Appanoose County Political Candidacy Announcements
A collection of Republican primary election notices from Moravia Union including candidates for Treasurer Recorder Sheriff Clerk of Court Supervisor and County Attorney in Appanoose county with June 2 1930 primary dates and statements of seeking party support by named individuals such as Howard Ballew Be Ewing James Swan Edmund Hanson A. Bailey O N Sundeen G B Lindsey DAN P Fenton and G L Lindsey among others.
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Moravia Union
Appanoose County
Motavis Union
P Lease
Moravia Unioni
Earl Gaughenbaugh
Tins Anuptnek
Appanonse
Clerk OF Court
James E. Swan
Appancosé
Edmund Hanson
Co. A. Bailey
Ferm Moravia Union
G. B. Lindsey
Campaign pledge for Appanoose County state representative nomination
A candidate announces seeking the June Primary nomination for state representative in Appanoose County. The message notes support from Republican voters and adds a civic line about improving Moravia by tending flower beds.
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Appanoose County
Twill Seeks Legislature Seat in Republican Primary
Twill announces candidacy for the state representative office, subject to the will of Republican voters in the district of David Dinning. The entry frames the bid as aligned with party voters and local political dynamics.
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Board of Supervisors
Lewis McFall
Twill
David Dinning
Appandose County Sheriff and Rep Candidates in Primary
Democrat voters head to the June primary to decide the sheriff nomination in Appandose county with Roscoe C. Wales seeking State Representative on the same slate along with W. H. Mewm aw for the representative post subject to Democratic party will.
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Appandose County
Roscoe C. Wales
W. H. Mewmaw
Unionville and Moravia Social Notes and Vita Events
A long list of Unionville Moravia area social calls visits and business callers spans Friday to Saturday. Residents include Mae Rumley Emma Ray Tom Hiatt Daisy Beulah Laverne Bonnie Lee Chester Sanders Glen Clancy and Rev Eaton among others. Also notes a upcoming Miller Baptist Church service and a brief obituary Carol Mier. Casual remarks on farming and a reflection question about the term sad death conclude.
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Carter
Moravia
Miller
Mae Rumley
Emma Ray
Tom Hiatt
Johnny Foster
Unionville
Alma Albertson
Daisy
Alice Sanders
Narline
Song
Calvin
Laverne
Bonnie Lee
Ed. Rumley
Maude Coffin
Lovell
Russell Fowler
Beulah
Rumley
Harry
Calvin and
Mary
Frank Paxaton
Centerville
Laverne Rumley
Glen Towler
Chester Sandera
Earl Foster
Carl
Earnest
Udell
Chester Sanders
Glen Clancy
Ralph Hiatt
Miller Baptist Church
Eaton
Ralph Iivitt
Tom
J.J. Stevens
Emma Rey
Royce
Glen Fowler
Will Bivin
Carol Mier
Harley Burton
Robert
Harry Ramley
Alph Hayworth
Mary Fowler
Mannie Paul
Out Tren
J. d. Stevens
Will Moffat
Bloyd and
Lee
Cedar Rapids Man Seeks Relief With New Medicine
A Cedar Rapids man endured three months of bed rest before finding relief with a new medicine. After a long search and substantial spending on remedies, the breakthrough provided the first real relief.
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Cedar Rapids
Konjola touted as remedy for stomach and kidney ills
Vernon A Kelchner of Cedar Rapids recounts a months long illness with stomach and kidney problems. After months in bed and grim health, Konjola treatment allegedly brought quick relief, improved digestion, and restored kidney and nerve function. The ad promotes a six to eight week course and lists Moravia Iowa and Smith Drug Store as suppliers.
