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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1930
Page
6
Unionville residents note visits from H R Hick and others, travel to Sioux City and Ft Wayne, church events, baptist rally plans, and class banquets. Miss Allender and Miss Wilson head to Washington for work. A Friday miscellaneous shower honors Miss Wilson. Local moves, sick updates, and school incidents accompany a busy week.
In Thrush Iona a Methodist minister Mr Tolliver endures overwork as his daughters prep Marjory for a beauty pageant while Ginger schemes to boost the family income. Marjory wins the prize and donates gold to aid his care, prompting new schemes and a tense chain letter plan that exposes the parsonage to risk and suspicion.
Marjory Tolliver and Ginger Tolliver steer the Tolliver household as Hiram Buckworth joins their circle. The sisters scheme a future with a minister and an orderly life, while Ginger watches for threats to their liberty bonds and Marjory’s independence.
MT and Pleasant W A Brown and family spend Sunday at the Van Lemaaster home with Mr and Mrs Everett Gillaspie.
Sylvia and Ileta spent the week end at Mrs Adda Robinson home with Gillnapie and children visiting longer. Zell Wilson family and Mrs John Callen and Osa drove to Rockford for an over Sunday at Roy Callen home. Ed Delong and ee Brown were in Albia Saturday. Mrs Jess Funkhouser hosted at Mrs J M McCrory's Tuesday. Sutcliffe family shopped in Albia Saturday. Orrin Callen and Mayme Callen visited Adda Robinson Monday afternoon. W A Brown and children spent Friday at Charles Foster home. Ladies Aid met last Wednesday at Mrs Marie Besco's. Next meeting with John Callen and Everett Gillaspie families at Charles Foster home Sunday.
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