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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1930
Page
2
Notice posted by Miller Everett attorneys that on May 21 1990 LIDAG ARGO was named executrix of S H Argo estate in Appanoose County Iowa by the District Court. Creditors must payment and claimants present claims for allowance to the court by May 30.
A series of notices announces candidacies for local offices in Appanoose county. Howard Ballew seeks re election as state representative. Earl Gaughenbaugh runs for sheriff. Edmund Hanson seeks re nomination for Clerk of the District Court. CG A Bailey announces for Board member. and another entry from A Bailey declares candidacy for state representative at the June Primary.
A series of Republican candidate announcements for Appanoose county offices including Treasurer Recorder Sheriff Supervisor and County Attorney. Names include Robert Caldwell Alva Ratliff W E Elgin James E Swan Lewis McFall Dan P Fenton O N Sundeen G B Lindsey Harry B Greenleaf and others subject to the June primary election deadlines.
A resident announces candidacy for the office of State Representative from Appanoose County, stating intent to seek the seat subject to the will of the Democratic Party and W. H. Mewmav. The message emphasizes party backing and electoral process.
Numerous local households shared social visits on Tuesday and Wednesday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rinehart, Mr. and Mrs. D. TN Hiner, and others from Numa Centerville and nearby. The Joy Massman children had measles, and a Boy Scout ice cream supper at the Methodist Church drew a good crowd.
Roscoe C. Wales, a Democratic figure, is described in relation to the county primary, highlighting voter influence and party alignment ahead of the June polling. The piece centers on the political landscape and candidate positioning within the Democratic slate.
The item lists illnesses and visits among locals including the Hardy Pangburn Fenton and Turner families. It notes hospital visits, a miscellaneous shower for Pearl Kelsey and Lloyd Rose, a Clover Leaf Club meeting with many attendees, and plans for an extra quilting session with a June 4 gathering if weather permits.
A regular meeting is scheduled for June 18 with Mrs Leo Beaty in attendance. The group cites a proverb about value of effort and cautions about productive work in the field.
Political ad urging voters to support Joe Gray in the 1981 primary for Member of the Board of Supervisors. Describes him as a farmer from Udell township, capable and well qualified, promising conscientious service, courteous listening, and strict economy with tax reduction.
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