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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1927

Page

2

Hiattstown Community Tidbits and Visits

Dwight Powell travels north to find corn husking work while locals share weekend visits. Barret Coffin hosts Lowell Van Doyin, plus Lois Davis with Edith Powell. J. T. Hiatt family Spent Sunday at Eli Hiatt home. Lulu Burton visited Moravia. Church cleaning occurred last Thursday. Neff pair, F. W. Neff home, Sunday. Burke and Vivien Wilson called on R C Wilson Monday. Opal Callen named teacher for Wesley Young Peoples class. W H Callen reelected for adult class. Paul Coffin stayed with Barret Coffin over weekend. Mr and Mrs W H Callen visited Ira Callen home Saturday.

Dwight Powell Lowell van Doyin Barret Coffin Lois Davis Edith Powell J. T. Hiatt Eli Hiatt Lulu Burton Moravia Mra J. C. Neff F. W. Neff Burke Vivien Wilson R C. Wilson Opal Callen Young Peoples Wesley W.H. Callen Paul Coffin W. H. Callen Ira Callen

Community notes reflect family visits and illness

Mrs. Orville Burton and children recently stayed at the parental F W Neff home while Mr and Mrs J F Chambers visited Centerville with daughter Mildred amid tonsillitis. The community mourns Emmett R Miller and offers sympathy. Opal Callen hosted her Sunday School class with about eighteen youths enjoying pumpkin pie and other treats. Ruth Scott spent the past week with Ernest Johnson in Blakesburg.

Orville Burton F. W. Neff J. F. Chambers Centerville Mildred Emmett R. Miller Opal Callen Ruth Scott Ernest Johnson Blakesburg

Pleasant Hill Socials Report Dense Local Visits

Florine Tarbell spent Thursday night with Beulah Dicks. Mrs. Jim Shehan visited her daughter, Mrs. Merle Dicks, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Clark and children hosted Sunday after Sunday School guests at the Dennie Fenton and Earle Swift homes. Various neighbors including the Dicks, Beaty, Massman, Moore, Chadwick, and Fenton families joined in visits and a birthday dinner at Clara Massman’s. Wayne Clark of Moravia stopped by Lloyd Clark’s.

Florine Tarbell Beulah Dicks Jim Shehan Merle Dicks Lloyd Clark H. Priebe Ed. Miller Eiza Dennie Fenton Harry Bressler Elbert Moore J. E. Dicks Leo Beaty Ian Earle Swift Ned Argo John McAninch Viola Clark Baby Dwight R. W. Chadwick Tom Massman Jay Massman Lea Massman Johnnie Messman Mildred Argo S Cap Dicks Wayne Clark Moravia Dorothy Murphy

Sincox funeral and visiting relatives noted in local scene

Four percent Hazel College s and family members attended the funeral of Edwin Charles Sincox Thursday. Richard Wilson and family visited Zell Wilson's home while various Sincox relatives gathered with Cy Jones and at the Grant Sincox home. Others including O A Van Dorin and the E G Sincox group spent Sunday with local families.

EB. C. Caster Jacob Caster Geo. Darby Hugh Lewis Harley Smith Edwin Charles Sincox Richard Wilson Zell Wilson EB. E. Sincox Sherrard E. E. Mayne Galena Harry Sincox Tama Ja Frank Sincox Albia Grant Sincox O. A. van Dorin Willie van Dorin E.G. Sincox Cy Jones Katrina Sytema Vera Lewis Lloyd Fletcher Johnson Brothers Harold Davis E. G. Sincox Carl Cloy

Alderika Named to Ease Digestive Woes and Bloating

A testimonial claims Alderika relieves gas and constipation, improves appetite and sleep, and helps both upper and lower bowels clean out old waste. The ad touts one spoonful simplifying digestion and comfort.

Maple Grove Social News Roundup

Maple Grove residents share visits and gatherings reporting visits to the Broshar and Callen households. Opal Johnson stayed with Marjory Scott in Maine Station. Jean Broshar visited her grandmother. Neighbors note illnesses and social events with a masqu erade party and a mothers and friends gathering.

Sunday Social Notes From Foster Area

Foster and Wilson families visited Lazell Wilson home on Sunday. Afternoon guests included Herman Johnson, John Chase and Mrs Chase. Katrina Sytsma visited Dorthea Darby, Eva Lewis called in, M M Darby and family shopped in Albia, J T Taylor and sons were in Moravia. Farmers attended a corn sale at Hickentopper place where Nixon of Selection bought the corn. Arthur Lewis spent Sunday afternoon with Howard Johnson.

R. C. Wilson Lazell Wilson Herman Johnson John Chase Chase Katrina Sytsma Dorthea Darby Eva Lewis M. M. Darby Albia J. T. Taylor and Sons Morlavia Joy Riders E. C. Caster Hugh Lewis Alex Foster Moravia Hickentopper Place Mr. Nixon Arthur Lewis Howard Johnson

Scattersburg Community Notes Highlight Local Visits

Fred Celtrain sawed wood Saturday. Q Taylor and T Lockman and wives visited J W Lockman. Mrs Bet Adams spent Sunday at Mart Gilland's. T A Robb and family were Union visitors. Lowell Harris and wife visited George McCumber. Carl Tomlin helped E A West with farm work. Mrs M Gilland is on the sick list. Rev C J Fix filled his appointment. Temperance program after Sunday School was enjoyed and all grades received special cards. The world travels several thousand miles an hour, and every speeder thinks he is appointed a committee of one to keep up with it.

Fred Celtrain Q. Taylor T. Lockman J. W. Lockman Bet Adams Mart Gilland T. A. Robb Lowell Harris George McCumber Carl Tomlin E. A. West Mra. M. Gilland C. J. Fix

Protect Your Flock With Flu-Koff Emulsion and Vapo Spray

Mrs Lulu Young of Rushville Missouri reports dramatic relief for her flock from Flu-Koff Emulsion and Vapo Spray. She notes losses dropped from fifteen to twenty birds per month to nearly none since July and urges others to act quickly to prevent respiratory issues.

Lulu Young Rushville Lee

Banquet for Husbands by Foreign Missionary Auxiliary

The Foreign Missionary Auxiliary hosted a husbands banquet on Tuesday evening October 25 in the gymnasium. Toastmaster Melvin H. Goeldner led the program with guests honored as honorary members.

Musical Programs and Readings Featured at Local Event

Piano solo numbers performed by Mrs Cody Luse and Mrs Van Dorin and Mrs Burton. A trio including Mrs Reich, Mrs Luse, and Mrs Mason. Readings Life of Mary Rud by Rev C J Fix and music by Gladys Reich and Mary Louise Blumenstork. Honorary member Mrs O J Fix. My Jesus I Love Thee and Home Sweet Home sung with Benediction. Nickel Soliloquy humor piece concludes program.

Cody Luse van Dorin Burton Herschel Reich Allen Mason Mary Rud C. J. Fix Gladys Reich Mary Louise Blumenstork 0. J. Fix Jesus Home Sweet Home Benediction

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