Miloravia Union newspaper notice and publication details
Moravia Iowa area paper Miloravia Union lists second class mail status at Moravia Appanoose County under act of March 3 1879 H R Smith editor and publisher published weekly subscription rates one year in advance six months three months single copy The notice provides mailing and pricing details for readers and subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miloravia Union
Moravia
Appanoose County
Iowa
Congress
H.R. Smith
Respect National Colors Absent Duty at Local Parade
In Moulton and Blakesburg, readers lament flag etiquette and public respect during a Legion Post parade. The letters urge removing hats for the flag and criticize general public apathetic behavior toward newspapers and service, contrasting with standards of respect and courtesy.
Flag Day Tribute and Flag's Birthday
Next Sunday, June 14, marks Flag Day, the birthday of the American flag. Instituted in 1915 by President Wilson, the observance urges display of Old Glory at homes and businesses. The Continental Congress once defined the flag with 13 stripes and a blue field with 13 white stars.
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Wilson
Continental Congress
United States
Union
Rural mail routes expand as parcel post grows
There are 43,000 rural routes serving about 30 million people per the rural mails superintendent. Average route length is 31 miles though many remain 24 miles. Baby chicks drive rural parcel post business. A rate increase for second and third zone parcel post shipments is possible to reduce the deficit. The 44 hour work week for postmasters and carriers starts July 1, up from 48 hours.
Air minded: daily passenger and mail air travel rise
About 1200 people ride regular air lines daily in this country with an average of 250 miles per passenger. American air lines flew 7,624,000 miles of night flying in 1930. Mail planes carry about 8 million letters every 24 hours. Despite bumps in the sky and on the earth, airmindedness grows daily.
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American Air Lines
Speeders Marvest and Advertising’s Road Safety Message
About 250000 people are injured yearly in automobile crashes requiring hospital beds. The average bill is $60, totaling 16 million dollars in costs from reckless driving. The National Retail Dry Goods association president endorses newspaper ads as the best, most economical warning, arguing advertising informs neighbors and slows motorists.
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National Retail Dry Goods Association
Scattersburg and area social notes from Centerville week
Centerville and surrounding towns record a flurry of visits and family events. Robbs, Adams, and Tomlin families make weekday calls and attend services while Mrs Robb visits kin in Rochester. Rosa Blumer, Josephine join relatives at Ivelan and Lockman homes amid milder health notes.
Community visits and upcoming children's program notes
Berle Beaty and others sheared sheep for Wil la McDanel on Monday. Numerous visitors including Ryman McDanel, Guy McDanel, Herbert, Paul Ritter, Mrs. Belle Whicker, Velma, and many family groups called throughout the week. Children practice for a forthcoming program. Vera Boshak has tonsil removal. several help with papering and hosting at multiple homes. numerous weekend gatherings and dinners mentioned with local families in Bloomfield area.
West Point Families Attend Various Local Visits
Mrs Pearl Kelsey visited the Thompson home Monday and helped children rehearse for the Children's Day program. Dorothy Jeanne Brown stayed with Helen Hamilton Thursday and Friday. The Rollie Browns and children visited Lloyd Brown Sunday. Zelda and Leona Kaster worked at Scott's store early in the week. Lloyd Brown and family attended a show in Albia Thursday evening. Herman Sytsma and family went to the Moravia movies Monday evening. Rollie Brown and Garnet Brown’s family visited Ray Lemaster Monday evening. Flag day observed with a June 14 celebration.
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Mor‘avia
Rollie Brown
Garnet Brown
Ray Lemaster
Social visit notes from Iconium and nearby towns
A flurry of local social calls and visits is recorded from Iconium and surrounding areas. Families including McAninehs Argo Beaty Derby and Teater coordinated visits with relatives and friends in Centerville Albia Moravia Clarinda and Mystic during last week and weekend, with several dinners and outings noted.
Regular appointment and Children’s Day at local church
Rev Zerbe conducted regular services Sunday morning followed by a large attendance at the evening Children’s Day program. Next Sunday on Flag Day special services are planned at ten o'clock inviting all. Ladies' Aid meets with Mrs Laura Whitlock on Thursday. Local residents share visits and family news with six weeks’ stay of Edna Carter in Unionville Missouri and Betty Joan Grey birth.
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Zerbe
Ladies’ Aid
Laura Whitlock
Lory
Reta Williams
Chariton
Tom Smith
Edna Carter
Unionville
Missouri
Mia
Jack Spencer
Misa Veta Bates
Fred Grey
Grey's
Betty Joan
Byron Smith
Ed. Anderson
Mt. Pleasant
Owen Smith
Edwin Kellogg
Creston
Billy Bryan Spencer
Breazelle
R. ©. Humphrey
Misses Ferne
Frances
Roberta Stewart
Mary Zerbe
Ansbelle Clark
Claude Humphrey
Local social and church notices from Eddyville and Centerville
Mrs August Koehler and son Frederick visited Eddyville and Centerville Monday forenoon. Mrs Bertha Miller and daughters Margaret Eleanor and Inez and Mrs Wilbur Miller called on Centerville Thursday. Mr and Mrs Dave Caylor visited Lee Tadlock Sunday. George McCrory of Morayla ground feed for farmers Thursday. Mrs Mary Goffin visited W N Miller Sunday. Miss Eleanor Miller accompanied her home in the evening. E R Hiatt of Centerville was a business caller at W A Simmons Tuesday. Rev L D Eaton of Unionville preached at Miller Baptist Church Sunday. Sunday School preparing for Children Day program to be presented Sunday evening June 1dth. Several from here enjoyed the Moravia band concert Wednesday evening. Mrs Elsie Coltrain and daughters Dorothy Roberta and sons Delmar Earl Floyd and Curtis called on Moravia Saturday. Stanford Doud helped Claude Paris shear sheep last week. BRRB No 3 assistant carrier Harry Herman cannot make his usual trip due to heavy rain Friday washing out a bridge.
