Moravia News Briefs on Visits and Local Matches
George Darby and family spent Sunday at the Bera Coltrain home. Zell Wilson and family were at EB F Wilson's home Saturday. Grant Sincox and family hosted Sunday. Frank Fulton shopped Albia Saturday. Cartig Robinson of Plattsmouth nebraska arrived to visit his mother Mrs. Sarah Hoadley. Curtis worked on the pipeline and will start in Oskaloosa after a few days. Darby and son Donald shopped in Albia Saturday. Arthur Herbert Eva Lewis of Des Moines spent the weekend with relatives. M O M Darby and Roy Darby visited the H D Darby home. Roscoe Pennington delivered a load to Moravia for Alex Johnson Monday. J J Anderson bought the Lincox place near Mason City. Everett Anderson visited J J Anderson. John Robiron attended the chair varnian Jim Loth's wedding. A Moravia man shows unusual skill with a broom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Darby
Bera Coltrain
Zell Wilson
EB. F. Wilson
E. G. Sincox
Grant Sincox
Frank Fulton
Cartig Robinson
Plattaburg
Nebraska
Sarah Hoadley
Curtis
Oskaloosa
Eon Donald
Albia
Arthur
Herbert
Eva Lewis
Des Moines
M. OM. Darby
Jon
Roy
H. D. Darby
Roscoe Pennington
Moravia
Alex Johnson
J. J. Anderson
Charles Lincox
George Pabst
Ving
Mason City
Everett Anderson
John Robiron
Jim Loth
Social and family visits in Boyer Ridge district
Local residents Mrs. Eli Hiatt and Mrs. George Boyer hosted guests at E. H. Boyer and Pearl Boyer homes on Tuesday. Multiple families including the Fos ter, Espy, and Kaster clans, attended social events at Moravia and Unionville churches. Opal June Boyer was absent from school sick. Several families shared Sunday visits and dinners at various homes, with neighbors attending a sub district Epworth League social and a declamatory contest in Moravia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Hiatt
E. H. Boyer
George Boyer
Pearl Boyer
John Espy
J. P. Foster
Ira Boyer
Centerville
Frank Boyer
Tom Morrison
Paul Boyer
Opal June Boyer
Catt
Ivan Boyer
Florence Lateille
Leon Burns
Velma Whicker
Virginia
Kaster
Epworth League
Moravia
James Kaster
Gleo Burns
M. B
Unionville
H. A. Herman
Charlie Boyer
Olin Foster
Betty Jean
Carl Tomlin
Baby
E. H. Bayer
A. C. Kaster
Robert Kaster
John Clark
Chilren
J. H
Local Children Visit Relatives and Plan Achievement Day
Ernestine Stauber spent the week end with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Lemaster. Althea Green spent Saturday night with Josephine Foster. Mary Eileen Blackman stayed Friday evening through Sunday with Dorothy Wilson. Gertrude Green is on the sick list with a cold. Wendl Coulson spent Sunday with Harold Huff. Joe Martin and family of Ottumwa were at the H W Potta. Guus Tiave is busy sawing wood nearby. Harley Tisve spent Sunday at the W J Lemaster home. Guss Tisve and family visited Sunday afternoon at Clark Blackman. Women are busy making posters for achievement day. Final day for this years women work projects will be Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernestine Stauber
Mrs. Lemaster
Althea Green
Josephine Foster
Mary Eileen Blackman
Dorothy Wilson
Gertrude Green
Wendl Coulson
Harold Huff
Joe Martin
Ottumwa
H. W. Potta
Guus Tiave
Harley Tisve
W. J. Lemaster
Guss Tisve
Clark Blackman
O. A. Hiatt
F.C. Hiatt
L. A. Hiatt
Bert Meadowa
E. F. Tucker
Alfred Carlson
Dell Hellyer
W. H. Powell
Gilbert Craw
Rose Wella
Margaret Hiatt
Josephine Scott
Dwight Powell
Unionville
Hiatt
Kenneth
Clyde Walker
Centerville
Doyle McDanel
J. J
W. H. Cellen
Cyril McDahel
St. Joseph Hospital
Theo Thompson
Mré. Thompson
Local Social Rounds Include Centerville Visits
Centerville residents Mr and Mrs Guy McDanal and children visited the Dimeline home Sunday. Ardis Caflen spent the weekend with Rubus Whitehead near Teonium. The Howell family attended Moravia church services Sunday. Martha Coulson shopped in Moravia last week. Misa Callen spent the weekend with Theo Milter and Francis at the Van Lemaster home. John Thomas employs Forest Marble as a carpenter. Fay Cline of Kalamazoo Michigan visited the Cline home. Alfred Carlson visited the Hellyey family Sunday. Ming Ione Sue spent the weekend at home. Will Perkey and wife were in Centerville Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy McDanal
Centerville
Dimeline
Ardis Caflen
Rubus Whitehead
Teonium
Howell and Sons
Moravia
Martha Coulson
Misa Edrie Callen
Mra
Theo Milter
Francis Apart
Sundsy
van Lemaster
Forest Marble
Governor Turner Expands Major Appointments And Standards
Governor Turner added three more major appointments and three confirmations in a busy week, bringing total cleaned up to ten of fifteen. The moves include Ni. H. Felton, Warren county, to the state board of control. George B. Simpson, West Union, reappointed to the state board of parole. and A. B. Funk, Des Moines, reappointed industrial commissioner. The state will lose A. M. McColl when his term ends July first, a consequence of political timing.