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Vernon A. Kelchner
Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Moravia
Iowa
Smith Drug Store
Measles and community notices at Fairview district
Evelyn Kasier helps care for Nellie Gladfelder under medical supervision. Epworth League reorganized at Fairview with weekly meetings Tuesdays at 7:30 PM. A Sunday School gathering invites attendance next Sunday. Local social events include a Clyde Gladfelder home party with about 30 youths serving fruit salad cake and coffee. Rev H A Smith and spouse welcome an 8½ pound son born Saturday May 17. mother and baby well.
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Evelyn Kasier
Nellie Gladfelder
Epworth League
Fairview
Mya
Coy Luse
Grace Luse
George
Mry
Ryman Kincade
Basha Foster
Mabel Gladfelda
Kenneth Gladfelder
Clyde Gladfelder
Shirley ‘Townsend
Lyndon McDanel
Glen
Willie Mening
H. A. Smith
Willie McDanell
Daphne
Shirley Townsend
I Frank Ewing
Willie McDanel
Lloyd
Glen Suifi
Bob
Calmel
Local Folks Visit Friends and Neighbors in Moravia and Centerville
Scattered notes report Mrs Johnnie Whicker and baby visiting TF Robby. Noah Kingery and Jehildeen spent Sunday at Wilhelm’s. Quiller Adams spent Sunday with C A Adams. Garl Tomlin called Centerville Saturday. Several from the neighborhood went to Moravia Saturday. J W Lockman and Raymond Lockie with families called at W Irelan’s and M Weat’s. Glenn Treelan visited Clint Irelan’s. Rae Adams spent Monday night at C A Adams. J A Robb and Versal Robb were Unionville and Centerville callers Saturday.
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Johnnie Whicker
TF. A. Robby
Noah Kingery
Jehildeen
W.helmn
Quiller Adams
C.A. Adams
Garl Tomlin
Centerville
Moravia
J. W. Lockman
Raymond Lockie
Unionville visits and local society notes
A flood of social updates from Unionville details visitors and residents arriving for family gatherings. May Brain formerly Brain, now Gayhart, visited relatives in Topeka while Carl Scott and Eunice Lippert shared time with locals and Miss Lulu Koehler called on Mrs. Raison. The community school week ends with a large lawn lunch and showcases of student work.
Unionville News Briefs Reflect School and Community Events
Mrs Gertrude Sawyer and daughter Rev Haton attend Ruth Newton Kangas Baptist service at Vermilya home. John Underwood received a gift from Miss Ruth Allender of Washington DC as one of eight grade graduates with perfect attendance. Dukes host Sunday dinner. high school play performed again with smaller crowd. High school baseball lost 11 to 12 to older team Friday. Dayton Gates returned from navy furlough to Frank Gates home. Rev L D Eaton family moved to Allen Hopkins home. East Main Street residents welcome new neighbors. Mrs Lulu King Clark dies at Ottumwa hospital after birth of a son. funeral Tuesday at 2 PM.
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Gertrude Sawyer
Daughey
Haton
Unionville
Ruth
Newton
Kangas
Gueata
Vermilya
John Underwood
Ruth Allender
Washington, D. C
H. J. Dukes
Dukes
Dayton Gates
Navy
Frank Gates
Rev. L. D. Eaton
Allen Hopkins
East Main Street
Lulu King Clark
Ottumwa Hospital
Adlerika claims stomach and bowels cleaned in ten minutes
Mrs M Gwen Alderike relieves stomach gas in ten minutes and acts on both upper and lower bowel. The ad warns against partial cleansers and promotes Adlerika as a real cleaning solution to remove old toxic waste. Goat Smith Drug Co. is named as a source.
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Adderika
Gwen
Alderike
Adlerika
Goat Smith Drug Co
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Referee Sells Pence Estate Near Moravia Iowa
Referee Austin Jay offers 89 acres from the Wm H Pence estate for sale at a private gated time. The land lies south of Moravia in the Moravia Independent School District, fronts Primary No 6 and a highway on the east, with a favorable price. Offeror may visit or write Moravia Iowa.
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Wm. H. Pence
Moravia
Austin Jay
Iowa
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