15 Nov 1934
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1934
Page
1
The Moravia Union announces publication details as a weekly paper printed in Moravian, Appa- Kotas County, Iowa. It lists K. and W. T. Smith as publishers and notes its status as second class mail matter under federal act.
Biattsville residents recount a busy week with a college homecoming at Iowa Wesleyan and visits across towns. Volunteers reshingled Wesley Chapel while the Ladies Aid plans a church task and a meeting on Nov 22. Neighborly visits include J F Chambers in Albia and the Rowell family in Winthrop Arizona, with many relatives and friends stopping by in between gatherings.
The report lists numerous Sunday and weekend visits to homes of Mr and Mrs Horstmen, J T Hiatt, Misa Ellen Hiatt, Roy Hiatt, Rollie Carter, Kenneth Free, Roy Scott, Josephine Scott, Grover Longhorne, Lloyd Rose, Bayard Neff, and others. It mentions Goldie Hintt called to attend a serious illness and praises Wesley Chapel ladies for serving dinner while workers reroofed the church. Ladies Aid plans to thank all helpers.
Dwight Stansberry and others were visitors at various homes including the Herbert Dodge and E F Stansberry households. The Willing Workers club met with Leta Haver to sew and assemble a six block Bachelor’s Purple quilt. Future gathering with Jose Lemaster set for Wednesday November 21.
Fuller Mrs. Cecil Parcel and Nadine spent Thursday at the Don Hayes home. They finished sharing the road pat at the school house Saturday. Jess Smith and family visited Sunday at the Roy Hiatt home near Hiattaville. Carlysle Long and wife returned Friday evening to the James Long home after a short visit with relatives in Missouri. The Cecil Parcel family visited relatives near Centerville Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Uliem, Miss Besais Donovan and Cecil Champanas were Sunday evening visitors at the Jesa Smith home. Mrs. Jeas Smith helped Mrs. Rollie Carter cook for threshers Monday, Mrs. Mary Crabb of Albia called at the James Longhora Saturday. Jens Smith and family were sightseeing in Keokuk Tuesday.
Moravia High shows a rebuild plan after key players depart due to injuries and quitting. Captain Burton shifts to center as Morris returns to guard and new prospects like Main and VanDorin aim for forward roles. Team hopes to field a smaller squad for focused practice and potential late-season success.
The Jack O Lantern by Jackie Winsler recalls a week of memories and odd moments in class. A physics experiment with a balcony and mosses jar inspires a dramatic oil spill and amused spectators. Mr Boyer explains real life devices through a river float analogy. A short poem about pretending to be content brave and strong ends the piece.
A lively Moravia PTA program features the Moravian band and glee club with popcorn and candy, while Un ionville visitors enjoy a crowd scene. A poem by Edgar A Guest titled Defeat is shared along with classroom notes about the second grade Cordt Reader, dental checkups, and November 9 events.
Friday notes mark the tenth week with perfect attendance aside from illness. October events include a school party, a program at Hilton Grange earning 7.50, and a teachery convention in Des Moines. A new 20 foot well with 8 feet water links to paving. district men donated labor and Mr Tuttle supplied the pump.
A readable fragment outlines liquid laxatives as a preferred option for natural movement with less discomfort. Names like Dr Caldwell and papain are mentioned as active components, suggesting a focus on gentle relief and consumer access.
A series of social visits is recorded with numerous names and households. Sunday and Tuesday gatherings include Wendl Coulson, Harry Brown, Leroy Lagle, Bonita Lagle, Ned Argo, John Willis Nichol, Doris, Jack, Marjorie, Fred Taylor, and others. Minor ads note tire sales and baby shoe offers.
Omega residents report Sunday visits among Lockman and Ward families. Funeral attendance for Minnie Hicks noted in Moravia. Mrs G E McCumber and others visited, and a sick child under doctor care. Omega school will host a literary gathering Friday night November 16.
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