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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1934
Page
3
Mystic led Moravia 32 16 in boys action while the Mystic girls held a 22 13 edge. The Moravia Futue Farmers beat the Hilton 4 H club in bragging rights. Minstrel show and school activities lead into Christmas spirit as students discuss YTS plans and club meetings.
A humorous hometown column notes playful jabs at local people, a joke about a journalist named Barghahn, and a stray gossip snippet. It transitions to Christmas customs in Germany Denmark and Spain and Portugal, then skims into short local notices and weekend visits.
District Court in Appanoose County Iowa announces probate proceedings for the will of Luella C. Hudgens deceased. The date of filing, appointment for final proof, and hearing in district court are listed, with interested parties invited to appear and show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate.
Centerville residents Mr and Mrs Edd Burnley and Mary visited on Saturday. Floyd Motta died of illness, and John Powers passed away soon after a relative arrived. Mr and Mrs Jess Walker Cleo Benton and Bentley were seen in Unionville and nearby towns. Edd Rumley Perry Miller and Emma Miller were among visitors this weekend.
The Franklin Willing Workers club gathered with Mrs. Jane Lemaster on Tuesday December 11 to sew an ocean wave quilt embroider and make hominy. Several locals visited relatives in Albia Moravia and nearby homes including the Repps Moffatts and Shehans with multiple Sunday and Friday visits noted.
Salem Ruby and B F Whitehead Albion junior college students spent the weekend with home folks. Mrs A Tarr was taken to Abbott hospital in Oskalooa for treatments. Mr Tarr Rev and Mrs Burton Tarr and daughters were Sunday visitors. Charles and Junior Youngker were Sunday visitors at Ray McCordas. Mrs Harley Traue is recovering from illness. Mrs J C Whitehead Mrs J R McCord and Edward were Oska loosa visitors Wednesday. Harry Jennings was a Des Moines visitor over the weekend. Dell Hellyer and Fred Tarr helped Ray McCord butcher a beef Tuesday. Mr and Mrs D B Hellyer and sons Mr and Mrs Horton Potts were Albia callers Saturday. Mr and Mrs B C Whitehead and sons Donald and Clarence Miss Ardis Callen Mrs J B McCord attended the A C plays at Centerville Monday night. Visitors in Centerville Saturday were Hazel and Helen Hellyer Mr and Mrs Robert Tarr and daughters Mr and Mrs Leonard Perry and Floriene Mr and Mrs Ray McCord and Edward Charleo and Junior Youngker Mr and Mrs W N Haver.
On December 18 1984 the district court in Ppancose County Jaws appointed the executrix of Minnis A Hicks estate. All debtors must pay the estate and all claimants must present them legally authenticated to the court.
T d LUSE promotes service improvements with free pickup for loads over a thousand pounds and market outreach. The notice encourages listing stock with phase 11128 as part of a broader delivery and service expansion.
Mr and Mrs Rollie Carter and Mr and Mrs Grant Sincox were sailors at the Ed Searcy home in Albia. Me and Mrs E C Carter Darrel and Floyd spent Sunday at the Ed Johnson home. Hazel Wilson visited Rollie Carter Sunday. Lloyd Johnson and Stella Argo visited Henry Stems home Thursday. Rollie Carter and Herman Johnson helped Grant Lincox butcher a beef Thursday. Alec Johnson Katrena and Ed Johnson Francis were in Albia Friday. Jimmie Carter spent Friday with Clair Sincox.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Free visited the E G Lincox home on Wednesday evening. Mrs Harp Darby spent Saturday with Mrs Stafford. Jimmie was in Centerville Saturday. E C Carter and family were in Albia Thursday.
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