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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1929
Page
5
Local residents and visitors are listed with Sunday and Friday calls to homes in Udell Corydon Moravia and Centerville. Names include Gordon Miller Gibbs Tadlock Hart Cross Weatherly Cayler Paris Wood Coltrain and several family groups with weekend visits and business calls.
ENON Sunday visitors at the J L Jones home were Mr and Mrs Bayard Neff and son, Mr and Mrs J L Lockman and family, Mr and Mrs B L Faber and family. Wendell Roberts spent Sunday with Rudolph Pence, Mr and Mrs J L Jones were trading in Moravia Monday. Mr and Mrs John Selby, Bernice and Hiatt were shopping in Moravia Saturday afternoon. Mrs Leta McCoy visited a few days last week at the I J Smith R S Faber was a business caller in Albis Monday afternoon. Keith Roberta is plowing a few days this week for R S Faber. Several neighbors from this vicinty were attending the horse gale in Moravia Monday.
Unionville notes list visits by Mr and Mrs A Harshfield and son to Mrs Sarah Arnold and others, illnesses including R Carrick with typhoid, Mrs Matthew Moore's hospitalization, and nursing care for Mrs Sunbeam Strunk in Fairfield. Attending meetings, church events, and a large Sunday dinner are recorded alongside travel to Bloomfield Moraine Centerville Ottumwa and Des Moines for games, sales, and funerals.
Marie Sytsma spent a few days with her brother Andrew Sytama at Albis. George Darby and family visited the Grant Lincox home on Sunday. Leo Clifford and Clarence Caster spent Sunday afternoon with Francis Johnson. Fay King returned to school work after visiting her parents. Katrena Sytsma visited Robert Jennings on Thursday and Friday. Caster was a shopper in Moravia Friday. Henry Sytema and daughter Katrena spent Sunday at Andrew Sytama’s home at Albis. Zell Wilson and family with E. G. also noted.
Mrs. Catherine Kramer of Dubuque reports five years of indigestion ending after two weeks of Konjola. She credits improved appetite and digestion, noting heavy foods now digest with ease. The remedy is sold at Smith Drug Store in Moravia and by druggists in the region.
Sincox and family and Mrs Grant Sincox were shoppers in Moravia Saturday.
Clell Davis and family visited O G Davis home on Sunday. Vivian Wilson and Fern Wrights visited Mt Pleasant with friends. Luse spent Sunday with Burke Wilson. Dutch DuVall and family helped Rose Mary Main celebrate her birthday. Community members attended Roy DuVall horse sale Monday afternoon. R C Wilson family spent Sunday with Eph Wilson. Mrs O G Davis and Arthur helped Harold Davis move Saturday. Roy DuVall visited Dutch DuVall Thursday night and Friday. Carl Cloyd and wife called on EpheHson home Monday.
Community members in Iconium and nearby areas gather for a quilting day with Mrs Will Kelsey and others while report notes two new baby boys born to Al Derby and Truxton Dicks families. Various relatives visit, children attend school events, and Clover Leaf Club meets under weather constraints.
The next meeting date is proposed for November 13 with Mrs J E Dicks presiding. Several social visits are noted as Mrs Ned Argo and children spent Tuesday with Mrs Leo Beaty and family, and Mr and Mrs Weneil Coulson with daughter Charline visited with Mr and Mrs Orval Callen. Mrs Dora Hellyer of Ottumwa visited part of last week with her daughter Mrs Chas Tarbell and socially with friends in Iconium. Mrs Frank Argo is reported unwell again. Andy Brown spent Thursday forenoon with Fred Hellyer, who remains quite poorly.
Dack Murphy called at the Geo Hammond home Tuesday morning. Elbert Moore visited Howard Fenton on Wednesday. Mia, Deliah Fenton and Dale spent Thursday with Ella Blue. Miss Thompson and pupils held a box supper and program Friday night at Pleasant Hill school. Local visitors included Vera Moore and sisters. Various Saturday and Sunday visits noted among family and neighbors. Will grind a bushel of bread corn free for anyone any Saturday this month.
George Darby and family visited with H. D. Darby while John Selby and wife spent Sunday with them. Alex Johnson worked at a Moravia shop. Zell Wilson helped build a garage for Andy Hiatt. Roy DuVall attended a horse sale in Moravia on Monday. Roy Darby visited Harley Smith on Saturday afternoon. Zell Wilson and family shopped in Moravia. Hang out Old Glory Nav. 11.
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