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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1928
Page
2
A concise reflection on changing perceptions of silence, noting a shift from valued calm to a less favorable, “oily” characterization in contemporary discourse. The line suggests societal attitudes toward restraint and restraint’s consequences.
With the approaching baseball campaign, league officials unveil forthcoming schedules, signaling the start of the season. Teams anticipate travel plans, matchups, and potential standings as franchises prepare for opening games and fan interest.
Our Home Spelling Contest is set for Thursday March 1 with contests for grades four through eight. Winners advance to the county contest Saturday March 17 at 1:30 at the Center ville courthouse. Des Moines Register sponsors, encouraging pupil effort and rivalry.
The Moravia sophomores won 16 to 8 in a hard fought high school basketball final. After Friday night games, Moravia and Russell were invited to a lunch by Dr. and Mrs. Lynch, with Prof. Woods and Govardner giving toasts, celebrating school fellowship between towns.
John Hopkins and son Steve Paris and son traveled to Albia on business. Families including Caylor Wood Wood Coffin McGrew Hart Haines Paria Wood Strunk and Hopkins visiting or calling at various homes around Unionville Centerville and Albia. Attended a Declamatory Contest in Unionville Tuesday night and several individuals were seen on multiple local errands.
Mrs Charlie Foster and others in the Moravia vicinity joined shoppers on Saturday. Mrs Jeff Patrick and Mrs Charlie Foster visited Mrs Ethel Hamilton Thursday. Families attended church, had dinners, and visits at several homes including the VanZantes, Tadlocks, and Mangle. School was missed by Leslie Plants and Carl VanZante due to illness. moving help for Charlie Foster on Monday included Jim Moore and several neighbors.
Grandma Darby checked on Zell Wilson Monday as he improves slowly from inflammatory rheumatism. E F Wilson finished up annual assessments in the Valley. Grant Lincox and son Ervin passed through en route to the Albia cooperative sale. M M Darby hauled coal from White Osk mine for his schoolhouse and bought a horse from Ray Combe. Our sawmill restarts offering lumber. sheriff and deputy recovered stolen goods and jailed a suspect. Principal Barter enabled Centerville High School basketball practice Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Johnnie Whicker stay at the T A Robb home. Moravia callers include Mr and Mrs B M Coltrain. Pearl King visits Mart Gilland home. Gilland ill. Milo Selby family and Barbara McCumber visit George McCumber. O Benson visits M Gilland. Cleo Stocker is not well. Dudley funeral attended from area. West woods work by W Tomlin and sons Curtis and Carl. Callers from Blakesburg Moravia include J W Lockman and Bill Irelar. Cad Adams and James visit Quiller Adams. Raymond Lockman family visit mother Mrs Laura Kobb. T T Lockman visiting relatives. Curtis Tomlin to Austin McCarty for summer work.
Bom Hazel College eight eight Mr and Mrs Grant Sincox plus Clair and Frank Sincox spent Sunday at the Herman Johnson home. Mr and Mrs W H Van Dorin visited the parental Van Dorin home Monday. Zell Wilson, laid up with inflammatory rheumatism, is improving at this writing. Mr and Mrs E C Caster and family were also mentioned in the fragment.
Moravia shoppers Mrs. Ivan Chamberlain and daughter spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs W H VanDorin and family. H M Smith called on Zell Wilson Sunday morning. E C Caster was a Moravia shopper Saturday. Burke and Vivien Wilson visited their brother Zell Wilson Saturday. An average editor notes a candidate address. An aviator was arrested for flying too close to the ground.
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