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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1930

Page

2

Moravia Youths Defeat Brompton 23 to 4 in One-Sided Win

Moravia kids down Brompton 23 to 4 last Sunday afternoon in a lopsided contest. They were slated to face Drakesville Tuesday, but that team did not show. Also advertised is a garden hose set for 4.25 at Gamble Stores Centerville Town from July 12 to 26. Farmers note beliefs about planting by the moon and sun.

Moravia Brompton Drakesville Gamble Stores Centerville Town

Local Happenings In Moravia Community Notes

Local Moravia brief listing visitors and ill residents includes Henry Free and Rev. W P Donahoo both seriously ill. Lois Jesse of Mexico Missouri visits C C Cullers. Elsie Whitehead from Albia comes to see her uncle Lewis Young. Numerous travels mention Frank Sharp of Phoenix visiting friends, Tuttle from California, DuVall family from Wyoming, Dorin Wales from Centerville, and Creech from Oskaloosa.

Henry Free Lois Jesse Mexico C. C. Cullers W. G. Bivin Wyoming Colorado Nebraska Frank Sharp Phoenix Ariz Moravia Elsie Whitehead Albini Lewis Young W. P. Donahoo Loyd Carter Mary Frances Roland Rose Tuttle Upland Calif Roy DuVall Harry DuVall Dorin Wales Binhoon Centerville JL. T. van Dorin Cecil Creech Oskaloosa Iowa Mrs W. S. Creech

Moravia News Bride And Visitors On Fourth Of July

Moravia and surrounding areas welcomed countless visitors and residents during the Fourth of July period. Names like Brown Bradley Thompson Spencer Boyer and Van Dorin appear among many guests and family gatherings. Local activities included Masons attendances, school class attendance honors, and community celebrations with fireworks and family visits across Moravia Foster Exline Ottumwa Centerville and Waterloo.

John Brown Centerville Moravia J. A. Bradley D. W. Thompson Ottumwa Monay Paul Spencer Paul Boyer A. O. van Dorin W. H. van Do E. A. Caylor Unionville Gus Main C. N. Main Horton Potts Fred van Dorin Gilman Iowa John Dille Roland Chicago Albia Clair Broshar Waterloo Emmett Scott H. G. Broshar Jordan Louise Oehler Pete Schreiner Sadie Tisue Befra Joe Simmons Sadie Grant City Simmon D, EB Bishop Vera Boshak Mya van Huff Jimmie Dean Gary Ind Laura Matherly Jefferson Raymond J. H. Hiatt Denver Cole Grandpa L. B. Hiatt Dorothy Reich Hill Wakerfield Noorden Slavin University of Town Iowa City S. B. Alexander Elision Lilyd McCrory F. J. Smith Watertown Willis McCrory Joe McCrory Harry McCrory

Moravia Fourth crowds greet July celebrations

Reports from Moravia describe large Fourth of July and weekend crowds making full coverage difficult. Mrs. Burton Tari formerly Ruby Burne earns praise for tabloid work at Drew University. Rev Tarr and Mrs Tarr recently moved to Peekskill after activity at Drew. Mrs Tarr earned top grades in her first year at the university. Prior to Drew she studied at Cornell College and earned a BA this year.

Moravia Drew University Madison Drew

Notice of Probate of Will in Appanoose County Iowa

District Court in Appanoose County Iowa opens probate for Martha J Sharp will filed July 7 1930 and read August 1930 with final proof date set. Interested parties may appear to show cause why it should not be admitted to probate. Clerk Edmund Hanson July 10 17 24. Valentine and Valentine attorneys.

Martha J. Sharp Said Edmund Hanson Valentine & Valentine Attys

Midnight Misfit and a Lighter Shade of Boy

Fragmented clipping recounts a school nickname case where a darker student objects to a lighter newcomer's use of the nickname Midnight. Interwoven captions and stray quips hint at a sequence of humor and social friction in a boarding house and street scenes.

Humorous Clippings Mix of Jokes and Dialogues

A jumbled page of jokes and captions from various sources includes lines about frying fish prices, love songs, burglar humor, a doctor’s quip on market timing, tramcar banter, nationality jokes, shipboard wit, and a Masonic draftsman cartoon. Strong entities include Latd and Loughboro references, Punch and Montreal Star. The humor sketches pivot on wordplay and social observations with quick setups and punchlines.

HEDGE COLLEGE Sh Hh hm And Hughie Lewis Visit Moravia Area

Hughie Lewis and family of Des Moines spent several days visiting the E. Cy Caster and Grant Sincox homes. Numerous neighbors and relatives from Moravia Gilman Centerville and Albin gathered for visits over the weekend with Mr and Mrs Henry Sytama and others.

Hughie Lewis Des Moines Elize Newton John Winfield Mra G. Sincox Clair Grant Sincox Herman John JSON Charlie Johnson Moravia Johnson and Robert Jennings Tand R. S. Faber Harley Smith Grant Lincox Henry van Weelden Albin

Suburban neighbors discuss moving to a better neighborhood

A woman chats with her neighbor over the back fence saying they will be living in a better neighborhood soon. The neighbor volunteers agreement, but questions whether they are moving, clarifying they are staying put.

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Gold Braid and All Aids Rad Cross Fund Drama

A military drama titled Gold Braid and All Aids the Red Cross Fund is in progress. One actor, a private, resists the stage manager’s push to improve, prompting a remark that a marshal’s rank isn’t expected for a shilling night. Montreal Star notes the clash between ranks and performance.

A. Shilling Night Montreal

Classified ads for baby chicks and farm items in Missouri

Special baby chicks advertised at 7.00 per 100 for Reds Rocks Wyandottes Orpingtons and 6.00 per 100 for White Brown and Buff Leghorns with postage paid and delivery guaranteed. Missouri Poultry Farms Columbus Missouri touts limited time prices and requires 1.00 per 100 sent. other items include a hay rack for sale by Fred Tillmont and a found pair of spectacles at Moravia cemetery with owner asked to pay for ad to reclaim.

Missouri Poultry Farms Columbus Missouri Moravia

Also Mentioned on This Page

Moravia Kids Turner & Son A. G. Broshar Agt Juanita Smith Kansas City, Mo Briardale Omar Mandalay Gallon Clan Oregon Prunes Bie Swift Service Swift & Co West Side Square Jaws Appanoose County State of Midnight Leben Yorse Hostens Pathfinder Loughboro Herald Loendon Dr. Sitcom Gonger Poland Holland Montreal Star Sound Stoak Fire Insurance Chef Broshar General Insurance Jack Sprat Oskaloosa Division Peermints Pense Ey RWS Supreme Coffee Acpoxon Pubon Lux Rinso Chet Brosher Fred Tillmont O. K W. T. VanDorin
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