Local notices from HIATTSVILLE and Moravia area
Miss Clelia Jones spent part of last week with her sister Mrs. Bayard Neff. Theo Miller and family and J F Chambers and wife spent Sunday evening at Cyril McDanes home. Abelon of Moravia shearing sheep for local farmers this week. Beulah Hiatt closed a nine months term at Powers Schoolhouse. Geo Hiner and family near Centerville spent Sunday evening at Elsie Tucker home. J T Hiatt and sister Ellen visited Moravia and attended the flower show at Albia. Orphea McDanel stayed with relatives in Moravia. Mr and Mrs Irvin Sincox of Brompton spent Sunday with Bayard Neff home. Mrs Nan Meadows spent Sunday with J A Hiatt in Moravia. Mr and Mrs J M Tucker and daughter Maxine spent Sunday afternoon at W A Rose home. Mr and Mrs W H Powell and children spent Sunday with Ora Powell at Udell. Ora Powell and wife rejoice over a new son. J C Neff spent Sunday at Curtis Burton home near Moravia. Wesley Sunday School planning Children’s Day program probably second Sunday in June. Hugh Adams was an Ottumwa business visitor Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clelia Jones
Ellen
J. A. Hiatt
Moravia
Albia
Mias Orphea McDanel
Irvin Sincox
Brompton
Bayard Neff Homme
Nan Meadows
J. M. Tucker
Maxine
W. A. Rose
W. H. Powell
Ora Powell
Udell
J. C. Neff
Curtis Burton
Wesley Sunday
Hugh Adama
Local Folks Attend Commencement and Community Gatherings
The Ladies Aid spent a pleasant day with Mrs. Mary Tyrell. Attendees joined the Moravia commencement exercises Friday evening. Howard Humphrey and others attended the Frey Township Poultry meeting at John Adler’s west of Albia. Families from Albia Ottumwa and Des Moines visited relatives and attended events including the Alumni Banquet and the Grey Tulip bed. Plans were made for a Children's Day program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Tyrell
Moravia
Elmer Smith
Ralph Spencer
Ard
Ferne Humphrey
Frey Township
John Adler
Albia
E. V. McGinnis
Ottumwa
Fred Tarr
Webb Zohanier
Oskaloosa
Lewis Rouse
Rev. Fix
Roger
R. C
Roberta Humphrey
Howard Humphrey
Leorg Estlack
Emma Searegi
Bred Grey
Geraldine
Blakesburg
A. W. Harvey
Joyce
Des Moines
R. C. Humphrey
Moravia Union reminders and ad note from publisher
Moravia Union notes subscription rates and claims a newspaper is the best advertising medium. It mentions Moravian editor Hi. K. Smith and asserts no famine in raisin pie, though iron rations may be eaten with a knife. The piece praises advertising as the printer’s tool for progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia Union
Moravia
Appanoose County
Iowa
Congress
Hi. K. Smith
June brides and money threads in Moravia notes
The fragmentary column mentions June brides Mary Moravian yards and flower beds, a Moravia merchant boasting he keeps books to credit accordingly, questions on corn borer funding, and a quip about marriage and tools. It hints at a California raisin crop drop and overall urban rural observations without a clear single event.
