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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1928
Page
1
A testimonial claims Adlerika cured twenty years of soda induced stomach gas in ten minutes by cleansing both stomach and bowels. The ad asserts rapid relief and invites readers to try the product for surprising improvements in feelings of well being.
Foster and Foster families and Mrs Curtis Goudy with Frances Robinson spent Thursday with Aunt Mrs George Darby. Durward Foster returns from paving near Albia to visit homefolks. Zell Wilson and family shopped in Moravia Saturday. Oscar Van Dorin and Moravia family called on Willie Van Dorin in Moravia Tuesday. Main family from Mora via visited Geo Darby Sunday. Dorothea and Donald Darby attended Epworth League play at Moravia M E Church Friday. Andy Wyatt spent Saturday evening with Zell Wilson. George Darby and son Roy were business callers in Albia Wednesday. Willie Hondley was in Blakesburg Thursday on business. Mrs George Darby visited sister Mrs Sarah Hondiley Monday.
Lyndon McDanel and family spent Tuesday evening at the Willie McDanel home. Robt Luse and Center Ville neighbors helped Cody Luse, Thursday, and Cas Pfannabecker with daughter Eina were helping at Willie McDanels Wednesday. Earl Purvis Ted Broshar and Mrs A E Broshar and families aided Emil Broshar’s birthday Friday with ice cream and cake. Several other neighbors visited, including Ryman McDanel, Slim Sufficool, and families from California, Kirksville and Vinton. notable mentions of Gladfelder, Townsend, Boyer and McKern households and travel to Des Moines and Kirksville. Charles overturned the cat but escaped with minor injuries.
Hedge College context emerges as residents plus family and visitors are listed. Wilson and family along with Mrs Edna Dyphon and Cherel visited I C Callen home. Various locals attend picnics, church events, and visits around Centerville Monroe Davis and Wapello counties.
Evening callers at the Willie McDanel and Ira Boshak families were reported along with visits by the Veach, Pamnabecker, Hiner, Boshak, Purvis, Brashar, Purvis, and Olson families. Social visits occurred Sunday and Monday, with listed households including the Glen Sufficool, Gus Pmannabecker, Darlene Glad felder, Esther Hiner, Selah Mae McDanel, and others.
Local residents and visitors are listed in a round of weekend and Sunday visits. Families such as Priebe and Donald, Otha Fenton, Clara Massman, Fern Pangborn, and the Moore, Chadwick, Penfield, Mussman, and Beaty households are noted for gatherings, chores, and farm work.
The Board of Directors of Moravia Iowa Taylor Township Appanoose and Monroe Counties will meet July 30 1928 at 8 00 P M at the office of the Secretary Taxpayers will be heard for or against the following estimate of expenditures at that time.
Farmers begin harvest this week as the Iconium community records visits and family gatherings. Neighbors such as the Kelsey, Peart, Argo families, Rev. Smallwoul and others share Sundays at various homes. The Iconium Tigers beat opponents 19 to 1, while the Moravia second team defeats the Iconium seconds.
Blue Front residents Mr and Mrs Forrest Sutcliff and son visited Grant Sutcliff Sunday evening. Yau Long and family joined Cass Hamilton and others at the Wadleyk home while Plant attended a reunion at John Callen's. Jeff Patrick's guests included Breese McCloud Lunald and Funkhouser families. The Prince of Wales is thirty four and may remain a bachelor if Cupid delays.
Sun day evening visits by Harve McCumber Walter Gideon and Mile Selby and family at Geo Mc Cumber home T T Lockman callers at Elmer Lockman’s Dr Patterson called at Cad Adams Tuesday Elmer Lockman and family visited Wm Tomlin’s Opal Henderson Sunday with Teel Paxton church at Enon Sunday Several neighbors at church and Sunday School next Sunday at the schoolhouse 10 o clock
Miller and Floyd Brain called at the Truce Jones home Thursday after a son air and Mrs John Tadlock were in Tenterville Friday morning. Mr and Mrs James Wood and son Floyd spent Sunday at the Lewis Innes home. Mr and Mrs Will Simona and family and Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Selix spent Sunday evening at the George Stevens home. Ma and Mrs Willian Wales were visiting the Tadlock home Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs John Tadlock were visiting at the Lee Tadlock’s home Thursday.
Secretary M G Thornburg of Agriculture warns of a drop in horse numbers from 1 067 000 to around 1 000 000 if breeding does not increase. He cites 16 year average horse age and growing tractor use, urging breeders to improve mare and stallion pairing to sustain farm work and colt production across state regions.
Citizens praise Charley Curtis for his strong American identity while noting his mixed heritage and public stance on national loyalty. The remark underscores ongoing discussions about identity and patriotism in the community.
A national conversation arises about restricting elections to a single annual cycle. Advocates argue for simplicity and cost savings while opponents warn of reduced voter engagement and strategic disadvantages.
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