Moravia Community Notes and July Celebrations Briefly Reported
Foster Mia and family visit Beech Town relatives while Moravia hosts a larger Fourth of July celebration. Apiaries expand in the area as residents mingle in Moravia shops and visits. Various locals, including Van Dorin, Darby, Wilson, and Robinson households, are repeatedly noted at homes and outings with neighbors. A statement closes by praising a woman’s Atlantic flight achievement and future aspirants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Sarah Hoadley
William
Curtis Goudy
Kenneth Goudy
Beech Town
Moravia
Willie van Dorin
Zell Wilson
Eva Lewis
Des Moines
Des Moines Spent the 4Th of July With Home Follies
Howard Lawrence
Francis Johnson
Lloyd Pletcher
Herbert
Arthur Lewis
Earl Brain
George Darby
Donall
Tom Taylor
John Harvey
J. D. Darby
Frances Robinson
Beechtown
Ming Evelyn Goudy
Marjory van Dorin
Bill Wilson
Community News From Unionville Area Highlights Visits and Local Events
Unionville residents report travel to funerals in Mt Pleasant and Fairfield, visitors from Ottumwa, and a wolf sighting near the Stony Terman area after a dog chase. Families attend picnics, visits to relatives in Ottumwa and Centerville, and church ice cream socials noted among weekend gatherings and local sports chatter.
Local Residents Visit Friends and Family Across Area
Miller Mrs Pearl Kingery called at R C Hart home Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Elmer Gordon and daughter Elsie visited James Wood home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Dave Cuxter visited H A Herman and James Wood's party delivered valves to Moravia Market Monday. Dave Cayler Floyd Wood and son Dughe called at Luther Weatherly home Monday eve. Lien Wood and daughter Helen of near Moulton visited Floyd Wasd home Wednesday. Al Kingery and son Donald visited Daneil Fulerton home Sunday. Mrs Jemima Fulerton has been visiting relatives and friends in the area. Mr and Mrs C E McGrew and daughter Mable called at James Wood home Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Ward
Mt Plesaant
Pool
Ottumwa
Ward
Noah Stocker
Fredrick Koehler
Miller
Bukit
Mias Eunles Lippert
Cecil Hopkins
Marktown
Mr. Well
Stonry Terman
R. B. Underwood
Jone
Mae. Herman
Jakie Swain Jack
Simpy Baily
F. H. Buckmaster
Moravia
William Werschay
J.D. Hopkins
G. N. Brain
Traymond Smith
Des Moines
Bunch
Minor Scott
Arthur Swansen
Outumwa
A. Sawyer
Sarah Arnold
Earl West
Keokuk
QO. A. Tweedy
Mr. Law
Centervile
M. E. Church
Pearl Kingery
He R. C. Hart
Elmer Gordon
Elsie
James Wood
Dave Cuxter
H. A. Herman
James
Floyd Wood
Dave Cayler
Dughe
Luther Weatherly
Lien Wood
Helen
Near Moulton
Floyd Wasd
al Kingery
Donald
Daneil Fulerton
Jemima Fulerton
C. E. McGrew
Mable
Hedge College Socials and Local Visits Highlight Weekend
Emil Halden and T. d. Lose shared a Saturday night. John Dehuson and family visited the Dutch DaVali aris and Doris Wright of Moulton joined Vivien Wilson. Harold and Clell Davis families attended O. G. Davis’s Friday evening. Carl Cloyed and family visited E. F. Wilson on Sunday. Mrs E P Wilson spent Tuesday. O. G. Davis and family were guests at Carl Davis’s home near Moulton Sunday. The motor car tire story ends with a wry note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Halden
T. d. Lose
John Dehuson
Aris
Doris Wright
Moulton
Vivien Wilson
Harold Davis
Clell Davis
O. G. Davis
Carl Cloyed
E. F. Wilson
E. PF. Wilson
Wilson
Carl Davis
Noted geniuses famed for enormous appetites
The text recounts famed figures famed for large eating habits, claiming Descriptions of Napoleon and others as insatiate feeders. It cites Mérabent and Glemarck and mentions a pair named Da ngvees, a star and a hotel refuge, with a spectacular spread including twenty four turkeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mérabent
Imesh Ag
Varia
Alex Indre
Ambidexterity and brain development linked, study notes
The Washington Star reports that teaching children to use both hands has produced mixed results. It argues cerebral lateralization favors the left brain for language and the right hand, suggesting left handed individuals may possess linguistic aptitude while overemphasis on both-hand training could hinder speech and learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Left Immortal Work Peter mark Moges, English physician and scholar
Peter Mark Moges, English physician and Royal Society secretary, compiled a renowned thesaurus and authored Animal and Vegetable Physiology and A Thesaurus of English Words and Phrases. He studied at the University of Rulpburgh, practiced in Manchester, and lived in London dying in 1869.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Mark Moges
Hs Nang
London
University of Rulpburgh
Manchester
Royal Society
Aother
Famous Catacombs of Paris Fact Line
The catacombs of Paris extend beneath Varig city, started as subterranean quarries supplying building materials. In 1787 they were redesigned to hold remains from other burial grounds, with about six million bodies preserved here and bones arranged along gallery walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Varig
Merly
Simple Happiness Ruls At Gala With Four Slagers
A famous singer describes four celebrated slagers at a gala arguing who should perform first. All are rich and famous yet feuding privately over status. The tale warns that envy harms happiness and urges honor over selfish gains to bring peace of mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan Suerker
