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11 May 1933
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Moravia Union in Moravia, Iowa
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1933
Page
1
Being Slickered A Town Debate on Repeal
Rural papers argue over quick repeal of the 14th amendment and the speed of state actions. Dry advocates critique promises, urging ample time for a balanced campaign and accountability for job guarantees, saloon futures, and temperance goals amid calls for repeal and warnings about social costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benidea
Drys
Drya
Reepal
Anloona
Quotations and Inquiries From Iowa Clippings
A reader summary gathers brief quotes from local papers including remarks on government curtailment harming property value, farm loan questions around Primghar LeMars and Denison, and scattered proverbs from Keosauqua Milton Herald Blakesburg Excelsior reflecting on war peace hustlers and bluffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primghar
LeMara
Denison
Milton Herald
Moravia Bank Moratorium Lifts With Full Operations
In Moravia county all banks resumed operations without restrictions three days after the moratorium was declared. The region, contrasted with others, shows fewer delinquent automobile licenses, supporting claims that the area is a garden spot of Iowa according to the Moulton Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appanoose
Appsnoose
Iowa
Moulton Tribune
Tornado Strikes Ray Area Wrecks Homes Mills Field
Old clipping describes a devastating tornado near Ray collapsing a cheese factory, wrecking homes and outbuildings, shredding a cemetery and church, with residents like Lewis Main and Harve Broshar left sheltering and casualties noted as chick and turkey remains scattered along miles of debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Main
A. J. Main
Mt. Ayr
Wm. McDanel
Nat McCloud
Tina
Harve Broshar
L. Broshar
McClouds
Ray
Wm. McDanes
Frank Houtz
McDanel
Destructive Cyclone Wrecks Ray and Surrounding Farms
A tornado struck Ray and nearby farms causing total destruction to several homes and outbuildings. Mrs McDanel and Stella Robinson were seriously injured, while others fled the path and survived. Early reports note railroad cars and a church damaged, with relief efforts and some improvised insurance coverage noted among the losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. McDanel
Ryman McDanel
Central
W. Baldwin
Soth
Mr. Baldwin
Httle
Houtz
J. Robinson
McDanela
Wm. McDanel
Stella Robinson
J. Robinon
Ray
John Scott
E. Burton
Lewla Hiatt
Lewis
al Miller
Jas
Creech
Mr. Creech
Wm. Woods
Leonard Hartley
John Knight
John M. Hicks
Dave Denny
Davis County
Carnahan
John Strunk
Hove
Bloomfield
H. Broshar
Ruy
Tracks of cyclone ruin draw crowds to somber scene
Hundreds of people from far and near viewed the track of the cyclone Sunday as the ruin and desolation of the scene were sad to contemplate.
Local Social Notes From Albia Ottumwa Moravia and Centerville
Verlin Selby Harvey Marte and Elwood Stafford visited friends in Ottumwa and Albia over the weekend. Edward Robinson hosted and hosted others while Mr and Mrs Ellis Robinson entertained at the Edward Robinson home. A slate of local business callers included C S Miller, Maur ten Tard and Wm Gilmer and son Thomas in Centerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verlin Selby
Harvey Marte
Albia
Elwood Stafford
Ottumwa
Ellis Robinson
Edward Robinson
C. S. Miller
Moravia
Frank Stevens
Garden Grove
Thurdsay
Maurten Tard
Boardman
W. F
B. F. Boardman
Leo Stafford
Miller
Carl Nichola
Russell McGuire
Maurice Lillard
EB. Thompson
Wm. Qilmner
Thomas
Centerville
Clarence and
Edgar Wilson
Albin
Community notices from Unionville Route 3 area
Local residents including Cecil Hartsook Stella Brown and families visited, with multiple callers at the Orin Callen and related homes. Weeks involved include visits by Arthur Brown, Harry Rumley, Jennie Svitt, Lola Clayworth, and several others as neighbors shared news and birthday celebrations.
Moravia Social Roundup At Homes And Visits
A May sequence of visits fills a Moravia community page. Willie McDanel’s group met at Shirley Townsend’s. Daphne McDanel hosted Darlene Gladfelder and others. Families Gladfelder McDanel and neighboring clans shared time at Whicker, Townsend, and Battison homes with Sunday gatherings.
