Legislative Letter from Des Moines on 600 Bills Ahead
Des Moines reports that 600 bills have been introduced in the current session, many duplicates or mere formalities. With adjournment near, a sitting committee will prune measures, and only about a third may become law. Highlights include motor plates, tuberculosis bills, and judge salary increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Caswell
Des Moines
House
Senate
Tawna
Lawa
Parta
Parent Teachers Meet Highlights Second Grade Program
The regular monthly Parent-Teachers Association meeting occurred Monday evening March 4 at the school gymnasium. Second grade pupils performed recitations and songs as Mia F W Blumenetock C V Michener Misa Blanche Jennings and Miss Beulah Griffin spoke. Mothers provided entertainment and a membership committee picture was awarded to the second grade for most mothers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers Association
Misa Mildred Tarr
Mia. F. W. Blumenetock
C. V. Michener
Misa Blanche Jennings
Beulah Griffin
Murder of Prominent Attorney Shocks County
Prominent Attorney D Fulton Rice of Center ville was shot and killed Thursday morning by Croatian miner George Damyanich near the county courthouse. Two bullets struck Rice, one through the heart, another in the neck. Damyanich surrendered at the county jail and said he wanted his case handled right. Rice, 89, a former state legislator and lawyer, lived in Center ville with wife Ruth Rhea and two children. He served in WWI and was active in state affairs. The slaying has stirred widespread indignation and Damyanich faces first degree murder charges at the April grand jury term. The article also mentions a local shop advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Fulton Rice
Centerville
George Damyanich
No. 90
Court House
Court Yard
Damyanich
Rice
Gaughenbaugh
Fulton Rice
John Rice
University of Michigan
H. E. Valentine
Judge Advocate
Congress
C. H. Beatt
Rica
Ruth Rhea
C. W. Rhea
Methodist Church
Wapello
Murer
Two Names Filed For School Director
The two candidates listed are C. A. Turner and A. G. Mason for the annual Moravia school election on March 11. They will run against each other for two director seats with terms of H. W. Reich and Dr. C. T. Slavin ending. Slavin not seeking re election and Reich residing in Oklahoma. Voting is expected to be routine with little excitement. citizens are urged to vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Turner
A.G. Mason
Chet Broshar
Asl
Aud
H. W. Reich
Oklahoma
C. T. Slavin
Moravia
M. E. Friday Dinner Menu Highlight
The menu features roast beet with brown gravy and sides including green beans mashed potatoes buttered carrots apple sauce cabbage salad and coffee. This lightweight card reflects a simple 19th century meal listing.
Scatterburg Social Notes Include Visits and Travel
Mrs Ela Lockman visited the E M Coltrain home on Saturday. Miss Ilela McCumber came Thursday to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Geo McCumber. Gerald Irelan and Maxine Lockman spent Sunday at the Wm Tomlin home. Mr and Mrs W T Irelan returned Friday after a few days at the T T Lockman home in Moravia. Mrs Sarah Dudley has been on the sick list. Mr and Mrs Elmer Lockman and W Tomlin and family made a weekend trip to Unionville Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ela Lockman
E. M. Coltrain
Ilela McCumber
Geo. McCumber
Gerald Irelan
Maxine Lockman
Elmer Lockman
W. Tomlin
Unionville
Regular Meeting Notice For O And 5 Ladies
Regular meeting of the organization will be held Tuesday evening March 12. Each lady please bring sandwiches and a covered dish. Emma Pabat W M Mildred Bishop Sac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Pabat
W. M. Mildred Bishop
Sac
Moravia Market Ad Offers 12 Percent Cents Per Pound
A local notice advertises honey sold at 12 percent per pound in new 60 pound cens with containers provided by the seller. Purchasers may bring their own containers. The message ends with a congratulations to Cori for putting the town on the map. Signed by Bill Jenks and William Moryoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Cori Hus
Bill Jenks
William Moryoo
News Notes of Local Churches
The notes praise gospel love and salvation through faith, urge daily prayer for church and community, and announce J Richard Sneed of Grinnell College will preach March 31. Attendance was good last Sunday. next Wednesday the Aid Society serves a public dinner. regular services next Sunday. Minister D Winfield Thompson urges duty, prayers, and church paper distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Richard Sneed
Grinnell College
Richard
Aid Society
D. Winfield Thompson
Iconium Circuit Me Sunday Services Notice
