Moravia and area residents visit across town
Gerald and Histt Butler of Seymour and J. B. Sneed homes host visitors. Centerville and Albia guests travel to Moravia for gatherings. Legion and Auxiliary enjoy a picnic at the DuVall farm with a noon meal and ice cream. Multiple families plan trips to Montana Minnesota and Keokuk while others attend a chautauqua season ticket sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald and
Histt Butler of
Seymour
Vera Hiatt
Legion and Legion Auxiliary
DuVall Farm
Moravia
Entertainment in Moravia leads weeklong program
Many figures from Moravia and nearby towns prepared a busy next week including Chantauqua entertainment, visits from Mr and Mrs W W Tracy and son returning from the Ozarks, and multiple gatherings. Local clergy, families, and clubs joined outings, picnics, and reunions across Moravia and surrounding communities with a focus on social events and travel.
First Americans Reach for World Honors Across Fields
A proclamation asserts American achievements span oceanic and air exploration, polar discovery, global travel, boxing championships, wartime entry aiding Allied arms, and leadership in literature science arts industry and commerce. It stresses facts over boasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pole
Atlantic
Ham and eggs praised as perfect nutrition duo
The Department of Agriculture backs the idea that ham and eggs form a nearly perfect combination for nutrition. Ham provides one vitamin type while eggs supply another, and the pairing is framed as a beneficial dietary match worth promoting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Printer's errors drift through Moravia Union text
A note laments typographical mistakes in the Moravia Union, acknowledging slips even in larger papers and magazines. The author reflects on the old time printer’s frustration when upside down letters like an s or o caused errors, but finds small comfort in the occasional error passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D Ota
Miatakes
Moravia Union
Vacation Notes and Hints From River Cities
A jumble of remarks broadcasts public figures and local voices. Col Lindbergh remains popular while radio control faces a pivotal period. General Wood praised for his work. July 21 hints at Dempsey's potential comeback. Mississippi projects and coastal traffic loom, with Moravia Union readers urged to catch the tidings. J. D. Ball reports from Excelsior Springs on a physician prescribed respite and a humorous exchange about change and rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Lindbergh
General Wood
Jack Dempsey
Mississippi
J. D. Ball
The
Mystic Sentinel
Excelsior Springs
Sentinel
J. D
In Memoriam Linnie D Lockman 1874 1927
Linnie D Lockman born April 9 1874 died July 13 1927. Survived by husband two children Lizzie Ireland and Raymond Lockman three grandchildren five sisters two brothers and a father. She was a faithful Christian who taught Sunday School and aided the sick. Funeral by Rev Orville Walker and Rev Fix with large attendance and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linnie Delores Lockman
Silvia Mae
Lizzie Emmeline Ireland
Raymond Clifford Lockman
Christ
Hiattsville Notes Show Local Visits and Mourning
Flora Phillips of Grand Island Nebraska visited Monday with home folks. Theo Miller and family spent Sunday at the Lemas ter home. Cal Coulson of California planned a visit with relatives. E F Wilsons hosted Meadows and Hiatt as road workers downs a well. Uncle Lewis Hiatt dies Monday. funeral attended by E J Underwood from Exeter. Moravia M E class 9 held at J F Chambers home with picnic supper. Ice cream and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Phillips
Grand Island
Nebraska
Theo Miller
Lemaster
Cal Coulson
California
K. C. Wilson
E. F. Wilson
Meadows
Dempsey Aims for One More Fight Before Quit
The article notes money will be shorter yet the process to earn it remains lengthy. Jack Dempsey declares a final triumphant contest before retirement, with the likely bout set for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dempsey
Classified ads offer farm loans and livestock goods
Classified notices list farm loans with favorable terms by Chet Broshar and farm stock for sale by Tom Barren including March hatched White Leghorn cockerels from a pedigreed line, priced at 70 cents each, plus March hatched pallets and other items. Also offered is a good used piano and a 1925 Ford coupe for sale or trade by RB Pennington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Gardner
Pennington
Farm Bureau Lesson Delights Members At Nutrition Class
The fourth Nutrition lesson hosted at Mrs. G B E Lase home drew fifty attendees including husbands and sons from harvest. Menu featured whole wheat sandwiches, vegetable meat pie, salads, ice cream and drinks. Visiting guests noted from Tomah and nearby families. The next lesson will be at Mrs. John Johnson’s home in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Marie and
Desa
Tomah
Wrs
J. J. Allem
Bessie Bonavan
H. D. Darby
John Johnson
A Menace On The Road Repeats Each Week
A speed menace and a road hog threaten legitimate drivers on our highways. Each week they take their toll of injuries and crippled lives, demanding action against these criminals on the road.
