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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1928

Page

4

Hazel College Social Roundup Signals Local Visits

Zell Wilson is on the sick list with inflammatory rheumatism. Laurence Johnson was Moravia shopper Saturday. Hugh Lewis spent a few days with home folks. E. C. Caster was Moravia shopper Saturday. Arthur and Herbert Lewis spent Sunday afternoon with Howard and Laurence Johnson. Mr and Mrs Hugh Lewis and daughter Vera spent Saturday afternoon at the E C Caster home. Mr and Mrs E G Lincox and son Chair, Mr and Mrs George Darby and Mrs H Db Darby spent Sunday afternoon at the Zee Wilson home.

Zell Wilson Laurence Johnson Moravia Hugh Lewis E. C. Caster Arthur Herbert Lewis Howard Vera E.G. Lincox George Darby H. Db. Darby Zee Wilson Home

Blue Freon and Local Socials Highlight Moravia Week

Several residents shopped in Moravia on Saturday while others visited at nearby homes. Wayne families, including the Jones and VanZante households, shared meals and gallery events over the weekend. Miss Beryl McDanel, Blue Front teacher, stayed overnight with a pupil, as local chatter notes changing advertising trends away from yard-wide goods.

Moravia Lea Tadlock Dave Caylor John VanZante Ben Jones Pauline Williams Cass Hamilton M. B. Tiaue Circle Hira van Leng Joss Funk

Sunday School Attendance and Local Visits in Darbyville

Sunday School attendance last Sunday was 30. Local visitors include Mr. and Mrs. John Clark and children at Roy Sweetman home. G. R. Boyer and family. Chas Boyer and family. Mr. and Mrs. Olin Foster and daughter. Pearl Boyer and wife. Mrs. I. L. McNemar ill. Mrs. Chas. Simmons and son at Ralph Metcalf home. Ruth Simmons returned to Omarueda after stay. Virgil Eapy visiting Wm. Espy home. Tony Scott and daughters Kathryn and Fern at J. J. Hutton home. Carl Long of Centerville at Russell Main’s. G. R. Boyer Centerville caller. Russell Espy and Alva Walden at Wm. Easy home.

John Clark Roy Sweetman Chas. Boyer Olin Foster Pearl Boyer I. L. McNemar Virgil Eapy

Hiatisville Notes Include Visits and Local Happenings

Hiatisville reports Ruth Scott returning from Blakesburg and Roy Wilson visiting from Clarion with cousin R. C. Wilson. Mrs. L. R. Hiatt spent time with sister Clara Swank at Udell. Dorothy Reich resumed teaching duties at New Hope after quinsy absence. Johnnie Foster died suddenly near Soap Creek. details unavailable. Del Wilson and neighbors shipped a carload of hogs. J. F. Chambers confines to flu.

Ruth Scott Blakesburg Roy Wilson Clarion R. C. Wilson L. R. Hiatt Clara Swank Udell J. F. Chambers Theo Miller Moravia L. B. Hiatt Ray Scott Dorothy Reich New Hope Quinsy J. C. Neff Missouri Ernest Hiatt Clell Davis Roy Hiatt Ralph Hiatt W. A. Rose del Wilson New Hope School Johnnie Foster Here Unionville Road Soap Creek

Hilton Notes on Weekend Activities and Sunday School

Despite bad roads 49 attended Sunday School with preaching planned for Sunday if weather allows. Ladies aid postponed due to weather. Miss Roberta Humphrey spent Monday night with Hery Cornett and attended the Standard Bearer meeting. Wayne Clark helped the Wright family move to Ottumwa. Mr and Mrs Fred Grey visited Roy Majara. The Ellison family and children visited Lambert Nixon. Edna Mae of Albia visited Dorothy Kingery. Claude Humphrey spent the weekend at home. People attended the Nixon sale Monday.

