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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1932
Page
2
Moravia Iowa weekly newspaper notice lists Thursdays publication, W T Smith as publisher, and subscription rates of 1.60 per year in advance with six and three month options and single copy policy. The paper is entered at Moravia post office as second class mail under 1879 act.
Hiatisville notes nurse Miss Goldie Hiatt of St. Joseph Hospital Centerville spent a few hours with home folks last Sunday. Miss Bethel Coulson came home Friday from a brief visit with her sister Mia, Flora Phillips, and Miss Eirene Phillips at Lincoln Nebraska.
Miss Lulu Burton spents weekend at the Donovan home while relatives and friends visited in Unionville area. Numerous Rose and Hiatt family members hosted and traveled to see kin in Rockford Denver New Hope and W A Rose households. Edith Borhak taught a box supper program at New Hope and Halloween party nights at the Donovan home drew lively remarks about entertainment and fun.
Lulu RB Tillmont reports a busy rural school month ending with vacation for Teachers Institute in Albia. Students earned gold stars for perfect attendance and spelling, read The Bolonius First Reader, and enjoyed writing periods, new games, and art projects. Sixth and seventh graders monitor washing, and the program is planned for next month likely Navy 22.
Omega residents note Mrs Fred Coltrain is progressing well after hospital surgery in Centerville. Community members visit and family Sunday gatherings are mentioned, including the Rollie Carter family Bert Kirk McCumber and Stocker families among others.
Unionville residents recount a ladies Aid gathering at Mr. and Mrs. F A Milley in Centerville with a noon cooperative lunch and social afternoon. Guests included J Q More, Mattie Johnson, Kate Winans, Dar lene Underwood, Estella Lyons, and many others. A cabbage growth at Mike Dammer’s garden tops local chatter. Temperance program at M E church close the day.
Hazel College Henry Sytsund and family attended the funeral of A. J. Argo Thursday. E. C. Caster and wife were callers in Moravia Saturday morning. Laurence and Francia Johnson and Clifford, Leo, and Clarence Caster attended the program at Foster Wednesday evening. E. G. Lincox and family of Batavia spent the weekend at the parental Grant Lincox home, Katrena Sytama spent several days in Albia with her brother, Andrew Sytama.
Water with meals helps stomach juices and aids digestion. If bloated with gas, take a spoonful of Adlerika. One dose cleans out poisons and washes both upper and lower bowels. Smith Veach, Druggists.
Eph Wilson and family spent Sunday at the Henry Sytsma home. Ed Johnson and family visited the Herman Johnson home at Brompton. Herman Johnson was a caller at the Grant Lincox home Thursday. Zell Wilson and family were shoppers in Moravia Saturday. Geo Darby shopped in Albis Saturday. Willie Van Dorin and family spent Saturday evening at the Anderson home in Albio.
Franklin Mra Marie Dodge and children visited at the Everett Stansberry home Friday. John Moffatt and daughter Edna called in Albia Friday afternoon. John Irvin of Moravia delivered hogs to Ottumwa Friday and Saturday for John Moffatt. The community mourns the death of Jack Argo and extends sympathy. Various visits occurred at Vern Turner, Wea Scott, Coy Swift, and the Repp homes. Some farmers here began gathering corn.
Scattersburg residents report W T Irelan and Raymond Lockman sawing wood Monday. Mrs Fred Coltrain was taken to Centerville hospital Wednesday morning and is reported as improving. Curtis Tomlin visited W Tomlin Sunday afternoon and night. A baby boy was born at the Milton Stocker home. Young folks attended the Hard Times party at W Harpers Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Carl Tomlin and Lillian spent Sunday at the Foster parental home.
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