Community notices and visits fill Moravia area weekend
Ryman McDanel family and others gather at Cyril McDanel home while many local visits host relatives in Moravia. California visitor Ray Sufficool meets his son John and brother Orn. Community offers sympathy to Frank McMurray and Clyde McKern families. Groundhog day baby born at G G Veach home. Local tire ad and sale announcements accompany Centerville mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryman McDanel
Willie
Daphne McDanel
Clyde Gladfelder
Kenneth Gladfelder
Cyril McDenel
Coy Luge
Willie McDanel
Ted Broshar
Cyril McDanel
Moravia
Ray Sufficool
California
John
Orn
Frank McMurray
Clyde McKern
Sousa the March King Dead at 77 in World Tour Career
John Philip Sousa died at 77 leaving 66 years of life and over 3000 works. He led his famous band across major and small cities in the United States and abroad to raise appreciation of good music. His marches including The Stars and Stripes Forever El Capitan and The Washington Post defined his fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Sousa
United States
Sousa
Stars and Stripes Forever
el Capitan
The
Thunderer
Washington Post
Semper Fideles
John Philip Sousa
Mt Pleasant Social Notes Highlight Local Callers
Mrs Adda Robinson visits kin and spends time with John Callen and Ruth Hough at the Delong and Callen homes. Thursday and Friday see callers including E C Delang, Howard Besto, A I Woodcock, Frank Nichols, Charley Smith, and W A Brown. The Dixons move to the Clark place and quilting fills a day with Mrs J E Callen.
Local Moves and Visits Around Millageville Community
Millageville notes show frequent moving activity with J. L. Murphy, Howard Teater, and George Hammond moving to new farms. Faye Teater helped, and Friday saw J. L. Murphy assisting Fred Sheldon move to a new home. Numerous visits and social gatherings center on the Murphy and Sheldon families, with kinship ties among Murphy, Hammond, Fenton, Tarbell, and Hawi families.
Local residents attend sales and visits in county towns
Coulson R E Luse Theo Miller and J R Cullen attended a sale at Sedan on Friday. Mr and Mrs Frank Coulson are poorly. Mr and Mrs R E Luse were in Centerville Thursday. Theo Miller and Fran 18 were in Moravia Saturday. Miss Edvie Callen was an interjurban passenger to Centerville Saturday. Marjorie and Kenneth O Connor entered school one day last week. Frank Chambers spent Sunday evening at the Theo Miller home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Veach
Bessie Boshak
Era
Ames
Cody Luze
Jack Luse
Daphne McDanel
Coy Luse
Tohnnie Foster
Robert Foster
Ted Broshar
Guy McDanel
Centerville
Will Me McDanel
Kenneth Gladfelder
Clyde Gladfelder
Guy McKern
Jess Gladfelder
Chris Hogart
Jess Hiner
Pearl Hiner
R. E. Luse
Theo Miller
J. R. Cullen
Sedan
Frank Chambers
Marjorie
Kenneth O’connor
Mra
Frank Coulson
Birs
Fran
Moravia
Ben Argo
Will Free
Clyde Dicks
Troxton Dick
Wendl Coulson
Orval Callen
Auout
Fred Sheldon
Sheldons
Melrose
Will Kelsey
Dave Hiner
Howard Teater
Faye Teater
John McAninch
Mary Malkin
Louie Priebe
Lide Argo
Albia
Bert Yosburg
James Turner
Haver Fame
Day Argo
Avis McFatridge
Ceday Rapids
Harry Brown
Ray
Roy Purvis
Grandson's letter from Honolulu reveals life aboard U S S Montgomery
Dearest Grandparents writes from Pearl Harbor on U S S Montgomery stationed near Waikiki. He describes the ship as a light mine layer, the pleasant duty compared to torpedo boats, and notes the safety challenges facing whites in Hawaii. He discusses race tensions, census figures, and the mix of locals, with civic rights and voting barriers for military personnel.
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U. S
Montgomery
Hawaiian Islands
U. S. S. Montgomery
San Diego
Honolulu
Hawaii
Los Angeles
Claude
States
Waikiki Beach
United States of America
United States
South Sea Island
Firkina
Moravia
Social Roster and Local Visits Chronicle
In Iconium and nearby areas residents held multiple afternoon visits and calls with neighbors. The Fred Sheldon family bid farewell as they move to a farm north of Melrose while several households shared times with friends and relatives.