Ladies Aid Roberta Humphrey Hery Cornett Wayne Clark Wright Ottumwa Fred Grey Roy Majara Roy Ellison Lambert Nixon Edna Mae Albia Dorothy Kingery Claude Humphrey Nixx

Franklin Township Notes and Local Visits

Franklin Township week featured visits and illnesses. Jessie Sheldon stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs D Sheldon. Earl McFatridge helped Herman Sytama cut wood. Genevieve McFatridge ill with flu. John and Lewis Rinehart at Bill McFatridge home. no school at West Point Wednesday due to Miss Beulah Hiatt sickness. Melvin Miller with Ralph Runnels Wednesday night. Bill McFatridge returned from Dex Moines after Fox Chemical Co convention. Roscoe Argo hosts and visitors with Katarina Sytma. Marjorie McPatridge with Francis Stunaberry. Pearl and Mrs Runnels visited maternal Runnels home. Andrew Sytsimy of Albania spent Sunday night at Roscoe Argo home. Roscoe Argo and Mrs. visiting Robert Jennings. Community notices include a quiz ad about knowing yourself and a Washing ton's birthday humor note.

Jessie Sheldon 4. D. Sheldon Earl McFatridge Herman Sytama Roscoe Argo Genevieve McFatridge John Lewis Rinehart Bill McFatridge West Point Dex Moines Fox Chemical Co Katrina Sytsma Mystic Cellera Marjorie McPatridge Francis Stunaberry Pearl Runnels Otoinwa Andrew Sytsimy Albia Sid Robert Jennings

Valley notes of Darbys, visits, and improvements

Don Darby and George R Darby visited M M Darby north of Foster on Sunday. Zell Wilson is ill with inflammatory rheumatism, and Grandma Darby is recovering. Fred Tillmont’s Moravia sawmill shut for now due to bad weather. Hugh Lewin nearby, E F Wilson and wife visiting Zell. Durward Foster and Vernon Foster, Albia trip. County crew cleared timber east of Grandma Darby under Grant Lincox. Talk of a new steel bridge over Soap Creek west of Foster this summer. Families visited Zell Wilson’s Sunday. overall, valley residents cheer despite colds and rheumatism.

George R. Darby Donald M. M. Darby Foster Zell Wilson Lynch Grandma’ Darby Fred Tillmont Moravia Grandma Darby Grant Lincox Soap Creek Ervin Sincox Claire George Darby

Rainy Week In Iconium Brings Social Calls

Plenty of rain and mud as families like Halman and Beaty groups visit at Dora Hellyer Nancy Holman Cap Dicks and others. Jon Kingery visits Lester Breese while Walter Lagle works in his garage. Blanche DeBerard heads to Kansas City for a two week stay with her daughter. Allie Taylor of Nebraska visits the Murphy home. Charity begins at home as dy troubles persist.

Richard Halman Albia Dora Hellyer Nancy Holman Mra Ned Argo Leo Beaty Earl Swift Cap Dicks Jon Kingery Lester Breese Walter Lagle Blanche DeBerard Kansas City Allie Taylor Nebraska L. T. Murphy Beryl Beaty Dave Hiner

Notice of Final Report in Estate of Rho da Miller

Final report of administrator C A Turner on estate of Rho da Miller is on file in Appanoose County Iowa. Hearing set at the district court at the county courthouse at 40 oclock 4 m of March 1928 per court order. Miller Everett attorneys represent the estate.

Rhoda Miller C. A. Turner Appanoose County Towa Court House Said

General Motors Policy of Progress Drives Broad Benefits

General Motors emphasizes prompt access to new engineering advances after thorough testing at the Proving Ground. The company offers immediate delivery across its brands and boasts integrated production across regions, extensive supplier networks, 33,000 dealers, and nearly 275,000 families depending on GM. Engineers continually seek to improve build quality, utility, safety, and style across all price classes from Cadillac to Chevrolet.

Chevrolet Pontiac Oldsmobile Oakland Buick LaSalle Cadillac GMC Middle West General Motors General Motora

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