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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1930
Page
2
An optimist argues the senate will approve a beneficial tariff bill. He asserts the chamber will deliberate prudently and back a measure that protects industry and boosts prices, signaling optimism about legislative outcomes.
Willie McDanel and Daphne visited the Glen Sufficool home Wednesday. Clyde Gladfelder hosted visitors including Velma Whicker and the McKerns. Sunday School at Fairview had 57 attendees. A brush schoolhouse fire damaged seats and a stove but most equipment was saved. Numerous residents reported Sunday calls and family visits, with many outings at Clyde and John Gladfelder homes and other local houses.
Local residents report potato planting and early gardening while numerous visits occur among families. Neighbors note a fire at Brush School during recess and the burial of Edna Breese in Salem cemetery. Several Beaty households gather, and illness affects U. S. Argo, with community sympathy extended.
Mr and Mrs John McAninch and their son Jimmy called in the afternoon. It has been over a year since Mrs Loch visited. She plans to stay at least two weeks.
Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Bill Moore and son of Ottumwa with Mx and Mrs N L Harrington and others. A daughter named Dorothy Darlene was born March 15 to Claude Underwood and wife. Ottumwa visitors and Centerville residents joined gatherings. Paul Harrington’s mother ill.
A series of weekend and Friday visits are noted across Blakesburg and nearby towns. The Stufflebeam and Eaton families visited hosts in Blakesburg, Des Moines guests joined the Bair home, Hopkins and Jones families hosted gatherings, and several relatives moved or visited across Moravia Centerville Batavia and Garden Grove.
Mr and Mrs Jim Moore visited Sunday at the Elbert Moore home. Mr and Mrs A Mangle of Albia visited over the weekend at the parental Jeff Patrick home. Ben Jones and family and Lloyd Brown and baby were dinner guests at the John VanZante home. Cass Hamilton and daughter Helen spent Sunday at the M B Tisue home. Ben Jones and family spent Saturday evening at Lloyd Browns. Jeff Patrick and wife were Moravia callers last week. Grover Long and family Tom Workman and family spent Sunday at the Von Long home. Mrs Ray McCloud and son Donald Mrs Harvey Main and daughter Helen and Mrs Rufus Funkhouser attended Sunday School in Moravia Sunday morning.
Canadian official figures show 1929 liquor exports to the United States totaling 20.8 million dollars, down 2.5 million from 1928. Yet more Americans visited Canada to avoid exporting, while Canada also shipped about 9 million dollars of liquor to the rest of the world. Easter Sunday falls on April 20.
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