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Turner
Earry
Ni. H. Felton
Warren County
State Board of Control
George B. Simpson
West Union
State Board of Parole
A. B. Funk
Des Moines
Atyte
A. M. McColl
McColl
Great Board of Control
Senate
State Board of Education
Iowa City
Board of Education
Harding
Gardner Cowles
Dan
Keer
Highway Patrol
Minnesota
Autocensa Corrections
Towa
State Highway Commission
Supreme Court
Honda
Elliott
Scott County
Board of Railway Commissioners
Public Utility Commission
Railroad Commissioners
Senate Amends Investigation Plan for State University of Iowa
The senate trimmed charges against the State University of Iowa and allowed appointment of three members from each house for an investigation. It also provisioned state funded counsel for the state board of education. House concurrence followed 88 to 0. Special committees not yet named. An optional county aid bill for county agent salaries faced hostile reception. Representative Short accused Farm Bureau leaders of pussyfooting and political ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
State University of Iowa
Senate
House
State Board of Education
Short
Sioux City
Hiattville Neighbors Bid Farewell To Thompson Couple
Mrs Hiatt and relatives visit across the region while neighbors plan a leave taking party for Theo and Mrs Thompson. The gathering at their home included games, popcorn and candy as a sendoff after years in the community.
Brompton Social Roundup Notes and Visits
Brompton residents hosted and visited across small gatherings with families including Robinsons Boardmans and McCoys. Public sale by Mrs Fisher and multiple callers from Albia Des Moines Ottumwa and Moravia were noted along with attendance at a declamatory contest and a performance of Abraham Lincoln in Albia.
Blue Front Community Life Boxed In Moravia
A series of short notes from Blue Front area recount calls and visits including Mr and Mrs Jef Patrick in Moravia Ben Jones and family visiting John Van Zante and others at Elbert Moore s Pauline Williams Helen Hamilton Wanda Jones Wilma Van Zante enjoyed a Valentine party at church basement A Vera Boshak teacher took Blue Front schoolchildren to Albia The group enjoyed dinner at multiple homes and a Vosburgh school reunion was attended by several locals The passage notes Congress has two weeks more to go through the taxpayers packet book
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jef Patrick
Moravia
Ben Jones
John van Zante
Jim Moore
Elbert Moore
Pauline Williams
Helen Hamilton
Wanda Jones
Wilma van Zante
Vera Boshak
Blue Front School
Albia
Deloss Charity
Claude Hawk
Virgil Kaster
T. J. Luse
Earl Espy
Truxton Dick
Lloyd Brown
Tom Brown
Cass Hamilton
Helen
F. P. Hamilton
Van
Wesley Long
Vosburgh
Marve Lockman
Fred Hammond
Pleasant Hill social notes and probate notice excerpt
Pleasant Hill residents are listed visiting relatives including Hammond Moore and Tarbell families with parties and visits at Moravia Elbert Moore and Walt Blue hosted gatherings. A district court notice in Appanoose County sets March 10 1931 for probate of Samuel Blumer will, with interested parties invited to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appanoose County
Iowa
State of Iowa
Samuel ‘Blumer
Samuel Blumer
Rupture Expert Demonstrations In Centerville Albia
C F Redlich of Minneapolis will demonstrate his rupture treatment at the Continental Hotel in Centerville on March 2 and at the Clark Hotel in Albia on March 6 from 10 am to 4 pm. He claims his Perfect Retention Shields relieve ruptures instantly and safely with lasting results, also improving associated stomach and back issues. Free inspections offered. home office 1835 Boston Block, Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Redlich
Minneapolis
Minn
Centerville
Continental
Albia
Clark Hotel
Boston Block
Experience Teaches More Than Profit, We Learn by Doing
A reflective note asserts that gain comes from experience itself, not from exploiting lessons for profit. It emphasizes learning through practice, growth, and steady improvement over immediate monetary gain.
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H. M. Stith
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Lois Bates
K. C
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Dora
W. F. Boardman
KE. F. Boardman
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Wilma
M. £. Boardman
Clifton
Eva
Lloyd Stafford
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L. McCoy
Geneva Selmon
Herman Johnson
I. J. Smith
Win. Giltner
Albin
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Albion
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H. M. Smith
Elwood
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Kenneth Stafford
D. E. McGoy
Boardman
Clifton Boardman
Mrs. W. &. Boardman
Abraham Lincoln
Congress
Turner & Son Funeral
Pleasant Hill
Charles Hammond
Hattie
Donald
Kim Moore
Old Mia
Donnie Fenton
Arlene
Dale
Walt Blue
Ben Glasgow
Fairy Croaby
Louise Guffy
Arlene Fenton
Mildred Moore
Vera
Hollis ‘Tarbell
Theda Tarbell
Millie Chadwick
Vera Moore
DeWayne
Ens Blue
Bra. Dolph
Tarbell
Hollis
Drucilla Lowery
Hattie and
Tom Mangman
Dan Fenton
D. 5
Dr. West
Smith Drug Store
J. W. Irwin For
B.C
W. H. Callen
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J. D. Minnes
Cody J. Luse
Main Station
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Farrow
Fairview Ladies Aid
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