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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1930
Page
5
A chaotic clipping features a wife’s claim of a gas scare and a severed night incident with Adlerika touted as a cure. The item includes unrelated quips from James Reich, Jr. Mason and Norman Firkins, plus a note about 1981 arriving in two weeks.
Moravia boys game featured a tight back and forth struggle with Mystic relying on man to man defense. Fletcher and Kaster led Moravia while Mystic’s Holman and Bradshaw starred for the visitors in a high school basketball Friday night clash.
Gerald Powell disagrees with Ten nyson over a belief about love and loss. Genevieve Carter favors a song titled In My Bouquet of Memories. John Wales is described as not bashful. Arthur Brown discovers a set for Weary. Boshak’s ting appears in a collection. Mr. Gullette enjoys seeing the wheels go round. Mrs. Simmers is sometimes lenis ent. Some boys have not been tardy atates Se.
The Rumbler laments Ernie Easter’s late arrivals and notes oddities at the High School.Rumors touch two-year-olds enrolled, a girl’s name sought by Grade Boys, and a boy trying to win a name. The section rattles off classroom antics, gifts wished for, and humorous incidents from Economics to Psychology.
A dark shop tale follows Mrs Christmas Card and her husband as they complain about mistreatment from readers who bend corners and read messages. Purchased by the same family the next day, they are displayed on a mantel, feeling pride and novelty in their enduring charm.
An elderly man nods by a dying fire as memories of Christmas past gather around him. Tom, his son, trims the tree while friends of long ago drift in with laughter and stories, and the landlady consoles him with warm wood. The line between dream and reality blurs as Alice and others reappear in memory.
Christmas time filled the woodshed with logs. Many logs lay outside awaiting room inside. Logs were dry and ready, cut the year before. At Christmas the fire must burn bright and steady, with splendid roaring flames. The Cheery Logs knew that Mary Graham Bonner.
Mr and Mrs Henry Van Weelden of Albis and Herman Sytsma and family visited Henry Sytsma's home Sunday. Cy Jones stayed at EB G Lincox home Wednesday. Mrs Henry Van Weelden visited Theris Van Dorin and Leda Sincox. Families visited Grant Sincox, Willie Van Dorst, and Brompton homes. Des Moines guests Arthur and Herbert Lewis stayed with Ed Johnson and E C Caster. Mail carriers forecast a busy week.
Officials warn of rising fire danger from Christmas trees and decorative lights as households observe the holiday season. Fire services urge cautious use of electric lights and timely disposal of drying trees to reduce potential blazes.
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