Pleasant Hill Social Roundup Noted Visits
Mr and Mrs Dolph Tarbell and daughter spent Sunday with Mrs Millie Chadwick. Franc Tarbell planted corn last week. Mrs Martha Massman and tigen visited Mrs Dennis Fenton Monday. Mrs Frankie Hauk of Dee Molnea visits summer with daughter Millie Chadwick. Various neighbors called, picnics and visits shared among Vera Moore Mildred Moore and Tarbell family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Tarbell
Millie Chadwick
Tarbell
Opsl Fenton
Albia
Mra
Vera Moore
Martha Massman
Tigen
Dennis Fenton
Frankie Hauk
Dee Molnea
Wes Scott
Clyde Dicks
Ethel
Florence King
Arlene Fenton
Veon
Veleda
Theda Tarbell
Mildred Moore
Donald Hammond
Truman Tarbell
Jess Elgin
Clarence Tegter
Leo Beaty and Son
Mayine Callen
Charlea Tarbell
Pearl’ King’s
Mia
Mildred
Mys
Frank Tarbell
Local residents visit and attend exams near Centerville
Main Station Kev and H A Smith and family of Reasner plus Willie Lloyd and Daphne McDanel spent Tuesday with Clyde Gladfelder. Glen Sufficool and Esther Hiner visited home folks over the weekend. Horton Potts sold produce Thursday at Cyril McDangl. Several locals took seventh and ninth grade examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kev
H. A. Smith
Reasner
Willie
Lloyd
Daphne
McDanel
Clyde Gladfelder
Mra
Glen Sufficool
Centerville
Esther Hiner
Horton Potts
Cyril McDangl
Evening callers and visits noted in O G Davis area
Harold Davis and family were Sunday visitors at the O G Davis home. Mr and Mrs G E Lege and Gerald called at the Eph Wilson home Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Dale Davis and the Eph Wilson family were Thursday evening guests at the Carl Cloyed home. Arthur Mangles spent Wednesday evening with Mea G MangLe. Re ira QC G Davis and daughter Lorothy were guests at a Farm Bureau meeting at Mrs Harry Tigue's farm Thursday afternoon. Helen and Billy Carter called at the Wilson home Wednesday. Don Hayes and family were callers in Albia Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Earl McDonough spent Sunday evening at the Jim Creech home. Junior Smith spent Wednesday and Wednesday night at the Eph Wilson home. Edna Dyphon gave rural seventh and eighth grade examinations at Puller Thursday and Friday. Zo Wilvona spent Wednesday evening at Eph Wilson's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Clayworthe
Mae Rumsey
Harry
Mildred Clancy
J. J. Stevens
Chester Sanders and Royce
Leon Burns
Gene Cox
Will Moffatt
Floyd and
Lee
Emma. Ray
Glen
Russel Fowler
Russel Barnes
KR. C. Hinote
Lola Clayworth
Glen Clancy
Billy
Jack
Candy
Bonnie Lee Runley
Mary Fowler
Ed Rumley
Emma Ray
Harry Rumley
Lewis Criddlebaugh
John Smith
Art Cayton
Ernest Foster
Moravia Saat
Charly van Dorin
Josie Clancy
Jane Coulson
Centerville
Chester Sanders
Royce
Histtevie
Donar Sanders
Narline
Donald
Leola Clayworth
Home Folks
Harold Davis
O. G. Davis
G. E. Lege
Gerald
Eph Wilson
Dale Davis
Carl Cloyed
Arthur Mangle
Mea
Mangle
Ira, QC
G. Davis
Lorothy
Farm Bureau
Harry Tigue
Helen
Billy Carter
Wilson
Don Hayes
Albia
Earl McDonough
Jim Creech
Junior Smith
Edna Dyphon
Puller
Zo Wilvona
Eph Wilson's
Rollie Carter
Zell Wilton
Mandana Jennings
Henry Syatma
Leda Sincox
Clair
LeRoy Wilson
Henry Sytama
Katrena
Andrew Sytama
E. G. Sincox
Willie van Dorin
Grant Sincox
EB. G. Sincox
J. T. van Dorin
Miller
Dona Lee
Edward Robinson
Loix Hates
Chillicothe
Ernest McKay
Mra
J. J. Selby
Hiatt
Chalmer Selby
Jackie
Dq A
Selby
Tom Main
Hilbert
Keith Roberts
Faber
Russell Glaspie
Jerry
Wm. Barnes
Charles
Beryl Funkhouser
John Lewis
Rev. Morgan
Eslinger Cemetery
Lucila Coltrain
Mildred Roberts
Glen van Dorin
Ruth Lockman
Mike Bokras
California
A. C. van Dorin
Clara Selby
R. S. Faber
Moravia
Fred van Dorin
L. B. Thompson
Albla
Hazel College social notes and visits across Albia area
