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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1928

Page

2

Moravia Community Notices and Family Updates

Migs Ruth Scott helps with housework at the Blumenstock home in Moravia. Ralph Hiatt and others work on wood for J.C. Neff and J.S. Coffin. Wesley services canceled due to muddy roads. Callen family afflicted with mumps. Dwight Powell returns to northern work after weekend with home folks. Mr. and Mrs. R. Wilson welcome a son. mother and baby, fine. Doe Tucker returns from Illinois stay. Mildred Horstman stays with R.C. Wilson to care for Mrs. Wilson and newborn. Cyril McDanel and family visit Utter back home. C Tucker installs new Crosley radio set replacing four-year-old set.

Migs Ruth Scott F. W. Blumenstock Moravia Ralph Hiatt J.C. Neff J. S. Coffin Wesley Callen Dwight Powell Doe Tucker Ilinois Mildred Horstman R. C. Wilson Mra. Wilson Cyril McDanel

Farm Ads Highlight Atkins Indian Root Compound

Farm with Farmalls. Now is the time to use Atkins Indian Root and Herb Compound for the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. For sale at the Smith Drug Store.

Smith Drug Store Atkins Smith Drug Co Atkins Indian Medicine Co Cedar Rapids Iowa

Local Socials and Farm Activity Report

Mr and Mrs Grant Tadlock and daughter Imogene spent Sunday at the A E Skull home Dr Johnson vaccinated hogs in this vicinity last week Mrs Forerest Suteliff spent Monday at the Lee Tadlock home Mrs Lloyd Brown returned home from the Albia hospital Sunday Mr and Mrs L C Hamilton and daughter Helen and Lloyd Brown were callers in Albia Saturday Leslie Flants delivered corn in Moravia Saturday Circle met with Mrs John Van Zante last Wednesday Jim Moore was in Moravia Saturday afternoon Dr Johnson of Albia vaccinated hogs for Charlie Foster J W Jones is spending a few days with his son Ben and family Tadlock Bros butchered a hog Monday Cass Hamilton was in Albia Tuesday Ed DeLong was a caller in Moravia Monday

Grant Tadlock Imogene A. E. Skull Johnson Suteliff Lee Tadlock Lloyd Brown Albia Hospital L. C. Hamilton Helen Albia Leslie Flants Moravia Circle John van Zante Jim Moore Dr. Johnson Charlie Foster J. W. Jones Ben Tadlock Bros

Hedge College and neighbors weekly social notes

The column lists visits and gatherings among local residents including Mr. and Mrs. Bayard Neff, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Sincox, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Van Dorin, E. G. Caster, Zell Wilson, Cy Jones, Francis Johnson, Leg Caster, Earl Brain, Henry Sytma, Katrena Sytsma, Opal Johnson, Eph Wilson, Burke, and Marie Sytsma. Several pairs visited Moravia and surrounding homes on various days, with Sunday, Saturday, and Wednesday social calls noted. A local drugstore ad promotes Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea as a cold remedy.

Local residents visit and call during the week

Bill Irelan and family were Center ville callers Tuesday. Quiller Adams and family visited with Dad Adams and family Tuesday evening. Miss Edna Whisler called at the Harve McCumber home Tuesday. Curtis Tomlin spent the weekend with home folks. Roy Gilland and children visited the Mart Gilland home. Mrs. Gilland is quite poorly. Raymond Lockman and family visited the J. W. Lockman home Sunday. Elmer Lockman and family visited Moravia Sunday at his parents’ home. W. Tomlin and Curtis called on his mother at Drakenville recently.

Bill Irelan Centerville Quiller Adams Dad Adams Edna Whisler Harve McCumber Curtis Tomlin Roy Gilland Mart Gilland Gilland Raymond Lockman J. W. Lockman Elmer Lockman Moravia T. T. Lockman W. Tomlin Curtis Drakenville

Halloween Socials at Iconium Christian and M E churches

Halloween festivities followed at the Iconium Christian church with a masquerade by M E Class No 7 featuring winners Jake Firkins and Mrs Carl Calhoun. Guests enjoyed hoodoo strolls, prizes, supper, and themed refreshments._helpers: L J Funkhouser and others visited Ottumwa. Loyal Comrades party and basket dinner noted.

