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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1931
Page
1
One year in advance six months three months and single copy details noted. Neighbors ride in wagons due to bad roads. Cass Hamilton’s and Van Zante visits listed along with various local names. Several residents reported sickness and weekend gatherings at several homes.
Frank Coulson and Martha and Edith Coulson were shopping in Centerville. Ruth and Edith Simmons visited Garnet Mericle. Theo and Mrs Miller, Ernest and Mrs Hiatt called on Sunday. GCs Callen family and Vivian Sneed attended a Galesburg school play at Moravia Friday. J and Callen and Forrest Mericle were interurban to Centerville Saturday. Miss Minti Callen stayed with relatives. Reba Callen joined Seniors to Ottumwa for photos. Mericle repaired a car in Darby Monday. Mrs J R Callen shopped in Centerville Wednesday. R E Luse attended Moravia school board Monday. Safety Razor Blades sharpened 20¢ for 6 at Johnson Barber Shop. Mrs Geo Johnson visited J E Sharp’s Centerville home early week. Miss Virginia Sharp a guest of relatives Friday. Theta Upsilon of Simpson College announces Mildred Chambers initiation.
A call to prompt debt settlement arguing that timely payments help others meet obligations and accelerate economic activity. It states that paying on time enables others to pay, boosts credit flow, and benefits employment and commerce, with tribute described as the cheapest mutual payment.
Winter weather delayed last week’s items but mornings show roads improving. Marjorie Brown wed Versal Hough on March 1 at Centerville. A. D. Brown's car skid on a hill near Shanghai schoolhouse leaving no serious injuries. Various local visits, Farm Bureau events, sickness, and a funeral for Mr. Swift mark community life with prayers and sympathy.
An old advertisement touts Tanlac as a cure for stomach troubles headaches and dizziness. It cites hundreds who claim restored health and energy, with a Philadelphia man vouching for relief after ten years of symptoms. The pitch promises better sleep appetite and vigor, offering a money back guarantee.
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