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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1932
Page
2
Ed and Arizona plot with Jack Steck against Bob Stick while two gunplay legends loom from the past. May round up ends amid cattle drives as Ed guards camp and a cliff ambush erupts with rapid rifle fire. To be continued.
Local items list visitors and callers in Moravia and surrounding towns. Neale of Albia, Oehler of Des Moines, Zerbe, Sneed, Hightshoe, Hankins, and others appear among county residents. Banquet at Methodist Church and club meetings noted. final line comments on advice being cheap.
Appanoose County Board inspected the farm and counted inventories including homes, machinery, stock and farm products. They set a cheap supply buying plan, approved domestic animal claims, designated bank depositories, fixed salaries for the engineers department, and adjourned to a later date.
Moravia Cooperative Marketing Association reports shipments for the week totaling one car of cattle and three cars of hogs. In other notes a 2 percent maintenance levy is proposed by the Appanoose County Board of Supervisors to fund road maintenance.
Classified notices include rent for Levi Swaim residence in Moravia and sale items like a Jersey cow and Hampshire gilt. A lost Hudson three chain between Moravia and Leonium is listed with finder notification. Also mentions Miller Products stores and Stella Carter, with owner names such as Frank Wilson and M. A. Martin.
A gathering of relatives at the Otha Hiatt home in Moravia on Sunday January 17 celebrated Mrs. Hiatt's birthday. Attendees arrived with baskets, shared a noon dinner, and later departed wishing many happy returns of the day. Names mentioned include Lewin Main and granddaughter Mary Lou, A Y Hiatt and son Kenneth, Gua Hiatt and sons Carl and Glair, Ernest Hiatt and baby Virginia Paulino, Clyda Walker and granddaughter Mary Margaret, and Harold Hudgens with children Vivian and Richard.
Attention Odd Fellows are asked to gather for practice in the hall Thursday evening, focusing on the second degree. The group plans to travel to Albina on Tuesday January 26 to perform the work, per N. G. C. Cullers.
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during our bereavement. T. T. Lockman and family.
Over 40 youths attended last Sunday as Misa Millie Cox led a session on Divarmamenta as a path to world peace. Harris Stafford will lead next Sunday. The group aims for 60 attendees. the question box committee requests more questions.
Loyd Carter prepares to open a general store in Hiattsville in a few days. Ruth Scott stays with sister Mrs Glennie Dicks and the new baby. The Miller and Martin families visit J F Chambers home. Bates visit A W Martin home. Hiatt home news scarce this week.
Roscoe Pennington delivered hogs to Moravia for M. M. and B. T. Darby Monday. Andy Madison attended the Albin community sale Saturday. Wille Van Dorin was calling on Moravia Saturday on relatives and business. E. G. Lincox and family spent Sunday at the Bayard Neff home. Donald and Dorothea Darby spent Monday evening at the Henry Sytema One. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Smith and children were guests at the home of her parents near Unionville Sunday. J. W. Albert went to Moberly on business Friday, returning home Saturday.
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