Social Visitors and Local Calls Across Moravia
Moravia residents report a series of Sunday visits and calls. Mrs Quiller Adams spent days with C A Adams. Mr and Mrs Carl Tomlin visited EB Boyers. Mose Lockman visited Adams. Ray Coltrain's party visited G Stocker's Miller. Paul and Betty June Weat called at Wm Tomlin's Thursday. Mell Adams Ross Blumer and their daughter Josephine dined with W Irelon. Mrs M Headley and granddaughter Genevieve called on Mrs Bert Adams. A Moravia man notes a possible draw between his wife and Floyd Gibbons in a talkfest.
Moravia Newsmast and Subscription Rates
Floravia Union enters Moravia Iowa county postal matter under act of March 8 1879 BK Smith editor and publisher subscription rates listed include one year in advance six months three months and single copy
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Floravia Union
Moravia
Appanoosa County
Towa
Congress
BK. Smith
4 H Club Work Shows Bright Future for Farm Life
The piece argues 4 H club work best promises for farm life. It highlights training for boys and girls in livestock care crops and farming methods plus home skills for girls. It lauds organization and the games-like motivation driving 4 H efforts forward.
Memorial for Benjamin Franklin Prominent memorial funded by Curtis publishers
A $70 million memorial to Benjamin Franklin is planned in Philadelphia. Curus H. K. Curtis donated $1.5 million to honor the printer, journalist and statesman founder of The Saturday Evening Post. The piece recalls Franklin as a versatile figure and notes loyalty as a business principle. The page also includes several miscellaneous prompts and corrections.
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Philadelphia
Benjamin Franklin
Curus H. K. Curtis
Curtis Publications
Richard
Saturday Evening Post
Konjola Miracle Promoted By Local Advertiser
A Moravia Iowa advertisement touts Konjola as a life changer. It cites a former millionaire’s death from starvation in New York and a Lincoln man’s claims of relief from indigestion and rheumatism after using Konjola. The copy urges readers to try the medicine four to eight weeks and notes Smith Drug Store in Moravia for supplies.
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New York
Konjola
Dan Bishop
P. Street
Linean
Moravia
Towa
Smith Drug Store
Unsuccessful attempt to kidnap a year-old girl home
A set of short items includes a failed kidnapping at a private residence affecting a year-old girl. The rest presents witty quotes from various papers and a long list of local social visits and gatherings in Albia area. The tone shifts between editorial quips and community notices with names like Gertrude Green and Josephine Foster recurring.
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Poolish
Hoston Herald
Moravia Residents Observe Fourth of July Amid Rain
Albert Hoskinson and Sarah Hoadley are noted in daily visits while communities like Moravia attend Fourth of July fireworks. Local farming activity includes haying by Edgar Wilson and John Robinson on the Roy Darby farm and a new binder purchased by M. M. Darby for use with a Fordson tractor. George Darby hosts visitors George Clough and family, with nearby shows altering schedules. The old Foster school is being torn down to make way for a new building, with Fred Blumen stock handling the contract.
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Albert Hoskinson
H. D. Darby
Local social notes from Moravia and Albia area gatherings
The page records numerous visits and social rounds across Moravia Albia and surrounding families. Names mentioned include Ebert Moore Jim Moore Myra and Albert Hoskinson Ben Jones Claude Hawk the Mangles Patrick and Hamilton families and others. Casual visits from Sunday to Tuesday mark community ties and local errands such as shopping and hosting gatherings.
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Myra
Ebert Moore
Jim Moore
Case Hamilton
Lloyd Brown
Moravia
Albert Hoskinson
Ben Jones
Clara Lemaster
Mia
Jef’ Patrick
Claude Hawk
Mia. Delass Charity
Ulsa Mangle
Ernest Mangle
Alicia
Jeff Patrick's
Cass Hamilton
M. OB
Visue
Mis
John VanZante
Hen Jones
Roy du Vall
Roy du ¥All
Jeff Pat Lvick
Helen
van Long
Albia
Billy -Tracy
Donald
Lyle Jones
Flo
Moravia Valiers
County Wrider
Harey Brown
Lson
Leroy
Unionville Roundup Notices and Local Socials
Obituary note for August Koehler and Martha Sharp. Community updates include Harry Rumley visiting Muscatine for health, Doris McKerr visiting a party with Beulah Hiatt, rodeo attendance at Centerville, and several Unionville residents visiting, helping hay harvest, attending rodeos, and celebrating Jacob Stevens' birthday in Moravia.
