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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1933

Page

1

Local families gather as Sufficools host and elections held

Willie and Daphne McDanel hosted Monday evening with the Sufficool families. At the school elections last Monday directors elected were Olin Foster at Boyer Shirley Townsend at California Bob Smith at Long. A baby boy born Saturday evening March 19 to Mr and Mrs Carl Tomlin with Misa Gortis Boyer caring for mother and child. Various Gladfelder McDanel and Luse families visited, shopped, or spent weekend time with relatives across Center villy Lyn don and Willie McDanel's home remains center of social activity.

Willie Daphne McDanel Sufficool Olin Foster Boyer Shirley Townsend California Bob Smith Long John Sufficool Livytt McDanel Ryman Medd Anel’s Coy Jack Luse Lyndon McDanel Clyde Gladfelder Cyril McDanel Wille McDanel Nellie Gladfelder Avan Foster Kenneth Gladfelder Mabel Darlene Gladfelder Roby McDanel Ed. Whicker Clyde Trenton Gladfelder Dave Gladfelder David Gladfelder Kenneth Veach Lloyd McDanel Velma Whicker Carl Tomlin Misa Gortis Boyer Willie McDanes Glen

Iowa Legislature Wrestles With Tax Reform Debates

Des Moines reports a tense two day Senate battle over whether to grant a single sitting committee control over all bills and what tax measures to advance. Tax reduction groups push pace while revisionists unite under a Bearsley style bill. Farmers Union protestors demand tax relief and foreclosures relief as lawmakers face liquor, military training, and public spending cuts amid a push for 25 percent tax reductions.

Limits and Deficiency Judgments in Liquor and Education Bills

Legislative roundup notes voter sentiment shifts toward repeal of prohibition laws and calls for new liquor regulation. It covers House and Senate friction on transportation to schools, centralized purchasing, and the push to fund counties via fines. Also details deficiency judgments reform and county attorney fee changes affecting revenue.

Senate Durant Hancock County House

Tuition Fers Reduced in Rural High School Aid

The General Assembly voted to cut tuition offers for rural pupils to a $3.00 maximum, aiming to reduce local levies. It also pledged to compensate districts for revenue loss from state or county exempt properties, to be funded by the exempting entity. The House rejected Farm Holiday Association strike resolutions, while Senate committees pushed tax reduction bills, including Beardsley tri tax. Senator Patterson supports tax revision steps though not fully satisfied with proposals. The row indicates rapid action between tax revision and reduction factions.

Assembly House Senate Special Iowa General Assembly Bennett-Heatty T Rnty Patterson Js Hin

Woman 87 Claims Iron Keeps Her Energetic

An 87 year old woman, quoted as Lani, asserts iron daily preserves energy and allows her to attend church and enjoy social events. The report notes her routine includes meals and rest, with references to Vinoli tron tonle and Vinoll tastes.

Lani Vinoli

West Point social notes feature local visitations

West Point residents report a busy week with visits to Pearl Kelsey Will Davis and Moravia callers. Lloyd Brown Dorothy Jeanne and Linyd Brown plus Cass Hamilton attended Centerville calls. Several families shopped in Moravia and aided with farm tasks and birthday celebrations.

Lloyd Brown Dorothy Jeanna Pearl Kelsey Herman Sytama Wera Albia Will Davis Marjorie Kelzey Mra Linyd Brown Dorothy Jeanne Cass Hamilton Centerville Ruff Easter Leona Moravian Lloyd Beaty Ehil Moravia Rollie Brown Childen

Local social round up and weathered hedge fire report

Mr and Mrs R E Luse and Betty visited at Willie McDanel home Sunday. Miss Margaret Fox of Cincinnati joined Reba and Edrie Callen for weekend. Maxine McDanel stayed with Guy McDanel. Belmar Aspy visited Frank OConner. Fire damaged brush but neighbors stopped it. Mrs Elmer Henderson and baby visited Mrs Gomer Stocker. Mrs Walter Gideon spent day with her mother. Lucille Coltrain called at G E McCumber. Milo Selby lost a horse last week. Floyd and Curtis Coltrain stayed with Clifford Stacker. Rufus Kester visited Ray Lockman.

R. E. Luse Betty Willie McDanel Margaret Fox Cincinnati Reba Edrie Callen Maxine McDanel Guy McDanel Belmar Aspy Frank O'Conner Bert Kirk H. S. McCumber Elmer Henderson Baby Gomer Stocker Walter Gideon George Me Cumber Cora Stocker Luetta Ballengac G. E. McCumber Lucille Coltrain Milo Selby Floyd Curtis Coltrain Clifford Clea Stacker Rufus Kester Ray Lockman

Scatteredburg Social and Funeral Notices

Carl and Ray Tomlin were Center ville callers Tuesday. Wade Adams stayed at Mose Lockman’s home while Mrs. Locklan is poorly. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Hoover was buried at Mounts cemetery. Thursday afternoon Raymond Lockman and family visited W. T. Trelan. Ray Coltrain called at Quiler Adams. Visitors at Carl Tomlin’s included the Fosters and Gladfelder family. George Scott and wife made a business trip to Ottumwa.

Carl Ray Tomlin Center‘ville Wade Adams Mose Lockman Locklanan Wm. Tomlin Mildred Lowell Hoover Mounts Cemetery Raymond Lockman W. T. Trelan Carl Tomlin Ray Coltrain Quiller Adams Robert Foster Kenneth Gladfelder Johnnie Foster Gextie Boyer W. Tomlin George Scott Ottumwa

Local residents visit and social rounds in Unionville area

Unionville area residents recount weekend visits and social calls. Families including Mise May Criddlebaugh and John of Udell with Bayard and wife, Pat Ragan at Harry Rumley home, and several calls at Moravia Centerville and Hiattsville mark a busy period with sales, spring work, and illness noted among locals.

Mise May Criddlebaugh John Udell Bayard Pat Ragan Harry Rumley Fom Tlintt Stevens Chester Sanders LaVerne Burley Conor Sanders Glen Fowler Centerville Myra Chester Samlers Royce Bivin Charley Coffin Moravia Carl Minnie Moffatt Harry Iarmley Jennie Hiatt Emma Ray Will Moffatt Unionville Earl Foster Hiattsville Cheater Sanders Leon Burns Mra

Mericle Family Builds House Near Oaks Station

Forest Mericle is erecting a house near Oaks Station and will soon have it completed with Mr Ralph Mericle and family to occupy. Miss Dorothy McDanes spent the weekend at Jim Cline's. R E Luse and Theo Miller attended a township school board meeting at Moravia Monday. Miss Alice Campbell and pupils enjoyed Betty Luse’s birthday party Wednesday after school. Betty blew out candles, Luse served ice cream and cake, then guests departed wishing Betty many more happy birthdays. Moravia Union $1.00 per year until further notice.

Forest Mericle Oaks Station Ralph Mericle Dorothy McDanes Jim Cline R. E. Luse Theo Miller Adhool Board Moravia Mias Alice Campbell Heme Betty Luse Betty Mras Luse

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