Local social notes and household visits in Hilton area
The notice records several visits and gatherings across Hilton and nearby towns. People named include Mrs. Ratha, Ralph Spencer, Ira Robinson, Edna and Willie May, Dorothy and Verla Kingery, Elmer Smith, George Estlack, Leora and Eldred, Emma Searcy, Roy and Arthur Tibbels, Joe Clark family, Lucile and Helen Elswick, Leora J. Estlack, W. W. Zahniser home near Oskaloosa, R. C. Humphrey family, Lewis Rouse family, Logan Strunk, Charles Coffin, Paul and Mary, Dorothy Jean and Rosilee Lovell. Also mentions summer pests and a note about the ice business in Byrd stories and advice to "Make the fly pay as it enters."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratha
Spencer
Ralph Spencer
Ira Robinson
Edna
Willie May
Dorothy
Verla Kingery
Elmer Smith
George Estlack
Leora
Eldred
Peterson
Albia
Emma Searcy
Hilton
Kirkville
Roy Tibbels
Arthur Tibbels
Joe Clark
Lucile
Helen Elswick
Leora J. Estlack
Humphrey
Lewis Rouse
W. W. Zahniser
Oskaloosa
Logan
Charles Coffin
Paul
Mary
Dorothy Jean
Rosilee Lovell
R. C. Humphrey
Moravia Fourth of July Social Reports Nearby Visits
Zell Wilson and Edgar Wilson shopped Saturday while Marjorie VanDorin stayed with Evelyn Gowdy. Willie VanDorin visited with family on Sunday at the Lockman home near Hilton. The Darbys hosted and others dropped by Frances Wilson’s home. Jennie Robinson from Albia joined the celebration. George Darby and family, Curtis Gowdy and family, Forrest Sutliff and others spent Sunday evening at the Darby home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zell Wilson
Edgar Wilson
Marjorie VanDorin
Evelyn Gowdy
Willie VanDorin
Lockman
Hilton
Tom Taylor
H. D. Darby
Moravia
George Darby
Frances Wilson
Jennie Robinson
Albia
Sar‘sh Hoadley
Curtis Gowdy
Forrest Sutliff
Te. D. Darby
Rheumatism and Neuritis Gone by Konjola
Mrs Mollie Ramsey of Burlington Iowa recounts severe rheumatism and neuritis that left her in pain and unable to sleep. After two bottles of Konjola topped with kidney improvement, she reports relief, renewed energy, and return to work. Smith Drug Store Moravia Iowa sells Konjola through the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Ramsey
Washington St
Burlington
Iowa
Kanjela
Konjola
Moravia
Smith Drug Store
Local Socials and Visits In Unionville Area
T Luse was in Unionville Missouri last Thursday. Mrs Clell Davis and children spent Tuesday at C G Davis. R E Wilson and family were Sunday guests at E F Wilsons. Doris Wright of Moulton spent Thursday with Vivien Wilson. Glen Davis and wife of Numa visited O G Davis. Roscoe Pennington and daughter Doris dined at E F Wilsons Tuesday. Jake Suiter his wife and daughter Francis visited E FE Wilson Tuesday. Duke Suiter and family of Canada and Mr and Mrs N G Wilson and Warren DuVall visited John Johnsons Sunday with Hazel Majors and children Aldred and Lois. Roland Spencer and Bill Davis spent Sunday at Dutch DuVell home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Luse
Unionville
Clell Davis
C. G. Davis
R. E. Wilson
E. F. Wilsons
Doris Wright
Moulton
Vivien Wilson
Glen Davis
Numa
O. G. Davis
Roscoe Pennington
Doris
E. F. Wilson
Jake Suiter
Francis
E. FE. Wilson
Duke Suiter
Canada
N. G. Wilson
Warren DuVall
John Johnsons
Hazel Majors
Eldred and
Lois
Roland Spencer
Bill” Davis
Dutch DuVell
Timothy Seed Production Falls Across State in 1927
Seed growers faced a steep drop in timothy production in 1927 due to favorable weather and a hay shortage boosting hay prices. Towa County led with 59,938 seed acres, about half the normal, while statewide seed acreage totaled 104,371. Total production fell to 376,601 bushels, 24.7 percent of 1927’s output, with future cuts tied to July price outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Weather and Crop Bureau
Pleasant Hill Hoh Social Roundup and Obituary
