09 Feb 1928
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1928
Page
1
The report notes Mrs Buckmaster at 82 with nervous prostrations and Mr Buckmaster near 90 with heart trouble. Both are confined to beds and showing slow improvement. Bobby Jones has passed the Atlanta bar exam and the golf test earlier. A newspaper claims Americans own about 80 feet of land in Yellowstone National Park.
Miller D L Strunk sawed wood for Bruce Jones Tuesday and Dave Caylor Wednesday. Wilbur Miller made a business trip to Unionville Thursday. Mr and Mrs Dave Caylor spent Thursday at the Lee Tadlock home. Clarence McCracken visited the Miller school Wednesday. R T Coltrain was in this vicinity Blessing Thursday. Dave Caylor made a business trip to Adel Monday. Russell Wilson delivered stock to Moravia for Bruce Jones and Dave Caylor Tuesday. Mr and Mrs C E McGrew called at the R C Hart home Thursday afternoon. BP H Wood called at the Dave Caylor home Tuesday. WN Miller and son Wilbur hauled corn from Unionville Monday and Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Aaron Campbell and son Teddie visited at the James Wood home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Lee Tadlock and daughter Lorene visited the parental Dave Caylor home Sunday. D L Strunk called at the Geo Clancey home one day last week. Aaron Campbell helped John Temple Friday and Saturday.
Henry Watts Foster baled straw for Geo and Darby. Mrs Hugh Lewis and son shopped in Moravia Saturday. Zell Wilson Willie VanDorin and Frank Fulton aided Grant Lincox with road work on Thursday and Friday. Katrina Sytsma spent Sunday afternoon with Dorothea Darby. Mr and Mrs Lagelle Wilson shopped in Moravia Saturday. Miss Marie Sytsma visited Mrs George Darby Friday afternoon. George Darby delivered boge to Moravia last week.
ENON Gene Cloyed called at the George Cloyed home Saturday Wendall McKay delivered hogs to Blakesburg Saturday Elvie Hawk and family were Sunday visitors at Cloyed's Ellen Ward visited recently with Edug Smith Eph Wilson wife and son Burke and Mrs Hazel Wilson and son Leroy spent Wednesday afternoon at the Carl Cloyed home Mrs Dick Faber and children of tutor Moulton were visiting relatives here last week Mrs Will Boardman Fern and daughter Wilma called at the George and Carl Cloyed homes Monday afternoon Allce Fence and wife spent Sunday Afternoon at the Irvin Smith home Geo and Carl Cloyed lost a valuable Jersey cow last week
Darla Smith spent the week end with home folks. Mrs Wilma Callen spent the week end with home folks. Miss Ileta McCumber of Des Moines has been visiting relatives here this week. D W Lockman spent Monday night at Cad Adams Clarence Robb spent a few days with his sister and family Mrs Raymond Lockman. H Gilland and mother were Blakesburg callers Wednesday. Lucille and Kenneth Coltrain spent Sunday at the W Tomlin home. Robbs were in Unionville Saturday. Mr and Mrs T T Lockman are visiting here a few days this week. Mr and Mrs O Bennon were callers at the Gilland home Friday evening. Mrs Lizzie Irelan is on the sick list this week. Mr and Mrs George McCumber and Ileta visited Thursday at the Fred Coltrain home.
Three recent deaths touch Unionville residents including D. Bradley an longtime bank officer and A H Gray who lived near Udell, plus Ottumwa native Emma Noland. local events cover farm sales, church activities, baptisms, meetings, and community visits with Rev Ward and Cox hosting or attending gatherings.
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