo fans to look for him. He will visit the little ones and their families, bringing holiday cheer to the bly and broadhearted readers.

All Santos

Christmas Spirit and the Joy of Giving to Children

A warm reflection on Christmas as a child centered holiday urging happiness for all children. The piece notes scarce letters to Santa and calls for families to focus on sharing and goodwill rather than material excess, with community warmth suggested across the neighborhood.

Winter visitations and farm incidents in Albia area

A breezy Albia region summary notes Sunday visits by Bill Wilson and spouses at Francis Wilson, and many local residents visiting kin and shopping in Albia. An auto accident near Limp Bailey farm left a car wrecked but no injuries. Chicken thefts around Urbanna Center farm report $500 loss. Departures to California for Roy Gideon and wife. Cary McCoy’s hosts from Oskaloosa and Max McCoy corn gathering.

Bill Wilson Francis Wilson Ivan Chamberlain August Archweiler Unionville Cary McCoy Ralph Fredrickson John Stocker Stella Sarah Robinson Roy Gideon California Teller Carey Davis County Oskaloosa Alex Johnson Max McCoy Clarence Wilson Albia Loven Buckingham Mra Duhn Selby Vel

Local Social roundup from Maple Grove and Centerville area

Maple Grove residents Mia Dodd and daughters Marjorie Dorothy and Arlene with Opal Johnson shopped in Centerville Saturday. Ed Derby and Lea Derby families visited Fred Sheldon and others Sunday. Tom Tadlock husking at work, and several locals attended a bazaar and church services. Multiple visits to Moravia noted.

Mia J. L. Dodd Marjorie Dorothy Arlene Opal Johnson Centerville Jim Davis Gabe Johnson Charley Garner Ralph Floyd Ernest Moravia Eddie Callen Ed Derby Lea Derby Fred Sheldon A. E. Shull Tom Tadlock Burl Arnold

Moravia Area Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Foster H. D. Darby celebrated his eighty first birthday Sunday. Mrs. Gladys Goudy shopped in Moravia Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Zall Wilson spent Sunday at the Eph Wilson home. Mr. and Mrs. George Darby and family were at the Sarah Hoadley home. Mrs. Maury Windfield shopped in Moravia Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Dagby and family shopped in Albin Saturday. John Hobinson called at Zell Wilson’s home last week. Hugh Lewis spent the weekend. Alex Johnson shopped in Moravia Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Caster spent Sunday with Herman Johnson. Edgar Wilson delivered hogs in Moravia Saturday and reports a fine crop of young hogs coming on. Mr. Andy Hiatt finished gathering and is hauling fodder. White Jak Coal Company reports strong business for Willie Madison.

H. D. Darby Gladys Goudy Mornvia Zall Wilson Eph Wilson George Darby Sarah Hoadley Maury Windfield Moravia M. M. Dagby Famly Albin John Hobinson Zell Wilson Hugh Lewis Alex Johnson E. C. Caster Herman Johnson Edgar Wilson A. Moravia Andy Hiatt White Jak Coal Company Willie Madison

Ames Abe Reflects On Heavenly Bookkeeping

Ames Abe humorously notes that celestial accounting involves tracking both good deeds and bad actions, joking that a skyward auditor must tally the credit neighbors give for good behavior and the debts others incur. The remark blends moral weighing with light social satire.

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Jackie Coogan Kumoparts Travelo Lido William’s Clothing Co West Side Square Albia, Iowa Gertrude Walton Santa Lee Mrs. Rand Auliy Santi Claus Miuthery Lah Herbert Sweet Brompton Maple Grove Foster Ames Abe Milwaukee Lwaukee Kodak Dad Kodaks
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