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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1929
Page
4
Dale Lehreiner and Laverne Lewin of Hes Holley University attended a weekend gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. H. at their home. The fragment notes a social occasion with these individuals as the main participants.
Nellie Herman visits Ottumwa while Mrs. Miller calls on Centerville business. Residents mention letters earned by local basketball players and several weekend visits. Decorations held at Baptist Church with a flower drive and a school program featuring an operetta and Maypole dance. Audra Moore graduates nurse training in Ottumwa hospital and returns home to celebrate.
ICONIUM Mrs Lew Funkhouser visited Miss Jane Murphy Sunday afternoon. Jim and Eugene Argo visited their mother in Oskaldosa Sunday. Mr and Mrs Will Kelsey spent Sunday at the Bert Nash home. Mrs Harry Bressler was an afternoon caller Sunday at the Chas Argo home. Mrs Dora Hellyer visited last week afternoon with Mr and Mrs Fred Hellyer. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Beaty and daughter spent Sunday at the parental Brown home. Mr and Mrs John McAninch and
Mr. David J. Herrick of 635 Parker street Waterloo, age 78, reports rapid improvement after using Konjola for a severe rheumatism and neuritis. He says four battles provided nearly unbelievable relief and notes no further symptoms. The medication is sold in Moravia at Smith Drug Store and by major druggists regionally.
Wednesday evening visits at the Leo Beaty home. Sunday gatherings with Lou and family. Tuesday callers at Harold Huff home. Centerville guests with Mia. Bert Rinehart and family. Ned Argo and children visited Mrs. Frank Argo in Oskaloosa hospital. Thursday note: Mrs. Argo shows no improvement. Howard Funkhouser returns from three months military training in Georgia.
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