Unionville Rural Carrier Transferred To Udell
H. L. Dukes, previously carrier on rural route two from Unionville, will move to Udell June 1 to cover the route left vacant by E. N. Parks retirement. Route distribution will shift, expanding Dukes to over 41 miles daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Dukes
Unionville
Udell
E. N. Parks
Dukes
Lucia Hopkins
Frank Hopkins
Charles Swaim
Ottumwa
Lancaster
Carl Alden
Wilmington
Ohio
A. J. Martin
H. C. Banks
Howard Alexander
Cliff Ogden
Unionville Tema
William S. Morrison
James
Capton
Middleton
W. H. Underwood
Claud Underwood
John
Fairy Hereman
Ruth Spurgeon
Moravia
Genevieve Carter
Walden Smith
Leach Wins Three Round Battle During Omaha Visit
Mr. and Mrs. I. K. Leach, visiting Omaha with son-in-law Edward F. Cody, recount an odd tale of Ike Leach taking on a boxing bout at a dining table. After three rounds the victory was declared and the Leachs enjoyed their stay, joking about Iowa corn and Nebraska farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Miller
Blakesburg
Inez Miller
Phyllis Ball
Dorotha Dukes
Sully
Iowa
Lester Wisgerhof
Marengo
Oral Peters
Pearl Morrison
I. K. Leach
Omaha
Nebr
Edward F. Cody
Fort St
Union
Moravia
Mr. Leach
Ike
Nebraska
Birthday Party Honors 21st Anniversary
Forest Simmons was surprised with a birthday party on Friday night May 19. Friends in attendance included Raymond Lockman and family, Bill Irelan and son Gerald, Coy Luge and children, Henry Simmons and children, Vera Simmons, Harold Van North, Cod Adams, Frances McCoy of Albion, Burdette Cox, Bernicca Huff, James Adams, John Gorman, Dick Blue of Moulton, and Garnet Houser. Music was by Virgil Harper, Gerald Irelan, Gernie Jordan and Elijah Simmons. Ice cream and a large birthday cake with 21 candles decorated Forest’s name were served before everyone departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Simmons
Raymond Lockman
Bill Irelan
Gerald
Coy Luge
Henry Simmons
Vera Simmons
Harold van North
Cod Adams
Frances McCoy
Albion
Burdette Cox
Bernicca Huff
James Adams
John Gorman
Dick Blue
Moulton
Garnet
Local Adpenings visitors and travels around Moravia
Local notes detail visitors and departures including Mr. and Mrs. Von Tracy in Centerville, Frank Main’s improving health, J. F. Albert family dining in Albin, and many relatives visiting Chariton, Moravia, Ottumwa, and Coin. Several moving plans noted along with assorted trips to Washington and the World Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Tracy
Centerville
Frank Main
J. F. Albert
Albin
Berry Halden
Chariton
Misa Marguerite Berry
Moulton
Henry Clark
Ber
Kenneth Barghahn
Elknder
Town
B. S. Staley
Moravia
A. G. Baker
T. Slavin
W. C. Tisue
Mistea
Mary Coffin
Juanite Hiatt
Ottumwa
Ivan McGee
E. O. Luke
Coin
Iowa
Caroline
Darlene Sarchette
Redfield
Jack Clark
Colorado
Jack May Lorate
Leveland
E. C. Luke
Caroline Luke
Katherine Whitehill
Roy Callen
J. E. Galen
TE. R. Easter
Elmer Geis
Kenneth
Erna
Harley Petznick
Francis Spangler
Creston
Annie Brain
Cars Washburn
Sally
O. C. Main
Mr. Cameron
L. C
Highway No. 60
En. Hiatt
Grandma Hiatt
Herman Wallen
Wanda
Ethel, Mo
Raymond Plants
Clemens
John Plants
Russell Reed
Veterans Hospital
Excelsior Springs
Des Moines
Frank Swaim
Mystic
Fred Dotson
Dayton
Charles Enos Hiatt
Canada
Washington, D. C
Daphen Dotson Ostergren
M. J. Pelkington
John
Arizona State Normal
Stop Taking Soda For Gas On Stomach
An old drugstore notice promotes avoiding soda to ease digestion and gas. It claims Adlerikegs cure gas and sour stomach and improve sleep, recommending a one dose remedy from Smith & Veach, Druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith & Veach
Great Chalice of Antioch heads to World’s Fair display
The Great Chalice of Antioch, an early Christian relic valued at $300,000, will be shown at A Century of Progress in Chicago beginning May 27. The piece, part of the Kouchakji Silver Treasure, dates to the first century A D and may have been used by the twelve apostles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antioch
Chicago
Fahim Kouchakji
Kouchakii
Leif Eriksen
Arthur B. Cook
Queens College
Cambridge
Gustavus A. Eisen
Cook
A.T. Olmstead
American Oriental Society
Kouchakji
Syria
Kouchakus Freres
Paris
New York
Mesopotamia
Kyuchaksi Brothers
Aleppo
Syris
Leon Andre
Louvre
Marne
Fifth Avenue Bank
Iowa 1933 State Fair embraces farm fundamentals theme
Des Moines announces the 1933 Exposition slogan Back to Fundamentals aiming for one of the largest agricultural shows. The Iowa State Fair Board partners with the U S Department of Agriculture, Iowa Department of Agriculture, Iowa State College Extension and Experiment Station, Farm Bureau and others to highlight careful farming methods and pure bred livestock. Prizes total 71977 with 52780 for livestock and agricultural product exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa State Fair Board
United States Department of Agriculture
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Iowa State College
