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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1932

Page

4

Notice of Attachment in District Court Case 1902 Augnat Term

In Appanoose County District Court a petition seeks $183.83 plus interest and costs from defendants B F Argo and George Argo Ares for a promissory note dated February 18 1927 payable to Lester B Best The defendants nonresidents own taxable property in the state and the plaintiff seeks an attachment on lands tene ments goods chattels and credits The next term begins August 29 1932 at Centerville requiring appearance by noon or default will be entered by the court VALENTINE VALENTINE Attorneys for Plaintiff March 10 17 24 81

George Argo Twa Ares District Court Lester B. Best Iowa Appanoose County Centerville Said Valentine & Valentine

Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promises Vigor and Health

An advertisement touts Caldwell's syrup pepsin as a life stimulant for adults and children. It claims improved appetite, sleep, and energy, with a note that a daily or periodic spoonful keeps bowels active and prevents sickness, urging readers to purchase the syrup for a sound stomach and strong bowels.

Dr. Caldwell Caldwell

Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Mora Moravia Iowa

Public auction of several parcels in Mora Moravia Appanoose County Iowa under court order for the estate of D D Pollard deceased. Sale April 2 1938 at 1 30 pm at the dwelling on premises with 10 percent down and balance on court approval abstract to prove merchantable title by Ties Fee Milani attorneys for the administrators.

Distret Court Appanaase County Iowa D. D. Pollard Black J” Auditor Jones Moravia Appahouse County Auditor Moravian M. Cummins

Auction notice of Pollard estate in Monroe County Iowa

The administrator of the estate of D. D. Pollard announces a public auction of described real estate in Monroe County Iowa. The sale includes specified halves and quarters in section 36 township 71 range 17 and adjacent lands, at the dwelling on premises on April 2 1932 at 11 o clock A M. Ten percent down and balance with merchantable title. J D MINNES administrator. FRE MILANI March 10-17-84

District Court of Appanoose County Iowa D. D. Pollard Wlt Monroe County Tawa Range

Notice of Receiver's Final Report in Bank Case Moravia IA

In Iowa District Court Appanoose County the final report of Jere Johnson as Receiver for Farmers and Merchants Savings Bank Moravia is set for March 28 1932 at 10 a m in Center ville Court House. Interested parties may appear to show cause why the report should not be approved and the receiver discharged from further duty.

District Court of Iowa Appanoose County W. H. Callen Court House Centerville Town Johnson

Sisriff's Sale Announced in Appanoose County Iowa

Special execution issued from the District Court announces the sale of the H E Watts and Agnes M Watts property in Section 5 Township 70 North Range 17 West, Centerville. The court sale on April th at 10 o clock in the forenoon will offer the southwest quarter and west half of the southeast quarter to satisfy a debt of 29750 33 dollars plus 336245 dollars costs and accruing charges.

District Court State of Iowa Appanoose County Kenneth C. Potts Jeasle Hi. Potts H. E. Watts Agnes M. Watts Centerville Town

Notice of Receivership for J J Taylor Assets

Sheriff Roscoe C Wales of Appanoose County announces that Towra ax Receivers have been appointed as assignees for the benefit of creditors. All creditors must file claims with the Clerk within three months from March 14, 1932. Published March 17-24 and April 7-14-21 by G A Hornaday and L J Gray.

District Court of Appanoose County Towra J J. Taylor Imade G. A. Hornaday L. J. Gray

Community notes from Iconium and area events

Mrs. Will Gallen visited with her son Orval and wife last week. Beaty and Massman families hosted guests. many locals attended Sunday Schools and church events. The Clover Leaf club met with crafts. 4-H held a meeting. Marion work parties aided households. Farm Bureau held its March meeting with talks by Rev Zerbe and Randall Hoffman. a United States map exhibit and Venetian program closed the week.

Will Gallen Orval Mis Beulah Dicks Ice Beaty Mrs. Beaty Orval Callen Hover Free Mrs. Callen Free Harry Brown LeRoy J. E. Dicks Ben Allem Jay Argo John McAninch Perle Kelsey Howard Teater Will Kelsey Argo Coy Swift Ann Swift Earl Swift Glen Turner Ruth Turner Haver Free Gilbert Callen Hever Free Loy Free Birdie Main Russell Brown Lloyd Beaty A. J. Brown John McAniieh Leslie Derby Misa Vernie I. W. Zerbe Randall Hoffman Fred Rowe United States

Scatteredburg Visitors and Local Illness Report

Scatteredburg reporting multiple local visitors and illnesses. J W Lockman and Hosiy Gilland visit Centerville. Mr and Mrs Lockman ill. Roe Adams stays with Mose Lockman. Frank and Rollie Lockman recently visit M Lockman. Mrs Liazio Irelon listed as sick. Gamble’s Anniversary Sale advertises Linseed Oil and 4-Hour Varnish with discounts at Centerville.