Moravia Town Council Proceedings July 7 1930 Iowa
Moravia Iowa minutes show regular council session with Mayor W G Firkins and others approving last meeting minutes and paying general, cemetery, highway, light and hall funds. A budget discussion set July 21 for taxpayers. note includes long bank receivership notice to creditors of Farmers & Merchants Savings Bank of Moravia with Sept 16 1940 deadline.
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Moravia
Iowa
W. G. Firkins
E. D. Kennedy
John Irwin
von Tracy
G. D. Jones
Fred Hiatt
Carter
Elaima
Claude Wren
Farmers & Merchants Savings Bank OF
L. A. Andrew
Towa
Farmers & Merchants Savinge Bank of
Unionville Visitors Stroll Through Local Homes
Des Moines visitors including Mr and Mrs Al Pennington and children Catherine and Elmer called at Charley Coffin’s home during the week. Tom Hiatt and daughter Replah visited Ralph. Will Blyin and son Carl from Moravia called on Mrs Alice Sanders and Carol Foster visited Petey Adams. Johnny Poster was a Unionville caller Saturday.
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Unionville
al. Pennington
Catherine
Elmer
Des Moines
Charley Coffin
Tom Hiatt
Replah
Ralph
Will Blyin
Carl
Moravia
Boardman
Alice Sanders
Carol Foster
Petey Adams
Johnny Poster
Appanoose County Ministers Meet at Unionville
Appanoose County Ministerial Association will hold its regular monthly meeting on Monday afternoon and evening July 14 at the Unionville M. E. Church. The topic is The Church at Work with sub topics The Early Church and Church of Today. Fisherman’s Red Tie Special offers 20 percent off regular catalog filing from July 12 to 26. Free with each can of Duco No. 7 Polish blue yards of knit polishing cloth at Gamble Stores.
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Appanoore County Ministerial’ Association
Unionville
Gamble
Moravia Iowa to Hold Budget Hearing July First 1980
Moravia town council in Appanoose County Iowa will hold a budget hearing on July first 1980 at 8 PM at the town hall. Taxpayers may speak for or against the proposed expenditures as presented by E S Carter town clerk.
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District Court of
Appanoose County
Iowa
L. A. Andrew
State of Iowa
Farmers & Merchants Savings Bank of
Moravia
Farmers & Merchants Savings Bank
Moravis
District Court
Appancose County
Banking of
Appanoore County
E. S. Carter
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Floyd Gibbons
Nelson
Centerville
B. Franklin
Boston
Lincoln
Elealenfeatente
Pennsylvania
Vets
Dayton News
Hoover
Florida
Buffalo Courier- Express
London
Punch
Boston, Herald
Mr. Grundy
Sears
Arkansas Gazette
Mussolini
Conditin
Chicago Daily News
Brunskick
India
Brunswick
Pilot
War Department
Publishers Syndicate
Gertrude Green
Edna Burns
Josephine Foster
Evelyn
Ernestine Stauber
D. R. Wilson
Lodge
Clifford Tisue
Doris McKern
Beulah Hiatt
Dorothy
Walter
Chubby Wilson
Grandpa Foster
Grace Wetmore
Lee
Rockford
Cox
Orman Whicker
Pearsie Boyer’s
Lee Hiatt
H. C. Tisue's
Evelyn Stauber
Althea Green
Moravia State Savings Bank
Appanoose
Appanegse County
T. J. Turner
BR. McDanel
Ef D. Minnes
Clara Hiatt
Babove Ramed
McDanel
A. D. Minnes
Gashier
Cheater Broshar
Appangose
W. L. Hicks
H. G. Broshaz
Kinser Valley
August Koehler
Martha Sharp
Harry Rumley
Muscatine Iaat
Doris McKerr
Earl Foster
Carol
Ernest
Mra
Rumley
J. J. Stevens
Chester Sanders
Conor Sanders
Beulah
Center
Ville
Misa Alice Sanders
Chester
Royce
Carl Coffin
Will Miller
Jacob Stevens
John Moffat
Will Wdna
Mary Daisy
Roy
Will Moffat
Floyd and Lee
Johnny Foster
Harry Ramsey
Calvin
LaVerne
Bonnie Lee
Walter Me« Cauley
Clara Dudley
Philip
Ray
Mildred Robey
Bobby Junior
Betty Gene
Mr. McCord
Burdett Cox
Emma Ray
Appanoodse County
Erise
Moravia Bakery
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