Relatives and Friends Gather Across Iowa Counties
A series of social visits shines through small town ties as Miss Irene Fix calls Burlington home while Alma Keemer visits Washington. Families travel between Ottumwa Centerville Moravia and Albion for weekends and dinners with relatives. Mrs. Cap Temple’s death draws kin from Spokane Geneva Centerville. teaching moves and summer plans conclude the list of gatherings and departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Fix
Burlington
Iowa
Alma Keemer
Washington, Iowa
F. A. Reich
Gladys Reich
Oakalooza
C. A. Turner
Ottumwa
Alvin Hiatt
Albion
Moravia
L. Miltenberger
Montezuma
J. F. Albert
M. P. Main
Arthur Main
Madison
Wisconsin
George
Fairfield Field
Cody Luse
T. W. Messenger
Rossie
W. A
H. K. Smith
E. S. Carter
Mary Hoskinson
Hook
Miss Baldwin
Cave Hiner
Iconium
Mary Wills
Lusk
Wyo
Julius Schley
Forrest Wakefield
Huxley
Ona Farnell
Spokane
Washington
Rosetta Smith
Genesee
Idaho
F. C. Gearhart
Centerville
Cap Temple
Josephine Lynn
New Providence
Des Moines
Drake University
M. H. Goeldner
Paul Kenneth
Albia
L. J. Goeldner
Greenfield
Town
J. G. Faber
Brooklyn
Gas Forces Woman To Sleep In Chair
A distressed account describes Mrs Glens Butler forced to stay upright due to severe stomach gas. An ad promotes Adler Ike for gas relief, claiming quick stomach comfort and elimination of old waste with emphasis on meals and sleep.
Death of Moravia Resident Tom Commons at 93
Tom Commons longtime Moravia resident died recently at Aurora Missouri at age ninety three. Born in 1833 he came to Iowa with parents in 1837, served in the 3rd Town Cavalry in the Civil War, later fought Indians and buffalo hunters in Kansas and Texas. He married Julia Davis, who survives, and was uncle to Austin Jay and his wife of this place. He traced Scotch Irish and Quaker roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Commons
Moravia
Aurora
Missouri
Iowa
Dubuque
North Carolina
3Rd Town Cavalry
Buffalo
Kansas
Texas
Julia Davis
Ed Davis
Austin Jay
Resolutions of Respect For Temple Family
Resolutions of respect extolling the loss of a wife and mother, sympathy extended by Class Nine of the M. E. Sunday School, with copies to be given to the family and printed in The Moravia Union. Edith Turner Eva Firkin Mildred Bishop Committee Mr and Mrs Allen Mason and sons Harold and Allen Jr visited with relatives in Fairfield. A vacation note and a banking tip conclude the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Family
M. E. Sunday School
Moravia Union
Edith Turner
Eva Firkin
Mildred Bishop
Ant
Allen Mason and Sons
Harold and
Alien Jr
Pairfield
Crane Tower Will Rise 76-Story Chicago Office Building
The Crane Company plans a 76 story office building in Chicago reaching over 1022 feet, surpassing the Eiffel Tower in height. Named Crane Tower, the project evokes the tall crane bird and the city’s rapid skyline growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Local residents cited in Moravia area notices
Lloyd Rose drives a Tudor Ford while Kenneth Hiatt visits Robert Burton. Francis Miller harrows for Theo Thompson. W A Rose and sons clean a cemetery earlier this week. Coulson family shopped in Moravia last Saturday. R E Luse visits Theo Miller home with daughters Jane and Bettie. Ernest Johnson and daughter from Blakesburg spend Sunday with J M Tucker family. Grandma Glick from Centerville stays with M E McDanel family. Hazel Callen rests with I C Callen, just back from Portland. Wesley Smith of Missouri guests at Garretson home in Moravia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Rose
Kenneth Hiatt
Robert Burton
Francis Miller
Theo Thompson
W. A. Rose and Sons
F. P. Coulson
Martha
Edith
Moravia
R. E. Luse
Iane
Bettie
Theo Miller
Ernest Johnson
Blake
Death of Catherine Temple Noted by Hall of Moravia No. 404
Hall of Moravia Rebekah Lodge No 404 Moravia Iowa records the death of Catherine Temple a faithful member and worker. The resolution expresses condolence and extends sympathy to her family while noting she will be missed as wife mother and sister. A copy of resolutions will be given to the family and printed in The Moravia Union with committee members Alta Chambers Ella Funkhouser Ruby Bivin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall of
Moravia
Rebekah Lodge No
Iowa
Catherine Temple
Moravia Union
Alta Chambers
Ella Funkhouser
Ruby Bivin
Mrs. Hoskinson Returns From Atlanta Visit
Mrs. Mary Hoskinson came home Friday after a two week stay with her sister Mrs. W. Q. Mintz in Atlanta Missouri. In Mystic Thursday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Weidman and Mrs. W. T. VanDorin attended the graduation exercises for their nephews Dallas and Deloris Charity, members of the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary ‘Hoskinson
W. Q. Mintz
Atlanta
Miss AuRea Blumenstock Visits Grinnell Sister
Miss AuRea Blumenstock was an over Sunday guest of her sister Mary Louise at Grinnell Iowa. Mrs John Horatman broke her wrist Tuesday while cranking their automobile. The injury is painful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AuRea Blumenstock
Mary Louise
Grinnell
Iowa
John Horatman
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Thomas E. Commons
Waughop Motor Co
Moravia Ball Park
Unionville
Ladies & Children
Hiattsville
Wesley Smith
Larpedo
Howard Garretson
Chet Broshar
Emil Halden
Fred Tillmont
Stella Reich
T. van Darin
J. H. Platt
A. E. Shull
J. H. McCauley
Geo. Winsler
Appanoose County
State Highway Commission
Plano
Moulton
Cincinnati
Missouri Line
Monroe County
Mystic
Wayne County
Plano Corner
The
Highway Commission
No. 6
No. 12
No. 3
Munroe
Moulton Corner
Davis County
Appanouse County
Ccr
Old Iggue
Appa
Noose County
Knoxville
Suon
Appanoose
Appisoose
Appanause
Appanoose County Good Roads Committee
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