Local club meets for sewing and social visits
The Willing Workers club gathered with Mrs. Clara Brown on October 26 for sewing, quilting, embroidering towels, and hulling beans. The next meeting is planned with Mrs. Floy Dorby on November 6. Various residents and visitors from Albia Centerville Des Moines and nearby townships stopped by homes and fought community connections with calls and visits throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Willing Workers Club
Clara Brown
Floy. Dorby
Fred Argo
John Moffatt
Calers
E. F
Staneberry
Edna Moffatt
Catherine Lamar
Neal Lamar
E, F, Stansberry
Local Socials Stitch Weekend with Visits and Events
Omega Mr and Mrs Ray Lockman and daughter Phyllis visited near Moravia Sunday. Neighbors held a weiner roast at Gomer Stocker home. Hallowe en party at Bill Gillmer s reported a fine time. Death of Mrs John Selby mourned by husband and children. Rev Frank Smith to preach at Fairview Sunday. Sunday School at 11. Daphen Stacker visited with Mia Miley Lockman and attended box supper at Fairview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Lockman
Phyllis
Moravia
Ross Clark
Fred Moss
Lawrence Ward
Gomer Stocker
Mra
Allen Proctor
Geraldine
Near
Ash Grove
Price Gibson
Walter Gideon
Hallowe'en
Bill Gillmer
John Selby
Gomer Stacker
H. 5
McCumber
Frank Smith
Fairview
Daphen Stacker
Mia
Miley, Lockman
Ladies Aid Meeting and Community Notes
Hilton Ladies Aid met at Elbert McGinnis home with 42 members and 6 children. Mrs. Alfred Sutton rushed to Ottumwa for grandson’s two year old surgery. Floyd and Jack Shaw move to Wyoming for railroad work. Roy Ellison visitors in Moravia to a sick grandfather. Mrs. Margaret Clark of Canada visiting Miss Jane Hilton. Suttons and Floyd Cox visit Ottumwa. boy recovering well. Ruby Tigue of Moravia visiting Sutton family. Violet and Emma Sutton with Lawrence Johnson at Brompton for Halloween. Farm Bureau to meet Friday. Rov. Laraliton, once preacher here, spoke last Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert McGinnis
Alfred Sutton
Ottumwa
Ottumwa Hospital
Floyd
Jack Shaw
Wyoming
Shaw
Roy Ellison
Moravia
Margaret Clark
Larailton
Weatherly family hosts and visiting neighbors at Corning
Mr and Mrs Dwight Weatherly and family of Corning hosted Sunday guests at the parental M L Weatherly home. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Fred Gordon and daughter from Udell, and others from Bloomfield Moravia and Udell. Church services and baptisms were noted, with recovery from illness of M L Weatherly.
Tuesday Evening Socials and Local Work Updates
Tuesday evening visitors gathered at the Jas Wood home with Mr and Mrs Frederick Koehler and family and Mrs Lulu Stocker. Fred Hammond finished painting Mrs R C Hart's house. Norman Hanes assisted his uncle with wood sawing. Miss Inez Miller, Blakesburg teacher, spent the weekend with relatives. Mr and Mrs Herbert Sampel and daughter Janette visited Mrs Sarah Hanes. W G Miller suffers an infected hand and is at St Joseph hospital in Centerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas, Wood
Frederick Koehler
Lulu Stocker
F. E. Boyer
Fred Hammond
Moravia
R. C. Hart
Norman Hanes
Unionville
Jas
Inez Miller
Blakesburg
Local visits span several Iowa towns this week
Fuller and Mrs James Long visited relatives near Hayesville on Tuesday. John Ullem and Bes aia Donovan called at Everett Mossey home in Ottumwa on Tuesday. J E Smith and Pearl Eugene visited relatives in Albia Saturday afternoon. John Ullera and Will Hicks with Reggie Donovan called at Walter Kinnaman home near Oskaloosa on Sunday. Cecil Parcel and family called at Jesa Smith home Sunday evening. Jessy Smith and Pearl Eugene visited John Ulleran home Monday evening. Tillmant called at Jegan Smith home Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ullem
Besaia Donovan
Everett Mossey
Ottumwa
J. E. Smith
Pearl Eugene
Albia
John Ullera
Will Hicks
Reggie Donovan
Walter Kinnaman
Oskaloosa
Cecil, Parcel
Jesa Smith
Mra
Jessy Smith
John Ulleran
Mrs. Tillmant
Jegan Smith
Fish hibernates buried in mud for months
A Zoological Survey of India representative near Calcutta reports a saltwater hibernating fish buried six feet deep in mud. The elongated goby like creature lies dormant in creeks during dry periods, breathing through a single pore, and resumes activity when rewatered. This is the first recorded saltwater hibernating ash fish variant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoological Survey of India
Uttarbagh
Calcutta
Germs as helpful agents in many everyday processes
A writer in Tit-Hts Magazine argues germs aid bread flavor via yeast, cheese aromas, meat tenderness, tobacco aging, peat and coal formation, and leather making. Germ cultures are used by companies to purify sewage, fertilize soil, and nourish plants. Medical Greek, or hospital Greek, arose in London during the 19th century for teaching pronunciation, but its transposed word pairs are easily misread and limited.
