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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1931

Page

2

Local social notes from Emmett Stansberry area

South west Franklin residents from Cedar Rapids Centerville and Cen terville area visitions abound as families gather for church events and tailors, farm work, and health concerns. The community sees guests at Argo Stansberry homes, oat cutting for Walter Blue, and a Ladies Aid fried chicken dinner at Iconium M E Church.

Ray McFatridge George Cedar Rapids Emmett Stansberry Jake Firkins Jack Frank Argo Rosy Mary Gudon Centerville Vernon Roscoe Argo Bill McFatridge Frankie McVey Baby Runnelal Louise Hawk Jessie Sheldon Mandana Jennings Stella Argo

Local Centerville visitors fill social pages

Local 4aPPENINGS note a flurry of Centerville visits and gatherings. J H Rice Oliver Elswick and many others visit relatives and friends across Centerville with stops in Albia Ottumwa Nevada and Marshalltown. A long list of social engagements includes dinners birthdays and a family reunion in Marshalltown.

J. H. Rice Oliver Elswick Centerville R. R. Pennington Laughters

Poverty Definition by Dr Belga

A definition of poverty is given by Dr Robert W Belga an endocrinologist describing it as a condition where an individual fails to maintain himself and dependents at a level that ensures physical and mental health and the ability to function with decency and self respect in the community.

Robert W. Belga

Town Corn Acreage Increases Two Per Cent Over Last Year

Iowa farm statistics show 11.518 million acres planted to corn for harvest in 1941, about 94 percent of total farm land, up 2.4 percent from 1930. Corn yield forecast about 41.0 bushels per acre with 476.838 million bushels expected, plus notes on wheat oats beans potatoes and other crops with varying acreages and conditions.

Towa Tawa Batley Iowa

Classified ads add listings for farm loans and used goods

Multiple notices show farm loan availability by Chet Broshar and buyers seeking items. Listings include corn for sale at 65c per bushel by W. H. Powell, Atwater Kent Garden Voice Radio and Majestic Radio sale through Smith Piano Co. Albia, Iowa, two pianos Story & Clark and Mahogany Library Table by Mrs. A. G. Broshar, a 1026 Ford Coupe with extras by Lester Brain, and extra yellow corn by Emery Cotrain with contact Fred Coltrain 2117 tp.

Atwater Kent Garden Voice Radio Smith Piano Co Albia Iowa Story & Clark Mahogany A. G. Broshar Emery Cotrain Fred Coltrain

Grain production report signals lower yields and acreage

The ten year average stands at 78 percent. With a 9 percent reduction in acreage, indicated production reaches 3,782,000 tons, down 24 percent from last year.

Sunday Visitors and Callers Across Local Homes

A roundup of neighbors and relatives visiting and calling on family homes this Sunday and weekend. The list names HEDGE COLLEGE G. J. Luse family, Dutch DuVall a, Mrs. Vivien Wright, Burke Wilson, Martena Childs, John Johnson, Bill Wilson and family, the Amos Robinson home, C. G. Davis, Will Davis, James Long, E. F. Wilson, Dan Pollard, U. S. Mangle, Jeff Patrick, Irene Fix, Dorothy Davis, Bert Luss and Lelia, and Mia Zell Wilson and Leroy, with several trips and overnight visits noted.

G. J. Luse Robert Luse Dutch DuVall Forreat Vivien Wright Vera Boshak Burke Wilson Martena Childs John Johnson Bill Wilson Billie A. C. G. Davis Will Davis Bourke Wilson Amos Robinson Moulton Don Hayes James Long E. F. Wilson Dan Pollard U. S Dorothy Davis Bert Luss Lelia Dick Morrison Coataville Mia Zell Wilson Leroy

Referee Sale of Dodd Farm in Moravia Iowa

Notice from Iowa District Court Applansose County announces a sheriff sale of real estate owned by Louisa Dodd et al in equity case 26108. Property includes parts of sections 11 and 14 in Township 70 Range 17 with 199 5/8 acres in Rapanoose County, to be sold August 7 1931 at 10 am at the F M Dodd farm two miles southeast Moravia on Moravia Unionville Road, subject to court approval. Ten percent to be paid day of sale. balance due March 1 1981 with possession March 4 1931.

District Court of Iowa Appansose County Louisa Dodd Grace A. Thomas Anid Toa Rapanoose County State of F. M. Dodd Moravia Unionville C. M. McFatridge Porter & Greenleaf U. 5S Mangle

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Franklin Chet Broshar Frank Swaim Briardale Omar Wonder J. W. Hughes J. D. Minnes Lester Brain Hugh Johnson Keith Moore H. K. Smith Burr Tyrrel H. E. Watts Charles Enos Hiatt Woodward State Hospital Andrew Scott Des Moines T. H. Morrie Monte Oehler Ottumwa Mra. R. McDanes Missea Betty and Jennett Roller Nevada W. F. Horner T. W. Messenger Roasie W. A Sarah Smith Wilhelm Blumenstack J. W. Halden Lillie Hiatt J. W. Rice Kansas City Hester Miller Chas Fulton A. J. Frank Charles Frances Charlotte Oskaloosa Fred Blumenstock Dean Turley Virginia Washington D. C Blumenstock J. F. Albert Olive Miltenberger J. W. Albert Washington, D. C B. G. Hankina Centralia Wapello Winfield St. Joseph Hospital Geo. Winster Kenneth Schreiner Waterloo J. H. Schreiner Dale Schreiner Elizabeth Broshar Pearl Eugene Broshar Marshalltown Carl Miltenberger Montezuma Bud Miltenberger Leslie M. Garl Federal Agricultural Statistician Miller’s Stella Carter Crib W. H. Powell Majestic Radio Hedge College Tce National Association of Ice Industries Pure Ice Company Centerville, Iowa Both Enda Mreway Hershey
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