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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1933
Page
4
Moravia High School publishes its News Basket with sections on staff, honor roll lists, and pep meetings. It reports fourth and fifth graders earning high averages, seniors and sophomores tied for top grades after corrections, and notes upcoming basketball games and class performance comments along with humorous student anecdotes.
In Appanoose County Iowa the district court hosts a hearing on February 16 1038 at 9 AM for L A Andrew Receiver Moravia State Savings Bank Moravia Iowa to sell bank real estate described as parts of Section 1 1 Township 70 Range 17 West and to apply depositor claim assignment of 4109 for $90000 cash. Creditors may appear and object.
Notice in Appanoose County Iowa District Court that L A Andrew receiver seeks authority to compromise the George R Darby indebtedness of about 2467 dollars for 700 cash. Hearing set February 10 1988 at Centerville Court House. Debtor may respond or object by that date.
Notice to shareholders creditors and all interested in Farmers and Merchants Savings Bank of Moravia Iowa that L A Andrew receiver has filed for an order to settle compromise or sell the bank assets for the benefit of the receivership. The hearing is set in Centerville on February 17 1993 at 9 am.
L A Andrew Superintendent of Banking of the State of Town acts as Receiver for Farmers and Merchants Savings Bank of Moravia. Filing date February 2. The notice announces appointment and related proceedings regarding the bank’s affairs.
Sunday visits and Monday calls fill the Wallace area as Gaylord McDanel and others spend time at parental homes. Neighbors including Rollie Carter, Edna Dyphon, Genevieve Carter, Burke Wilson, and the Wilson families are listed with weekend and Monday afternoon visits across Albia Mantton Udell and Avhia regions.
Pleasant Hill society column records weekend family visits and daily activities. Dolph Tarbell family joined by Chadwicks Hammond Fenton Millers and others share time at several homes, with Donnie Fenton visiting Ottumwa and returning home.
Brompton Mra Lola Lilla and daughter visited Mrs Ong Boardman Friday evening. Edward Robinson family visited Itha Gua Hiatt Sunday. G L Cloyed recent visitor to Carl Cloyed. Thelma Romager visited home folks. Flora Lillard returned home from Leon. Wm Giltner welcomed a baby boy born January 28. Boardman and Robinson called in Albia. Helen Smith and daughters visited Maurice Lillard. Boardman family and Miller visited Ed gar Wilson. Mike Bokras called in Albia.
Scattersburg notes report 36 at Sunday School at Fairview. Curtis and Carl Tomlinson and Mr and Mrs W T Irelan called in Centerville Saturday. Dorothy Jean Lockman attended school last week. Elmer Arnold's family hosted Mary Dudley visitors on Sunday. Miss Sinclair spent the weekend with relatives. Ray Tomlin and Francis Sinclair wed in Lancaster on Saturday. Local illness remains steady.
Local residents share visits and errands across Centerville Moravia and Unionville. Names include Sanders Rumley Hiatt Exline Ray Fowler and Morrigan with events like birthday celebrations and illness updates.
Miller and Mrs Elmer Gordon and daughter Elsie of Drakesville spent Saturday with Jas Wood. Claude Paris, a Centerville business caller, visited Monday. Norman Hewes of Unionville stayed at the Wilbur Miller home.
Fuller Miss Lora Wilkening visited relatives near Sigourney and with Mrs James Long. The Kaster and Bloomer families attended a picture show in Albia Friday night. Edna Dyphion stayed with J J Allem. James Long and Ruth shopped in Albia Saturday. Drew Goodale and a baby visited Cecil Parcelli on Sunday. Arthur Donovan spent Sunday with Carlyle Long. Win Kaster visited Leo Smith Sunday. Ada Harsh called on John Viem. Lora Wilkening and Carly Lang visited Fuller school. Lang and Bates were in Ottumwa business callers Tuesday. Bessie Donovan spent Sunday with family.
Night at the Will Hicka home. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bloomer traveled to Ottumwa on Sunday to visit relatives. My and Mrs. Carlyle Long visited John Jem’s home Sunday evening. James Long and John Allem attended a horse sale in Albin. Mon Win Easter and Chas. Howgh hunted wolves Monday.
Ida Johnson of Oskaloosa is visiting her brother Henry Sytsma for a few weeks. Arthur Lewis of Des Moines called at Ed Johnson’s home on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ed Johnson spent Sunday afternoon at Grant Sinlcox’s home. Willie Van Dorin sawed wood for Mr Harrison on Saturday. Henry Sytsma was a business visitor in Ottumwa Saturday evening at the I Cas ter home. E C Caster was a shopper in Moravia Friday.
Jim Harris leases his Mystic bakery to Allen Mason who has led the shop for months. The Masons, known locally, return after years in town and offer home baked bread with a nutty flavor and Saturday pastry specials.
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