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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1932
Page
2
Irank Dudley declares he will run as a Democratic candidate for the Board of Supervisors for the 1933 term. He pledges to serve taxpayers’ best interests if nominated and elected, subject to Democratic voters at the June primary.
Miss Lafawn Main led the question box discussion and a brief business meeting on Easter with thirty five members present. Lawrence Gardner is slated to lead next Sunday. An Epworth League backward event is noted in the report.
Chas Main Jo and family of Kansas City visited the U. N. Main home Thursday. Tuesday night the brothers and sisters with families held a short reunion with twenty five present. Refreshments and good times enjoyed. Jim Broshar returns to work after illness. A son named William Grant was born to Mr and Mrs Chester Broshar on Saturday morning at St Joseph hospital in Centerville.
Local residents and visitors flocked to Moravia and Centerville for church and Easter activities. Names include Frank McClaskey Exline Barney Wilson Muscatine Stella Reich Des Moines and many area households hosting relatives and friends over the weekend.
George Darby and family spent Sunday at the M. M. Darby home. Bayard Neff and family visited the B. G. Lincox home. The Foster Independent District school board met Monday to discuss local school affairs. Roy Darby is spending his spring vacation with his parents. Doctor Fry of Centerville was a visitor at the Zell Wilson place Friday.
Reverend and Mrs H A Smith and children of Reasner spent from Tuesday to Saturday at the J W Whicker home. Phylis Kaster and Miss Lucille Burns stayed with friends, with several others visiting between households. Vera Kester traveled to Galesburg Illinois for a few weeks visit. Lloyd and Wayne McDaneland noted among the local movers and shakers.
Community items from Unionville and Moravia include Easter visits among families, illnesses, and local social events. Notices cover farm sales, livestock for sale, rentals, and yard and household purchases. The Unionville town election results, church and school gatherings, and growing traffic of customers for local trades are noted alongside classifieds for seed, straw, mules, and teaching staff.
Circle met last Wednesday with Mrs. Ben Williams. Flo Moore of Ottumwa visits. Fred Callen helped Marve Lockman with some butchering work. Ben Jones visited John VanZante. Jeff P and parents hosted. Patrick visited Ales Mangre. Helen Hamilton missed school due to chickenpox. Cass Hamilton heard Pence card about arrival in Weil s Kansas U.K. early morning. John VanZante’s Albia callers Monday. Marve Lockman and Zante attended hard time party at Harvey Main’s Friday. Ed Delong in Moravia Thursday. John Van-
ENON The Helping Hand will meet with Mrs. Darla Giltner Thursday. Harold Jones has been spending a few days at the E. G. Lincox home. Loren Thompson traveled to Albia Saturday evening to visit his sister Fern. Hiatt Selby spent the weekend with home folks. Guy Roberts visited Cy Jones Thursday evening. J. T. VanDorin and family visited Mary Closter's relatives Sunday. Mrs. Mary Main and children visit this week at the John Selby home. Flora Jones returned Monday after a three week stay in Moravia and is reported better. T. & Thompson hauled wood from Loren Thompson place Saturday. I. J. Smith was a business caller in Allin Monday. J. T. VanDorin called at Ernest McKay farm Monday evening.
Armour 60 percent protein tankage offered at 1.25 per hundred in 500 pound lots or more. Call ravia at phone 28 to book orders now. Farmers can save by acting this week or early next. Ed McCrory Morayla endorses the deal.
Fairview Sunday School at 8 a m, morning worship at 9 46, Epworth League 7 15 p m. Miss Maxine Gladfelder leads Easter theme. Rural Life May 1 with casket dinner at Iconium. Anniversary Day of Pentecost May 15 with basket dinner at Fairview. Alton and Farmington programs, county agent Randall Hoffman films. Visitors include Lewis Wood and Mell Osborn of Cincinnati. Ora Powell visits Moravia.
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