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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1929
Page
5
A crowded Sunday at Moulton Centerville baseball game is noted alongside family visits from Centerville to the Stufflebeam home. Obituary for Ebenezer A Buckmaster recalls Civil War service and long Unionville life, with funeral details and community acknowledgments.
Marion seeks guidance from readers after revealing six suitors. She offers five dollars for the best advice on which fiancé to choose, promising fall details in next Sunday's Des Moines Sunday Tribune.
Expressions of sympathy and floral offerings are noted from families and friends including Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Buckmaster, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Johnson, Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Brice, and Mr. and Mrs. A. Dukes, as community mourns the loss.
Pearl Hiner owns a new Ford or Ford sedan. Vera SBoshak returned Sunday night from a two weeks visit with Vernal. Guss Luse and family called at the Jack Luse home Thursday evening. Mrs A E Broshar Gretchen and Charles spent Sunday with Ted Broshar and family, John Clark and family, Vera and Vernon Kaster with Virgil Kaster and family. Lyndon McDanel and family were afternoon callers. Coy Luse and family visited at parental Simmons home Sunday. Several from the community attended the funeral of Mrs John Clark of Centerville Tuesday. Coy Luse and family spent Friday at the Jack Luse home. Daphne McDanel was an afternoon caller. Chris Bogart visited the Pearl Hiner home Sunday. Mrs Gladys Townsend and children Pauline and Charlene spent Wednesday and Thursday at the Willie McDanes home. Robert Luse and family called at the Cody Luse home Thursday evening. Lee Beach and family of Centerville spent Sunday with Arthur and family. Kenneth and Frank Gladfelder and families spent Sunday evening at the Care Luse home. Those calling on Willie McDanel who is on the sick list Sunday were Ryman McDanel of Morning and family of Rathbun. Afternoon callers were Glen Sufficoo and family. Mr and Mrs Bert Luse were calling on Jack Luse and family Sunday evening. Virgil Easter was waiting on Lloyd McDanes one evening last week. Guy McKern and family spent Thursday evening at the Clyde Gladfelder home. Gus Plannebecker and family were
John Robinson and sister Mrs Hoadley were in Albia Saturday. Grant Sincox and wife and Ervin Sincox and family were business callers there. Evelyn May Goody spent Saturday with G R Darby. Sunday visitors at H D Darby were Tom Taylor M M Darby and family and Willard Cogh an and wife from Blakesburg. Joe Fletcher near Moravia visited Edcne Wilson and G R Darby and Sarah Hoadley and Mrs A C Stafford. T Lockman checked cattle in the neighborhood Monday.
A historical note claims Cleopatra purchased a herd of calves from G Darby and R Darby, with Cleopatra marking the deal like Mark Antony. The snippet hints at a peculiar ancient trade gesture and names two Darby figures in the transaction.
Spurgeon's in Albia advertises the largest strictly Hose Sale ever held there with specials for men women and children across all sizes and styles through the event period.
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