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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1932
Page
2
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A fragmented, affectionate verse dedicates a mother with initials M M Y W and KB to symbolize memories, home, wishes, love, and reverence, noting eternal devotion and a poetic tribute.
A 1931 traffic safety notice warns that Sundays see the highest rate of accidents and fatalities, with more than 7 percent of all accidents and over 20 percent of fatalities on Sundays. It urges motorists to drive carefully, watch others, and maintain control of their vehicles to reduce loss of life and injuries.
A lengthy reflection on disastrous times, the rise of speed and overconfidence, and the lesson of applying the brake. The piece laments pervasive haste, questions past optimism about growth, and urges thoughtful planning as society slows and thinks for itself.
Iconium reports the death of Floyd Martin age 14 after bronchial typhoid. Oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martin, he was a first year Albia high school student. Funeral Monday at the Christian church in Teonium with Rev. Walter Lagle and Rev. Zerbe officiating. pallbearers named. Floyd to be laid to rest in the community he lived in.
Community names many residents visiting and calling at homes in Mt Pleasant and nearby towns. A long list of Republican candidates announces run for county offices in the June primary, including Board of Supervisors, State Senate, Treasurer, Attorney, Clerk of Court, Recorder, Sheriff, and Auditor, with various names and districts.
An old item notes Fuller school closing Friday for a community gathering with a weiner roast and dinner. It mentions two students with perfect attendance across the year and lists various local visitors and calls by residents. The entry ends with an advertisement for a sale at Gamble Stores in Centerville starting May 7 featuring “Two Tires for a Price of One” with price details.
Several candidates declare for the June 6 1982 primary in Appanoose Davis. John K Valentine aims for State Senator. Roscoe C Wales seeks Appanoose County Sheriff. Hugh G Guernsey and others file as county attorney hopefuls under the Democratic banner.
A Moravia Union notice states candidates seek Republican nomination for Appanoose County Board of Supervisors in the June Primary for several terms including 1884 1933 and 1983 with variations of names FE Homer Corder Jesse A Swan W R Blakesley and other mentions urging voter support in the June Primary.
Unionville residents and relatives are listed visiting and paying respects. Chas. Clark of Unionville called on his sister Mrs. Weatherly. Mrs. M. L. Weatherly and Mrs. Qsa Wood Ill and daughter Freda visited Lee Tadlock. Mrs. Jane Raney of Centerville and Mr. Raney of Chicago called on Mrs. R. L. Hart. Family members and neighbors visited the Hart home and attended the bedside of Mrs. M. E. More in Unionville. Sympathy extended to the bereaved families of Mrs. M. E. More. A series of Sunday and Thursday visits follow among local families including Matherly Moravia, Turner, Coffin, Knight, and Hiatt households.
Dorothy Morrison stayed with grandparents as other Hedge College residents hosted visitors throughout the weekend. Numerous locals visited or were visited by families including Rollie Carter, Carl Cloyed, Jack Luse, E F Wilson, and the Mangle family. Several children joined in school activities and Sunday gatherings, with multiple households hosting relatives and neighbors.
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