Moravia Union weekly paper statement
Moravia Union is entered in second class mail matter at the Moravia post office in Appannose County Iowa under the act of Congress of March 3 1979. Published every Thursday by H. K. and W. T. Smith, publishers.
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1934
Page
1
Moravia Union is entered in second class mail matter at the Moravia post office in Appannose County Iowa under the act of Congress of March 3 1979. Published every Thursday by H. K. and W. T. Smith, publishers.
The Des Moines Register defines four economic systems: Capitalism, Fascism, Socialism, and Communism. Capitalism centers on private profit driving production and trade. Fascism creates an all power nationalist state subordinating the individual yet preserving profit motives. Socialism rejects capitalism by asserting government control and collective welfare. Communism argues workers would serve the common good, opposing private profit.
The text argues that Communism and Socialism share the same end but differ in methods. Before World War I European Social Democrats split into reformist and Revolutionary wings. The revolutionary wing seeks dictatorship of the proletariat to establish the socialist state and what is now called Communist.
Five years past, Ire F. Boshak death reported amid a cluttered listing of Christmas decorating winners. Pearl and Jean Hiner named among prize recipients, with second and third placements noted for several local displays. A fragment mentions a timber company and various business rights lingering in the cenfer vile timber context.
Mrs. Rora Caster hosted a pre-nuptial shower for Miss Leda Jones with a warm festive touch. Twenty five years ago, Miss Martha Dodson and Mr. Edward Duncan announced their wedding, Tariy Pabst prepared to return from Paris, Mo. L. McDonald described a new incandescent lighting system for the Masonic hall. Thermometers stayed below zero for two weeks, and two new heating stoves were installed at Wesley Chapel church.
Hiattaville residents Mr. and Mrs Harley Burton and Robert visited Sunday at the U S Hiatt home, with children appreciating the gathering. Mrs W A Rowe spends a week in Memphis assisting Ker ramie Hose family as Hose baby recovers in Oz hospital. Local greetings and yearned well wishes noted for Nancy Jane Hunter and others.
Kinsey Valley Dorothes and Donald Darby attended the United Brethren Church Christmas program in Moravia Sunday night. William Van Dorin and family were in Alda Saturday. Wilson and family and Grandma Darby were in Moravia Saturday. Henry Sytama bought a trow in Albia Saturday. The Halal College school program on December 20 was well attended. boxes and plas sold amounted to nearly $6. Lloyd Johnson and wife of Albia attended the Foster school Christmas program Friday. Russell and Donald Darby attended the theater in Albia Thursday. The Curt Goudy family of Ottumwa visited Monday and Tuesday at the Mnn. Sarah Hoedley, home in old Foster. The Elnora school will have two days vacation and the Foster school one week. Their son Harry there. The Eph Wilson family had Sunday dinner with their son Zell in this place. Frank Wilson was looking after hog and contract work here as Charles Hester was in Albia Thursday. John Robinson and Curtis were callers at the Davy Chidaster home Sunday. Mrs Sarah Hoedley Sunday morning. No. 8 of the M. Sun was enjoyed cooperation.
Sunday morning services at Peatey featured a thoughtful sermon and a lively Stouiey School program with a Christmas tea. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. BR C Wilene and children, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hall, Mina Evelyn Hiatt, Avy Gillaspie, and Walter and Roe Chin from Wyoming, visiting Mrs. Galespic's sister.
Local records show residents preparing for Christmas with family visits and church events. Mentions include Misses Mabel and Fern, Betty Hugtt, and families like Mr. and Mrs. J. Van Doris attending A. Q. Van Doren’s dinner, plus Hawk family holiday activities and travel to Waterloo for the holiday.
Mr and Mrs 4 O Ven Dorin host annual Christmas reunion at their Leroy Kansas home. Sixty two relatives including children grandchildren and great grandchildren attended last Sunday with baskets food gifts candy and popcorn balls. Several cousins and friends greeting attendees during visit.
Coulson area residents celebrated Christmas with dinners at various homes. Mr and Mrs George Simmons Jr and others enjoyed meals at the Mearl Walter home. Bert Hixson and son John visited relatives in Councill Bluffs. A large crowd attended Coulson school Christmas program by Miss Richardeon and pupils, followed by candy and gifts, then a week’s vacation.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions multiple names and places such as Jim Cite Me and Mie Z W Halden with scattered references to Betty Se Sahara and Baery Buraeleter and family. Context is unreadable, offering no clear event or outcome to summarize.
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