Moravia School Faces Departures of Key Faculty
The Moravia Union reports several Moravia Public Schools staff will not return next year. Superintendent M H Goeldner and his family, Ellen Dahl head of Home Economics and Girls Physical Training, Ruth Waugh music instructor, and Esther Kuyper head of Commercial Department plan to leave. Goeldner will teach in Brooklyn, Iowa for the next year, with the town’s praise noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia Union
Moravia
M. H. Goeldner
Ellen Dahl
Ruth Waugh
Esther Kuyper
Supt
Goeldner
Brooklyn
Iowa
Miss Dahl
Moravia Schools lose three staff to new posts
The Home Economics head, music instructor, and a qualified teacher plan moves to Cherokee Iowa and another town. Waugh departs for a Cherokee post after three years of leading Moravia music programs. Kuyper, with one year at Moravia, will pursue homemaking in her hometown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heh
Cherokee
Iowa
Mias Waugh
Moravia
The Value of Hard Work Versus Slacking
Armintha Hornish writes from Parsons College about the folly of wanting something for nothing. She urges youths to pursue goals with grit, noting success follows those who invest effort and persevere, as seen in business, sports, and college life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jennings
Sam Mills
Perpie
Armintha Hornish
Parisons College
Adlerika and water claim quick relief for constipation
An ad claims three glasses of water before breakfast plus Adlerika glycerin saline compound clears bowels. It says Adlerika works on upper and lower bowel, removes waste, stops gas and sour stomach in ten minutes and relieves constipation in two hours, from Smith Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TUREE
heurs—Smith Drug Co
Community family visits and Sunday gatherings recount
Herman Sytema and family spent Sunday at the Henry Sytsma home for a mother's birthday. Willie VanDorin and family visited the Anderson home in Albia. Mrs Ids Johnson and son visited Oska loosa. Ed Johnson visited Grant Lincox. Evening callers included Henry Sytsma, Enos Brain, Bayard Neff, and Charley Jones. Other visits featured Marie Sytsma, Katrena Sytsma, Henry Van Weelden, Homer King, E G Sincox, Bayard Neff, and Morjavia residents. Afternoon callers were B Caster and family. Willie VanDorin shopped in Ottumwa. Ed Johnson shopped in Albia. Curtis Goudy and family visited Willie VanDorin. Sincox visited with Mrs Herman Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Sytema
Andrew Sytama
Roscoe Argo
Robert Jennings
Henry Sytsma
Willie VanDorin
Anderson
Albia
Ids Johnson
Oskaloosa
Ed Johnson
Grant Lincox
Charley Jones
Scattersburg Residents Visit Homes This Week
Robb and W Tomlin made a business trip to Ottumwa Monday. Austin McCarty and daughter Bet niece were Sunday callers at Tomlin's. The W Trelan family were recent visitors at the Geo Irelan home. Raymond Lockman and family and J W Lockman visited at the Bill Ire Inn home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Oscar Benson spent Sunday at the M Gilliland home. Mr and Mrs T T Lockman visited relatives Sunday. Clyde Boyd and family called at the T A Robb home Sunday evening. Earl West and family were recent visitors at the W Tomlin home. Rosa Blumer was visiting at the Bill Trelan home Saturday night and Sunday. Decoration day will soon be here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robb
W. Tomlin
Ottumwa
Austin McCarty
Betniece
Tomlin's
W. Trelan
Geo. Irelan
Raymond Lockman
J. W. Lockman
Bill Ire- Inn
Oscar Benson
M. Gilliland
T. T. Lockman
Clyde Boyd
T. A. Robb
Earl West
Rosa Blumer
Bill Trelan
Sunday Visitors and Local Notes at GEB Lase
Rev and Mrs Thompson visited GEB Lase home while Ed Peare and family from Hamilton IA spent Sunday at John Johnsons. Mrs Hill Wilson and son Billy visited Dutch DuValls. Vivien Wilson stayed with A A Wright in Moutton. Irene Fix visited Vivien Wilson. Mrs James Cain and mother-in-law of Albia visited John Johnsons. E F Wilson helped Zeb Wilson plant corn. Forrest Main and family visited Dutch DuValls. Mary Keemer stayed with Vivien Wilson. George Washington remark ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Wilson
Zeb ‘Wilson
Forrest Main
Dutch DuVall
Mary Keemer
Vivien Wilson
Community Notes From Mt Pleasant Area Spark Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Roy Callen and family visited at the parental Callen home last week. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs John Callen Wednesday afternoon. Several local families including Sharp Clark and DeLongs were seen visiting and attending graduations. Afternoon callers included Geo McCarty and Hower Brown. Random phrases about safety and radio appear as stray text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Callen
Callen
Ladies Aid
John Callen
Lawrence Sharp
Judy
Harold Clark
Carol Jean
New Sharon
Adde Robinson
Ed DeLong
Albia
Zell Callen
Marie
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Hilton
Mary Moravian
California
Iowa Southern Utilities CO
Hazel College
Scattersburg
Hedge College
George Washington
MT. Pleasant E
Groth
Albia, Iowa
Firestone
Waughop Motor Co
Ford Service
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