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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1933
Page
2
The notice lists subscription rates for Moravia Iowa in advance for one year ninety one sixty six months and a single copy price. It records post office filing under the 1878 act and notes entry as second class mail matter in Appanoose County Iowa.
Mr and Mrs George Shehan and family moved nearby on Saturday. John Moffatt and family visited Emma Ray home Sunday after Sunday school. Leo Sytama died Wednesday, with sympathy extended to John Moffatt and family. We note visitors and helpers at the Shehan and Moffatt homes and Wood cutting activities.
Friday evening at the Wes Scott home Mr and Mrs C H Runnells and children spent Sunday at the Jacob Moffatt home in Moravia.
Pleasant Hill residents share visits and moving news. Lloyd Clark family and Dwight called on Elbert Moore. Fenton and Moore families visited, helped with butchering, and celebrated Mrs Callen's birthday. Charles Hammond moved, and Dale Fenton joined Duane Moore and Mildred Moore family calls.
Blue Front Mr and Mrs A M Mangla visited Sunday at Jeff Patrick s. Miss Flo Moore of Ottumwa spent the weekend with Jim Moore s family. Leglia Plants helped George Jones Monday. The M B Tisue home hosted Sunday guests. Marve Lockman s family visited Fred Callen s Sunday. John Van Zante and wife were Alicia callers Saturday. Wilma Van Zante visited Wanda Jones Sunday afternoon. Wanete Vivian Carter and Paulina Williams called on Helen BK Hamilton Sunday evening. Jeff Patrick were Moravia callers Saturday afternoon. Cara Hamilton and family visited Ben Jones s Sunday evening. Circle met Wednesday with Mrs Jim Moore.
Unionville Route 8 report details Mr and Mrs Tom Hiatt calling at Cen terville and visiting Ivan Gibbs while Harry Rumley hosted Bob Landy. Millie Gox of Moravia visited Will Moffat and family. Mrs Mary Fowler called on Harry Rumley. Jacob Stevens and Sacha Wheaton wed in Lancaster Missouri. A farewell party at Leon Burns home drew a good crowd with games and candy. Families including the Moffatts Rumleys and Stevens attend at Emma Ray and Charley Boyer homes. Jim Benge family to move to Lee Walker farm.
BROMPTON Mike Bokus Maurice Lillard and others were callers in Albis on Saturday. L E Thompson helped A C Thompson move Saturday. Mrs M E Boardman visited Ot tumwa with her sister Mrs Geneva Selman. A E Peace moves this week to a new home west of Moravia. Mrs Ralph McCoy and daughter Margaret of Davenport spent the weekend at the South Gilter home. Maurice Lillard and family and Flora Lillard visited M B Hatfield home in La Roy. The Helping Hand club meets with Mrs Ed Robinson this Thursday. Ledra Smith and Olive Mashey of Albis spent Saturday evening with Eva Boardman. O C Miller was a Moravia caller Saturday. Mr and Mrs Jobo Hunt called at…
Des Moines reports the 465th General Assembly recessed with heavy tax reduction work ahead. Bills target horizontal tax cuts of 26 percent and farm bureau funding, plus salaries slashed for state and county officials. A move to repeal the 18th amendment via a constitutional convention is planned, with committees from both houses to draft the necessary legislation and set a repeal election. A special August session may unfold to consolidate departments.
The report lists a series of social calls and visits across families. O S Miller hosted guests Saturday evening. Lois Bates and Leo Stafford visited the Cloyed home Monday. Theo Thompson and family and J E Thompson visited the Thompson home Sunday. A E Pence and O S Miller called in Albia Monday. Edward Robinson and children visited Clarence Wilson’s home. Charley Johnson called at H Schoonson’s home Sunday.
Saturday and weekend visits fill the Hedge College notes with localized social activity. Rollie Carter and family spend Saturday evening at G. E. B. Luse's while Trenton Wilson stays with E. F. Wilson and Carl Cloyed. Dorothy Davin visits Mac Tisue home Sunday. Doyle McDanel family at Gaylord McDanel home Sunday. R. C. G. Wilson and Sim Howell at E. F. Wilson's Wednesday, Harold Davis and family call on O. G. Davis Sunday, Russell Davis and Ralph McElroy visit O. G. Davis Monday. Carter family share Sunday dinner with Mia and Stella Carter. Don Wright of Moultona visiting F. W. Wright. Gensgieve Carter weekend visit. Lois Davis appears in notes. Dorothy Morrison spends weekend with Burlay and Billy. Prank Hiatt and family visit G. E. Ligge home. U. S. Mangle and wife visit Patrick's. Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Davis were visitors.
About thirty neighbors and friends gathered at the Alva Riggle home Tuesday night for a farewell party. Wesley Chapel Ladies Aid held an all day quilting meeting at Mrs. R. J. Luge's home with eighteen attendees and a cooperative noon dinner.
A Tuesday visit to the Bert Vosburg home near Albia is noted along with visits by Mrs. W. B. E. Kelsey and Mrs. Jay Argo to Mrs. John McAninch. Clover Leaf club met February 22 with twelve members. activities included hemming towels and rug rag work. Len Sytema died Wednesday. funeral Friday at the M. E. church with burial at Iconium cemetery. Mrs. Ned Argo and children visited Mrs. Harry Brown. Mrs. Harry Bressler was ill with pneumonia.
The Harry Brown family were entertained at the Roy Purvis home. Howard Tenter and Wend/Coulson families moved to new farms near North Bend and Albia, with others vacating. Farewells were held for the Howard Davis and Davis families with refreshments. Several visits and gatherings noted among the Beaty, Kelsey, Argo, Massman, and McAninch families. Scouts plan an oyster supper with program after. Union subscribers urged to update addresses.
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