Unionville and Surroundings Society News Roundup
Local families host guests and visit relatives with several dinner events and birthdays noted. Marjorie Gibson hosted a 7 o clock supper with friends while Mrs. Mildred Morrison was honored at a family dinner. A Mountain Music Co program enlivened the M E church. Mrs Etta Selix died by suicide, funeral at Wesley Chapel near Ash Grove.
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Mildred Morrison
C. A
Local residents share visits and travels in community notes
Hirtisville J C Neff bought a carload of sheep in Chicago and shipped them home. Miles Orpha McDanel stayed with sister Mrs Dwight Weatherly in Moravia. Irene Fix visited the Roy Scott home with the Misses Seat. Mr and Mrs Theo Miller and son visited Mrs E R Miller. Elsie Tucker and daughter visited aunt Nan Meadows. Gertrude Utterback visited sister Mia. Anna Hiatt and Sunday school class cleaned up the church yard. Gerald Hunter returned from a wedding tour to the Black Hills. Mrs RB Wilson and children spent time in Monroe County. W F Houser visiting relatives in Oklahoma. Roy Scott family shopped in Centreville Tuesday. Elmer Tucker of North Carolina visited locally. Mrs R S Couleen improving. Cyntha Hiatt ill. Amarine of Fort Morgan Colorado visited with Mia Anna Purvia and family. Mrs Purvis hosted a dinner at the Purvis home in Kenorto with most relatives attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Neff
Chicago
Miles Orpha McDanel
Dwight Weatherly
Moravia
Irene Fix
Roy Scott
Theo Miller
E R. Miller
Elsie Tucker
Nan Meadows
Gertrude Utterback
Mia
Cyril McDanel
Anna Hiatt
Wesley
Gearald Hunter
Black Hills
RB. C. Wilson
Monroe County
W. F. Houser
Oklahoma
Centerville
Elmer Tucker
North Carolina
Tuckers
R. S. Couleen
Cyntha Hiatt
Amarine
Fort Morgan
Colorado
Anna
Purvia
Social notes from the Blue Front area
Raymond Plants visited Forrest Suteliff and L C Hamilton family with Velda and Helen. Sunday dinner at Frank Hamiltons. Jeff Patrick shopped in Moravia. Gregory of Moulton called on L C Hamilton. Forrest Suteliffs and son spent Monday with Grant Sutcliffs. Circle met with Mrs Cosa Hamilton. Locals attended a Moravia band concert. Ply Brother making airplanes in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Plants
Forrest Suteliff
L. C. Hamilton
Velda
Helen
Frank Hamilton
Jeff Patrick
Moravia
Mr. Gregory
Moulton
Grant Sutcliffs
Circle
Cosa Hamilton
Local notices and a mourning obituary from Moravia area
Listings record daily visits and activities around Moravia Iowa including Mr Aron Campbell delivering hogs and several households calling on neighbors. The obituary reports the death by hanging of Mrs Etta Selix wife of James Selix after ill health, with survivors Ellaworth Otto Simon Joe, funeral at Wesley Chapel Cemetery June 22 1928 officiated by Rev Ward.
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Aron Campbell
Moravia
Loren Alder
Albert Veach
Duane
John Knight
E. Mc Grew
Mable
James Wood
Floyd Wood
Harry Wood
Moulton
Lenore Paris
Ray Coultrein
William Wales
John Tadlock
Bruce Jones
Dave Cayler
Centerville
Etta Selix
James Selix
Gona
Ellaworth
Otto
Unionville
Iowa
Simon
Spickards Mo
Joe
Cole
Ward
Wesley Chapel
Ash Grove
Too little credit given to worthy community effort
The piece argues that people criticize more than they praise and that anyone who works toward better local conditions deserves respect. It notes many overlook or fail to express gratitude, attributing this to thoughtlessness rather than malice, and urges recognizing worthwhile deeds with praise.
TRY THE OTHER EYE Girls Face Hair Over One Eye Policy
A mother wrote to a neighboring state's board of education claiming girls' heads grow lopsided from hair hanging over one eye. The board took no action and advised parents to pull the hair over the other eye.
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Board of Education
Precious Landmarks and Mark Twain Memorial Move
Editorial urges preservation of Mark Twain's Hartford home as a national cultural landmark. Calls for turning the historic residence into a memorial to the American humorist and philosopher, arguing such sites embody the country’s spirit for future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
Hfe
Mark ‘Twain
Hartford
Twain
A Friend in Need or in Deed Phrase Origins
A familiar proverb asserts that true friendship is shown by support in adversity. It traces common usage and cultural resonance across societies, highlighting enduring trust as its core measure.
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