Swift Day Attendance and Valley Social Notes
Kins er Valley reports M M Darby attended Swift Day in Ottumwa last Wednesday. Curtis Robinson left for Kansas City Monday after winter with his mother Mrs Sarah Hoadley and other relatives. Mr and Mrs Zell Wilson and son LeRoi spent Monday at EB Wilson home. Mr and Mrs Henry Systma visited Sunday with Geo Darby. Harley Smith worked roads early this week. Farmers heard A Huntley speak on Tax Reduction hosted by Albin Commercial Club Tuesday evening. Dorothea Darby spent Saturday night with Frank Swalm in Moravia and attended May Breakfast at Mrs Reich’s Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Darby
Ottumwa
Curtis Robinson
Kansas City
Sarah Hoadley
Zell Wilson
LeRoi
EB. F. Wilson
Henry Systma
Geo. &. Darby
Harley Smith
Valley
A. Huntley
Albin Commerciat Club
Dorothea Darby
Frank Swalm
Moravia
F. A. Reich
Velda Hiatt
Centerville
Allen Hiatt
Albia
Fred Hammond
Wm. Law and
Centeroville
A. G. Broshar
Cy, Todd
Rey
Burdette Utterback
Udell
B. 5
Staley
Centervilla
I. W. Halden
Caroline Luke
Darlene Sarchette
Helen McCloud
Swaim
W. G. Firkins
George
Firkine
Hamilton
H. E. Watts
Bruce
Forest Hiatt
Knoxville
Iowa
H. K. Smith
J. O
Main
Oskaloosa
N. J. Main
A. W. Hughes
Des Moines
Briardale Merchants
Fort Dea Moines
Lucille Spencer
Leone Cosmetic Co
Suley Hat
Tree Facials
Cal
C. C. Cullers
Mary Johnson
Seath
Charlotte Pugh
Glen Berry
Blakesburg
John L. Chambers
Albin
Grover Long Family
Local Day Visits Across Mt Pleasant and Surroundings
Mt Pleasant residents hosted and visited neighbors across the area. Ed and Ed Delong spent Sunday with Ira Fisher. Van Lemaster visited H H Brown. Charles Foster and family joined W A Brown and Mrs Stella Brown in various calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Delong
Ira Fisher
van Lemaster
H. H. Brown
Charles Foster
W. A. Brown
Florence Callen
Stella Brown
Roe McCrery
Oskaloosa
Dickens
al Bla
Roy Callen
J. E. Gallen
Arthur Brown
Enon Couples and Local Visits Reported in Centerville Area
Mr and Mrs Ernest McKay visited Centerville on Wednesday. The Helping Hand plans a meeting with Mrs O Miller on Thursday afternoon. Mrs May Winkleman and her son were shopping in Morayin Saturday afternoon. Miss Mildred Roberts called on Marie and LaRue Thompson last week. Arch Thompson and son Leland dropped by the T S Thompson home Saturday. Mr and Mrs Bill Giltner and son Billy visited W E Giltner’s home in Albia Sunday. Bill J T VanDorin and sons Lowell and Leo visited Gy Jones on Sunday. Bill Giltner called on L B Thompson Monday morning. Mr and Mrs Floyd Paxston rented a house from Walter Gideon, moving last week. A B E Pence lost a good horse last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest McKay
Centerville
Miller
May Winkleman
Morayin
Albia
Bill
J. T.vandorin and Sons
Lowell
Leo
Gy Jones
Bill Giltner
L. B. Thompson
Floyd Paxston
Walter Gideon
A. Be, Pence
Executor’s Notice in Iowa Estate Case 1932
On May 6 1932 the District Court of Appancose County Iowa appointed Pearl A Henderson as executrix of the estate of Margaret BE Reames deceased of Washington DC. Creditors must file claims and debtors pay to the executrix. May 12 19 notice mentions accompanying attorneys Porter and Greenleaf. Also local society notes describe Des Moines visits and family hospital events involving Schreiners Strohl Broshar Caylson Lathrop Hellyer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Appancose County
Iowa
Margaret BE. Reames
Washington, D. C
Pearl A. Henderson
Executrix
Porter and
Greenleaf
P. D. Schreiner
Des Moines
Mary Strohl
Elizabeth Broshar
Local visitors and gatherings span Centerville to Ottumwa
Velda Hiatt visited Centerville while Allen Hiatt and Fred Hammond traveled to Albia on business. Center oville and Moravia hosted multiple visitors, with families from Melcher Town, Udell, Blakesburg, Fairfield, Chariton, Oskaloosa and Albia seen during the week. Events include social club hosting, cosmetic demonstrations, and Mother's Day gatherings with extensive intertown travel noted.