Opal Fenton called Wednesday at Elbert Moores. Vera Moore and Mildred spent Friday at Will Callens. Dorothy Clark spent Saturday night with Theda Tarbell. Lewia Beaty was a caller Friday morning at L. H. Priebe. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Swift and Thelma spent Sunday at Cap Dicks. Dorothy Murphy spent Thursday night with Hattie Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. Gray Penfield and Jack spent Sunday at Clyde Dicks. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Murphy called Thursday morning at Geo. Hammonds. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Priebe and children spent Sunday in Des Moines at Fred Priebe. Viola Clark and children visited at Elbert Moorea from Friday evening until Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Dicks and Mr. and Mrs. Truxton Dicks spent Friday with Jay Argo and family. D. S. Fenton received a message Saturday that his niece Mrs. Hoy Thompson had died at a Centerville hospital. Funeral services were held Sunday at Brushy church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Fenton
Elbert Moores
Vera Moore
Mildred
Will Callens
Dorothy Clark
Theda Tarbell
Lewia Beaty
L. H. Priebes
Earl Swift
Thelma
Cap Dicks
Dorothy Murphy
Hattie Hammond
Gray Penfield
Jack
Clyde Dicks
J. L. Murphy
Geo. Hammonds
L. H. Priebe
Des Moines
Fred Priebes
Viola Clark
Elbert Moorea
Truxton Dicks
Jay Argo
D. S. Fenton
Hoy Thompson
Centerville
Brushy Church
Notice of Administrator Appointment in Iowa Estate
In District Court of Town Appanosse County Iowa Isaac W Jones deceased. B H Jones appointed and qualified as Administrator of estate. Creditors to pay, claimants to present per law. Dated July 1 1920. Miller Everett Attorneys for Administrator Moravia fan remarks about Philadelphia in the American League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Appanosse County
Isaac W. Jones
Appanoose County
Iowa
Piano Recital By Miss Taylor's Centerville Pupi ls
Pupils of Miss Elizabeth Taylor of Centerville Iowa will present a five piece piano program at the M E church Sunday evening July 14 at eight o'clock. The public is cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Taylor
Centerville
Towa
M. EB
New Livestock Regulations Affect Iowa Cattle Imports
Regulations effective after July 4 impose a 60 to 90 day retest for tuberculosis on imported dairy and breeding cattle not from accredited herds, plus mandatory agglutination tests. Passes require health certificates, test charts in quadruplicate, and specific handling for waybills and records. Russell and Edsith Delina visit from Haiderabad, India, while Miss Delina studies at Mt. Holyoke College. Inventions by Thomas Edison are praised as unmatched. editors note shorter newspapers but lasting impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Peter Malcam
Animal Industry Division
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Forty-third General Assembly
State Live Stock Sanitary Board
Waybill
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Division of Animal Industry
Des Moines
Russell
Edsith Delina
Haiderabad
India
Alice Evans
Misa Evans
Miss de- Ling
Miss de Linus
Mt. Holyoke College
Massachusetts
Community notices and weekend visits in Moravia
Charles Brown spent Sunday with Harry Robinson. Roy Callen and family visited the Callen home. Howard Besce and family visited E. C. Delong's home. Ralph Stickler and family spent the Fourth at Moravia. Sunday School and preaching at the Baptist church at 2 20. Hart Woodcock and Gilbert Woodcock visited Callen and Woodcock homes. Harold Clark and family joined at Robinson home for the Moravia celebration. Gillaspie family visited with her mother Harry. The old swimmin hole is noted as prime for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brown
Harry Robinson
Roy Callen
Callen
Howard Besce
E. C. de Longs
Ralph Stickler
W. A. Brown
Moravia
Baptist Church
Hart Woodcock
Gilbert Woodcock
Woodcock
Harold Clark
Carol Jean
Everett Gillaspie
Robinson
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Kinser Valley
Mrs
Hedge College
Farmalls
Farmall
International Harvester
Farmal
John D. Veach
Moravia, IA
Moravia Ball Park
Centerville Orphans
Ross and Bradwell
Pyfer and Boss
Gents
Ladies & Children
Pleasant Hill
B.H. Jones
Miller & Everett
Philadelphia
ING Theatre
Ibia
Richard DIX
Thomas Meighan
Zane Grey
Thormas Edison
Xyn
Waitt
Horton Perfect
ACOGD
HE Horton
Une
P. D. Schreiner
MT. Pleasant
Knox
Guaranty
Moravia Bakery
Iowa Southern Utilities CO
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