Lindbergh Sets Record for Publicity and Honors
Col Charles A Lindbergh has received eighteen medals and many honors, plus the vox popwili medal of merit, more orders than any living American. He attracts immense publicity in a brief span, rivaling any other man in conquest and fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Tiffany
Lindbergh
Birthday Celebration for Mrs Selby and Guests
On July 1dth Milo Selby and family with Ethel Van Dorin and son Mrs Mary Roberts Madge Hough and Mr and Mrs Fred Tillmont brought ice cream and cookies to celebrate Mrs Clara Selby birthday. The note hopes for many more happy birthdays and invites guesses at her age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Selby
Milo Selby
Ethel van Dorin
Mary Roberts
Madge Hough
Fred Tillmont
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Pepair
N. R. Ward
J. A. Canning of
Albia
J. B. Sneed
Lester Smith
Lewis Young
Centerville
Cecil Carter
New York
E. 8. Carter
Hal Carter
Des Moines
Lute Hiatt
F. A. Reich
Gladys
Kenneth
Montana
J.T. Day
Stella Albright
Frank Hawk
Co-Operative Marketing Association
J. S. Stamps
J. S. McCord
A. B. Jordan
H.W. Reich
Mrs. F. #. Buckmaster
Minnesota
Cate Russell
Keokuk
Iowa
Howard Batlew
Moulton
W. A. Smith
Lillian Berry
Marguerite
H. T. Berry
Pulaski
Neal Burton
Lakes
W. G. Firkins
Mary
Hamilton
B.C. Wilson
Hal Waughop
Lowell Harria
Eva Mathews
John Chambers
Armour’s Star
Armour
Alexander’s Grocery and Produce
Chantauqua
Mrs. W. W. Tracy
Ozarks
C. C. Fullmer
David City
Nebr
F. P. Hawk
A.M. Smith
Elizabeth
Cantri, Iowa
W. A. P and
H. K. Smith
Emmett Scott
H. G. Brashar
Waterloo
Clair Broshar
Ivan Broshar
Kenneth Schreiner
Methodint
J. F. Chambers
F. J. Renner
Chicago
Mr. Renner
Michigan
Canada
0. J. Fix
Irene
Roger
Burlington
Chas. Kopp
Mira Alma Keemer
Jack Thomas
Mt. Pleasant
Walnut City
Harry A. Burmeister
Alma
Mrs. Burmeister
Progressive Club
Mesdames
Rolla McDonough
F. Albert
Rainbow Division
Bes Moines
Stevens
Ottumwa
Raporta
Alberts
Kensington Circle
D. K. Orelup
N. Street
Byron Histt
Ineed
J. F. Albert
Mrs. Albert
Montezuma
Oskaloosa
M. H. Goeldner
Paul Kenneth
Lowe
Sigourney
Jows City
WOC
Davenport
Government Arsenal
Rock Inland
Durant
Cedar Rapidu
Manchester
McGregor
Festina
Charles City
Rockwell City
Maxson City
Clear Lake
Wildwood
Cedar Falls
Newton
Grinnell
Towa
Pan
Tyrrell of
Clarence Tyrran
Mrs. B.S. Carter
Lloyd Carter
J. A. Laraway
Grand Rapids, Mich
H. E. Watts
Jeff Underwood
Exeter
Wm. Morgan
A. B
D. E. Bishop
Sun‘Way
Misa Marguerite Ulrich
Harvey Hiatt
Winds
Vernie Hiatt
Mra. Hiatt
Memoriam
Hiattsville
Chet Broshar
Home Insurance Co
Chet Broshar General Insurance
Greenebaum
Farm Bureau Lesson
Armour Star
Main Bros. Meat Market
H. G. Broshar & Son
Knox
Smith Drug Co. P. 5
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