Raymond Lockman J. W. Lockman Moravia Roe Adams Mose Lockman Frank and Rollie Lockman M. Lockmans Centerville

BiOMPTON Delco plant boosts Moravia business callers

Moravia saw several business callers including J T Glarkson Tarr, L BE Thompson, M E Boardman, Bert Fisher and Herman Johnson. Maurice Lillard visited A E Peney home. Mrs Etna Smith checked on Cy Jones who is not well. Bert Fisher and wife plan to move to D BE McCoy farm. Irene Haley does house work at Milo Selby home. Mrs W F Boardman hospital visit. W R Rose sold a milch cow to Milo Selby. Ledra Smith of Albia visited Eva Boardman. skating at Brompton pond Sunday. Cary McCoy and son Max shopped Ottumwa. Boardman family visited Ottumwa hospital. Thelma Rominger visited Belknap. Hope Bates visited Gen Eva Selman.

Delco J. T. Glarkson Milo Selby W. F. Boardman Ouaminva Hospital W. R. Rose Ledra Smith Albia Eva Boardman Brompton Pond Cary McCoy Max Ottumwa W. F M. E E. F. Boardman Ottumwa Hospital Maurice Lillard Albis Misa Thelma Rominger Belknap Miss Hope Bates Geneva Selman

Local residents visit Grant Lincox and neighbors

Roy Darby acted as caller at the Grant Lincox home Sunday morning. Arthuy and Herbert Lewis of Desa Moines visited Lawrence Johnson on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Fd Johnson spent Saturday evening at the Grant Lincox home. Willie Van Dorin and family visited the Oscar Van Dorin home Sunday. Herman Johnson and Henry Syatma called at the Grant Lincox home Thursday. Mr and Mrs Willie Van Dorin shopped in Albia Friday.

Roy Darby Grant Lincox Arthuy Herbert Lewis Desa Moines Lawrence Johnson Fd Johnson Willie van Dorin Oscar van Dorin Herman Johnson Henry Syatma Albia

Rural School News Jaybird School Report

On Monday February 29, Charles and Junior Youngker were enrolled, bringing total scholars to 12. A reception dinner and birthday suprise for the children with no birthday during the year were held. Charles Youngker missed a day due to illness and cold weather, Donald Nash also missed one day. Nash has started on his second reader after early work. this is his first year. Clark Hellyer is in his second year learning division and carrying. Eighth graders have passed and are taking beginning algebra.

Jaybird School Marjorie BE Kelsey Charles Junior Youngker Charles Youngker Donald Nash Clark Hellyer

Moravia Social Notes Touch Moravia Family Visits

Vernice and Bille Long attended the operetta at the Moravia school building Friday night. Mrs. Ida Mangle stayed a few days at Jeff Patricks. Raymond and Roy Plant visited over the weekend with home folks. Heleta Hamilton spent Friday night with Dorothy Brown. Arthur Johnsons called at Jobin Plant Sunday afternoon. Cass Hamilton visited Sunday evening at Jeff Patricks. John Plant, once poorly, is better and up some. Ellebert Moore and children spent Sunday at Jim Moores. Ed Delong and Mr. Hartsook were Moravia callers Friday. Lloyd Browns were at C. Mamilt on Friday. Ben Jones and family were Albin callers Saturday and spent Sunday afternoon at Harry Woodwarda. Carl VanZante spent Saturday evening at Lloyd Browns. There was no school Monday afternoon due to a school meeting. Ruth Hough spent the weekend with her folks in Albian.

Vernice Bille Long Moravia Ida Mangle Jeff Patricks Raymond Roy Plant Helet’ Hamilton Dorothy Brown Arthur Johnsons Jobin Plant Cass Hamilton John Plant Ellebert Moore Jim Moores Ed Delong Mr. Hartsook Lloyd Browns C. Mamilton Ben Jones Albin Harry Woodwarda Carl VanZante Misa Ruth Hough Albian

Hazel College Social News Distinctive Local Visits

Henry Systma and son Andrew spent Wednesday evening at Albis. Mr and Mrs Ed Johnson and son Francis visited Mrs Lawrence of Albin on Sunday afternoon. E G Lincox and family were callers at the Jimmie VanDorin home Friday afternoon. Herman Systia and family spent Sunday with the parental Henyvy Systina home.

Henry Systma Andrew Systma Albis Ed Johnson Francis Lawrence Albin E. G. Lincox Jimmie VanDorin Herman Systia Henyvy Systina

Kidney Trouble Alarmed This Man

Pred Warden of Boone Fowa describes severe back pain, kidney inactivity, and constipation. After temporary relief from laxatives, a neighbor lent World's Tonic. three doses eased bowel issues, and two weeks later kidney pain vanished. He now experiences steady relief with occasional doses and endorses the tonic as a general kidney and bowel aid.

Smith Ally Lather

Second annual pupil exhibit despite cold weather

On Thursday March 10 the second annual pupil exhibit was held with all pupils present and many district patrons attending. Guests arrived by wagon foot and horseback carrying baskets and buckets of delicacies for a basket dinner. After lunch a short program followed and parents attended the school day. Floriene Perry missed one day of school last week and Mrs Sophia Stanfield visited Ottumwa on Saturday.

Floriene Perry

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