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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1927
Page
4
Resolved that Congress should enact laws embodying Haugen farm relief bill principles as urged by Moravia Union Newton in a public statement. The proposal calls for federal action to support farmers amid economic stress.
Ester Lane sues Frederick Lane in District Court seeking divorce on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. Petition on file. defendant must appear and defend by noon of the second day of the next term in Centerville.
Commencing March 24 1927 default will be rendered against you and judgment tendered in accordance with the prayer of said petition. B Fulton Rice attorney for plaintiff.
Winter deepens in Unionville with temperatures around twenty below as residents welcome guests, host banquets, and celebrate clubs. Measles, chickenpox, and illnesses touch families while local events include church, bank, and school activities. new officers elected. and relatives travel to Humeston and Moravia.
Willie VanDorin helped Grant Lineux clear snow between Foster and Moravia on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Eddie Sullen welcomed a baby boy born Friday. Mr and Mrs Zell Wilson visited the E C Caster home Sunday afternoon. George Darby and family spent Sunday at the O D DuVali home. Neal Crook Davy Lewis and Fremont St John of Des Moines visited Hugh Lewis for the weekend. Roy Elswick and family visited the Mily Selby home Sunday. Julia Robinson called at the George Darby home Monday afternoon.
Friday afternoon through Sunday evening snippets list Lyndon Da phne and Lloyd McDanel calling at Mrs A E Broshar home Edna Pfannebecker Edna McDanel and John Clark family visits include James Easter wife and son Vernon at John Clark home Olin Foster visiting Henry Foster Daphne McVanel guests of Virginia and Vera Easter.
Last week Rev. Cox suffered a severe knee cut after a woodsaw accident while aiding a community project. Farm Bureau attendees report a splendid Des Moines convention. Local events include a municipal woodsawing, lodge officer installation, and a 21st birthday surprise. Various visits and social gatherings fill the Moravia Iconium area week.
Mrs Davia visited relatives in Plano last week. L Dodd shipped hogs Wednesday. Attendees from the area joined the funeral of Enoch Wright at Moravis Monday. Mr and Mrs Heil Burton and daughter Evelyn visited with Mr and Mrs A Shull. Mrs Fred Sheldon and daughter Eather have measles. Troy Glick called at the H B Glick home Saturday. Mr and Mrs Jim Broshar and daughter Jean visited at the Hurry Pabst home Sunday. Charley Garner daughter Ruth and sons Ployd and Ralph drove to Ottumwa Monday. J R Cullen drawn on the jury. Fred Sheldon and son Roy were in Movevia Saturday. revival services at the U B Church draw regional attendance. Ernest Garner absent from school last week. Reba Ardis and Greg Cullen absent Monday due to illness.
An off coast Mexico island described as a tropical paradise turned prison. The Mexican penal colony houses about two thousand inmates, guarded by eighty, with the governor in charge. Most inmates are crime record adults facing life sentences as escape is impossible under guard and sharks.
A Youth's Companion excerpt offers timeless guidance for good company. It urges listening over talking, tempering praise, avoiding affronts, and respecting old friends, while cautioning against boasting, idle stories, and overbearing humor.
The Market for Exchange notes the earliest surviving formal bill of exchange from Milan dated March 8 1925 and shows the Italian and English renderings. It commands payment for the bill to Luca Goro de Bonromel with a value received from Marco Rena and requests protection by Christ.
Statisticians estimate over 15 600 lives lost to fire in the United States with at least that many injuries. Ninety five percent of fires occur in homes, hitting women and children hardest. The piece urges household fire extinguishers and one in each car, noting minutes count before fire departments arrive.
The Holy City of Islam in af Hew proclaims municipal finances sound with 1921 debt of 500000 fully covered by revenues, taxation, and concessions. Mayor Si Muhawmed Tuzy, head of Fezi region, signs all city documents. Government comprises three commissions Muoglem Jewtel and French.
Maine Station reports a pleasant oyster supper hosted by the DU Church last Friday evening with a nice turnout and cheerful mood.
The report records social visits and weekend activity from the Pfanna Becker area. Names include Broshar Easter McDanel Boshak Ballanger McKern and others visiting homes of McDanel, McDanels, Gladfelder, Purvis, Luse and Cody Luse, with several Sunday and Saturday calls noted. Community members from Velma Boshak to Moravia attended gatherings.
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