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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1929
Page
2
Easter items attract youngsters with rabbits chicks and candy eyes plus bright Easter dyes offered by Smith Drug Store. Store promotes seasonal treats and decorations for families preparing for the holiday.
Mr and Mrs Alvin Hiatt and children of Albia were visitors with relatives in Moravia on Sunday.
HIATTSVILLE reports include a death in Unionville and funeral at Ottumwa, family visits in Centerville, Udell, Eddyville, and Wesley. Local births, moves, and hospital treatment details appear, plus a birthday celebration for Mrs. Meadowe and civic notes on school directors and local clergy. Gen. Scott returns home after assisting Sam Bell family. a joke on Colonel Lingbergh and a line about a forthcoming secretary of war closes the item.
Our town’s prosperity hinges on local merchants boosting trade during slow periods. Some slash or quit advertising, worsening conditions. To lift commerce, shops should offer bargains, novelties, and store rearrangements to attract buyers and spark sales.
Frank Chadwick and Elbert Moore called at the Frank Tarbell home Monday evening. Multiple local visits occur through Thursday with families including Beaty Priebe Callen and Moore, as well as Harold Huff and W. R. Chadwick’s medical emergency. Sunday gatherings feature Tarbell Fenton and Dicks clans across several homes and callers.
Sunday visitors at Hazel College and nearby homes include Grant Sincox and family, E G Sincox and family, and Mr and Mrs B C Caster. Ed Johnson Jacob Caster Delphi Pence and Herman Sytsma families visited. E C Caster ill with pneumonia. Katrena Sytama returned from Albia. Opal Johnson did house work for Mrs BBC Caster. Smith Drug Store advertises Easter dyes and candy eggs.
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