Farm Bureau
United States
Japanese Customs Odd to Visiting Westerners
A historical account notes cultural differences seen by Western visitors in Japan. It describes etiquette at theaters and restaurants, dining customs, emotions in performances, and perceived politeness both at social events and on the road, including gestures, servants, cars, and door handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dollé
Death Notice for Roger Samuel Fix of Agency Iowa
Roger Samuel Fix son of Oscar John and Lulu M Fix of Agency Iowa was born December 26 1914 in Burlington Iowa and died May 16 1988 in Ottumwa Iowa after eight months of severe illness. He was active in Epworth League church work and school and belonged to Agency High School Class of 1993. Funeral services were at Agency Methodist Church with burial at Burk's Cemetery West Burlington Iowa contacts and survivors listed. Families mourn including parents a brother in Boston and sister in Ottumwa with many relatives from Nebraska and Burlington. His favorite song was Love Lifted Me sung to an audience of 4000 in Lincoln Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Samuel
Oscar John
Lulu M. Fix
Agency
Iowa
Burlington
Ottumwa
Epworth
Tn School
Agency High School
Dad
Charles John
Boston Theological Seminary
Margaret Irene
Polyclinic Hospital
Charles Kopp
John Fix
Kramer
Nebraska
Collalna
Lincoln
Agency Methodial Church
W. J. Todd
Munic
Epworth League
Burk’s
West Burlington
Samuel G. Hinton obituary of Monros county farmer and church member
Samuel G. Hinton, 88, lifelong Monros county resident and noted seedstock livestock breeder, died May 11 1923 at his Albia area home after months of ill health. Funeral May 14 at the Selection Church of Christ with Rev. Hystie and Rev. Orval Morgan. Born August 28 1868 near Albia, he married Mary B. White October 6 1887. four children were born, two died infancy. Survived by wife, two brothers, one sister, and three grandchildren. He was a faithful Church of Christ member, respected farmer, and cheerful, diligent worker. He sought medical aid in Ottumwa and Rochester, but passed away peacefully with family by his side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel G. Hinton
Monros County
Albia
Samon
Iowa
Selection Church of Christ
Hystie
Orval Morgan
Linton
Albis
Manion County
Zacarfade
Mary C. Hinton
Mary B. White
Gail
Naomi
Brother Hinton
G. L. Brokaw
Church of Christ In
B. Jay
Wyatt
Sarah E. Rowles
Alao
Hinton
Lotal
Ottumwa
Rochester
Classified sale ads for household items and livestock
Neighborhood classifieds list items for sale including violin in good condition, baby hammock and jumper, sweet potato plants, fries, Wyandotte chicks at four fifty per hundred, sweet potato plants at twenty five cents per hundred, peonies for Decoration Day at twenty six cents per dozen, and Hereford bulls from Forest Main. Listings include contacts such as Union office, Mrs T B Gardner Moravia, Mia J D Minney, and Forest Main, with single phone reference 0212.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whits Wyandotte
T. B. Gardner
Moravia
Mia
J. D. Minney
Mrs. Lloyd McCrory’s Surprise 70th Birthday Dinner
A surprise birthday dinner honored Mrs. Lloyd McCrory on her 70th birthday as family and friends arrived Sunday. Attendees included Willis and Dorothy McCrory, Harry McCrory and family, Rev. Robert Seath, Helen and Ethel McCrory, Paul Coffin, Ed Crory’s widow, and Laura Matherly, who brought well filled baskets for the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd McCrory
Willis McCrory
Dorothy
Mia
Harry McCrory
Robert Seath
Helen McCroy
Ethel McCrory
Paul Coffin
Ed. Mee 'Crory
Laura Matherly
Gadget Gallery Showcases Inventions at 1993 World’s Fair
At Chicago’s Century of Progress the Hall of Progress on the Travel and Transport building’s second floor will feature a gadget gallery. Inventors of all kinds may display novelties from mosquito traps to almost perpetual motion, with diverse items grouped by general type across the other halls. Local artists may offer cartoons while visitors wait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Exotic Inventions Flood Travel and Transport Exhibit
A miscellaneous exhibit fills 10,000 square feet in the Travel and Transport building. The display is arranged as five and ten foot deep arenas with a five foot frontage, featuring many foreign land inspired inventions and targets.
Insurance protection cited as vital to economy
It argues that insurance is necessary because disasters can strike anywhere and anytime, making coverage essential to mitigate losses from fire theft wind storms and similar hazards.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Unionville Rural
H. Hendrickson
Fred Hiatt
Leach
Batttle
J. H.S
Smith & Veach Drug Store
Roger Samuel Fix
Kingery & Hammond
FRIES
Call
Gardner’s
Hereford
Forest Main
Gadget
Chet Broshar
Turner & Son Furniture Funeral Directing
Geo. B. Winslet
Swift’s
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