Daily visits and social calls pop up across Albia and surrounding farms as Rollie Carter family spends Sunday at Zell Wilton, Mandana Jennings stays with Henry Sytema, and many others from Moravia to Albia drop by homes. A May sale at Gambles touts low tire prices with two first line tires and two takes priced from 5.95 to 11.40 with a 12 000 mile guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamble
Family Celebrates Birthday and Welcomes New Baby in Iconium
Merle and wife and children along with Calhoun and Shehan families joined Mrs. James Shehan to honor a birthday on Wednesday. A new boy, Donald Dern, arrived Friday at the Truxton Dicks home with the mother and baby reported doing well. Relatives visited, and several families traveled to Centerville for business, while others took exams in Moravia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Dicks
Carl Calhoun
Geo, Shehan
James Shehan
Miza Rogan Murphy
Leo Bonty
Zona
Clyde ‘Dicks
Mra
Harry Brown
LeRay
Bart Swift
Thelma
Ned Argo
Earl Swift
Ned
Evelyn Dicka
Lucile Priebe
Moravia
Yeon Tarbell
Kenneth Fenton
Community notes on local visits and examinations
Eighth grade exams were taken at Brushy Thursday and Friday. Theda Tarbell and John McAninch attended 7th grade exams Friday, Grace Argoway in Moravia also for 7th. Various residents hosted or visited over the weekend including Beulah Dicks, Mia, Berle Beaty and daughters, Marie Coulson, Lucille Priebe, Marie Dicks, Rex, Ned Argo, Berle Henty family, Walt Blue, Jay Manamon, Benny Whitehead, Mrs Plants and Leslie, Mra Walt Blue, Geo Turney, and Clyde Dicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brushy
Theda Tarbell
John McAninch
Grace Argoway
Moravia
Beulah Dicks
Mia
Berle Beaty
Marie Coulson
Beulah
Evelyn Dicks
Lucille Priebe
Marie Dicks
Rosalia Beaty
Merla Dicks
Rex
Ned Argo
Berle Henty
Walt Blue
Jay Maseman
Louie Pride
Paul
Richard Dicks
Mra
Clyde Dicks
Geo. Turney
Notice of Probate of Will in Appanoose County Iowa
District Court in Appanoose County Iowa announces probate of the last will and testament of A B Jordan deceased. A hearing date set for June 6 1933 for final proof and probate. Interested persons may appear to show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate. Dated May 1933 Edmund Hanson Clerk of the District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Jordon
A. B. Jordan
Edmund Hanson
The
District Court
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ploravia Bunion
Appanadig County
Congress
H. K and W. T. Smith
Robert M. Hutchins
University of Chicago
Ite
Blakesburg Excelsior
Moravia High School
Wilda_Hlate
Donna Foster
Dorothy Wilson
Glee Callen
Charles Reich
Fred VanDorin
Paul Underwood
Lowell Irwin
Luke
van Derveer
Sewing Circle
Joy
Mina van Pelt
Connie
Miss Semple
Sue
Habel Ae
Connie Vandell
Charlie Semple _ ee
Bonner
Fairdale
Misa Luke
Reed Joanie O’brien
Annabeth Keemer
Mr. Aiken
Jack Hayes
Jimmie Conners
Lau Mayme Helly
Madge Duvall
Phineas G. Tolliver
Clareme Whitehead
Aiken
Alice Oliver Wilma VanZante
Thelma Purvis
Vera Morris
Evelyn Stauber
Wanda Kaster
At Eloise Kaster
Maxine Tisue
Brompton
Unionville
Mt, Pleasant
Cecil Hartsook
Stella Brown
Orin Callen
Mrs. Brown
Arthur Brown
R. A. Woodentk
A. F. Wonodcock
Harry Robinson
Ford
Doris and
Laura Mae Brown
Ed DeLong
Glen Benson
Harold Clark
Carol Jean
Fone
Willie McDanel
Shirley Townsend
Trenton Gladfelder
Parental Whicker
Vern Easter
Siater
Virginia Broshar
Gladys Townsend
Daphne McDanel
Ruby
Faye McDanel
Ed Whicker
Darlene Gladfelder
Pleasant Hill
Hedge College
Hazel College
Carly
Murayie
R. R. Pennington
ENON
Iconium
Appanoose County
Chase
Atock
Max Pactor
Hollywood
Hess Drug Registered Pharmaciat
Goodyear
Goodyear Tires
M W
Oehler Bros
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