Harald Davia Family Relocates To Pence Farm
The Harald Davia family moved last week from the W C Main property on Wabash Avenue to the Forest Main place known as the Pence farm. Mr and Mrs L C Main will soon move to the W C Main property they recently purchased. Their corner property was said to Ted Oehler who plans a filling station this spring. A week from Saturday, Spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harald Davia
W. C. Main
Wabash Avenue
Forest Main Place
Pence Farm
L. C. Main
Ted Oehler
Visitors and Local Residents in Midweek Social Roundup
Geo Winslet and Oliver Trelan visited towns on business in Centerville and Lucas Iowa while Misa Blanche Jennings spent the weekend with friends in Columbia Missouri. Des Moines resident Mrs. Lester Roland visited her father in Centerville and other locals hosted relatives and friends across Moravia Albia and Packwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Winslet
Centerville
Oliver Trelan
Lucas
Iowa
Misa Blanche Jennings
Columbia
Lester Roland
Des Moines
G. W. Irelan
H. BE. Watts
Bruce Watts
Paul Watts
Carson
P. C. Marlow
Packwood
L. H. Berry
J. H. Berry
Pekin
Burlington Railroad
Clarence Tyrrel
Albia
H. E. Watts
Wm. Shea
Blakesburg
Moravia
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
J. d. Hicks
J. K. Sharp
J. D. Minnea
C. E. Winsler
Olive Miltenberger
Marshalltown
Local Clubs and Socials Highlight Narrow Week
Miss Hazel Dowd visits Ottumwa while snowbound travelers return home from Queens City. Past Matrons Club meets at Mrs. D. E. Bishop. Basil Cowell Post Legion and Auxiliary members enjoy social hour after meetings. 20th Century Club hosts St Patrick themed games and refreshments at Mrs. Cullers. ET C Club and bughands entertain at the Bit fans home with high score prizes. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Vesa Hiatt, J B Sneed, Mary Firkine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Dowd
Ottumway
A. B. Jordan
Kirkaville
Jordan
Queens City
D. E. Bishop
Ross Owl
Basil Cowell
American Legion
C. C. Cullers
20Th Century Club
Mesdames
Carter
Brain
Luse
Michener
ET. C. Glub
George Bitfans
Kook
Prise
Johm Veach
Albert Veach
Vesa Hiatt
Albia
J. B. Sneed
Mis
Mary Firkine
A. O Main
Robert Lacy
Dead cotton broker Martin resurfaces after sixteen years
Memphis, Jon Martin, a cotton broker whose hat and coat were found on the Thames during World War I amid theories of suicide or robbery, is found alive after sixteen years. A member of a aristocratic family, he now reportedly lives as a millionaire in Mexico. His return affects a chancery partition suit over the Martin estate. Kin and attorney say no indictments or debts remain, while prior forged bills and felonious charges are dismissed as not true bills. Insurance claims on his death were previously refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Fenn
Jon Martin
Thames
London
Martin
Aclon
Mexico
Kin
Hetra
N. H. Martin
Eixteen
Martin-Phillips Company
Sid M. Neely
CG. H. Eldridge
Withouse
Miss
Keely
Eldridge
Tyler McLain
Wtate
Tno Atimon
Flyers Must Be Bicycle Riders on Alaska Route
Pilots flying from Seattle to the Alaska route must stop at Alert Bay on Vancouver Island. At the northern tip, Canadian officials require signed papers and transport by bicycle over a three mile rough course between dock and customs. The air men note the three mile bike segment is the most hazardous part of the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Alaska Washington Armways
Ketchkan
Pointe North
Alert Bay
Vancouver Island
Customs Office
Northland
Seattle
Oost
Notions of Fashion Change Marjorie’s Mood
Marjorie, rushing to fix a ruined heel, takes a high-heeled loaner shoe from a busy shoemaker. She shifts to stylish notions, buys a blue suit, and meets Geoff, who notes she’s changed. Their tea room encounter reveals his long affection and her new confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artonne Abhott
Rale
Geo
Geof
Marjorie
Alps
Geoffrey
Marjorla
Geoff
Hiro
Bho
Bronze Age Precedes Iron in World History
The record asserts that bronze predates iron in human history, arguing that primitive peoples used iron earlier due to its simpler working properties, but history shows bronze age before the iron age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biuo
Grain Stock On Iowa Farms Less Than A Year Ago
Grain stocks on Iowa farms on March 1 1931 are 15 percent lower than last year or the five year average. Corn on farms totaled 147 908 000 bushels compared with 196 992 000 a year ago and a five year average of 197 668 000. Wheat stocks were 1 748 000 bushels representing 21 percent of the 1930 crop. Barley and oats also show declines while rye stocks were 2 000 bushels. Demand for farm labor remains weak. egg production per hen is high. milk production per cow stands at 22 3 pounds average. Wayne Berry of Chariton visited L H Berry Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Grossere
Classified Ads Farm Loans and Sold Items
Classified ads list farm loans with terms offered by Chet and Broshar. Items for sale include Miller's Products and Stella Carter listings, seeds, oats, corn, steers, horses, clover seed, cotton ragas, and building materials. Also posted are white rock eggs for hatching and millet seed for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller's
Sean
Stella Carter
Ray McCloud
Scattersburg Social Notes Mention Local Visits And Birthday
Mrs Harry Stocker hung paper for Mrs George Brackett on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs W Tomlin visited Miller West on Wednesday afternoon. Relatives gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Mose Lockman on Wednesday to celebrate his first birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs J Milleman, Mr and Mrs Roe Adams, Mr and Mrs W Irelan, Mr and Mrs Roll Lockman, Mrs C Benson, Mrs M Gilland, Frank and Rollie Lockmen, J W Lockman, and A Adams. Mr and Mrs Versal Robb and son moved to the Stump place on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stocker
George Brackett
W. Tomlin
Miller West's
Mose Lockman
Lockman
J. Milleman
Roe Adams
W. Irelan
Roll Lockman
C. Benson
M. Gilland
Frank
Rollie Lockmen
J. W. Lockman
A. Adams
Versal Robb and Son
Sunday Visits Between Lockman and Albertson Families
Raymond Lockman and family spent Sunday at L Albertson and family spent Sunday night at Raymond Lockman Four Sundays until Easter indicates a sequence of social visits between the two households ahead of the Easter period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Lockman
L. Albertson
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New York
Chet Broshar
Briardale
U.S
Omar—The
Jersey
J. W. Hughes
By Sidney Blair
Wayne Berry of
Chariton
Chet, Broshar
Buff Rock Ronstern
W. H. Powell
Forest Main
Chas Fulton
Moravia Union
Cyprus
A. Ey Hupton
Lowa
Tel
H. H. Pabst
Louise Qehler
Itp
LE. C
R. R. Pennington Phong
W. C. Bivin
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