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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1932
Page
2
Several from here attended the funeral of Mrs. Boyer at Unionville. Many local residents visited or attended services, with notes of callers, family visits, and a planned Children’s Day program for June 12 at Miller Sunday School.
Iowa farmers cut oat acreage in 1931 by about 36 percent from the prior year, totaling 6 070 820 acres. The average yield was 21.1 bushels per acre, down 5.6 bushels, due to heat at month end. The state produced 188 552 392 bushels, 82.39 percent of 1980, with declines widespread except slight gains in Woodbury and some northeast counties.
Cecil Cullers son of Mr and Mrs G C Cullers of Moravia earned a bachelor of arts degree at Iowa Wesleyan College Mt Pleasant during the annual commencement exercises on Monday Mr and Mrs Cullers attended Maurine Smith returns home after extended visit with grandmother in Omaha Nebraska
The page lists Taylor Township and Taylor area candidates for 1933 and 1934 terms. Nominations cover Justice of the Peace, Constable, Township Trustees, Clerk, Assessor, Committeeman and Committeewoman, plus delegates to the county convention. Also shown are Democratic ticket results for state and federal offices with vote counts for Hagemann and Kraschel, Herring and Roddewig, and wider county totals.
A Sauk Center Minnesota Herald item discusses peddlers and itinerant salesmen invading homes. Prof. Conrad of New Jersey Teachers' College suggests homeowners should deny store-like use of their houses. He notes peddlers pressure time and push unwanted goods, urging households to set clear boundaries and prevent home as a market place.
Mrs Mary Roberts returns home after a visit with her son Ether in Albia. Mrs Edith Morrow Farr of Fairfield and her mother Mrs John Holdingshead of Albia attended the Alumni banquet. Dale Schreiner of Moravia and Wm Cree of Centerville were in Des Moines on business. Zelda Kaster and Doris McKern attend Iowa State Teachers College Extension Summer School at Creston. W Tracy were in Des Moines on business. R L Tarr builds a new house west of town. W W Slaughter moves from Morevin to Ukiah Oregon with John Powell on forest service duty, planning to return in November.
A Iowa report by farm groups bankers and vets warns reduced hog vaccination raises hog cholera risk. Immune herds protect others and are cheapest when pigs are young. Outbreaks and low prices threaten management, urging landlords owners and lenders to ensure vaccination to avoid losses.
The agent sells more than indemnity he offers peace of mind and protection for your dollars. Whether invested in home furniture or in business merchandise and equipment the security of safeguarded values is worth far more than the premium.
Mrs Olive Miltenberger visits Montezuma and Marshalltown with her setts while Dr and Mrs Slavin and Noorden spend weekend at Downing Missouri. John Winaler escorts daughter Mrs Frank Miller of Centerville to Iowa City. Will Lawa family visit Centerville. Miss Marla Cehler attends summer school at Iowa Wesleyan in Mt Pleasant. Hannon family from Centerville visit Louisa Oehler home. Bernadine Bishop hosts ninth birthday bunk party. Rev and Mrs Bainbridge and Mr and Mrs Blakeslee of Centerville visit Frank Main home. Ivan Broshar of Waterloo visits family here. Center ville visitors include T Slavin Noorden Slavin Stella Reich Charles Reich Virginia Whitsell. W L Palmer family relocate to Paris, Ma with Union address now 629 Locust St Paris Mo. Mrs Mary Johnson hosts Past Matron's club. Ruth Grawley spends week with parents in Unionville and attends Parsons College graduation. David J McAllaster of Los Angeles visits Rev Zerbe. Mary Zerbe visits Mt Pleasant for commencement and to see friends.
Classified items list offers for gas stoves strawberies corn soy beans cottage cheese cherries and sewing work in Moravia Unionville Iowa. Names Loyd Carter T. R. Gardner J. M. Tucker H. E. Watts Mia Hart Alfred Cartoon and Mrs Sylvia Hiatt appear with sale or service notes and contact hints.
Ames Iowa beef clubs expand with baby clubs in all but three counties and 40 pure bred heifer clubs. G A Oldson reports 1,317 Hereford 4,182 Shorthorn 867 Angus calves in baby beef pink work totaling 3,366. Marshall leads with 114 calves, Crawford close behind. Pure bred entries total 268 with Linn county at 24 calves, Grundy and Scott second with 20 each. Mrs Tom Philby underwent an operation at Centerville General Hospital and is recovering well.
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