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Saya
Tit-Hts
Mpetr Trust
Gower Street
London Aniversity
Cork Oaks Long Producers in The Cork Industry
The cork oak forms vast forests in Portugal Spain and North Africa. A tree must be about twenty years old before first virgin cork is produced with notable commercial value. The next harvest is not ready for nearly a decade but also provides diminishing value.
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Portugal
Spain
North
Africa
Jefferson on Peace Morality and Europe Reform
Fragmentary quotation places Jefferson discussing peace moralization and reforming Europe. The text suggests a debate on applying equal rights principles and national respect, but the garbled wording makes the broader claim unclear.
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Thomas Jefferson
Wwe
Europe
Betty and Her Barn in Onthemap's Rising Ambition
Betty Wycliff sells the old barn near Onthemap’s rail approach to finance a tea room and dance lessons. A department store owner, a butcher, and a baker buy wall space for ads painted by a traveling artist, turning the barn into a canvas for crowds of well dressed shoppers. Betty fancies artist Martin Wells and hopes his fame will bring prosperity to her village life.
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Wen
Wycliff
Betty Wycliff
Betty
High Street
Andy
Onthemap
King Wycliff
Walla
Halong
Martin Wells
Community Activities and Funeral Notices
COULSON the funeral of Chas McKern at Main Station Sunday. Miss Sylvia Callen entertained her Sunday School class and invited guests at her home Wednesday night. The evening included music, games, and refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cline visited the Faye Cline family near Exline Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J R Callen and family attended a Halloween party at the Farmer schoolhouse Friday. Edrie Callen returned home for the weekend. Misa Eather Simmons stayed Thursday night with Miss Neva Mericle. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Carlson visited the Curtis Burton home Sunday. Mrs. Frank O’Conner, Marjorie, and Kenneth called in Darby Thursday. The J R Callens attended Irvin Shaffer’s funeral in Centerville Thursday. A masquerade party for the school patrons was held at the schoolhouse Thursday night with prizes and a program by Mises Campbell and pupils. Refreshments of sandwiches, pie and coffee were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, McKern
Main Station
Sylvia Callen
Jim Cline
Faye Cline
Exline
J. R. Callen
Farmer Schoolhouse
Edrie Callen
Misa Eather Simmons
Neva Mericle
Alfred Carlson
Curtis Burton
Mra
Frank O'Conner
Marjorie
Kenneth
Darby
Irvin Shaffer
Centerville
Herbert McDanel
Mises Campbell
Scattersburg Social Roundup Sees Local Visitors
Mr and Mrs Wi T Ivelan were callers at Elwin Stocker's Sunday evening J J Lockman visited relatives Tuesday Wm Tomlin visited Ray Tomlin home Tuesday Mr and Mrs Fred Coltrain and daughters were Ottumwa callers Monday afternoon J J Taylor and Yula visited W T Irelan Tuesday Several from here attended the party at the Smith Gutier home Saturday night Mr and Mrs W Tomlin Curtin and Marie visited Leo Taylor home Ray Coltrain called at Adama home Sunday W T Irelan and family were guests at Lige Albersons Sunday Carl Tomlin visited the Foster home Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wi T. Ivelan
Elwin Stocker
J. J. Lockman
Wm. Tomlin
Ray Tomlin
Fred Coltrain
Ottumwa
J. J. Taylor
Yula
W. T. Irelan
Smith-Gutuer
W. Tomlin
Curtin
Marie
Leo Taylor
Ray Coltrain
Quiller Adama
Lige Alberson
Tomiin
Community Notes and Local Deaths in Urbana
Edward Robinson and family were dinner guests at the Billy Wilson home. Mrs. Jim Smith called on Mrs. Warner Shaw. Maurice Lillard and wife entertained relatives at dinner Sunday. Leo Stafford of Ottumwa visited his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Miller, over the weekend. Thomas Selman of Blakesburg spent Sunday with Woodrow Carey. Several attended the Brompton School program and social Saturday evening. Mina Warner called on her son Clyde Warner and family. Ralph Tubaugh and family were Sunday guests at Albert Tubaugh’s. Edna Smith, visiting Blakesburg, spent the weekend with her parents. Mrs. Maurice Boardman and Eva, Vera Selman and Helen McCrory of Moravia visited near Munterville with Mrs. Lew McCoy. The community mourns the death of Mrs. John Selby, a longtime resident and good neighbor, with sympathy to the family. Miss Florence Fisher spent a night with the Ramsey sta ters near Blakesburg. Miss Florence Fisher’s visit coincides with the community’s grief for Mrs. Selby. Lowell Van Dorin and Keith Roberta spent Sunday with home folks. Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Van Dorin, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hindman and Jackie, and Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Van Dorin and sons were Sunday visitors at R. S. Faber’s. Afternoon callers were Carl Bettis and family and Fred Van Dorin and family. Ernest McKay cut his hand Sunday morning. Mrs. Bayard Neff and Bernard are visiting this week with Mrs. 3, L. Jones. Mrs. Howard Funhauser and family are in from Chicago for her mother’s funeral.
