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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1932

Page

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Moravia Route 2 Social Roundup

Mr and Mrs John Lockman helped with butchering at the Ray Lockman home on Friday. Kenneth Coltrain visited Roger Gideon and family. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Paxston spent several days at the parental Glove home. Fairy Stocker spent Sunday with Opal Henderson. Walter Gideon family hosted the Harvis McCumber home visit. Chester Leland Selby and Glifford Cleo Stocker called on Jim McCumber Saturday. Marshall Drake stayed Friday night with Elmer Henderson.

John Lockman Ray Lockman Kenneth Coltrain Roger Gideon Lloyd Paxstonm Miss Fairy Stocker Opal Henderson Walter Gideon Harvis-McCumber Chester Leland Selby Glifford Cleo Stocker Jim McCumber Marshall Drake Elmer Henderson Glenn Sufficool Oval Roy Guss Pfannabecker Harry Wales Kenneth Gladfelder Frank Gladfelder Guess Pfannabecker Clyde Gladfelder Kenneth’ Gladfelder Doyle McDanels I. H. Boyer Coy Luses Mora John McDanel Ira Hoyers Guy McKern Clyde Gladfelders Ted Broshar Walter Scotts Tona McDanel Willie McDanels Ryman Lyndon McDanel Bill Eaton Lieta Carl Luse Luce Daphne McDane Coy Luse Darlene Gladfelder Bissie Gladfelder Cyril McDanels

Moravia Moravia enters second class mail matter notice

Miloravia Anton enters as second class mail matter at the Moravia Post Office in Appanoose County Iowa under the March 8 1879 Act. H K and W T Smith publishers distribute the paper with weekly Thursday publication and subscription rates listed: one year in advance six months three months and single copy.

Miloravia Anton Moravia Appanoose County Iowa Congress H. K W. T. Smith

Moravia School Music Emphasized After Operetta

Moravia high school deserved praise for its operetta The Gypsy Rover last Friday showing musical progress beyond athletics. The piece highlighted that music activities enrich after school life and should be maintained, with patrons urged to provide opportunities and encourage all capable pupils to join.

Moravia High School Moravia United States

Local Social Notes From Moravia Area

ENON 4 T VanDorin hauled hogs to Ot tuniwa for A C Faber Guy Roberta called at Warren Duvall's Monday Mrs Etna Smith visited Mrs Mara Jones Thursday Harold Jones spent Sunday at Cy Jones home Ke ith Roberta was Moravia caller Monday afternoon Leo VanDorin now a Moravia school pupil Mr and Mrs Dick Faber Vaughn and Charles visited A C Faber home Sunday Mrs John Selby visiting daughter Velma in Moravia Mr and Mrs R B Faber and son J L Jones visited A O VanDorin home in Moravia Sunday John Winkleman called at Idaho Winkleman home Monday

T. VanDorin Ottuniwa A. C. Faber Guy Roberta Warren Duvall Etna Smith Mara Jones Harold Jones Cy Jones E. G. Lincox Keith Roberta Leo VanDorin Dick Faber Vaughn Charles John Selby Velma Fonndly Moravia Faber and Aon J. L. Jones A. O. VanDorin John Winkleman Idahe Winkleman Dick Morrison Rollie Carter Mae McDanel Davis Wayne Morrison Unionville Ann Howe Centerville Dick Marrison W. B. McCauley Albia Ten Hayes Sanday D. W. Hayes Hayesville G. E. Luse Gerald Carter Evelyn Carter Maxine DuVall T. d. Luse GEB Carl Cloyed Wilson FE. W. Wright Louilla Billy Carter Ralph Davis

Hedge College Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits

Hedge College notes a string of calls and visits across Albia Centerville Unionville and Hayesville with Rollie Carter family hosting and a fire damaging the Carter house. Reelected Hedge College director Don Hayes along with multiple families sharing weekend gatherings and domestic calls.

Local Families Engage in Visits and Chores Around Mora

Kenneth Gladfielder and others visited, shopped, and helped with hog butchering across Mora area towns including Moulton and Moravia. Moves, farm tasks, and family visits recur while Mrs. Eaton remains ill and several households share time with kin this week.

Unionville Masons Host Carmel Chapter Visit

Mrs Adda Mae Davis of Knoxville visited Unionville district No 20 G E S at Carmel chapter No 124 on March 9. A school of instruction and evening exemplification were held with out of town guests Mrs Kathleen Bird G J Bovard Marguerite Berry from Moulton chapter. A social hour followed and Frank Harrison sang two groups of songs including Mother of Mine dedicated to his mother and Hone dedicated to Ruth Stanley 84 a charter member and current chaplain.

Adda Mae Davis Knoxville Carmel Unionville Kathleen Bird G. J. Bovard Marguerite Berry Moulton Frank Harrison Ruth Stanley

Local Social News and School District Votes

Refreshments served at a post matron event with six o clock dinner guests Mrs. Davis of Knoxville, Claud Underwood, and Ruth Allender. PTA met March 14. highlights include a debate by Keith Bair and Ruby Hull, Ruth Allender on Washington trip, and a song by Frank Harrison. Unionville school district election results show Herman 110 votes, Suckow 68, Underwood 62. Delegates to the Republican county convention named. Local visits and hospital updates noted.

