15 Dec 1927
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1927
Page
1
Unionville residents share visits and travel updates as neighbors recount events from a busy period. Audra Moore visits Ottumwa then returns by train. several families host and visit kin. church groups plan a benefit play and a bazaar while school and hospital staff face illness and schedule changes. Local gatherings include Utopian Club, Sunday School convention, and church music.
Mr. and Mrs. John VanZante and children visited Henry Sytsma. Misa Ruth Hinote spent the weekend with Velda Pence. Several from the area attended a Friday night ball game. Shoppers from Albia and Centerville included Ben Jones, Charley Foster, Ruth Hinote, Velda Pence, Cass Hamilton, and Jim Moore. Circle met with Mrs. Charlie Foster for Christmas exchange. Calera visits in Moravia with Grant Tadlock and Lee Tadlock families. U S Mangle hosted Sunday dinner with Jeff Patrick. Ray McCloud family shopped in Centerville.
Foster and Zell Wilson delivered calves to Moravia on Tuesday. Willie VanDorin visited Moravia Friday. Hugh Lewis recently worked in Waukee and spent the weekend with family. Durward Foster and family visited Zell Wilson Saturday. Mrs. Mary Davis shopped in Moravia Friday. Mrs. Zell Wilson and her son visited the George Darby home Sunday. Alex Foster delivered props to Moravia Saturday. John Winfield, previously at Waukee, spent the weekend with relatives. Rolla McDonough delivered hogs to Moravia for Zell Wilson and Roy Darby on Wednesday.
Robert Jennings and family spent Sunday at Henry Sytema's home. Clair Sincox was visited by Kenneth and Erma Johnson on Saturday. E. G. Sincox family spent Sunday with Cy Jones. Willie VanDorin and family shopped in Albia Monday. George Darby visited Grant Sincox on Monday. Eph Wilson’s daughter Zell visited last week. Merle Weatherly spent the weekend with home folks. Ervin and Frank Sincox shopped in Moravia Saturday. Wilie VanDorin called at Grant Sincox Friday. George and Mrs. Darby shopped in Albia Saturday. Herman Johnson and Del Wilson with families shopped in Moravia Saturday. Hugh Lewis spent the weekend with home folks. Ervin Sincox and mother shopped in Albia Friday.
Indebted parties are urged to settle amounts owed to L C Main at the Standard Oil Station at once. A prompt payment is requested to avoid further action.
Members braved a storm to attend the Moravia group regular meeting at Mrs. McCord. Stella Carter led with a Christmas story from Luke. The program included songs, a play Following the Star, and a reading on tithe from Ownership, with Mrs. Reich and Mrs. McCord providing songs.
On his farms, Jack Lose posts a no hunting or trapping ban day and night. E. G. Hawk rejects any claim that no one loves a fat pocketbook, signaling a local dispute over land use and access.
The shortest day signals Christmas near as a boy waits at home while his father still has three unworn pairs of bedroom slippers, a quiet domestic note on anticipation and gifts.
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