Classified Ads Roundup From Mora Area Notices
Widespread short classifieds include wanted feeding service by Ralph McDonough and farm items for sale such as a three burner Vapa range, Nancy Hull sweet potato plants, and various produce. Rentals include pasture near Mora. sewing and paperhanging by Sylvia Hiatt. plants for sale including tomatoes and peppers. Found glasses near Milwaukee depot Moravia. Contact details and prices vary across entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Gollaher
Milwaukee Depot
Moravia
ONE ACT PLAYS TO BE GIVEN AT SCHOOL
Sophomores present three one act plays in a two hour program at the school gymnasium next Tuesday night May 17 with special ties for grade and high school students and adults priced 9 14 cents. The actors promise laugh provoking situations and genuine entertainment worthwhile for all. DR. SLAVIN SPEAKS AT Y M C A MEETING The Young Teacher's Society heard Dr Slavin discuss Health in the Rural Schools stressing early removal of sick children to prevent spread and the importance of eye testing for students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Slavin
Dorothy Davis
Vera Boshak
Rubye Hiatt
Josephine Scott
Mildeed Smith
Rudolph Pence
School Assembly Showcases Local Talent
Friday assembly at the high school featured home talent including piano solos by Harriet Lee Miin Susie Tarr and Beulah Bishop and a trio performance of Polonaise Militaire In A Major. Beulah Bishop also sang Gypsy Trail, with audience praise for a well presented program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Lee Miin
Susie Tarr
Beulah Bishop
N.D
End of the line for a troubled business quest
Stanley faces the collapse of his father's enterprise after failing to raise 50000 dollars. Freman offers possible credit and reveals Ruth Laton, Mina Ruth Laton, investment heiress and secretary, is the woman Stanley loves. The lovers confess as Freman’s family ties explain past help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Miles Browne
Beth
Freman
Mina Ruth Lataon
Galing
Gilent
Iello
Whee Man
Ruth
Preman
Bfr
Local residents share visits and moves across farms
Mary Miller and neighbors visit in Unionville and surrounding homes while housekeeping help is noted for Flora Hanes. Families including the Tadlocks and Cros s share weekend calls. Claude Paris assists progress from Ottumwa to Frank Strunk farm, and Palmer family prepares to move to Albia as the Berry family relocates to the Powell residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Palmer
Albia
Mr. Palmer
Lyle Berry
Powell
Palmera
Catarrh Cure Advocated as Systemic Treatment
An article argues catarrh arises from within the body's system and requires systemic care. It promotes World's Tonic as a remedy that relieves throat discharge and nasal irritation while addressing the disease inside. Sold by Smith and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kinser Valley
Frank Swaim Moravia
OWA
West Side Cafe
W. E. McCrory
Insurance Certificate of Credit
Chet Broshar
MT. Pleasant
A. F. Woodcock
Homer Brown
Harry Robinson
Charley Hough
ENON
Alfred Caylson
J. H. D. Lathrop
Eva B. Hellyer
Smith & Veach Drug Store
Ralph McDonough
Nancy Hull
A. G. Turner
M. R. McCoy
No. Ty
Sylvia Hiatt
Unionville,Lews
Charles Hough
Itp
House of Health
Elm Hollow
Orelup
Jerry Winsler
Laverne Kingery
Laura Jean Oehler
Wanetta Underwood
Francis Miller
Dowda Timber
Shephard
Miss Shephard
H.S. Turner
Frank Boer
W. L. Hicks
Mary Jones
Cecil Tadlock
Clell Blumer
Claude Paris
R. C. Hart
Sarah Hanes
Unionville
Elijah Alberton
LaVery
Bertha Simmons
Flora Hanes
J. C. Cross
Renta Blumer
Dwight
Rand
Donia
Edna Ruth
J. D. Cross
Inez Miller
Helen Tadlock
Imogene
Basel
R. C. Harry
J. A
Floyd Wood
Oral Peterson
Frank Strunk
Dave Caylor
North Side Cafe
Frank Swaim
Goodyear
Goodyear Speedway
Stes
Oehler Bros
Preveltors Oeekestra
Prlcasl
Goodyear Pathfinders
Frice
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