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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1933
Page
4
Oliver Irelan Kenneth Barghahn Caroline Luke and Marle Ochler were in Town City Saturday to attend Saturday classes at the University.
In Appanoose County District Court a petition by W Bates Superintendent of Banking of Iowa seeks a judgment in rem for 500 dollars against F S Sharp and requests an attachment. Defendants must answer by January 8 1934 to avoid default. attorneys George Miant and Harry B Greenlent represent the plaintiff.
A county notice lists 1934 wheat allotments and maximum sowing acreages for Appanoose County Wheat Production Control Association members. The county allotments guide contract adjustments and specify per farm allotments in bushels and maximum acres, with numerous farm names and section references.
Mrs. Wea Scott and Mrs. Gertrude Shehan spent Monday afternoon. The Turners and daughter Edith visited Lowell Turner’s home Saturday. Several others including Robert Turner Leo Beaty and John Moffatt called. Families from Scott Repp Moffatt and Shehan households were seen visiting in Albia Unionville and at various homes during the week.
Herman Sytsma and Ruff Easter hosted a gathering Saturday. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Beaty and Jam i visited Numa. Will Davis and family shopped at Albin. Truxton Dicks and family along with Claude Hawk and Lois visited Lloyd Brown's. Margaret Anne Brown stayed with Dorothy Jean Brown. Nearby the Kelseys and Troy Adame joined Pearl Kelsey at her home. Church wood- gathering occurred at Iconium. Will Davis family visited Ray McCord Sunday. Pearl Kelsey and wife went to Centerville Thursday night. Lloyd Brown and Dorothy visited Centerville on Wednesday. Dick Wilson and family spent Sunday at Leonard Wilson’s. Mrs Garnett Brown visited Wednesday with Mrs Kate Brown and Loly.
Ralph Boone and wife visited Mrs. Fisher in Urbana. J W Cohagan and wife dined with daughter Mrs. Marshal Darby in Blakesburg. Albis visitors W J Anderson and wife stayed with Cary McCoy. Warner Shaw and wife attended Bill Shaw’s funeral in Albia. Max McCoy saw Loren Thomo on Sunday. Charley DeLong returned from Buffalo Mo to visit Marion Eslinger. Arch Herron and family helped Bill Wilson with corn fodder work. Mrs Spencer Cloyed visited Blakesburg and the Rowley home for granddaughter Rheta Rae. Mrs Jim Smith spent time in Albia with daughter Miss Blanch, who is ill but improving. Cary McCoy and wives and V J (ends)
Anderson and wife of Des Moines moved to New Boston Sunday and called at the Hawker home. Bill Giltner and wife were recent visitors at the Maurice Lillard home near Brompton. Dorothes and Clifton Boardman who attend Moravia high school spent the weekend at the parental Earl and Maurice Boardman homes.
A jumble of Christmas wish notes from children of various ages. Leona Veach asks for a doll doll buggy and mittens. Ferne Veach seeks a doll doll buggy and mittens. Bernice Johnson requests a big doll beads a dress and treats. Wanda Johnson wants a doll car teddy bear candy and nuts. Wilma Imogene Tadlock asks for shoes mittens a play house and furniture for Maple Grove school. Basil Tadlock wants something suitable for a three year old boy.
A locally themed note lists holiday wishes from Hazel College and reports social calls. Mrs Hazel Van Dorin visited Mrs Geo Shaw on Friday evening. Willie Van Dorin and family visited relatives in Moravia and Albia. Katrena Sytema hosted Miss Hitchcock and Miss McCrory from Moravia. Several neighbors visited Grant Sincox and Ed Johnson homes and Rollie Carter, Kenneth Johnson, Clair Wilcox, Zell Wilson, LeRoy, and others attended weekend gatherings. Katrena Sytama stayed with her sister Mrs Stella Argo for a few days.
The seventh annual Alfalfa banquet in Centerville announced the 1933 Appanoose County Alfalfa Field Contest winners. Top entries included J. Br. Linley & Sons, Paul Strickler near Centerville, Sam L. Owens west of Jerome, and others from Moravia Mystic Udell and Exline. Thirty fields scored with regional attendance from Moravia.
Mr and Mrs J F Albert entertain at a family dinner Sunday with Mr and Mrs Charles York and Mr and Mrs Parke York of Lancaster Mo Mrs Stella Dooley of Glenwood Mo Mrs H B Albert and children of Farmington Ill and Mr and Mrs J W Albert.
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