Earliest Newspapers and their Missing Regularity
Fragmentary history notes how early papers appeared only when important news arose. It cites a French pamphlet on the surrender of Granada to Ferdinand and Isabella, Columbus discovering America, and a Lutug record, illustrating sporadic publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaz
Grimada
Moura
Ferdinand and
Isabella
Columbne
America
What Appealed to Him An Alerduulan Letter Reader
An Alerduulan received a letter from hs soy who emigrated to Cup ati. He read a description praising a spot with a view of rolling prairie and a gleaming white church spire behind the church. His father preferred the view at home looking toward ice and the North of Beats Inod bank and a distant hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hs Soy
Cupati
Pleasant Hill Community Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Clara Massman and Mrs Delmar Massman with children visited Leo Massman. Clark family hosted and visited Frank Chadwick. Walt Blue and Guiffy members stayed with the Clarks. Dennie Fenton and Lawra Dicka were callers. Clover Leaf Club to meet July 18 at Mrs Tom Massman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Massman
Delmar Massman
Leo Massman
L. H. Clark
Clark
Walt Blue
Walter
Lowise Guiffy
Frank Chadwicks
Ralph Cline
Diamond Wye
Dennie Fenton
Hann
Lawra Dicka
Jack Murphy
Filbert Moore
Amy Sheeks
Jessie Anid Vanchie Tarbell
Clover Leaf Club
Tom Massman
Orville Callen
J. Hi. Clark
Elbert Moore
Clara Masaman
Lloyd
Village Social Roundup at Moravia Ball Game
Mrs. Bertha Hoskinson and Hope visited the Ben Juanes home on Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Van Long and Enid and Jack joined Mrs. Cass Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Foster and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Tadlock and Lorene for Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Sutehill. Ruth and Irene Hamilton visited Vel la Peace last week. Several attended the Moravia ball game Sunday afternoon. A. E. Shull and Grant Tadlock hosted Saturday visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Hoskinson
Hope
Ben Juanes
van Long
Enid
Jack
Cass Hamilm
Charles Foster
Lee Tadlock
Lorene
Forrest Sutehill
Ruth
Irene Hamilton
South Dakota
Vella Peace
Moravia
A. E. Shull
Grant Tadlock
Hazel College social calls span several families
Hazel College area residents were noted making Sunday evening visits. Earl Brain Sid family called at Zell Wilson's home. Frana Wailes and Bayard Neff visited Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Lincox. E. C. Caster and family called on Herman Johnson. Henry Sytsma and family visited Andrew Sytsma in Alicia. Grant Sincox and E. W. Sincox's families visited Merman Johnson. Tom Taylor and family visited Harp Darby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Brain Sid
Zell Wilson
Frana Wailes
Bayard Neff
E. G. Lincox
E. C. Caster
Herman Johnson
Henry Sytsma End
Andrew Sytsma
Alicia
Grant Sincox
E. W. Sincox
Merman Johnson
Tom Taylor
Harp Darby
Administrator's Notice From Apauose County Iowa
District Court of Apauose County Iowa appoints Ed L Pence administrator of the estate of Wm H Pence deceased. Creditors must file claims with the court. debtors must pay. Dated June 23 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Apauose County
Iowa
Wm. H. Pence
Ed. L. Pence
Brompton News Briefs from Moravia and Surrounding Areas
Monday morning depicts a clear cool start as farmers plow corn. Brompton attends Moravia celebration. Max McCoy and Jack Winfield played ball with Moravia Sunday. Miles Miller dies at his Athia home. Francis Wilson and Grandma Vaneleave ill. Cure McCoy and family noted with visitors and health updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brompton
Moravia
Max McCoy
Jack Winfield
Roy Vance
Near Eddyville
M E. Boardman
Herbert Warren
Ottumwya
Gramma van
Cleave
Miles Miller
Athia
Miles
Francis Wilson
Grandma Vaneleave
Social visits span Grinnell Ottumwa and Des Moines
Max visited friends in Grinnell last week. Clelia McCoy spent Saturday at the Peck home in Ottumwa. Finley Newburn entertained friends from Des Moines Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max
Grinnell
Clelia McCoy
Inc. Peck
Otturrwa
Finley Newburn
Des Moines
Obscurity in Nomination for Vice Presidency
A compact report notes that vice presidential candidates often fade from view, with deeper obscurity found in those who were slated for nomination but not chosen. The piece hints at underreported warnings and shifting political calculations influencing who appears on ballots.
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Moravia Union
Appahoose County
Smith Bros. Publishers
RAI
West End
Stark & Hiatt
Turner & Son
D. K. Orelup
Farmers’ & Merchants Savings Bank
D.N. Voetberg
Albio, Lown
Foster
Towa
Total Resource
State of Iowa
Appatinose County
J. A. Bradley
J. 8. McCord
McCord
J. S. McCord
Chester Broshur Notary
Appannose County
R. McDenel
H. G. Broshur
Iowa Southern Utilities CO
Unionville , Oka
Hedge College
Pleasant Hill
Hazel College
Paul Broshar
N. R. Ward
Gertie Schoech
Cure McCoy
Teller Carey
Cces Tyee
GEM City
Ustafhikad
Quincy
Ixett
The
Uqja
H. G. Broshar & Son
Maytag Company
Newton
Aes
Thur
Fiel
Uinicaoeie Fe
Bae ES
Oehler Bros
Lowa
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