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13 Dec 1928
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Moravia Union in Moravia, Iowa
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1928
Page
1
Calls on neighbors by Herbert Hoover in neighborly tour
The central and south American towns greet Herbert Hoover and his wife with a warm welcome as they extend a mission of goodwill and friendship. The president elect appears to be enjoying the goodwill tour and the hospitality shown by host communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
South America
Herbert Hoover
A Timely Tip Moravia Union Gift Idea
A gift subscription to The Mor avia Union lasts a year full of news for the whole family. The paper is for you and your relatives and friends, with every issue packed with live and interesting news. Many people solve the Christmas problem by sending The Union for a year as a remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia Union
Better Get Busy Before the Holidays Arrive
Local merchants display holiday merchandise urging early shopping to avoid congestion and save money. The note advises mailing gifts early to ensure delivery and preserve sentimental value, warning against late purchases and late deliveries.
How soon will every home have a radio
The piece notes that three large manufacturers produce 17 000 radio sets daily for Christmas and demand could push output to 20 000 daily. It recalls a time when radios did not exist and were not wanted, yet now millions consider a radio a necessity and question when every home will own one.
Sweet Melodies and Franz Schubert Fifty Years On
One hundred years after Franz Schubert died at 31 his music endures while his estate valued at about ten dollars was neglected. The world now honors his contribution with lasting acclaim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franz Schubert
Memory and milestones echoing through time
The fragment evokes Schubert and the idea that the first century is the hardest to endure. It reflects on memory, wealth, and the legacies of notable figures, tying personal reflection to historic benchmarks and musical lineage.
Editors Meet at Albia Illinois Moravia Union Visit
Moravia Union editor spent a profitable day in Albia for Southeastern Iowa Group Meeting of the Iowa Press Association. Round Table discussions and a noon luncheon hosted by the ABC group of newspapers included Albia Bloomfield and Cheriton. The events took place at Kendall Place with local women’s clubs serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia Union
Albia
Southeastern Iowa
Iowa Press Association
ABC Group
Bloomfield
Cheriton
Kendall Place
The Price of the Presidency and Its Toll
An Earl Hesselin Parsons College editorial notes that presidents live about 68 years on average with eight years after leaving office, despite burdens and some violent deaths. Jefferson reached 92, Garfield died at 49, and only four died of natural causes in office. Electing a president is a great honor and duty, not a fatal sentence. Local stores offer a wide range of holiday goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Taft
Supreme Court
Thomas Jefferson
Earl Hesselin
Parsons College
Thanksgiving gatherings and visits in a Iowa town
The record notes numerous family visits and gatherings around Thanksgiving. Names appearing include the Gladfelders, the Luses, the McDanel family, and others visiting relatives in various homes. Travel and road conditions are mentioned, with Des Moines noted for a outing.
Pleasant Hill Social Notes Hit The Week
Denny Fenton aided Frank Chadwick Monday afternoon while Mrs. Pearl Free visited the Orville Callen home Tuesday. Riley Chadwick Elbert Moore and Lloyd Clark called Tuesday morning at the Frank Chadwick residence. L H Priebe called Tuesday at the Lloyd Clark home. Terie Tarbell and daughter Hollis visited Wednesday at the W R Chadwick home. Mrs Denny Fenton Mr and Mrs John McAninch were visitors in Griffinaville Thursday afternoon. Elbert Moore was an overnight guest at Jim Moore’s home Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Earl Boyer
Gladfelder
Jesse Gladfelder
John Wales
Bob Sufficool
Gerald Luse
Jack Luse
Willie McDanel
Daphne
Lloyd
Ryman McDanel
Rathbun
Cody Lu
Dick Martion
Bertha Luse
Barney Debaugh
Slaughter
Kenneth Gladfelder
John Foster
Sarah Beach
Mina Luse
Wayne McDanel
Willie Mc
Jack Swaim
Vernal
Des Moines
Vernon Boshak
Lloyd McDanel
Denny Fenton
Frank Chadwick
Pearl Free
Orville
Terie Tarbell
Hollis
W. R. Chadwick
John McAninch
Griffinaville
Elbert Moore
Jim Moore
Emily Free
Fern Callen
Otha Fenton
D. S. Fenton
L. H. Priebe
Lucile
Doris
Donald
Maiken
Sarah Cavitt
Lloyd Clark
Gray Penfield
Jack
Archie Scott
Piano
Iowa
J. A. Clark
Maria
Wayne
H. Clark
Vernon Fenton
John McAnineh
Bert Nash
Merle Dicks
Orville Callen
Alvin Pangborn
Jack Murphy
Amy Sheeks
Fern Call
Local Social Roundup Spends Weekend Across Moravia Area
A crowded reel of weekend visits shows Emily Free with Fern Callen, families visiting Elbert Moore and Archie Scott homes in Piano and Moravia, plus multiple calls to the Moore and Callen households. Notable notes include Thanksgiving at Wendl Coulson and Atkins Cold tablets advertised by Smith Drug Co. in Albia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkins
Smith Drug Co
Atkins Indian Medicine Co
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
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Floravia Union
Moravia
Appanoose County
Smith Bros
Bateman
Centerville
Asong
Schubert
Albya
HK Pleasant Hill
Dotson
Euro & Hanover
Phoenix
Verna McAnich
Sors
Dave Hiner
Enid, Mary and
Gail Pangburn
Wendl Coulson
Vera Moore
Mildred Maxine
Lew Main
Mia
Frank Main
Steam Engines
Mechanical Toys
Drams Horns Airplanes Vehicle Toys Trains Tractors
Balla
Pop Guns Stunt Toys Books
Water Sota Books
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