John K Valentine Announces State Senate Bid
Democratic candidate John K. Valentine declares his candidacy for the State Senator seat representing the Appanoose Davia District. He seeks the Democratic nomination at the primary election on June 6, 1932, subject to Democratic voters’ will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appanoose-Davia
John K. Valentine
Candidacy Filed for Appanoose County Board Seat 1934
Yor announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for member of the board of supervisors of Appanoose County. Term begins January 1934, pending decision of Republican voters at the June 6 primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Appanoose County
Howard Ballew Declares Candidacy for State Senate
Howard Ballew announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for state senator in Appanoose and Davis counties, subject to Republican voters at the primary on June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appanoose
Davis
Howard Ballew
Hedge College Birthday and Welfare Notices
The Hedge College gathering at E. F. Wilson's honored his 64th birthday and the 41st wedding anniversary of the Wilsons with a cafeteria style dinner. Attendees included numerous named local couples and families, plus visitors at Rollie Carter's home and various brief reports of weekly activities and misfortune. An accompanying ad promotes Adlerika as a harmless bowel cleansing remedy from Smith Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Edna Dyphion
Choree
F. W. Wright
G. EB. Luse
Gerald
C. G. Davis
Laverne
Dorothy
Ralph
John Johnson
William
Ruth
Richard
U. S. Mangie
Mya
T. J. Luse
K. C. Wilson
Trenton
Mardeena
J. Lloyd
Zell Wilson
LaRoi
Carl Cloyed
Wendell
Wilbur
Willard
Coretta
Lloyd Carter
Mary Francis
Rollie Carter
EBC
Wilsons
Dorothy Pavis
M. P. Mains
Edna Dyphon
Jess Smith
Carlyle
Gerald Lang
Don Hayes
Helen
Lilly Carter
Hedge College
Cheree Dyphion
Vivian Wright
Dick Morrison
John Anderson
Moravia
Hert Luse
G. E. Lune’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ual
Gamble
Darlene
Willis McDanel
Raymond Veach
Dodges
Moravia High School Glee Clubs
Meg
Zara
Marto
SINFO
Jad
Rob
Rover
Gilbert Howe
Histt Selby
Constance
Geo. Martendale
Edna Burns Lord Craven
London
Sir George
Maxine Tucker
Jeanne Fisher James Reidh
Junior Mason
Harald
Nina
George
Norma Lee Firkins
Jerome
Dale Harrison
Toby Lyon
Cecil Howell McCorkle
Londor
Albert Turner Lackey
Cleo Barnes Ochorus—Gynstes
Damez
Squires
Lord Craven
Craven
Sir Geo
Hab
England
Steers
Marto Reb
Esate
Constance Constance
Rob Sir George
Rob Sinfo
Mario Nina
Girs Astance
Elizabeth Sneed
Caroline Luke
Troubadour Orchestra
Orabia Union
Morayin
Iowa
Congress
H. K
W. T. Smith
MT. Pleasant
Millageville
Mildred Hawk
J. L. Murphy
Hiner
Scanium
Josephine Murphy
Ray Sheldon
Donald
Kenneth Fenton
St. [Fenton
Dorothy Sheldon
George Hammond
Pat Cronin
C. 4
Hammond
Elbert Moore
Dolph ‘Tarbell
Rosie Murphy
Mabel Hammond
Harold Fenton
D. S. Fenton
Jean Hammond
D. Massman
Howard Davis
G. W. Hammond
Jean
Mildred Hawi
J. L. Murdy
Truld Tarbell
Mussman
Jack Murphy
Clara Mussman
Coulson
Edvie Callen
Hiatt
Iconium
Clerika
Smith Drug Store
B.C
Owa
Chambers Shoe Store
Corner Square
JIM Morrison
Thomas i Farrineon A
Purina
W. C. Bivin
WM. Gardner
M. E. Boardman
Brompton
ARGO
Loyd Carter
Hiattsville
Pen Ee Beaumton
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