14 Nov 1929
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1929
Page
1
Moravia Union declares it is a second class mail matter at Moravia Arkansas County under the 1879 act. H X Smith is listed as Editor and Publisher of the publication.
The Red Cross urges broad public help for its humanitarian program and readiness to respond to emergencies. It notes record disaster relief last year and over one million dollars spent, calling on readers to donate since support is essential to aid the poor and needy.
The piece warns drivers about hitch hikers becoming a nuisance and potential crooks. It notes that many wear disguises such as students or workers to prompt stops, urging caution since you cannot know the identity or intent of the person asking for a ride.
Progressive localities see farmers avoid mud as feeder roads gain waterproof surfaces and asphalt. The telephone radio and automobile boost efficiency by cutting vehicle costs, easing crop movement and trade, and improving church and school attendance while reducing isolation and enhancing social life.
The organization aids farmers in avoiding harsh conditions in crop sales and fosters social, educational, and spiritual growth. It unites neighbors in a common rural effort, seen as essential to country life, churches, and schools.
The piece condemns vandalism by youths and adults, noting spitting on floors and marking walls as defacement of public buildings. It emphasizes it as a bad habit and mentions there is low against it.
This fragment advises a young man that working for a living brings disliked aspects and that others may share the same sentiment. It ends with a note of time and Thanksgiving, hinting at a two week countdown to the holiday. It reflects casual editorial tone and informal advice.
Mr and Mrs Ben Jones and family and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brown attended the Sunday School Social at Harry Woodwards. Circle met with Mrs Cass Hamilton. Mr and Mrs Guy Bales of Newton spent Saturday night at Charlie Foster home. families visited nearby homes and neighbors throughout the day with several on Sunday calls and gatherings.
In the District Court of Town and Apanonse County Probate the estate of Mary d Hiatt deceased appoints tendered Henry N Main as Administrator who has qualified All persons indebted must pay and those with claims present them as required by law Dated November 8 1929 Miller Everett attorneys for Administrator It is noted a country editor cannot do three things at once
A veteran minister Rev Latham Ingham of the Moravia circuit sends a homecoming greeting to Hilton Iowa readers. He recalls early church life, the 1894 Iowa transfer from Nebraska, and memories of Hilton friends and pastors. He and Mrs Ingham plan to join the Nov 10 1929 Tilton service in spirit from their California home, 2335 Richmond Avenue Ejerrito California.
A brief message expresses pleasure and honor in sending greetings to the Hilton pastor and seeks God’s blessing on his work and relations with the people there. The tone is cordial and community oriented.
Mrs Jennie Maiken and others visited. family dinners and neighborhood visits reported. Farm Bureau meeting at Teenium Church elected Perle Kelsey president and planned monthly meetings. Argo family activities noted. local business remains in good shape with some old loans strained. Argo in poor health. Sunday School attendance encouraged.
Community church notices span youth meetings prayers and Sunday services. Scouts organize with Edward H. Binger as adviser. Karl Calhoun Lester Way and others named as committee members and assistant scout masters. Plans include Father and Son banquet and bazaar. Also promotion for Adlerika remedy and Sunday school reports from Moravia and Teve’s homecoming story.
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