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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1933
Page
2
Butler warns dictatorship tied to civil strife and liberty loss
In a Keokuk Republican summary, Major General Smedley D Butler questions if the public grasps that dictatorship accompanies civil strife and curtailed freedoms. He recalls Temple University's president remarking that progress may come under dictatorship, prompting concern whether ordinary citizens will awaken in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smedley D. Butler
Philadelphia
Temple University
Roosevelt Moves Toward Recognition of Soviet Russia
President Roosevelt has signaled steps that point toward recognizing Soviet Russia, a move debated by many, including Edward Hayes, national commander of the American Legion, who argues against the Roosevelt program amid the recent exchange of notes between the United States and the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Soviet
Russia
Edward Hayes
American Legion
Communists Insult Russia and US in Chariton View
Hayes sharply denounces Soviet influence arguing Russia seeks to destroy faith and government through emissaries in Iowa. He warns against recognition while praising limited trade, citing four million Americans aligned with communism and urging no cross of gold. Chariton Herald-Patriot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
Russia
United States
America
Iowa
Lucas County
Chariton Herald-Patriot
Iconium and Melrose Social Roundup Report
Local residents and families in Iconium and Melrose were seen visiting, hosting and traveling together. Notable names include Lloyd Masaman, Jay Massman, Marie and Evelyn Dicks, and the Turner, Free, Argo, Moore, and Dicks households with multiple visits and small gatherings noted through the week. A box supper at Pleasant Hill school drew strong attendance and good prices.
Moravia High School News Broadside Highlights Club, Sports, and Arts
The Moravia High School bulletin covers a tie in the fifth and sixth period typing class, a planned winter band concert with frequent rehearsals, junior and sophomore programs, a pep meeting for the Mystic games with Unionville, and the “Feast of the Red Corn” operetta by the Girls Glee Club. It also notes grade achievements, corn empire day reports, and upcoming events like Jack-O-Lantern activities and a Turner/Jack-o-Lantern feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PEF
Unionville
Mystic
MHS
Paul Bliss
Girls Glee Club
Stop Faking Soda For Gas On Stomach
A fragmented ad item promotes soda as troubling digestion and offers Adlerika for gas and sour stomach. It mentions Druggists Smith and Veach, bodily comfort and a pocket case, and lists low priced goods and auto parts. Wm Laws visited Centerville on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith & Veach
Rural School News BRUSH October 27 notes progress and studies
Velma Boshak Ewing reports ninth week completed at Brush school. Students Walter Clifford Hallien Arden Eugene Selah Mae show perfect attendance. Africa to Australia study planned. Grades 6, 7, 8 work Iowa history. Civil War and colonial topics ongoing. Reading poems reached. primaries illustrated language via Good Housekeeping cover. Spelling leader Ronald. Walter neat teeth. Hallien and Betty win Good English and Manners honors. Activities include sportsmanship, thought problems, arithmetic, music basics, and primer reading progress. A monthly program closed the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Boshak Ewing
Walter
Clifford
Hallien
Arden
Eugene
Selah Mae
Betty
Africa
Australia
South Atlantic
Asia
Iowa
Colonies
Eugen
Good Housekeeping Magazine
Ronald
William
Heath
Carl
Selah
Mee
Hobbs Merrill
Spring morn in the Valley brings farming ease
Tis spring in the Valley this morning making it nice for the farmers to shuck corn and fall plow. Mr and Mrs J W Cohagen of Hlakesburg and Roy Darby spent Sunday at the M M Darby home. Mr and Mrs BR Wilson and family spent Sunday at the Zell Wilson home. George Darby and family Henry Sytuma and daughter Katreng spent Sunday at the Henry Van Weelden home north of Albig. Curtis Goudy and family near Ottumwa spent Sunday at the parental Bargh Hoadley home. A fine program was given to a large crowd at the Foster school Friday evening. Katreng Sytuma spent Saturday night with Dorothea Darby, Herbert and Arthur Lewis of Des.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Cohagen
Hlakesburg
Roy Darby
M. M. Darby
BR. C. Wilson
Zell Wilson
George Darby
Henry Sytuma
Katreng
Henry van Weelden
Albig
Curtis Goudy
Ottumwa
Bargh Hoadley
Foster School
Katreng Sytuma
Dorothea Darby
Herbert
Arthur Lewis
Des
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Gatherings
Maines spent the weekend visiting friends and relatives here. Mrs. George Clough of Madison Wisconsin is visiting relatives. Several in the Valley attended the Brompton School program Saturday evening. Donald and Dorothea Darby attended the Sub-district Epworth League meeting in Cincinnati last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Sincox called on H. D. Darby Sunday afternoon. Henry Sytama and Katrona spent Sunday at Zell Wilson's home. Mrs. Henry Mancer has gone to Al gia to live for the winter months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Masaman
Helen
Jay Masamah
Swift
Earl Swift
Melrose
Misa Marie
Jay Massman
Will Free
al Tke Turner
John Medland
Troxton Dicks
Clyde Dicks
Lloyd Turner
James Turner
Ike Turner
Harry Brown
Leroy
Merla Dicks
Lovie Priebe
Albia
Maines
George Clough
Madison
Wisconsin
Brompton School
Donald
Dorothea Darby
Epworth League
Cincinnati
Grant Sincox
H. D. Darby
Henry Sytama
Katrona
Zell Wilson
Henry Mancer
Hiattsville Notes Highlight Local Visits and Bereavements
Hiattsville reports Goldie Hiatt visiting Centerville and numerous locals visiting relatives and hospitals. Clyde Hiatt funeral draws many mourners. death of Mrs. John Selby, formerly Maggie Hiatt, brings community sorrow as services are held at Moravia.
