Moravia High Sells News and School Events
Moravia High School bulletin reports the Harlemites of New York unable to appear in Moravia. Moravia faculty will substitute with their nearest rival for the class tourney winners. Other items note typing tests with Nadine Lagle excelling, first official baseball practice, band and Girls Club preparing for Sub-District Contest, and various class activities across grades.
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New York
Harlemites
Tts
Moravia
MHS
Pleasant Grove social calendar from Alden and nearby towns
Pleasant Grove residents hosted overnight guests at the Wilson home including Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Duncan and others from Alden Minnesota. The week featured visits by Frank Wilson family Clara Weidman and Mrs. Ella Funkhouser as well as Sunday dinners with Miss Mildred McCloud and Miss Osa Callen. Local movements included a garage tear down at the VanDorin residence and trips to Confidence Albion Moravian and Blakesburg.
Kinser Villey and Moravia Weekend Gatherings
Kinser Villey Grandma Darby spent Friday night and Saturday with friends in Moravia. John Robinson and sister Rosa and niece called at the Gutch home in Albia Saturday to visit with his sister Jennie. Dorothes Darby attended the girls 4-H Club at Rogers near Hilton Saturday afternoon. Donald Darby of the Albia Junior College took supper Saturday night and spent Sunday with home folks. Rollie Carter and Zell Wilson and M. M. Darby attended the school meeting at Hilton Monday. While splitting kindling a splinter penetrated LeRoy Wilson’s eyeball. Dr. Lynch removed the splinter and the boy is doing as well as could be expected. The Caster boys and LeRoy Wilson enjoyed a wiener roast at the Caster home Thursday night. Several from here traveled to the horse sale in Albia Monday. Charley Anderson and C. Y. Heater and grandson were hauling hay from here Monday. Roy Scott and daughter Edith were Sunday morning callers in the valley. Jimmie Van Dorin gave the roads a drag Friday and the county grader worked Saturday morning, so roads are in good shape. G. R. Darby bought a team of horses from A Hays near the Fairview schoolhouse and got them home Friday. G. R. Darby was a business caller at the E. M. Coltrain home Wednesday. The strong wind Thursday blew down the barn on the Hugh Lewis farm. Hugh and wife and daughter and son-in-law came down and looked over the situation and spent the day with relatives here. A short visit was enjoyed.
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Grandma Darby
Moravia
John Robinson
Rosa
Gutch
Albia
Jennie
Dorothes Darby
Rogers
Hilton
Donald Darby
Albie Junior College
Rollie Carter
Zell Wilson
M. M. Darby
LeRoy Wilson
Hugh Lewis
Hugh
Hiatt Family Visit Highlights Health Concerns
Hiattaville residents Hiatt and D L Hiatt of Unionville visited their sister and aunt Mrs Nan Meadows on Sunday as her health declines. Mrs J A Hiatt has joined Mrs Meadows since Saturday. Mr and Mrs Theo Miter and son Francis spent Sunday with the parental Van Lomaster beams.
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Side Hiatt
D. L. Hiatt
Unionville
Nan Meadows
J. A. Hiatt
Meadows
Theo Miter
Francis
van Lomaster
Sunday Visits and Farm Workers Around Albia Area
Howard Hedgecock and family moved into the tenant house on the B Turner farm to work for Mr Turner this season. Several families spent Sunday visiting homes of relatives including the Wynea Elites, Hiatt, McDanel, Scott, Dicks, Gorden, and Neff households. The Ladies Aid plans an all day session Thursday with Mrs Juanita Dooley, and various calls occurred among neighbors in Moravia Jerome Des Moines Centerville and Indianola.
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Everett Wynea
Albia
Howard Hedgecock
Roy Scott
Ladies Aid
Juanita Dooley
Joe Tucker
Scott Tucker
Clyde Hiatt
Near Jerome
Nan Meadows
Gua Gorden
Floyd Gorden
Ollie Gorden
B. B. Turner
Roy Roberts
C. A. Buttz
Centerville
Elsie Martin
Lloyd Rosa
Irvin Sinear
Clair
Bayard Neff
Ill and improved Douglas Salem Carl Phillips noted
Douglas Salem Carl Phillips, ill over a week, shows slight improvement and can sit up briefly. Dr. George Brassfield, formerly ill, is much better. Wm Horstman and Keith Phillips attend Centerville with spouses. Alfonzo Crestani works for Carl Phillips and cooks porkers with Charlie oe and Kenneth Fenton. Ross Starks and family visited Fay Fox home. Udell’s Mrs. Sarah Powell visited nephew Garl Phillips. Henge family moved to Elmer Brown farm. L A Kinion home guests praised new radio. Mr. Kinion is blind. Dell Wilson family ill. Charlotte and Betty and Mrs. Wilson in bed part time. Fay Porter stayed with sister Mia Glasgow in Udell.
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Carl Phillips
George Brassfield
Brassfield
Wm. Horstman
Keith Phillips
Centerville
Alfonzo Crestani
Crestani
Charlie €Oe
Kenneth Fenton
Ross Starks
Fay Fox
Sarah. Powell
Udell
Garl Phillips
Henge
Elmer Brown
L. A. Kinion
Harvey Stevens
Carl Weber
Otis Exline
Harry Moulton
Ross Clark
Kinion
Dell Wilson
Charlotte
Betty
Mrs. Wilson
Fay Porter
Mia
Ben Glasgow
Fay
Notice of Tax Sale Redemption for Moravia Real Estate
Notice to unknown owner that Lot 12 in Block M Auditors Addition Moravia Appanoose County Iowa was sold for taxes 1980 81 32 33 on June 8 1935 to Appanoose County now owned by O D Duvall. Redemption expires ninety days after service of this notice and a Treasurer's Deed will be issued on completion. Dated March 12 1936.
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Appanoose County
Iowa
Moravia
O. D. Duvall
A. D
Tax Bale Notice for Lot 56 in Morevia Iowa
Notice to unknown owner. Lot 56 Morevia Appanoose County Iowa sold for 1932 and 1933 taxes on June 3 1935. Certificate of sale now owned by Edna Coulson. Redemption expires ninety days after service. Treasurer's Deed will be issued. Dated March 4 1936. March 5 12 19. Edna Coulson
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Appanoose County
State of Iowa
Morevia
Iowa
Edna Coulson
Porter and Ora Powell Visit Centerville on Thursday
Porter traveled to Centerville with Ora Powell. Ruby and Wanda Gridlebaugh were sick at Sunday dinner. Harold Spring hosted Arlene Fenton Arlia Stevens and Geraldine Morris for a Sunday meal. Afternoon visitors included Dala Fenton Mrs Harvey Stevens Fay Porter Edd Miller Elza and Alvin Spring. Diners at Denny Fenton home included Elza Spring.
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J. T. Joiner
Donald Burger
Moulton
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