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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1933

Page

2

Wings of a Century Romance of Transportation at 1933 Fair

Review of the Wings of a Century pageant at the 1933 Chicago World Fair. Two hundred actors and seventy horses enact the history of transportation from 1700 travel to modern aircraft, including Boone, Fulton, the Erie Canal, Tom Thumb, the 999 locomotive, the Pony Express, and the Wright brothers, with stage effects and period costumes.

Chicago Exposition Grounds General Motora Chrysler Nash Air Show Inc Pageant of Transportation America Daniel Boone New York Robert Fulton Dewitt Clinton Hudson River Albany Buffalo Lake Erie Lake Michigan Erie Canal Baltimore Peter Cooper Tom Thumb California Wright Brothers Kitty Hawk North Carolina Actreasea

Quick Relief From Sour Stomach Adla Tablets

Dr Emil's Adla Tablets claim fast relief from sour stomach and heartburn. Jep Powell taken to Rochester Minnesota Wednesday for examination and treatment, accompanied by Miss Lulu Burton, trip made in the Frank Swaim ambulance.

Emil Smith & Veach Mia Jep Powell Rochester Minn Lulu Burton Frank, Swaim

Local Happenings Across Moravia and Centerville Areas

Local society notes list numerous visitors and residents traveling to Des Moines Centerville Eddyville and Iowa City. Names include Fulton MaDollough Reich Miltenberger Roland Sneed Smith Suenkel Halden and Schreckengast with events in Moravia Centerville Newtown Newport Goodell and nearby towns alongside trips to Chicago Des Moines and Bonesteel South Dakota.

Centerville Visitors and Local Farm Moves Reported

John Thomas of Centerville was a business visitor in Moravia on Tuesday. W W Hughes tended his farm near Bunch Town midweek. Miss Lementine Tucker visited the Kermit Rose home in Centerville from Wednesday to Saturday and at the W A Rose home near Hinttsville Sunday. Florida visitors Dr and Mrs W F Frank and cona Stewart and Hart with Mrs Bink Murdy of Albis were in Morrvia Tuesday with cousins Mrs J J Hicks and Mrs Luella Hudgens. Mr and Mrs J M Chambers and Miss Mildred Chambers visited relatives in Indiana. Mrs Gerald Hunter of Binksburg and Mrs John Chambers and children of Albin looked after farm needs in their absence. Mr and Mrs Nelle Harwood and their little son of Rochester, Minn visited Mrs Louise Ochter Friday en route to Centerville to see Mr Harwood’s brother, and viewed the Harwood fold home place. Mr and Mrs Henry Deems of St Louis arrived Friday for a few days with Dr C T Slavin. Monday they traveled to Onion City for Noorden. Slavin, vacationing with his parents, parted with the Deems Monday afternoon. The W H M S of the M E Church held their regular meeting Wednesday at Mrs Fred Buckmaster’s home with Mrs John Vegch in charge of devotions and Mrs Ralph McDonough as program leader. Afterward the hostess served refreshments on the lawn. Mig Mario Oehler completed six weeks of summer school at the University of Town last week and left Friday with Miss Caroline Luke on an overland trip to Boston to attend a brother’s commencement about August first, returning via Canada, with a Chicago stop planned to visit relatives and attend A Century of Progress.

Henry Smith Eleanor Perry Des Moines Mra Centerville Russell Donald Dorothea Darby Annabeth Keemer Chillicothe Roy Darby C. C. Irelan Iowa City State University H. E. Watts Clarence Tyrrell Watts’ Slster Francis Ochler Ed. Oehler H. J. Oehler Cottonwood Park Rey Suenkel St. Louis Jake More Harlan Town J. ©. More Hugo Johnson Trenton Gladfelder Chicago H. A. Smith iChicago Mya J. W. Halden Mia B.S. Staley Berry Halden Maudetta Chariton Mr. Halden George Schreckengast Inez Williams Moravia California Schreckengast Grace Pai John Thomas W. W. Hughes Bunch Lementine Tucker Kermit Rose W. A. Rose Hinttsville Mra. W Frank and Cona, Stewart and Hart St. Cloud Florida Bink Murdy Albis J. J. Hicks Luella Hudgens Morrvia Mra J Chambers Mildred Chambers Indiana Gerald Hunter Binksburg John Chambers Albin Nelle Harwood Little Son Rochester Minn Louise Ochler Mr. Harwood Harwoods Henry Deema C. T. Slavin Slavin Deems Noorden M. EL Mrec Fred Buckmaster John Vegch Ralph McDonough Rogers Mig Mario Oehler University of Town Caroline Luke Boston Mass Luke Canada

Local residents gather for visits and threshing week

Mr and Mrs Eli Hiatt and several neighbors spent time with relatives including Forrest and Francis Purvis. Many families hosted gatherings and helped cook for threshers. Nelson Haven was seriously injured at the mine Friday and taken to Centerville hospital.