Church events led by E C Lepper pastor Bilton Iconium Sunday School 10 a m preaching service alternate Sundays morning worship 11 a m evangelistic service 7 30 p m Maine Fairview Sunday School 2 p m preaching services every Sunday at 8 m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Lepper
Bilton
Iconium
Dsya
Maine
Fairview
Church of Christ announces services and events
CHURCH OF CHRIST announces 10 am Bible study with Chas Kincade and Sunday worship. Sermon titled The Firmness of Christ. Evening Christian Endeavor at 6:80 with Nadine Cagle reader. Sermon at 1:30 The Question From Prison the Answer From Galilee. Ladies Aid Wednesday. Easter Bazaar March 23. Superintendent away. wishes for Jake Motis and family. Mrs Morris improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Kincade
Nadine Cagle
Galilee
Jake Motis
Morris
Moravia High School Alumni Meeting Notice
There will be a Moravia High School Alumni meeting in Moravia High School in Misa Rubye Winaler's room Friday March 4 at four o'clock to elect a President. Everyone is urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia High School
Misa Rubye Winaler
Mareh
Pleasant Hill Social Notes Uneven Week Within Moore Area
Pleasant Hill social column records a busy week of calls visits and moves. Harold Fenton, Charley Tarbell, and Denny Fenton appear among many locals visiting Elbert Moore Frank Chadwick Jack Murphy and others. A Clover Seaf club session, Dr Mor an visit, and several family gatherings are noted along with property moves and weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Fenton
Elbert Moore
Charley Tarbell
Mr. Tadlock
Piga
Denny Fenton
Frank Chadwick
Drosilly Lowery
Vera Moore
Clover Seaf Club
Floy Priebe
Mary Maiken
W. R. Chadwick
Melrose
Dr. Moran
County Auxiliary To Meet In Moravia
County Auxiliary to meet in Moravia on Wednesday March 20 with state Auxiliary President Mrs. C. H. Albee and district committeewoman Mrs. R. A. McGinnis among guests. Banquet at six followed by a large get together meeting with Legionnaires and Auxiliary members from all county units expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Albert
American Legion
Moravia
C. H. Albee
Marshalltown
R. A. McGinnis
Varieta
Poste
Ate Tenance
U G Turner Narrowly Survives Gas Poisoning Incident
At his home west of town on Monday morning U G Turner nearly died from monoxide gas after starting his car with the garage door closed. Mrs Turner found him unconscious as fumes streamed from the exhaust. He recovered after urgent aid and workers, with later reports noting a near injury when his hand was caught in a belt while attempting to restart a gasoline engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. G. Turner
Turner
Infant Son Dies in Rockford Tragedy
Mr and Mrs W A Rose were called to Rockford Illinois Saturday by the death of the infant son of Mr and Mrs Kermit Rose. Relatives and friends in the vicinity extend sympathy to the family in their sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Rose
Rockford, Ill
Kermit Rose
Annual School District Meeting Notice Moravia Iowa
Native is hereby given to the qualified electors of the Independent School District of Moravia in Appanoose and Monroe counties Iowa that the annual meeting will be held at the Towa Hall on the second Monday in March 1929 at 12 o'clock noon and 7 o'clock pm A director will be elected for a three year term to succeed C T Slavin and another for three years to succeed H W Reich Secretary Chuster Broshar 2 28 48 Dated Feb 28 1924 Oh charmed as I aw of course to be with Margaret yet I find the resent company equally delightful and fascinating Mr Alen represented by Truxton Dickis The Man Higher Up Senior Play March 8
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Appanoose
Monroe
Iowa
Towa Hall
C. T., Slavin
H. W. Reich
Asl
Chuster Broshar, Secrutary
Margaret
Mr. Alen
Truxton Dickis
Albia Rotarians Visit Moravia for Pleasant Meeting
About fifty Albia Rotary members and wives joined an equal number of Moravia businessmen and wives in Moravia for a three course banquet at the M E Church social rooms. Local talent provided entertainment including solos duets and a humorous reading. The event strengthened bonds between communities and ended with interurban transport arranged by the Moravia hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albia
Bert Turner
Miller Wan
J. F. Albert
Geo. Winaler
J. B. Sneed
Misa Margaret Miller
Chas, Miller
Dorothy Mor-gan
B. F. Schwartz
K. D. Milcher
C. J. Fix
Moravia
U B Dinner Menu Wednesday March 15
U B Dinner Menu lists creamed chicken potatoes saver kraut and weiners escallopal corn Waldorf salad cottage cheese pickles and pie. Also notes new Print Dresses New Hats Gloves and towels at Selby Har Shoppe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selby
U. B
Pickles Pie
Coffen
Selby Har
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