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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1935

Page

5

Kinser Valley Social Notes Report Weekend Visits and School Event

Kinser Valley residents report a weekend of family visits and community activity. Darby and Davis families hosted and joined meals. Berns and Johnsons interacted with Hazel College while students and teachers attended the school program. Cattle and lamb shipments from the area continued, with livestock moved on Tuesday and Wednesday. There were also notes of illnesses, a swept fall school break, and a Halloween gathering at the Locklatham home.

Local Social Notes Include Visits and Gatherings

Hazel College alum Dorothea Darby helped at the Grant Lincox home Thursday morning. Sunday gatherings featured Billy Carter, Francis and Kenneth Johnson with the Carter boys. Zell Wilson shopped in Mortavia Saturday, and Mrs Ed Johnson with Francis shopped in Albin. Sunday visits at Rollie Carter home included Keith Bair Evelyn and Helen Carter. Mrs Leda Sincox and Clair were at the Grant Sincox home Thursday. Wednesday wore spent with sister Mrs Leda Sincox.

Grandma Darby J. N. Davis Zell Wilson BE. F. Wilson Roy Darby Mr. Forgy Albia Alec Johnson Eric Foater Frige Dorothea Darby Grant Lincox Billy Carter Francis Kenneth Johnson Carter Mortavia Ed Johnson Albin Keith Bair Evelyn Helen Carter Rollie Carter Leda Sincox Clair Grant Sincox Kenneth Free Mre Leda Sincox

Halloween Party Gathered Moravia Neighborhood

White Dove Theo Thompson was a Moravia caller Saturday Virginia and Ruth Gibbona spent the week-end at home The neighborhood enjoyed a hal lowe'en party at Fred Callens Those present were Mr and Mrs R E Cummins Mr and Mrs Lana Shull and Basil and Imogene Mr and Mrs W C DuVall and Virginia Ruth Reymond and Glen Mr and Mrs Elmer Arnold Mr and Mrs Ben Blumer and Don Jim McCamber Everett Morris Jimmy Hilton Blanche Graham Games were played and refreshments of pie and coffees were served

Theo Thompson Virginia Ruth Gibbona Fred Callens R. E. Cummins Lana Shull Basil Imogene W.C. DuVall Virginia Ruth Reymond Glen Elmer Arnold Ben Blumer Don Jim McCamber Everett Morris Jimmy Hilton Blanche Graham

Local social notes recount visits and familiar stays

Velma and Trenton Giscfelder spent weekend at John Whicker's. Vera Kaster with Mary Boyer. Earl Boyer party with Ira Boyer. Virginia Broshar at Sim Kasters. Bell Whicker with Maxine Kaster. Vernon Kaster at Charles Broshar. Bill Whicker with Velma Gladfelder. Merling Clark and Jim Kaaters mentioned in passing.

Velma Trenton Giscfelder John Whicker Vera Kaster Mary Boyer Earl Boyer Ira Boyers Virginia Broshar Sim Kasters Bell Whicker Maxine Kaster Vernon Kaster Charles Broshars Bill Whicker Velma Gladfelder Merling Clark Jim Kaaters

Enon Helping Hand Club Meeting Report

Enon Helping Hand club met with Mr and Mrs Guy Roberts last Thursday with 17 present. Ladies sewed quilts while men cleared a ditch. rain prevented some from attending. Friday visitors Lowell Van Dorin and Arthur Shaw in LeRoy Iowa. Saturday R Faber and family visited Kenneth Free. Club to meet Mr and Mrs Walter Gideon Thursday if roads clear. Mr and Mrs I J Smth improving at home.

Guy Roberts Lowell van Dorin Arthur Shaw LeRoy Iowa Faber and Family Kenneth Free Walter Gideon Mr. I. J. Smth

Soybeans Valued as Hay for Beef Cattle Feeds

A Iowa State College Extension circular on Feeding Soybeans notes soybean hay, when mature with 20 to 25 percent beans, is a good substitute for clover or alfalfa for beef cattle but should be fed in limited amounts to avoid digestive upset. Soybean straw also has value as roughage for breeding and stock cattle, though it contains less leaf and protein.

Iowa State Co Extension Service Ithe Ets

Local Notes from Moravia and Nearby Areas

Local items from Moravia and vicinity recount visits and weekends of residents and relatives from Centerville Chariton Des Moines and other Iowa towns. Mentions include Mrs J F Albert Maudetta Halden and Rev C L Ellis attending meetings in Albia and Centerville while families travel to Waterloo Cedar Falls and Des Moines for nursing, teaching, and hospital events.

Mre. Strief David Albia Moravia Hillie Main Centerville Christine Main Jean Shirley Albert Allen Hiatt J. T. Hiatt Hiattaville Berry Halden Maudetta Halden Chariton J. F. Albert Geo. Winslet Des Moines C. L. Ellis Helen McCrory Deloris Main Jana A Monrde J. D. Mirines St. Joseph R F. Main Paul Boyer Lamont Iowa Stote Madge Hough Waterloo Cedar Falls George Spurgeon Daughters J. B. Vand Rex Kinion Stella Reich James Ray McCauley Webster City Fred Blumanstock Harry Dissinger Bodton de Moines Fred Tilmont Tillmont Roy Brooks Cecil Coulson Detroit Mich Ralph Turner St. Joseph Hospital Canterile Tusaday

Legumes Benefit From Fall Lime to Neutralize Soil

Dr. P. E. Brown of Iowa State College urges fall liming to neutralize soil acidity for several months before seeding alfalfa or clover next spring. He notes that legumes struggle on acidic soils unless lime is applied and stresses proper soil testing to determine lime needs. Fine ground limestone should be used with at least 60 percent dust and particles larger than 9 mesh.

