Local Appenings Highlight Fourth of July Gathering
A long list of visitors and residents from Pulaski Ottumwa Albia Chariton Des Moines and Quincy gathered for July 4th events in Moravia and nearby towns. Attendees included Rev Charles Fix Florence Wilson Harlan Horner and many extended family members and friends. The parade, picnics, funerals and social visits marked a busy holiday week with dozens of travelers stopping by homes of the Smiths Pabsts and Wren family while noting improvements in health and ongoing journeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fix
Pulaski
Florence Wilson
Ottumwa
P. Gideon
J. W. Halden
Albia
F. C. Hiatt
J. F. Powell
Mise Helen McCrory
South English
Iowa
Earl Brain
Hedrick
Earl Smithburg
Chariton
R. W. Winslet
A. B. Jordan
Peru
Ruth Behrens
Mt. Pleasant
Berry Halden
A. M. Wilson
Ora Potts
Hicks Pabst
Dea Moines
H. H. Pabst
Tom Halt
Parnell
Mary Wren
Paul Watts
Carson
J. F. Taylor
Zula Taylor
F. A. Boyer
Howard Garretson
Boyer
Herbert Hall
Upland
C. Smith
Dessie Stansberry
Moulton
Tom
Philby
Paul Spencer
Sioux Falls
J. L. Dodd
California
Rev
Frank Smith
Tajo
Unionville
Allen Hiatt
Virgil Huot
Wilbon
Wise
J. J. Allem
Des Moines
Mra
B. G. Hawkins
Mae
Tom Cathayne
Sigourn
Lyle Beery
Harlan Horner
Albany
Susan Horner
Geo. Weir
Ed Slack
Donald Cobbler
F. W. Dotson
Taos Reichs Visit Family Here For A Few Days
Mr and Mrs H W Reich and daughters Virginia and Aliene of Taos New Mexico arrived on July 4 to spend a few days with Mrs F A Reich and renew acquaintances here. They departed Monday for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Reich
Daughtera
Virginia
Aliene
Taos
New Mexico
F. A. Reich
Moravia Man Dies After Long Illness at 82
C N Main died after a long illness at his Moravia home. He led a large family, with six children from his first marriage and three from his second to Evaline Porter. A lifelong church member, he helped found Moravia United Brethren and supported other fraternal orders. Services were held at the Moravia United Brethren church with interment in Moravia cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Evaline Porter
Old Salem
First United Brethren Church
Woodman
Main
Hia
Juanita Smith
Ito Hia
Frank, Noble
T. J. Jones
Tom Gollaher
I. W. Jones
Mary Hiner
Floasie Jane
Lyman
Milo
Lewis
F. H. Coulson
F. B. Harn
Upland
Calif
Eddie
Harvey
Ella Funkhouser
Hattie McCloud
Archie
Albia
Gus
Charley
Kansas City
Reds
CCC
Paul Underwood
Malley
Maddelorso
Underwood
Wilbur Smith
Bor
Day Family Reunion Sets Miami or Ottumwa Meet
Day family members gathered for a reunion with minutes read from the last meeting and a discussion on the next venue. Mr. P A Day suggested Miami Florida, though Ottumwa or Miami remain possibilities. After business, attendees visited, photographs were taken, and guests from Ottumwa Waterloo Oskaloosa Newell S D Miami and others departed noting another reunion to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Day
Miami
Florida
Ottumwa
Register & Tribune
O. K. Day
J. T. Day
Mra
Bertha Tucker
Newell
S. D
Mone Day
Waterloo
Iowa
Frank Day
Orris Day
George Day
Oskalooss Town
Russell Day
Lew Worrell
Aesbade Thompson
Mra. A. Y
Disney Honors Two' ie Hammond oon ee word home, returned to her home Sunday.
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Hammond Oon
Fred Hem
Weather And Disease: Coccidiosis Spread In Iowa Poultry
Weather has been ideal for coccidiosis spread in Iowa. Poultrymen are urged to watch for early symptoms and take control steps. Wilcke of the Iowa State College husbandry staff advises confining birds during the acute phase and moving houses after 6 to 7 days to prevent further trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Paul
Wilcke
Iowa
Caliegs Husbandry
Wilke
Glenn
Moravia Man Roy W Winsler Dies at 110
Roy W Winsler born Moravia September 14 1886 died July 1 1996 after a brief illness at Moe hospital Sioux Falls SD He studied law in St Louis followed poultry business married Fanchen P Lynch in 1914 with two daughters Jacquelyn and Jeraldyn Survived by wife two daughters his parents and a brother Funeral from Dr G D Lynch home Moravia on July 6 officiated by Rev B G Hawkins Rev J C Behrens and Rev W T Boston Interment Moravia cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy W. Winsler
Moravia
Pheinonia
Moe
J. Sioux Falls
St. Louis
Marrage
Fanchen P. Lynch
Thia Anion
G. D. Lynch
B. G. Hawkins
Hedtick
Iowa
J. C. Behrens
W. T. Boston
Dinner Honoring Epperly Brothers At Appanoose Visit
A cooperative dinner Sunday June 80 celebrated Mrs. Dodds brothers Charlie Epperly of Hayward California and Oliver Epperly with daughter Anna Margaret of Whittier California. It marked their first Appanoose county visit in nearly thirty years and was attended by many local relatives including Whislers Phillips Powells and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Dodd
Dodd
Charlie Epperly
Hayward
Calif
Oliver Epperly
Anna Margaret
Whittier
Appanoose County
Walter Whisler
Essie
Melinda Phillips
Ann
Martha
Harry
Sarah Powell
Ora Powell
Walter Phillips
Childen
Carl Phillips
Alta Jane
Ensil Hiatt
Clarence Whisler
W. Chappman
Dolly Whisler
Sam Kingery
Tom
Plax Stems Color Mark Timing for Flax Harvest
