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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1937
Page
7
The inter class basketball tournament progresses with freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior clashes and finals due next week. MHS class reports cover methods, music bands contest plans for March 27 in Newton, a new blue braid for uniforms, and a March 10 Future Farmers banquet. Numerous grades note poems, bird books, geography radio lessons, and local social visits.
District Court in Appanoose County Iowa declares the last will and testament of Geo D Lynch Sr, deceased, filed March 4 1987 and set for final proof and probate on April 7 1937. Interested parties may appear to contest admission to probate as the estate is handled by Clerk Howard D Evans and attorneys C W Howell and Harry S Greenleaf with notice March 11 18 25.
Frank Swaim holds the certificate of sale for Lot 18 in Original Town of Moravia Appanoose Iowa after tax sale on April 2 1934. Redemption expires ninety days from complete notice. a Treasurer's Deed will be issued if not redeemed. Dated March 23 1937 with publication March 25 and April 1-5.
A New Hope club gathering occurred in Centerville on Tuesday with members including Mrs. George Huweil Mes Bath Rose Carl Corn Dugne and Margery Scott. The day featured cooperative dining quilting and socializing with several members named.
Mrs Kenneth Gladfelder spent Wednesday with her parents and Mr and Mrs Theo Miller called late. Ernest Hiatt called at Jim Cilne's Sunday evening. Carl Tomlin Lillian and Dean spent Sunday at Johnny Foster's. Mary Putman spent Tuesday and Wednesday with sister Clara Carlosa. Sunday evening visitors at Chris Bogart's were A G Turner Roy Brinkley and son. Jay Argo and family visited after Sunday School at John McAninch home. Ted Miller visited Johnny Hutton Sunday afternoon. F W Wright spent Sunday in Moulton. Geo Hiatt spent Sunday at U G Turner’s. Mrs Dick Wilson called at Fern Wright's Wednesday. Sunday afternoon callers at U G Turner's were John Dodd and John Platt and daughter Faye.
An American patient, B. Poduska of Marshalltown, found travel back to Poland his cure for climate sickness. After returning, doctors said health declined until he tried World's Tonic. He credits three bottles with restoring vitality and enabling a return to work. The ad touts its global research and appeal to foreign born residents. World's Tonic claims to improve blood and overall well being across climates.
Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Day and Russell Day of Ottumwa were guests at the J. T. Day home Sunday. Miss Geraldine Proctor spent the weekend with her aunt, Mrs. W. C. Bivin, at Bloomfield high school, a student in the Bloomfield high school.
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