Local residents gather for varied community events
Mystic Routh 2 hosts many neighbors including Mr and Mrs Tom Jones and families as they attend a hog meeting at Teeniam. Geraldine Derby and sons visit Lloyd Rose. groups spend time at various homes. Candy social and musical program at Shanghi draws a large crowd. boy and girl scouts host oyster supper at M E B church. multiple families attend gatherings through weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Jones
Hatty Brown
Keith Rose
Lloyd Rose
Teeniam
Geraldine Derby and Sons
Sim Haines
Lloyd Roao
Ern Massman
Will Frees
Roy
Russell Brown
Freeda Swift
Beryl Brown
Howard Tester
Dave Hiner
Sind
Roy Purvis
Wendy Coulson
Moravia
Mildred Argo
But Brown
Shanghi
Andy Brown
Ose
Harry Brown
Vers Hough's
M. EB
Levi Coulson
Berths
Mabel Jand Glen
Weneil Coulson's
Mre
Local Notes From Kins er Valley and Moravia
Zell Wilson delivered veal calves to the Co Operative Marketing Association in Moravia on Monday. Social visits occurred at the G R Darby home with Rollie Carter Billie Carter and Henry Sytaroa. Grant Lincox and wife visited G R Darby and daughter Mrs Zell Wilton. sister in aunt Mrs Sarah Hoadley was seen Thursday. Alec Johnson called to Albia by re employment association. Leonard Johnson in Chariton Saturday. G R Darby family visited Ervin Lincox family Saturday with County Supervisor John Redish and W P Judge of Georgetown handling affairs Thursday. Lynch of Moravia bought the Madison house in old Fotter and is moving it to Moravia. Reg Darby at Hilton this week on corn hog sign up matters. Durnection southeast part of the township meets at Hilton Friday February 12 at 12 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zell Wilson
Co-Operative Marketing Association
Moravia
Rollie Carter
Billie
Henry Sytaroa
G. R. Darby
Grant Lincox
Leonard Johnson
Chariton
Ervin Lincox
John Redish
W. P. Judge
Georgetown
Lynch
Madison
Old Fotter
Reg Darby
Hilton
Durnection
Hitler’s Rise to Power Amazes World and Flags a Dictator Year
A historical NBC summary notes Adolf Hitler’s rise in Germany, detailing his chancellorship beginning January, 1933, the Nazi platform of nationalizing trusts and guaranteed employment, and the Enabling Act granting four years of dictatorial power amid a storm of Nazi support and regime violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Hitler
Germany
News- Week
Charlie Chaplin
Hitler
Nazis
National Socialist German Labor Party
Reichstag
van der‘ Lubbe
West Point Social Notes and Local Visits
West Point residents share weekend visits with family friends and attend gatherings. Lloyd Beaty and family visited Clair Potter’s home in Albin and Rollie Brown’s, while Pearl Kelsey and Lloyd Brown called on Centerville neighbors. Dorothy Brown stayed with grandparents Cass Hamilton, and Ruth Smithburg attended a party with Leone Easter at the Lynch home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lioyd Beaty
Carl Derby
Mra
Will Davia Apent
Albin
Clair Potte
Dorothy Brown
Cass Hamilton
West Point
Lars
Pearl Kelsey
Lloyd Brown
Cennterville
Lloyd Beaty
Famiy Apent
Rollie Brown Cme
Troy Adams
Dorothy
Russel Brown
Ralph Turner
Pest
Local Visits and Social Notices From Area Residents
Mr and Mrs J E Staith and Pearl Eugene visited at the M G Smith property. Mrs John Ulem helped cook and cut wood. Mr and Mrs Chas Jamu expect guests soon. Russell Scott spent Sunday with Junior Smith. Don Hays helped with wood. Jens Sentik visited Logan Des Moines. Arthur Donovan of Ottumwa spent Sunday with J J Ullemhom J N W McCey. Samiorauth entertain mumps. Hubert Long and Bale Wilkening stayed a night at James Longs house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Staith
Pearl Eugene
M. G. Smith
Arcel
John Ulem
Chas
Jamu
Russell Scott
Junior Smith
Don Hays
Getil
Jens Sentik
Logan
Des Moines
Arthur Donovan
Ottumwa
J. J. Ullemhom J. NW
McCey
Rise and Fall of Hitler's Early Dictatorship
Fragmented excerpts describe the Nazi rise to power, August to December events. Hitler consolidates authority by suppressing opposition, dissolving parties, seizing state control, and steering Reichstag elections while persecuting Communists, Socialists, Catholics, Jews, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitter
Oary
Nain How
Germany
Iaw
Nationalist Party
Hohenzollerns
Hitler
Ins
Nazia
Nationtaliste
Bavarian People's Party
Mnor
von Hindenbrg
Reichstag
Stdl
League
Cantaf
sll-Naai Reichatag
Tillier
Herman Wilhalm Goering
Notice of Probate of Will in Appancose County Iowa
District Court announces probate of the last will and testament of C Jacob Young, late of Appancose County. The filing occurred January 82nd and hearing for final proof is set for February 11, 1934. Interested parties must appear to contest admission to probate. Dated January 22, 1934, by Judge Howard D. Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D
C. Jaco Young
Aajd
Jacob Young
Stestus
Desertion Divorce Petition In Appanoose County Iowa
In the District Court of Iowa Appanoose County April Tors 1934 Edna Mae Dye plaintiff Virgil R Dye defendant a petition on file seeks a divorce on grounds of desertion defendant must appear by noon of the second day of April 1934 court to be held at Centerville unless defenses filed a default may be entered and judgment rendered thereon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Iowa
