13 Nov 1930
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1930
Page
1
Moravia Iowa entry lists subscription rates under the 1878 act with H K Smith as editor and publisher. Rates shown include one year in advance six months and three months, single copy price. Logged as second class mail matter in Moravia Appanoose County Iowa.
Moravia merchants promote fall and winter needs with low prices and wide selections. The Union ad urges readers to value advertising as the life blood of business, noting Pearline as a remembered example and urging constant newspaper advertising to sustain trade.
Relatives from Des Moines visited the Finley Newburn home Sunday. Families including the Lincox Johnsons and the Selman and McCoy families were seen at various local homes. Church services were held Sunday afternoon and funeral services for Leona Rows were attended in Ottumwa.
Sunday visits fill the week with friends at Teonium Dykes Murphy and Hammond homes. Hogs delivered by Jack Murphy at Moravia last week. Howard Davis Teater and family visit near Garden Grove. Truss Tarbell from Albia stays with parents. Clover Leaf Club meets Nov 6 with most members present. Next gathering at Mrs Laura Dicks on Nov 19.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Belknap and daughter Virginia arrive as new Moravia residents, taking over the Harry Traue property known as the Frank Swaim residence. They previously lived in Muskogee Oklahoma where Mr. Belknap ran a jewelry business until retirement due to ill health.
Local residents report visits among families near Centerville Moravia and Waln ut City. News includes a pheasant hunt, a Moravia funeral for Frank M. Dodd, a Golden Wedding Anniversary, a furniture move to Indianola, and barn re shingling at the Turner farm.
A series of social captions from Ottumwa and surrounding towns details visits by A e 8 RB Hh OM Scatterburg and families. Ottumwa visitors A e 8 RB Hh OM scatterburg register as guests. The infant child of Mr and Mrs Clint Trelan was buried at Moravia cemetery Thursday afternoon.
FF B Fuller and Mrs Wise visit Ottumwa relatives at Harry Wise Sr home. Jess Smith family shopped Albia Saturday night. Mrs Lester Smith attends club at Mrs Tarr’s Thursday. Claude Hawk’s at Harry Tiste home. Jess Smiths with Bob Stoop Sunday. Harry Tlaue and Ruby stop in Centerville Saturday. Mrs Parcell with Mrs Ferguson Monday. Mrs Long at Harry Tiste’s Thursday.
Mrs. A F Bailey of Omaha testifies that Konjola cured years of stomach pain head ache heart region and kidney weakness after using eight bottles. She says all ailments disappeared and urges others to try Konjola sold at Smith Drug Store Moravia Iowa and by local druggists.
Zell Wilson and family were Moravia shoppers Saturday. Mrs. George Cloug of Madigan Wisconsin visited her parents Mr and Mrs H D Darby and returned home on Milwaukee No 8. Mrs Sarah Hoadley and John Robinson were Albia shoppers Saturday. Henry Sytsma called on Roy Darby Sunday morning. Roscoe Pennington delivered hogs for George and Roy Darby at Moravia Co operative Shipping Association Wednesday and Thursday. Relatives from Des Moines spent weekend in area.
The Moravia Town Council prepares a plat and schedule of assessments for North Street Henry Street King Street and East Street to cover costs of the street improvements. The map lists property owners and proposed charges and is on file with the Town Clerk. Objections must be filed within twenty days of first publication. The council will meet December 1 1980 at 7 30 p m to consider filings and issue final assessments.
Sunday notices report Alex Foster relocating the garage from the late Andy Hyatt property to his own site. Willie Van Dorin’s new home nears completion, appearing attractive. I Zell Wilson assisted Harley Smith with road work recently. Donald and Dorothea Darby attended the Brush School program and social last Wednesday night.
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