Pearl Alden Mel Anna Waller Gladys Underwood Mildred Morrison Myrtle Harrington Elsie Fair Edna Dukes Peters Keith Bair Ruby Hull Ruth Allender Gy C. Hunt M. Scott J. J. Selman Mags, McDonald Mazie Dukes Ray Strunk Lucille Gates Gscist Independent Unionville H. A. Herman E. A. Suckow Herman Suckow Claud Underwood Underwood Ruth Crawley Moravia F. H. Buck- Master L. E. Ransom A. J. Lyon Emily Pitt Belle Andrews Centerville Lyon P. A. Bair Allen Hopkins E. A. Morrison Donald and Richard Pred Stanley Ottumwa Hospital

HIATTSVILLE COMMUNITY GATHERS FOR BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION

In HIATTSVILLE relatives and friends gathered at Myre Meadows home to celebrate her 86th birthday with filled baskets and a noon meal. Attendees included E R Hiatt J A Hiatt Lloyd Carter Mary Frances, B F Tucker Scott Tucker Ellen Sliatt Ralph Hiatt and others while many sent best wishes and prayers for continued health. A note mentions Mrs Meadows wishing well to all attendees and a closing line mentions local shop promotions on wagon, gloves and spark plugs.

Misa Esther Hiatt Mary Hedgecock S. Coulyen Lide Hiatt Walter Proctor Near Unsionville Harold Hudgens Myre Nan V. Meadows Alvs. Meadows E. R. Hiatt Saul J. A. Hiatt Lloyd Carter Mary Frances B. F. Tucker Scott Tucker Ellen Sliatt Ralph Hiatt J. F. Chaimbers W. H. Callen Mrg Meadows Burt Meadows Mrs. Allen Hiatt Hiattsville Nat Meadows

Political Candidacies for Appanoose Davis Districts

Several candidates announce bids for Republican and Democratic nominations in Appanoose and Davis counties. Howard Ballew and G L Bovard seek state senate seats. John K Valentine aims for Democratic nomination. W B Haught and others seek county and board seats with primary election on June 6.

Appanonse-Davis John K. Valentine Siiperovisors Appanoose County Jeet Appoonoose Davis Howard Ballew W. B. Haught Appansose Davis Counties G. L. Bovard

Community Visitors Enjoy Sunday at Darby Home

A list of local families shared Sunday at H. D. Darby residence with guests including George Clough of Madison and Walter Asburn of Ottumwa. Students elected to school boards at Elmora Hazel College and Foster Independent district. M. M. Darby, new Hazel College member. Andy Madison, Jimmie Anderson among new Foster directors. Alex Johnson named treasurer. Mrs Andy Madison named secretary.

M. M. Darby Z. L. Wilson George Darby George Clough Madison Wis H. D. Darby Mr. Clough Walter Asburn Ottumwa Hartley Jackson Chester Broshar Moravia Everet Anderson Zell Wilson Harris Stafford Donald Darby Alex Johnson Andy Madison Foster

Moravia Notes of Local Familiar Visits and Visitors

Moravia area residents report gatherings and visits with friends and relatives. Homer Brown and John Callen joined Moravia callers Friday while Adda Robinson visited New Sharon to see her daughter Mrs Harold Clark. Families including Woodcocks and Delongs shared weekends and weekday visits across Moravia and nearby towns.

Homer Brown John Callen Moravia Adda Robinson New Sharon Harold Clark Earl Woodcock Newton A. F. Woodcock Aid E. C. Delong Orin Callen Stella Brown Ralph Woodcock Ruth Albia A. F W. A. Brown Frank Nicholes Wood

Fuller School Leads In Local Election At Fuller

East Fuller residents note a well attended school election with Jess Smith named director. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mosier and son Wayne from Ottumwa, along with family groups stopping by at the J Z Alter home. New scholar Eunice Calhoun stays with her aunt Mrs H S Turner as Nip Smith and F W Wright visit Lovilla.

J. J. Udem H. 5. Turner Jess Smith Aick Edna Dyphon Smith Viola Harsh East Centerville Cecil Parcel Fuller Everett Mosier Wayne Ottumwa J. Z. al- Tern James Longa Leonard Smith Leo Smith Fuller School Little Eunice Calhoun H. 8. Turner F. W. Wright Lovilla

West Point election of directors and school dismissal

West Point scheduled a Monday election of directors while the school was dismissed at noon. Personal notes include Miss Phyllis Lemaster visiting Lois Davis, Lois Brown helping with Rollie Brown's housework, and Ruff Kuster visiting local folk. Will Davis called on Moyavia, Pearl and Pearl Kelsey visited Bill Kelsey, and the Herman Systma family were callers in Albin amid a week of local social activity.

West Point Phyllis Lemaster Lois Davis Lois Brown Rollie Brown Ruff Kuster Will Davis Tom Brown Moyavia Irs Pearl Kelsey Bill Kelsey Herman Systma Albin Lloyd Brown

Evening with Rollie Brown and Family

Misa Lois Davia spent Sunday in Albin. Helen Hamilton spent Friday night with Dorothy Jeanne Brown.

Rollie Brown Misa Lois Davia Albin Helen Hamilton Dorothy Jeanne Brown

Robin sighting hints at early spring in Moravia

Leonard Wilson reports a robin near the N. G. Wilgan premises in Moravia last week. The chilly weather aside, the sighting could signal the coming of spring.

Leonard Wilson N. G. Wilgan Moravia

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