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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1929
Page
2
Mrs Beaty bought a hundred chicks in Centerville on Wednesday. Several residents improved after illness, including Tack Argo and Mrs Warty Lemaster. Mrs Frank Argo remained in a serious condition, cared for by her daughter Mrs Jake Firkins. Families, visitors, and shoppers from Moravia, Keota, Tyronne, and Nes Moines were noted, with many calls at homes and Sunday gatherings.
A brief social note records that Foster and family made a call at Charlie Foster's home on Sunday, indicating a family visiting event.
Sun visitors and neighbors figure in Enon activities. J C Lockman and family stopped at R S Faber home while Dick Faber visited A C Faber family. Clelia Jones spent weekend with sister Mrs Bayard Neff and returned with parents the Joneses. Various calls, music, and errands link local families including Roberta, Faber, Jones, Pence, and Selby. Essex Tudor change noted.
Mrs John Planta acted as Moravian caller on Saturday. Mr and Mrs U Mangle of Albia visited the Jeff Patrick home Thursday evening. John VanZanto, Chance Lavely and families were present in Albia or at nearby homes. The Plaints and a daughter, Mrs Wailie Main, visited Sunday. Cass Hamilton and daughter Helen stopped at M B Tisue’s home Sunday. Ruth Hinote Earl Eapy Ruth Hough and Ivan Boyer called at Lloyd Browns Sunday. Elliot Mouse and family visited Jim Moore Sunday. Mr and Mrs Guy Bulea stayed at Charlie Posters Saturday night and Sunday. Helen McCloud finished a successful term Friday at Blue Front School with a picnic dinner and toast. Jack Long visited Aunt Bell Hicks.
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