Sunday Socials and Visits Around Garden Grove
Edward Robinson and family visited Hill Wilson. Helen McCrory came last week with Eva Boardman. Carl Nicholson, Russell McGuire and their families dined at Maurice Lillard’s in Garden Grove Sunday. Residents attended a Foster program Friday evening. Lawrence and Leonard Johnson visited Herman Johnson recently. Lloyd Johnson hauled cattle to Otumwa for W. F. Boardman. A C Stafford of Des Moines and Harris Stafford of Indianola spent Saturday night and Sunday at O S Miller’s. Carl Bivin stayed Friday and Saturday with Clifton Boardman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Robinson
Hill Wilson
Helen McCrory
Eva Boardman
Mra
Carl Nicholson
Russell McGuire
Garden Grove
Maurice Lillard
Foster
Lawrence
Leonard Johnson
Herman Johnson
Lloyd Johnson
Otumwa
W. F. Boardman
A. C. Stafford
Des Moines
Harris Stafford
Sunday Socials and a Funeral in Albia Area
Curg McCoy and family visited Blakenburg while Davie Chedister called on Mike Bo kras recently. Mrs John Sclg by passed away at home Sunday morning, drawing a large crowd. A program was held Saturday at Brompton schoolhouse with Herman Johnson and family among attendees. Other locals listed attended the Franklin program Monday including E F Boardman and Clelia Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curg McCoy
Blakenburg
Davie Chedister
Mike Bokras
Homer Newburn
Milo Selby
M. E. Boardman
Eva
Clifton
Vera Selman
Helen McCrory
L. PB. McCoy
Albia
John Sclgby
Brompton
Herman Johnson
E. F. Boardman
Wilma
Max McCoy
Clelia Anderson
Franklin
Pleasant Hill Social News Recaps Family Visits
Pleasant Hill notes list Mr. and Mrs. George Hammond and Velma Jean at the Jack Murphy home Sunday, Opal Fenton visiting Udell, J. E. Dicks stopping at Sherman Pepper, Emma Wood and Monty Arthian from Moravia visiting El bert Moore, and a school program with box supper clearing over nine dollars. Crystal and Virginia Callen joined Mildred Moore for the program, while Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown and Le Roy visited Merle Dicks Sunday. Dale Fenton spent Saturday after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal
Virginian Callen
Elbart
George Hammond
Velma Jean
Jack Murphy
Opal Fenton
Udell
J. E. Dicks
Sherman Pepper
Emma Wood
Monty Arthian
Moravia
Elbert Moore
Truia Tarbell
Virginia Callen
Mildred Moore
Harry Brown
le~ Roy
Merle Dicks
Dale Fenton
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Pam
BAYER
N.R.A
N. BR
Ward
Towa
Iconium
Fletchert
Muniori— Es
Maxine Tisue
Eloise Kaster
Vera Morris
Wilda Higtt
Madge DuVall
Agnes Stansberry
Mary Ellen Nowlen
Anna Cullen
Margaret Coltrain
Ormen
Whicker
Bernadine Bishop
Phyllis Hiatt
Mary Margaret Horstman
Dorothy May McCrory
Rose Mary Main
Fairy Morris
Dorothy Knowles
Jean K. Broshur
Eugene Wilcox
Verigene Closter
Myalle
Mysticites
Centerville
Mihs
Trullowe'en
Tim
Tom
Caris
Steve
Ford
Wm. Laws
Rural School News
Kinser Valley
Hiattsville
Goldie Hiatt
Wesley Ladies Aid
Maggie Callen
Lute Hiatt
Margaret
Rubye
Francea Burton
Bert Meadowa
E.F. Tucker
J. F. Chambers
Theo Miller
Callen
Misseq Lillie
Sylvia Callen
Will Callen
Fconium
Frances
R. Miller
Glao
J. ©. Young
Emma Young
Young
Clyde Hiatt
John Selby
Enat
Selby
Maggie Hiatt
Turner & Son Funeral
Max Factor
McKesson
Burn Monage CO
COAL
Max Pactor
Mollywood
Pleasant Hill
Ronald Coleman In
of the Forest
Raymond Skinner
Mia
Mayme
Deliah
Arlene Fenton
Vera Moora
Tom Masaman
Lloyd Maosaman
Dolph Tarbell
Milly Chadwick
Swift & Company
Thea
Toni
Setall
Swift Distributing Organization
Farmore
Fine Foods World
Chicago
Pais
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