Hallowe'en Social The Christian Church M. E. Church Jake Firkins Carl Calhoun Firkins Charley Davis Orl Funkhouser Ottumwa Loyal Comrades

Local Shippers Gain From Home Weight On Hog Consignment

W E Kelsey and Son of Appanoose County Iowa shipped 72 hogs averaging 238 pounds at 9.60 per cwt. Total weight 17,270 pounds at market versus 17,125 pounds at home a gain of 145 pounds. Hampshires fed on Purina Hog Chow minerals and corn, run in a corn field. back on feed. Earlier shipment in September dry lot fed with corn and hog chow. Average gain 2 1/3 pounds per head per day over 54 days. nine months old, rough on grain due to poor corn hog ratio. Cattle supply in the region reported a little below normal.

W. E. Kelsey & Son Appanoose County Iowa R. F P. Kelsey Kelsey St. Louis Daily Live

Unionville Social Notes Across Several Families

Mrs. Alice Rockholtz and two North Dakota sons visit J. M. Knight home. Mrs. Sam Johnson of Albis returns from a visit with her father E. A. Buckmaster. Mrs. Linehouser of Agency visits for her mother. Hon. G. T. Harn of Albis makes a business call. J. H. Plitt and A. L. Lyon sing at a W C T U meeting in Udell. Epworth League hosts Halloween party at C. L. Alden home. John Tomlin home from Parsons College at Fairfield. Mrs. Luella Hudgens visits sister J. J. Hicks in Moravia. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Raison celebrate Golden Wedding with guests including Hicks and Bishop families. Ratsons long active in Unionville near A. G. Turner hardware. Morrisons return from Centerville. American Legion Auxiliary to serve Armistice chicken dinner Nov 10. Crety Wilcox returns from Ottumwa. Grace Stufflebeam returns to Centerville for school. J. Q. Harris moves to Riggs property. FE Boyer family hosts Sunday dinner. Eugenia Miller visits sister near Centerville. Cousin of Herbert Hoover noted. Ward family ties traced. Rumors that Mrs Ward will be a cousin to the next U.S. president. Some humor about wisdom teeth.

Alice Rockholtz North Dakota J. M. Knight Sam Johnson Albis E. A. Buckmaster Linehouser Agency G. T. Harn P. m J. H. Plitt A. L. Lyon Udell Ruth Allender Hazel Quinn Anna Veitch Centerville Calera Epworth League C. L. Alden Hallowe'en John Tomlin Fairfield Parsons College Luella Hudgens J.J. Hicks Moravia W. A. Raison Douglas Hicks Madrid Nebr Mattie Hicks Jane Bishop Hale W. R. Morrison Centerville J. O. Moore American Legion Auxiliary Crety Wilcox Ottum Marshall White Herbert Hoover Ida Ward J. &. Wind M. E Hoover

No Hunting Notice Appears From Local Premises

NO HUNTING No hanting trapping or tresspase ug allowed in my premises without Willen permit. A long list of surnames and initials follows including Campbell McCumber Winkleman Hawk Tomlin Paxton Luckman Shull Roberta McCumber Colerain Keebler Gideon Morusia DuVell DuVall Winsler Alden Turner Coltrain Fulton Glick Tubaugh Smithburg and others. The notice states it will run weekly through June with more names potentially added each week.

Willen Aaron Campbell EL McCumber T. Winkleman E. G. Hawk Wa Tomlin Clit M. Coltrain Chas Fulton HE. Glick Albert O Tubaugh Jobo Smithburg

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Hiattsville R. ©. Wilson Babe Farmalls Town Southern Utilities CO Cass Hamilton Altia Ed DeLong Hedge College eMen Katrena Sytsnin Opal Johnson Eph Wilson Aon Burke Zell Wilezon Henry Sytsma Marie Grant Lincox Hollister Smith C. C. Waughop J. B. Sneed Scattersburg Iconium Union Ville Kimball L. L. Smith Piano Co East Side Square McCormick-Deering Tractors McCormick-Deering John D. Veach
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