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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1931

Page

4

Local Jottings And Visits From Moravia To Unionville

Saturday callers Moll Miller Tadlock and Max Fullerton visited in Moulton and at the Fred Blumer home. Ottumwa visitors Rosa Blumer and daughter Josephine joined Mrs Elsie Coltrain. many Sunday gatherings at Ray Coltrain and other homes. A Moravia man jokes about rising feet and pearly gates.

John Tadlock Moulton Max Darla Fullerton Fred Blumer Rosa Blumer Josephine Ottumwa Elsie Coltrain Fred Gordon Doris Evelyn M. L., Weatherly Miller Mary Emma Alden Eleanor Miller Mary Coffin Forrest Matherly Moravia Ray Coltrain Misa Inez Miller Clifford Lovell

Hindus Eager to Drag Juggernaut Chariot in Puri Festival

The annual Puri festival draws thousands as police increase crowd control for the Juggernaut procession. The chariot has 32 wheels seven feet across, with devotees pulling it a mile through town. Hindus believe God incarnates in Juggernaut during the event, offering salvation to observers.

Juggernaut Puri India Jug- Gernot Himech

Laughing Away Fat: Doctor Opposes Old Health Adage

Dr Lechmere Anderson of Doncaster England argues the old saying laugh and grow fat is out of date. He says Laughter correlates with health but extra fat strains heart and muscles, advising a slim healthy body through Wilco sugar bread and starch foods and laughter.

Bablos Lechmere Anderson Doncaster England Anderson

Dutch Money Lenders and Foreign Corporate Financing

Dutch people historically identified as world money lenders and bankers faced decrees from 1790 restricting foreign loan transactions without consent. Various measures, called plae eaten, barred Dutch participation in foreign corporations to keep capital from aiding rivals of Dutch trading companies.

States General

Evolution of Alot and Aln't in English Grammar

The text discusses colloquial forms like alot and aln't, noting ala't as a nonstandard term. Crowell's Dictionary of English Grammar labels it a vulgarism with no valid contraction for am not or are not. It warns against using pln't in questions and states aln't cannot be properly used here.

Crowell Graummar Aingular

Insecta Aid Ripening Use of Caprifig Discussed

In warm regions caprifigs are placed over ripening common figs to lure insects that pierce the fruit and lay eggs. This accelerates ripening and prompts earlier and more abundant crops. The practice, known as caprification, is common along the Mediterranean.

Mediterranean Sea

Customary Procedure At A Small Country Store

A man in a rural tale tells a storekeeper he will leave the community. The owner pulls an unpaid bill list and notes he has written paid in full to his logs account. The sign then asks if a candy acknowledgment to the kid is given when bills are paid.

bin Ole Forbes Magazine

Sunday visitors and family visits in Hedge College

Sunday visitors at the G E Luse home included Joe Martin and Ottumwa guests, Horton Potts and Vane Jones, and Edna Dyphon from Hayesville. Local residents and kin from Centerville and Carlisle visited, with E F Wilson working as a carpenter for Ulsa Mangle and Carlyle Long visiting from near Hayesville.

G. E. Luse Joe Martin Ottumwa Horton Potts Vane Jones Edna Dyphon Hayesville EB. F. Wilson Forrest Main Bill Wilson Dutch DuVall Mary Cook Centerville John | Johnson G. Davis Carlisle Iowa Russell Dorothy Jeff Patrick Ulsa Mangle Vivien Wright John John E. F. Wilson Carlyle Long

Noxious weed destruction order for Appanoose County lands

Appanoose County Board of Supervisors issues a notice requiring landowners occupants and possessors to destroy specified weeds by set dates including June 16 1931 for certain docks and grasses July 1 1931 for thistles burdock and bind weed and August 1 1981 for wild sunflowers velvet weed and cockle burt with follow up cutting and penalties including cost borne by property owners if not complied.

Appanoose County Board of Supervisors Jess P. Fenton

Local Social Club Notes and Visits in Pella Iowa

In nearby events Earl Rouse sheared sheep in the area last week. Mr and Mrs Lewis Mounts and daughter stayed at Ben Jones Friday night. Mr and Mrs Ralph Boyer and children were Sunday guests at Ben Williams. John Vandrante and Wilma visited in Pella with Lavern and Enid Long on Sunday. Jeff Patricks visited Ulsa Mangle Monday. Van Lonea visited Grover Long Sunday afternoon. Several residents attended the Children's exercise at the U B Church Sunday evening. Harvey Mains spent Sunday evening with Frank Wilson.

Earl Rouse Lewis Mounts Ben Jones Ralph. Boyer Ben Williams John Vandrante Wilma Pella Iowa Miss Lavern Enid Long Helen Hamilton Jeff Patrick Ulsa Mangle van Lone Grover Long U. B Harvey Main Frank Wilson

Centerville Social Notes Mention Local Visits and Events

COULSON Mr and Mrs Theo Miller and Francis visited with Mr and Mrs Van Lemaster Sunday. Alvin Printy spent the week end with friends in Centerville. Mrs Jim Cline and others were shopping in Centerville. Mr and Mrs R E Luse and Betty were in Centerville. Theo Miller and son Francis attended children's day services at U B Church. Families attended Wesley Chapel services Sunday night. Eva Rose arrived from Wyoming to spend vacation with Alfred Carlson. Dell Hellyer and family spent Sunday at Alfred Carlson home. One year from this month and the next president will be nominated.

Theo Miller Francis van’ Lemaster J. R. Callen Centerville U. B Wesley Chapel Eva Rose Wyoming Alfred Carlson Dell Hellyer

Final Report Notice in Estate of John Tarr Deceased

Notice to interested parties that the final report of the Administrator De Bonis Non with Will Annexed of John Tarr, deceased, filed in Appanoose County Iowa, will be heard August 24, 1981, by the District Court. The administrator seeks discharge from duties and liabilities unless objections are raised. Dated June 6, 1931. Miller & Everett, Attorneys.

John Tarr de Bonis Non District Court Appanoose County Iowa OG. M. McFatridge Miller & Everett Attys Juna Regina Tarr Towa Robert L. Tarr

Final Report in Estate of Regina Tarr Discharged

Regina Tarr estate final report set for hearing on August 24, 1931 in Iowa County Iowa. Administrator Robert L Tarr seeks discharge if no objections arise. Miller and Everett attorneys for administrator. June 6 1931 notice date with June 11 1931 publication.

Dopey Feeling After Meals Linked to Waste in Bowels

A dopey feeling after meals is described as a sign that waste matter lingers in the bowels. The text explains fermentation forms gas and breeds germs, potentially poisoning the heart, kidneys, and brain. Adlerika is claimed to wash out both upper and lower bowels and remove poisons causing gas and sleepiness.

German Doctor's Remedy Promoted By Smith Drug Story

An advertisement touts Adlerika as a German doctor’s simple remedy for cleansing effects. It claims immediate benefits and urges readers to buy today to feel results by tomorrow. Prices are highlighted as affordable value for spenders.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Tilton Methodist Church Unionville W. S. Creech Miller Church Imogene Tadlock Carl Goffin Inez Miller Wilbur Miller Lloyd Blu Gamble Stores the Pearly, Gates Turner & Son ICE Brompton J. W. Irwin Coal CO Mons Ake Bill Dellabable Amy Alec Hedge College Jennie K. McNeal Lion Coulson Attorneys For R. C R. R. Pennington Frank Monroe Yeach Hai Goodyear Moravia ,Iowa
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