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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1928

Page

4

Final Report Hearing Set In Estate Of Rio fa Miller

Notice states final report of administrator C A Turner is on file in Appanoose County Iowa and will be heard on March 1 1928 at 10 a m at the county Courthouse by order of the Court VEGETABLES list contrasts common hemisphere crops with imports and notes tomato evolution and origins of vegetables including corn potatoes beans peppers and others from the Americas Africa and abroad are mentioned in a department bulletin

Rio Fa Miller C. A. Turner Appanoose County Iowa Said County Shroud U. S. Department of Agriculture Africa Bulletin of The Agriculture Department America

Ames Abe on Lindbergh Spirit and Courage

A condensed remark argues that if Lindbergh continues risking himself, he may die or awaken to only the Spirit of St Louis remaining. The speaker implies enduring courage is vital to prevent a fatal outcome and to honor Lindbergh’s perilous acts.

Lindbergh St. Louis

Moravia Faces Democratic Nomination Question

A Moravia led council weighs a faith in citizens and a fair path for Dan Moody while Moravia backs the Democratic vice presidential candidacy and signals support for a hopeful nomination.

Moravia Dan Moody

Hilton community notices and social items

Regular appointments and visits mark a Hilton week with sermons, meals, and host exchanges. Social gatherings include the Young Peoples Class party at the Callen home and a postponed Farm Bureau program with candy and pie supper led by Ruth Bresco and Vivian Wilson.

Local Social Roundup Notables and Visits

Mr and Mrs J C Cross and son Tellia visited at the James Wood home Sunday. Mrs Anna Smith of Ottumwa spent the week at the James Wood home. Frank Gibbs called at the Wilbur Miller home Thursday. Mr and Mrs David Caylor and Mrs Floyd Wood and daughter spent Sunday at the Lee Tadlock home. Art Gabor was calling in this vicinity Sunday. Mr and Mrs Arlo Selix have been staying the past week at the Jim Selix home. Mr and Mrs Floyd Wood were calling at the John Hopkins home Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Steven Paris and son were calling at the John Hopkins home Sunday. Lindon Paris has been visiting in this vicinity the past week. Miss Sylvia Mart was shopping by Unionville Saturday. Chester Sandera hauled Floyd Wood four loads of corn Saturday. Wilbur Miller made a business trip to Udell Monday afternoon. Rev Goldsmith of Missouri started a revival meeting at the Miller church Monday night.

J. C. Cross Tellia James Wood Anna Smith Ottumwa Frank Gibbs Wilbur Miller David Caylor Floyd Wood Lee Tadlock Art Gabor Arlo Selix Jim Selix John Hopkins Steven Paris Lindon Paris Sylvia Mart Unionville Chester Sandera Udell Goldsmith Missouri Miller Church Roy Scott George Long C. W. Peterson W. H. Powell Roy Hiatt Esther R. S Harley Burton Dwight Powell Colo Iowa J. F. Chambers Peart Mildred Dr. Lowery Martha Chambers L. R. Hiatt Eli Hiatt J. T. Hiatt Dwight Weatherly Moravia M. E. McDanes Robert Matilda Burton J. C. Neff Bayard Orville Burton Theo Miller Beu Francia Centerville George Scott Miss Reich R. C. Wilson Scott Tucker Fairfield Frank, Turner Mornyia

Maple Grove Social Notes Patchwork Visit Patterns

Maple Grove reports a string of local visits and chores with neighbors hosting guests and moving household items. Marjory Scott and baby stayed Monday night with the Gabe Johnson household while Delmar Glick aided Keith Rose. Several families, including the DuValls, Garners, and Johnsons, hosted relatives and shopped Moravian stores.

Darbyville Community Notes and Visits

Attendance at Sunday School for El 19 was 30. Mrs Allen Hopkins of Rachbun visited Monday with her sister Mrs R Mericle and family. Lee Gillis of Cedar Rapids is visiting at the Wm Euton home. Mr and Mrs Peerd Boyer spent Saturday night and Sunday at the Frank Oconner home near Griffinsville. Mrs J L McNamar improve. Katherine Expy spent Monday night with Mr and Mrs Wan Expy.