L C Burnett of Iowa State College advises cutting flax when about half the stem turns golden yellow. After cutting with a grain binder, flax is cured in small shocks, essential for best threshing results, though rainy seasons may disrupt curing. Burnett notes stand tolerance and advises saddle settings to retain grain and some chaff, with seed cleaning guidance at separators or farm mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Burnett
Iowa State College Farm Crops
Ames
Bunett
Burnett
Forage protein limits poultry production warns Iowa expert
H L Wilcke of Iowa State College warns that forage cannot supply all poultry protein. Frequent rains may mislead growers into skipping grain feeds while prices are high. A balanced ration with meat bone meal milk and grains is needed to sustain year round laying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Poultryman
H. L. Wilcke
Iowa State College Poultry Husbandry
Wileke
Hans
Wilcke
Moravia Nursery School Term Extended Through August
Superintendent Wm A Young reports from state director R W Tallman that Moravia nursery school will continue for a few more weeks with the present term likely to end in late August. The program, funded by federal and state relief funds, incurs no local cost and may resume in winter months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Young
R. W.tallman
State
Emergeney Education Program
Moravia
Birthday Surprise at Vernon Anderson Home near Hilton
A Sunday gathering of about fifty neighbors and friends surprised Mrs. Vernon Anderson for her birthday at the Anderson home near Hilton. A noon lunch was spread on the lawn with ample portions, followed by visiting and photo taking, with many attendees including Chidester, Smith of Blekesburg, Cary McCoy, Wilson, Wright, Edna Dyphon, Cheree, Clayton, Hickenloopers, Longs, Boardman, Bishop, Duvall, and other local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Anderson
Hilton
Mrs. Anderson
Anderson
Chas, Smith
Blekesburg
Cary McCoy
Max
E. ¥. Wilson
F. W. Wright
Edna Dyphon
Cheree
John Clayton
Manford Hickenlooper
Helen Hickenlooper
John Johnson
Clell Long
Gerald Long
Les Hiatt
Maurice Boardman
D. E. Bishop
Haver Free Hosts Relatives At West Iconium Dinner
Entertained guests included Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Turner of Chariton Mia, Eble Howell with daughter Eleanor and son Tom, Miss Blanche Krauss of South Bend Ind., Mr. and Mrs. Orval Callen, Mr. and Mrs. James Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Edward McCord, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Free, and Miss Emily Free at a large Sunday dinner at the Haver Free home west of Iconium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haver Free
Iconium
Lloyd Turner
Chariton
Mia
Eble Howell
Eleanor
Tom
Blanche Krauss
South Bend
Ind
Orval Callen
James Turner
Edward McCord
Kenneth Free
Emily
Earl Swift
Anna Swift
Jacob Firking
Jack
Chas. Argo
Jane Murphy
Mark Bown
Resolutions of Respect for Brother Winaler at Antiquity Lodge
Resolutions from Moravis Towa July 5 1935 express sympathy to the relatives of R W Winaler a departed brother and longtime member. The lodge notes his regular attendance and adherence to Masonry, extends condolences to his immediate family and friends, and requests copies for the minutes family and Moravia Union publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall of Antiquity Lodge
A. F
A. M
Moravis
Towa
Antiquity Lodge No
A. FL
R. W. Winaler
Winaler
Moravia Union
Austin Jay
F. Albert
Chester Broshar
Mittee
Community Notes Iconium Attendance and Visits
Sunday attendance at the M E Sunday School was 60 with a collection of 18 87. Local residents shared meals and visits, including Mr. and Mrs. Low Funkhouser and Jim Funkhouser at Dora Hellyer’s, and many calls at various homes. Sympathy extended to the bereaved Winaler family after a death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Low Funkhouser
Jim Funkhouser
Dora Hellyer
Andy Brown
Alda McCord
Cornelis Thompson
R. W. Winaler
Deairn
Depart on Trip to Western Coast
Mr and Mrs PF W Dotson and son Dayton and Misa Bloise Eas ter departed today on a three week motor trip to the western coast. They will travel by the southern route and return via the north route. At Long Beach Calif they will Wait with Mrs Daphen Dotson Westergren and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PF. W. Dotson
Dayton
Misa Bloise Easter
Long, Beach
Calif
Daphen Dotson Westergren
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Crawfordville
W. T. Smith
Sarah Sandy
Brazil
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Indianolls
Everett Sterner
Iowa City
Kenneth Hill
Fairfield
Evelyn White
North English
Doothy Lou
Arlene Dodd
F. W. Reich
Ortonville
Minn
Frank O'Connor
Jones
Anna Easter
Koch
Dean Smithburg
Bobbie
R. W. Winsler
Mary Coffin
Chas. Coffin
Neal Burton
Evelyn
Richland
Wildwood Park
Reichs
A. G. Broshar
Town City
J. B. Sneed
R. B. Tonnday
T. W. and Son
Lake Town
Smithbury
C. N. Main
Disney
W. F. Horner
Centarville
Moravia Ab
Travia
Oral Kaster
Moravia Morris
C . V. Kaster
Organ
O. Kunter
Ag Plants
Ss Bart
Frantz
Af Mereck
P Chambers
Epperly
Bates
Yankees
Pet Tigers
Thletics
Cubs
Ad Uf
Gnchen
Western Coast
Smith Ee Veach
Parkerhouse Coffee
Libby
H. G. Broshar & Son
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