Pat P. E. Brown Iowa State Brown Towa Towa State College An

1986 White Grub Year Impacts Central State Farmers

A fragmented report notes a predicted white grub outbreak in 1986 affecting central eastern areas. The text warns of heavy infestations harmful to crops and mentions expert commentary, with unclear attributions and garbled names.

Entertain at Jennings Home Last Sunday

A fragmentary account notes a gathering at the Jennings home last Sunday with mentions of Mrs. Harry Yen, Arthur Lewis, Des Moines, Mrs. Loyd, Mrs. Robert Jennings and other attendees though many names are garbled. The readable bits indicate a social event held at a Robes Jebilt home in an unspecified location with diverse attendees.

Jennings Alt Harry Yen Abd Wik Arthur Lewis Is Deat Des Moines Irs Arata Hid Tite Andrew Srtama Fviti Ate Eur van Wale Iit Loyd Robert Jennings

Bray Plans for continued farm club program details

The item outlines numerous FFA and school activities including community service such as adult education meetings, soil testing, plant care and wildlife promotion. Leadership actions cover public speaking contests, delegations to conventions, member recruitment, and school community involvement. Earnings aims set per member plus dues and trip financing.

Bray P.P.A F.F.A F.F.A. Dela

Marve Lockmans Entertained Neighbors

Marve Lockmans hosted a Halloween party Friday night with many attendees listed. Guests included Mr and Mrs Join Planta and Leslie, numerous couples and families such as Mr and Mrs Ben Wiltieme, Cass Hamilton and Helen, Van Zante, Ray Le mughater, Van Long, Harry Woodward and family, Harley Woodward and family, Mildred and Donald McCloud, Roy Brinkley and son, Versal Robb and son, Frank Wilson and wife, Jep Gookian and family, Fred Callen and family, Charles Hough and family, Versal Hough and son Ide ide Guffey, and Marve Lockmans.

Marve Lockman Join Planta Leslie Ben Wiltieme Andi Cass Hamilton Helen Ben Jones John van Zante Ray. le. ‘Mugater van Long Harry Woodward Harley Woodward Ard Mra. McCloud Mildred Donald McGloud Roy Brinkley Mra Versal Robb Frank Wilson Mry Jep ‘Gookian Fred. Callen Charley Hough Versal Hough Louide Guffey

Transients settle into new home after move

The H. K. Smitha dubbed transients are now settled in their new home after moving between showers and reiterating a resolution to not move again. The old habit of saying the first hundred years are the hardest is recalled in a light, humorous tone.

H. K. Smitha L Uncle Sam

Moravia Nursery Mothers Meet at Public School

Several mothers of children enrolled in Moravia nursery school attended a meeting at Moravia Public School on Monday night. Mr and Mrs A O Main were in Indianola Sunday afternoon. Program topics included high school evening school luncheon club or community organization.

Moravia A. O. Main Indianola

Halloween Party At Rinehart Home Near Teonium

A masquerade party was held Friday evening at the Bert Rinehart home north of Teonium with many guests including Mr and Mrs Lestie Derby Mildred Matiestid Leo Will Brea Violet Maserfidn and others. Prizes were awarded for games and at the close candy apples and pears were served. A washer roast for about 75 friends was hosted by Jimmy Albert on the Albert land Wednesday evening.

Rue E.T.C. Club Eva Firkins Scott Store Nellie Hiatt Edna Coulgon Bert Rinehart Teonium Tommy Hain Lestie Derby Mildred Jimmy Albert Albert Land

Also Mentioned on This Page

Kinser Valley Bert Mock Hazel College Ruby Whitehead G. R. Darby Erwin Sincox Ruby Hiatt B. F. Whitehead Donald Darby Albia Junior College Wanda Jones Hilton Dorothea Barley Max McCoy Brompton Elmora Fuller Teachers Institute Geo R. Darby Don Blumer Fred Callen William Anna M. A. Lock Nevada Lockman M. A. Lockman William and Clair Callen Chet Broshar Boyer Ridge Enon HG. Broshar & Son Beots Rabbers Mia Forrest Rankin Esther Elia Delta Ellis Harriett Lee -Main Ruth Slinker Peru U. O. Main George Jay Warren Arizona Austin Jay Chester Broshar Newt Millirdy Greenfield W. L. Palmer Kirkaville R. F. Main Mesdames Stelin Carter Bircies Main J. F. Powell Ee O Smith von Silay Tee Olive Pheeees Evndelan Keith Cameron Newton Charity W. T. Vanbotta Sta Novelle Carl Dalida Eyesining Gallera Dorothy Wilson Ottumawa A. G. Mason D.R. Wilson Blackman Linby Lyle Hopkins Blakesburg George Turner T. J. Luse Bayard Drake Sega Agreulean Marve Lockmans Hallowe'en Party J. J. Hicks Lake E Day Keith Roberts R. R. Pennington Smith & Veach Rexall Drug Store Carlson Bros Herman Carlson The Moravia Union
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