Erendpuremta Mrs. Wan Expy

Social visits at Eaton and Boyer homes in county

Miss Ruby Eaton spent Sunday at the parental Wm. Eaton home. G. R. Boyer and family, Mrs. Merle Wilson, and Miss Nannie Espy visited Sunday evening at the E. H. Boyer home.

Ruby Eaton Wm. Eaton G. R. Boyer and Merle Wilson Nannie Espy E. H. Boyer

Hiattsville Notes Show Local Family Visits and Travel

Community diary recaps visits among Hiatt and nearby families. Several relatives and friends are mentioned visiting homes in Centerville Moravia Ottumwa and Fairfield with milestones of health and work, including Dwight Powell heading to Colo Iowa to farm. The W H Powell family enjoy a new Freid Elsceman radio.

Pleasant Hill Social Roundup At Fern Penfield’s

Fern Penfield hosted Verna Me Aninch Monday afternoon while Mabel and Dorothy Murphy visited Tuesday. The Clover Leaf Club shared a pleasant day with Mrs L H Clark and neighbors called on various homes including Clyde Dicks and Cap Dicks.

Fern Penfield Verna Mabel Dorothy Murphy Lloyd Clark Donald Gilbert Callen Dan Fenton Brushy Detinie Fenton Fern Callen Pearl Free Clover Leaf Club L. H. Clark

Local Valley Notes Share Visits and Woodwork

George ER Darby hauled wood to Moravia Saturday and Monday. R C Wilson and family near Centerville plus sisters Vivien and Edna of Moravia visited Zell near here Sunday. The Misses Dorothea Darby Vera Lewis Lerdra Smith and two Combs girls had Sunday dinner at Museby home near Selection. Harley Smith headed to Moravia for road plow work. Gvorge BR Darby and E C Caster helped Henry Suisma saw wood Thursday. Zell Wilson improving well. Moravia visitor G Davis checked on lugs in the Tillmont area.

George ER. Darby Moravia R. C. Wilson Centerville Vivien Edna Zell Dorothea Darby Vera Lewis Lerdra Smith Combs Museby Selection Harley Smith Burg

Moravia Union Ad Encourages Season Purchases and Local Talent

The Moravia Union highlights seasonal needs from home beautification to wardrobe updates and services. Donald Darby, a Kinser Valley youth, participates in the Oskaloosa Moravia speaking contest, praised by locals as entertaining. The message urges readers to watch the ads for quality goods at low prices.

Moravia Union

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Poravia Auton Smith Bros Turner & Son D. K. Orelup Farmers’ & Merchants Savings Bank West End Stark & Hiatt Paul Broshar N. R. Ward Albia Ames Abe Courage Moravia Oil Co Billy Burch N.Y. Americans Blakesburg Herman Huber Berry and Reed Smallwood Lloyd Brown Joe Albertson Misa Edith Powell Marie Clark Grace Clara Ellis Misa Christina Humphrey Earl Spencer Farm Bureau Ruth Bresco Hilton School Vivien Wilson Harold and Max Kingery Alvin Rouse Roberta Humphrey Misa Ruth Hinote Young Peoples Hilton Sunday Callen Andry Callen Wayne Clark Harry Robinson Joe Clark Merle Clark Dorothy Kingery Howard Humphrey Leta Woodcock George Estlacks Edna May R. C. Humphrey Robert Ferginson Ralph Spencer Miller Maple Grove Marjory Scott Baby Gabe Johnson Delmar Glick Keith Rose Burl Arnold Warren DuVall Charley Garner Opal Johnson Harley Tisue Tom McCrory Walter Scott Geo. Hiatt Maine Station John Smithburg John Dodd Adolph Gurd Rosene Pennington FR. Cullen LC. Cullen Darbyville Hiattsville Pleasant Hill Orville Callen Clyde Dicks Ben Argo Jay Argo L. A Gray Penfield and Son Frank Tarbell Jack Penfield John William Jimmie McAninch Earle Swift Cap Dicks Gray Penfield Lloyd Massman Kinser Valley Ment Donald Darby Dempsey Moravia Bakery Andrew W. Mellon U.S. Treasury Wagos All America Southern Utilities McConville Coal J. W. Irwin Goal Co
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