Franklin By Mrs. John Moffatt Franklin
News notes from Franklin report scarce local coverage this week due to poor roads. Mary and Roy Moffatt visited Cen terville Saturday. Summers family spent Christmas at Bill Summers home. Hugh McFatridge and Joe Lucas made weekend calls. Lloyd Ammons and Carl Cox called at the Moffatt home.
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Mary
Roy Moffatt
Centerville
David Summers
Bill Summers
Hugh McFatridge
B. F. Whitehead
Joe Lucas
John Moffatt
Lloyd Ammons
Hart| Schlit
Teonium
Carl Cox
John| Moffatt
Kidnaped For Romance In Historic Indore Tale
In a color illustrated tale from The American Weekly carried with the Sunday Chicago Herald American, a maharajah of Indore is said to have once abducted a renowned noblewoman from her parents and now kidnaps his own daughter over unrequited love, presenting a sensational romance.
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Indore
Sha
Chicago Heraldamerican
Local Happenings In Moravia And Surrounding News
Don Blackman of Des Moines visited Moravia with his parents over the weekend. Flora Phillips travels from Denver for her father Rufus Coulson's funeral. W. P. Davis and daughter attended Grant Clark's funeral in Albion. A Christmas day gathering included Mrs. N. G. Wilson and family. Several local residents report health updates and hospital stays. Numerous locals attended Miss Stella Albright’s funeral at Ashrove. The Donahoos moved to Moravia from Badger Wisconsin. Stockwell and Cooper plan to study at Iowa State College. others hosting and visiting. Cynthia Taylor from Des Moines visited the J. J. Taylor home.
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Don Blackman
Des Moines
Moravia
Mrs
M. K. Blackman
Flora C. Phillips
Rufus Coulson
Denver
Colo
W. P. Davis
Harold Mason
Grant Clark
Albion
Jake Day
Lee Hiatt
Howard Smith
C. C. Jones
Charles Coffin
Richard Yeach
Stella Albright
Methodist Church
Ashrove
Lester Brain
Don
Richard Stockwell
William Cooper
Mystic
Ames
Stockwell
Mr. Cooper
Iowa State College
Mr. Stockwell
Cooper
Pleasant Hill Christmas Socials and School Reopening
Mrs George Hammond notes Christmas gatherings at multiple local homes including McAninch Callen and Tarbell households with Argo and Sheldon families. Esther Murphy returns to Moravia, Jean Hammond resumes school after a week off, Pleasant Hill pupils and teacher back to class. Contacts mention Massman children visits and farm help by Paul Fenton and Lloyd Clerk family dinner at Hilton relations.
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Pleasant Hill
George Hammond
John McAninch
Jay Argo
Will Kelsey
Francis Argo
Russell Argo
Jim McAninch
Elbert Moore
Gilbert Callen
Clarence
Addié Sheldon
Clayton Sheldon
John Wm. McAninch
Jean Hammond
Jean Lawrence
Loraine Hammond
Massman
Paul Fenton
Helpi Lloyd Massman
Charlotte McAninch
Clell Sheldon
Ottumwa
Darwin Sheldon Neapy Spamter
Lloyd Clerk
Keith Clark
Hilton
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Gardner & Sony
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Martin
George L. Gollaher
Frank Woodward
Chet Broshar
Department of Agriculture
Higley
N. W
Rock Road
Het Roshar
The
Moravia Union
Henderson
Glick Farm
Adie
Alle
Ida McCrory
Lic
George Johnson
Clyde Wilson
N. G. Wilson
George Firkins
Maxine
E. F. Oehler
St. Josephs Hospital
Jay Oehler
Fed Oshler
Jay
Johnnie Dick
Virgil Rawlins
Naomi of
Colfax
Mrs. Henry Lurber
E. G. Hawk
Claude Hawk
Lois
Carolyn
Richard
Harold Hawk
Jeannie
J. B. Oehler
Fiana Qehler
Carl Dick
W. A. Surber
Henry Surber
Elmer Surber
Phyllis
Virginia
Linda
Naomi
Mra. DeVerne Lurber
A. W. Donahoo
Badger
Wisc
Donahoo
Gus Johnson
Zelma Hopkins
Blakesburg
C. M. Talbott
Frank Swaim
Cynthia Taylor
J. J. Taylor
Railroal
Turner & San
Moravia, Iowa
Bussey Vs
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U.S. Treasury
Allis-Chalmers
Rexall
Green Mountain
Veach Drug Store
Iowa
Gamble Store
Nadine & George
Gardner & Son
Swift & CO
Main Bros
Spencer
Harry Bougher
Mr. Bougher
Ralston Bros
Rockford, Ill
Fanchen Winsler
Adine & George's
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