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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1936
Page
2
The American Legion shifts focus after bonus completion to a universal service act. National Commander Murphy urges passage of universal service along with robust national defense and neutrality laws to preserve America’s peace and security.
In a statement linked to veterans groups, the aim is to end bonuses by seeking a Universal Service Act and neutrality laws backed by equal sacrifice. The call stresses national defense, fair economic treatment for soldiers and civilians, and a future with no more bonuses or wars. Local social notes follow the appeal with visits and family updates from Albia residents.
Hed ge College Mrs Carlyle Long spent Thursday and Friday helping Mrs Don Hayes care for Wade U S Mangle visited the Ernest Mangle home in Albia Sunday Several from this vicinity attended the funeral of the late Nannie Main Monday Mr and Mrs Vess Hiatt and little Connie Hiatt of Oskaloosa spent Sunday afternoon at Gus Luse s Mrs John Johnson and Ruth
Hazel College and Foster Elmora area face school closures due to fuel shortages while Ed Johnson and Ernie Caster families return from Albia after abandoning their car in deep snow. Mail service disruptions occur as routes struggle with weather and a vehicle incident. Community members visit relatives and aid each other amid wintry conditions.
Albia showings begin February 12 with Franchot Tone and Bette Davis in Dangerous. February 14 and 15 feature Richard Arlan in The Calling of Dan Mathews and Jane Withers in Paddy O Day, with February 16 and 17 presenting John Boles and Gladys Swarthout in The Role of the Rancho. February 18 brings Richard Arlan and Creeka Parker in Three Live Ghosts, followed by Miriam Hopkins and Joel McCrea in Splendor on February 19 and 20.
Ap panoose County Board of Supervisors holds bid opening for County Home and Farm Steward for 1936. Will L. Douglas bid 600 dollars and is accepted after unanimous vote. contract and bond to be prepared. February session notes installation of Jesse Hoover and reorganization. extensive list of claims approved and paid to multiple vendors and officials.
A Moravia tax sale record shows Lot 4 sold 3 June 1938 to Appanoose County for $238.97. County Board authorizes transfer of the certificate of purchase to Fanchen L. Winsler of Oakland California, upon payment of taxes penalties and costs. Executed February 8 1986 with signatures of county officials.
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