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Nadine Lagle
Moravia
Tohn McAnineh
Centerville
Will Free
Clarinda
Carl Derby
Leo Beaty
Lloyd Beaty
Berle Beaty
Albia
Glen Derby
John McAninch
Kelsey
Ned Atgo
Merle
Howard Teater
Clarence Teater
Hope Hinsley
Ted Teater
Josephine Murphy
Beulsh Dicks
Car] Derby
Ray Sheldon
Vern l
Esther Sheldon
Jack Murphy
J. E. Dicks
Mystic
John Beaty
Elbert Moore
Ed, Miller
Frank Chadwick
Georgia Pangborn
Lloyd
August Koehler
Frederick
Eddyville
Bertha Miller
Margaret
Eleanor
Inez
Wilbur Miller
Dave Caylor
Lee Tadlock
George McCrory
Morayla
Mary Goffin
W. N. Miller
Eleanor Miller
E. R. Hiatt
W. A. Simmons
L .D. Eaton
Unionville
Miller Baptist Church
Elsie Coltrain
Dorothy
Roberta
Delmar Earl
Floyd
Curtis
Stanford Doud
Claude Paris
BRRB
Harry Herman
New Chevrolet Touring Car Won By Mrs Tressie King
Several local residents attended a meeting at Unionville Baptist Church Sunday night near Frederick Koehler's southwest area. Mrs. Tressie King is the proud owner of a new Chevrolet touring car.
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Frederick Koehler
Unionville Baptist Church
Tressie King
Moravia concert attendees noted in Boyer Ridge area
Local residents attended a Moravia band concert Wednesday night. Shoppers from the vicinity included Mr. and Mrs. Obe Burns and children, Mr. and Mrs. George Boyer and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Boyer and Opal, and many others visited or hosted at HB H. Boyer, ZT H. Boyer, and related homes. Paul Burns visits B. C. Cox home near Allerton.
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Moravia
Vern Easter
John Clark
Centerville
Obe Burns
Lucille
Leon
George Boyer
Ira Boyer
Opal
J.W. Whicker
H. A. Smith
Reagner
Iowa
Charlie Boyer
Hedge College Visits and Funeral Travel Notices
Dorothy Wilson of Wanvkee Iowa and Mr and Mrs N G Wilson spent Thursday at E F Wilsons. Mrs Malcolm Pelkington returned to Flagstaff Arizona after her father’s death. Dorothy Davis visits brother Russell in Carste. E F Wilson and granddaughter Cheree spent Sunday at Zell Wilsons.
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Dorothy Wilson
Wanvkee
Iown
N. G. Wilson
E. F. Wilson
Malcolm Pelkington
Flagstaff
Arizona
Dorothy Davis
Russell
Carste
Cheree
Zell Wilson's
Neighborly News and Local Death Mourns Community
Mrs R C Wilson and children spent Sunday night at E F Wilson s. Our community is saddened by the death of W J DuVail. Sympathy extended to the bereaved. Mary D Morrissey of Albin visited Cherea Dyphon. John Johnson and family visited BE B Wilson. T J Luge and wife visited Guess Luse. G G Davis and family visited Harold Davis. Mr and Mrs Allen Boller of Nevada IA were Sunday callers at E F Wilson s. 16 inch Ball Bearing Lawn Mower offered by Gamble Stores Centerville Town. No country is wealthy enough to
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R. C. Wilson
E. F. Wilson
W. J. DuVail
Mary D. Morrissey
Albin
Cherea Dyphon
John Johnson
BE. B. Wilson
T. J. Luge
Guess Luse
G. G. Davis
Harold Davis
Mrs. Allen Boller
Nevada
Iowa
Gamble Stores
Centerville
Town
Highways Targeted for Specific Auto Driver Needs
Subscriptions are due as plans outline roadway building to accommodate a defined vehicle type. The notice stresses timely payment to support extending highway capacity and standards for the targeted driving group.
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Stella
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Willa McDanel
Ryman McDanel
Guy McDanel
Herbert
Paul Ritter
Belle Whicker
Velma
Mra
Mabel Gladfelder
David Gladfelter
New Luse
Ace
Jack Luse
Clyde Gladfelder
Daphne McDanel
Kenneth Gladfelder
Lyndon McDanel
Ted Broshar
Vera Boshak
Ottumwa
Shirley Townsend
Esther
Flo Hiner
Mina Luse
Grace Luse
Bessie Boshak
Vera
Vernal Richmond
Beverly Ewing
S. Vera
Daphne
Lloyd McDanel
Carl Boyer
Willie McDanel
Coy Luse
Agnes Stansberry
Lorena Philby
Chris Bogarts
Pearl Hiner
Frank Ewing
Glen Sufficool
Kenneth Veach
Lloyd McDane
Trenton Gladfeldey
L. C. Goode
Bloomfield
Tom Philby
Willie
Doris McKern
Velma Whicker
Ryman Kincade
West Point
Iconium
Clara Masaman
Des Moines
Jimmy McAnineh
Lois Argo
Will Kelsey
Boyer Ridge
Hedge College
Turner & Son
Thrift Store N. Side Square
Spurgeon
BIG 13 Shoe Sale
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Oxfords
Tilton's Shoe Store
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