Appanoose County
April Tors
Edna
Mae Dye
Virgil R. Dye
the Clark
District Court
Borm of Agid Court
Centerville
Hutieville Community News Roundup
Local residents and visitors frequented Centerville Unionville and Moravia areas Friday through Sunday. Frequent callers included Fowler Glasgow Rumley Hiatt and Moffett families, with socials at Salem schoolhouse and a surprise party for the J B Smith family moving to Albis. Mumps reported among Ellicon children and Farm Bureau events noted at Hillston Grange hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Ernich
Jane Hilton
Garingar
Ellicon
J. B. Smith
Smith
Albis
Earl Spencer
Moravia
Farm Bureau
J Louis Rouse
Sutton
Edd Spain
John Anderson
Local residents visit and social calls noted
A series of social calls and visits are recorded. Harry Newburn of Des Moines spent Sunday at the Herman Johnson home. Leo Stafford of Ottumwa called on his grandparents, Mr and Mrs O S Miller, Sunday afternoon. Clifton Boardmen attended a prize party. Maurice Lillard and family, E F Boardman, Dorothy Helm McCrory, and Eva Boardman were in Albia Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Harry Newburn
Des Moines
Herman Johnson
Kenneth Stafford
Leo Stafford
Ottumwa
Helen McCrory
Eva Boardman
Mijas Zelma Johnson
Hore
Ralph Tubaugh
C. &. Miller
Clifton Boardmen
Dayton Dotson
Moravia
Mra. Cary McCoy
V. J. Anderson
Maurice Lillard
E. F. “Boardman
Dorothy
Helm McCrory
Albix
Local Social Roundup From Moravia Area
Sunday visitors and calls frame a busy week in Moravia with multiple households hosting and visiting neighbors. Names include Van Zante, Hamil, Patrick, Hamilton, Moore, Jones, Demaster, Lemaster, and others as residents exchange visits and attend events such as a funeral and basketball games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chance Luvely
John van Zante
Lloyd Brown
Cass Hamilon
Jeff Patrick
Ula Mangle
Harley Time
Walter Lamaster
Ray Demaster
Dorothy Brown
Helen Hamilton
Laselle Williams
Mra
John Plant
Lassig Ware
Bleck
Hamilton
Elbert Moore
Jim Moore
Ben Williams
Jones
Vance
Tracy
Moravia
Bates
Hilton
Pleasant Hill Family Visits Keep Busy Schedule
Dennis Fenton and Opal spend several days with Otha and Vernon Fenton. Mrs. Will Kelsey visits John McAninch home as Verna suffers a sore throat. Jose visits Lloyd Massman Saturday evening. Georgia Pangburn and children visit Delbert Fenton. George Hammond and Velma Jean stop by Elbart Moore home. Opal Fenton visits John McAninch Monday morning. Velma Jean at Jack Murphy Tuesday. Dennie Fenton and Opal attend Fussing night at D P Fenton One. Elbert Moore and Duane help at Jim Moore's butcher shed. Merle Dicks children visit Jim Shehan home Saturday. Josephine Murphy visits George Hammond Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Fenton
Opal
Otha
Vernon Fentan
Will Kelsey
John McAninch
Verna
Jose
Lloyd Massman
Georgia Pangburn
Delbert Fenton
George Hammond
Velma Jean
Elbart Moore
Opal Fenton
John Mc Aninch
Higher Hog Prices Seen Possible Later This Winter
A December rise in hog prices that held into mid January may signal higher prices through the rest of winter and into early spring, according to Agricultural Economic Facts from Iowa State College at Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Economic Facts
Iowa State College
Ames
Pigs Slaughter Cuts Supply Amid High Corn Prices
The government slaughter of 6.2 million small pigs last August and September, plus a narrow corn hog ratio, pushed hog prices down and corn prices high. Through November to January hog marketing remained heavy, while December pig crop data show an 8 percent fall in farrowing from 1982. A further sow reduction of about 8 percent is expected this spring, not counting potential corn hog program effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Taylor Township Board to Meet in Moravia Hall
The Board of Trustees of Taylor Township will be in session Monday at the Moravia community hall to transact other matters that may lawfully come before them. J. L. DODD, Township Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Township
Moravia
J. L. Dodd
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Swaimoravia
Licensede Embaumers
Kinser Valley
Leone Easter
Ruth Smithburg
Frank Hawk
Leonard Wilson
Mark Brown
Jane Murphy
Kata Brown
Ralph Davis
Bonday
Gardner
Albia
Boy and Girl Scouts of Sconium
Rollie Brown
Rey Lamaster
Pennington
Xen Srom Pt Nis
Lisgatori
Rome
Luse Truck Us
Haan Price Iz
Luctie Bigner
Appancose County
J . State of
Howard D. Evans
Everett and
Kae
W. B. Haye
Adan
Udell
Mary Fowler
Lidith Glasgow
Mary Lou
Hutieville
Ed. Rumlay
Harry Rumlay
Apélling
Candy Sociab
Salem School House
Jennie Hiatt
Emma Ray
Eddy Rumley
Harry Rumley
Bat Foster
Carl
Ernest
R. C. Hinate
B. Criddlebaugh
Harry Romley
Edd Rumley
Russell Fowler
Delbert Hayworth
Unionville
Tom Hiatt
N. G. Wilson
Floyd Moffatt
Earl
Jennie Hintt
Edith Glasgow
Mae Rumley
Will Moffett
Mae Romiley
Jess Walker
Walkler
Dreas
Sanders
Een Attee Ayl
Andy Hayworth
Ivan Gibbs
Brompton
Marve Lockman
John van ‘Ante
Ben Jones
Roan
Pred Hammond
Ed Down
Ray Lemaster
Auna Aid
Pleasant Hill
Fred Hiatt
Ottunwi
Ray
Miles
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