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Edward Robinson
Billy Wilson
Jim Smith
Warner Shaw
Maurice Lillard
Leo Stafford
Ottumwa
Miller
Thomas Selman
Blakesburg
Woodrow Carey
Brompton Schopl
Mina Warner
Clyde
John Selby
Florence Fisher
Ramsey Staters
Lowell van Dorin
Keith Roberta
A. O. van Dorin
Russell Hindman
Jackie
J. T. van Dorin
R. S. Faber’s
Carl Bettis
Fred van Dorin
Ernest McKay
Final Report Notice in Winsler Produce Case
In the District Court of Appanoose County Iowa the final report of Henry Dukes Substitute Assignee in the R W Winsler Produce Company matter is filed. A hearing is set for November 6 1933 at Center Ville Court House. creditors and interested persons must appear or file objections. upon approval the assignment is discharged bonds exonerated and sureties released. Elgin Simmons Attorneys act for Henry Dukes with notice dated Oct 26 to Nov 2.
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District Court of
Lown
Appanoors County
R. W. Winsler Produce Company
Flenry Dukes
R. W. Winsler Produce ‘Company
District Court
Apzanoose County
Iowa
Henry Dukes
Centerville
Appanoose County
Lews
A. D
Elgin & Simmons
Local visits and farming notes in Centerville area
Mr and Mrs Ivan Gibbs and child visited the Hiatt home Sunday. Conor Sanders and others made Centerville business calls Saturday.Mary Fowler Edith Glasgow and Mary Lou traded in Unionville Wednesday. Dick Wilson threshed ninety nine bushels of soy for Donar Sanders last week but wet weather halted work. Bonnie Lee Rumley visited grandparents Ed and Rumley Saturday into Sunday. J J Stevens and Emma Ray visited Roy Sharp Friday. Calvin Rumley had to miss a few chores due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Gibbs
Little Gon
Tom Hiatt
Conor Sanders
Narsine
Donald
Centerville
Mary Fowler
Edith Glasgow
Mary Lou
Unionville
Dick Wilson
Donar Sanders
Bonnie Lee Rumley
Ed, Rumley
J.J. Stevens
Emma Ray
Roy Sharp
Calvin Rumiey
Local Visits and Social Calls Across Towns
Last week included short school days due to illness. Mrs. Mary Fowler visited Bayard Criddlehaugh at his home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hiatt visited their daughter near Centerville. The Runileys Calvin Laverne Anima Ray, and others made Unionville calls Saturday evening, with other visits to Rey and Mrs. Smith. Bayard Criddlehaugh traded in Hiattsville Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fowler
Bayard Criddlchaugh
Tom Hiatt
Tvan Gibbs
Natal
Centerville
Harry Runiley
Calvin
Laverne
Anima Ray
Unionville
Rey
Smith
Earl Foster
Carl
Hiattsville
Harry Rumley
Iffroy
Bayard Criddlehaugh
Safe and reliable liquid laxatives advised
The article promotes measured doses and controlled action of liquid laxatives. It endorses syrup pepsin and Dr Guldwell's Syrup Pepsin as safe options for adults and children, noting dependance is avoided and that senna is the laxative base. It urges asking a druggist for Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsia and mentions the National Board of Arthritis (N.B.A) as a member.
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Guldwell
Caldwell
N. B.A
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