Moravia Town Council Budget Hearing and Bond Question

Moravia Iowa held special sessions on July 18 1982 and July 19 1998. The meetings covered budget estimates, sale of municipal bands, and contracting school building relocation to the park. Mayor Wm Gardner and acting clerk presided with councilmen Nash Swaim Jones Hawk and Minnes present. The council approved sending the budget to the county auditor and discussed bond legality costs. The second meeting pursued moving the schoolhouse with Roy Replogle failing to attend and Ed McCracken of Albia proposed at 400 dollars. contract termination was discussed.

Moravia Iowa Wn. Gardner C. 3 Nash C. D. Jones P. Hawk Frank Swaim J. D. Minnee Nagh Swaim C. M. McFatridge McFatridge Matton Courcil Wm. Gardner F. P. Hawk Jones

Notice for Coal Bids Sealed by Moravia Board

Sealed bids for 125 tons of No 1 lump coal must be received by the Moravia Iowa Board of Education secretary by August 21 1933 at 7 30 p m. Delivery schedules call for 60 tons by October 15 1933 60 tons by January 1 1934 and 25 tons by February 1 1934 with coal weighed on Moravia public scales. Bids must name mines and bidder must furnish a 200 bond by August 28 1933. The board may accept or reject any bids.

the Board of Education Moravia Iowa Morayin

Partition notice in Appanoose County Iowa court

In Appanoose County Iowa August Term 1093 Minnie Wheatley and Etta B Bort sue for partition by sale of described Iconium town land. Defendants listed include Lloyd Wilsey Driggs and others heirs at law of George W Lloyd. A referee may be appointed to sell, pay costs, and distribute net proceeds. appearance by noon of the second day of August 1933 term required or default and judgment.

District Court OF Iowa Appanoose County Minnie Wheatley Etta B. Bort Bernard Lloyd Wilsey Henry Lloyd Vaughn Driggs Ellen Driggs Lloyd Driggs Merle Driggs Howard Driggs Ruth Drigge Hagwood Henry Driggs Don Driggs C. J. Thornton William D. Young Appannose County Towa Iconium George W. Lloyd Centerville

Mt Pleasant Families Convene for Sunday School Meeting

Mr and Mrs Charles Poster and children called Wednesday at W A Brown home. Rule McAninch family and Misa Alice McVeedie visited Harry Robison home. Brown family and Charluz Ray spent Sunday at Van Lemaster home. Afternoon visitors included Homer Brown Glenn Brown and family Glenn Benson and children at Harry Robinson home. Howard Besco family called Sunday at Ed DeLong home. Robison and Benson visited Cecil Hartscok home. Mt Pleasant Baptist church plans Sunday School organization meeting next Sunday July 30 at 10 am.

Charles Poster W. A. Brown Rule McAninch Misa Alice McVeedie Harry Robinson Nons Charluz Ray van Lemaster Homer Brown Familly Glenn Brown Edmond Brown Zelda Harold Brown Glenn Benson Howard Besco Ed DeLong Cecil Hartscok Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church

Pleasant Hill Area Harvest Social Ties Cited

Pleasant Hill residents and visitors are listed in a sequence of social visits and hosting duties during threshing week. Ed Miller Enid Pangbarn and families share time with Dennie Fenton and Milly Chadwick as cooks and helpers. several others from Mys tic Des Moines and local farms visit including Tarbell, Murphy, and Massman households.

Emma Rose Coop of Moravia Dies at 81

Emma Elsie Rose Coop, daughter of R. and M. Coop, born August 8 1906 near Bendh Iowa, died March 1988 at Bt Joseph hospital Ottumwa age 81. Survived by husband Newell Rose daughter Velda Marie, parents, four sisters, two brothers and many relatives. Funeral at Pleasant Hill church March 21. Burial Mounta cemetery. She joined Christian church at 15.

Emma Rose Reuben and Mary Coop Bendh Iowa Newell Rose Velda Marie Rose Mya R. H. Coop Rost Marrison Bunch Willian Morrison Huron South Dakota Everett Brook Unionville Frank Rose Lester Coop Blakesburg Eail Coop Ash Grove Lulu Frances Catherine Myrtle William John Lee Christian Church Pleasant Hill Rev Edwards Mounta

Classified Ads Fragment With Keys and Heroes Wanted

A damaged classified notice offers a set of car keys and an unclear owner claim. It also advertises heroes and a large prize or weight figure, mentioning Rollie McDonough in a vague sales context. The text is fragmented and reads like ad copy from a dusty 1800s style classifieds page.

Local Social Notes From J. R. Callen Home Visits

Families and neighbors frequent the J. R. Callen and Gallatin area homes with guest lists including Theo Miller, Alice Campbell, Bob Campbell, Min tie Callen, Lily Callen, Sylvia Callen, Jimmie Albert, Jean Shirley, Mrs. Albert, Eva Rose, Freeman Jolly, Floyd Lemaster, I. C. Callen, H. M. Van Antwerp, Manilla O Conner, Virgil Tharp, and Mrs. Besni¢-Boshak. Several threshing helpers and cooking assistance were noted, along with visits by Mrs. Luse and Mrs. Miller’s relatives.

Mes Theo Miller Francis van Lemrater Alice Campbell Bob J. R. Callen C. S. Callen Mintie Lily Sylvia Blais Alfred Carlson Eva Rose Freeman Jolly Gallatin Mra Luse Centerville J. R. Collion Callen Floyd Lemaster I. C. Callen H. M. van Antwerp and Sons J. R. Gallen Virgil Tharp Manilla O'Conner Robert Luse Thershers Besni¢-Boshak Tha R. E

Hazel College Social Roundup on Sunday Notes

Mrs B C Cantor and song Darrel and Floyd visited Mrs Ed Johnson on Sunday. Andrew Sytsma of Albia spent Sunday at Henry Sytema’s. Herman Johnson and family of Brompton and G Sincox family visited Grant Sincox’s home. Ed Johnson and family gathered Thursday at Herman Johnson’s. Henry Sytema visited Rollie Carter Tuesday. Pat Fisher and wife of Albin spent Sunday at BB C Johnson’s home. Katrena Sytema returned from Des Moines and Pella after two week visit. Alva Hawk threshed for Zell Wilson Friday. Mrs C C Kitterman and children of Albin visited Mrs A Johnson Wednesday. Herbert Lewis and Vera Des Moines were Saturday evening callers at E C Caster’s.

B.C. Cantor Darrel Floyd Ed Johnson Andrew Sytsma Albia Henry Sytama Herman Johnson and Brompton G. Sincox Grant Sincox Herman Johnson Henry Sytema Rollie Carter Pat Fieher Albin

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Moravia Ball Park Felt Turner & Son Funeral Lowa Mystic Chan Fulton Ralph B MaDollough Eddyville Milton Ridlin Knoxville George Jones Maxine Jones J. F. Athert Dorothy Reich Helen Olive Miltenberger Montezuma Carl Lawrence Roland George Trelan J. B. Sneed Moulton A. M. Smith North Liberty Vesta Oehler Paul Vietch A. L. Lyon Harry Black Rockwell City Jas. Black Laws E. D. Lawrence Roy Brooke J. C. Behrens Monays D. Duvall Newtown L. D. Whitton Misa Eunice Whitton Simp Bailey Ottumas Suns Floyd and Raymond Roy Brooks Earl McDonough Wilbur Miller Detroi New Plymouth Automobiles Eli Hiatt Gertie Boyer Roy Purvis Forrest Francis Purvis Harl Brattain Promise City Oiler Osa Brown Burl Brown Bernice Coulson Charlene Jono Lemaster iPhyllis Nellie Stickler Clara Browtt Bort Sheldon Levi Coulagn John Steveng Cecil Coulson Wenesl Coulson Harry Brown Roy Purvin Mere Roy Cap Bill Miler Georgia Pangburn Russell Brown Harry Lemaster Guy Jones Tom Jones Wendl Coulgon Roy Rinehart Minnie Rinehart Sue D. D. Minnes Chester Broshar John E. Miller The Plalatits Mt, Pleasant Ed Miller Enid Pangbarn Dennie Fenton John Medland Lloyd Maneton R. Chadwick Milly Chadwick Florine Tarbell Laura Dicks Thuraday Roy Sheldon Frank Tarbell Chas. Tarbell Deligh Fentons Goal Elbart Moors Dolph Tarbell Hollisian Loretta Ruth Maa Brandon Jess Elgin Ben Allem Tom Massman George Hammond Velma Joan Jack Murphy’a Opal Fenton Chaz Tarbeil Floyd Bailey Emma Elsie Rose John Miller Moravia Union George Winsler Pearl Broshar Contervilla Rollie McDonough Hazel College Wesandott Chet Broshar Smith & Veach Drug Store Colgates Nyal Léc
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