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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1933
Page
4
Roy Favvinard and family spent Sunday at the EM Hiatt home. Mr and Mrs Karl Brattain and Jor Berton were Sunday afternoon guests of Weneil Coulson and family. Harry Brown and family also spent Sunday with them.
Community members spent time with relatives across Argo and nearby homes. Visits include Mr. and Mrs. Hiner and families at Coulson and Lemaster homes, plus Easter week gathering for Mr. Hiner's 86th birthday and multiple attendances at the Brown and Coulson households with neighbors, friends, and kin sharing meals and tasks.
Des Moines visitors Mr and Mrs Warhees spent Sunday at the Dick Morrison home along with Mr and Mrs Wayne Morrison of Unionville. Masters LeRoy Wilson stayed with grandparents. Ruth and Dickie Johnson visited Mayes family. 0 G Davie and family joined birthday dinner at M P Main home. Carl Cloyed called on E F Wilson. Leonard Flytcher visited Ralph Davis. 0 G Davis and family visited W H Tott home in Albin.
Water with meals helps stomach juices, aids digestion. A dated ad notes Adlerika as a bowel cleanser and mentions a wide range of products and prices from Gamble Stores, Smith & Vench druggists, and glycerine anti freeze. It references methanol alcohol and anti freeze pricing in a promotional context.
Hiattsville residents share family visits and social events. Clyde and Mrs Walker from near Centerville visit Mr and Mrs A B Hiatt while others attend indies aid meetings. Hospital releases, pheasant hunting trips, school ground work, and a deadly auto wreck near Wesley are noted alongside sympathy for the Rice family.
Hazel College and area residents share a weekend of visits and illness. Henry Van Weelden of Albia and family visited Henry Sytema's home. Leda Sincox and Grant Sincox called on Erma Johnson who was ill. Neighbors attended Elmora school program Friday evening.
ENON Keith Roberts and Lowell Van Dar returned home from Collins Iowa Wednesday evening last week Helping Hand club met with Mr and Mrs A C Faber Just Thursday There were 31 present to enjoy the Cine dinner The ladies quilted and the men cut wood They will meet with Mrs Flora Jones next Thursday Mr and Mrs J J Van Dorin Lowell and Leo Mrs Clara Selby and Milo Selby visited at the J J Selby home Thursday evening E G Lincox hauled corn for Kenneth Free Friday and Saturday J T Van Dorin and family attended the program at Donald Darby s school Friday night Mrs J L Jones daughter Clella and Kenneth Free had dinner with Mrs Bayard Neff Saturday and were Centerville callers in the afternoon Mrs Clara Selby and Mrs J T Van Dorin attended Mr Rice s funeral in Moravia Saturday afternoon Sunday School was well attended Wendell Roberts sang a special number accompanied by Mildred on the organ and Hilbert on the violin Neffie Gideon s class will give a SB in next Sunday Mr and Mrs LeRoy Harvey of Oskaloosa spent Sunday at the parental
Pabor home visits by Faber and family Van Dorin and Mrs Selby amid a sand storm. Lowell Van Dorin visited Geo Shaw and E Lincox. John Selby’s children and grandchildren spent Sunday. Neighbors helped Ernest McKay thresh buckwheat. Margaret Harrison and Iona visited BE Hawk. Enon school to hold a Thanksgiving program and box supper Friday night November 24.
Mr and Mrs Harry Wood visited the J C Cross and Jas Wood homes on Thursday. Numerous neighbors attended birthdays and social visits. Calf delivery by Frank Gates, school illness, and visits by Pearl Kingery Bennie Knight Rosa Knight Elster Gorden Lute Hiatt E R Hiatt and Francis Oehler mark a busy week in Drakesville Hiattsville Centerville Moravia and surrounding areas.
Franklin Mrs Maria Dodge and children spent Sunday at Everett Stansberry home. Families visited others in Ottumwa and Albia. The Willing Workers Club gathered with Mrs Floy Derby for sewing and rug making. Next meeting with Mrs Nellie Thompson on Wednesday November 28.
COULSON Mr and Mrs Van Lemaster visited at Thea Miller home Sunday Mr and Mrs Virgil Tharp and children were in Centerville Saturday afternoon F P Coulson Misses Martha and Edith Coulson attended Armistice Day program Sunday and spent the remainder of the day with Mrs Mary Turner Mr and Mrs Forest Meriele and family Mr and Mrs Ralph Meriele and daughter Neva Donna and Maria Boggett and Mr and Mrs Clyde Beaty drove to Allerton Sunday and spent the day with relatives Mr and Mrs J S Callen spent Sunday at the J C Callen home Reba Callen held her follow up meeting at her home Wednesday afternoon The lesson on gift suggestions was very interesting The afternoon was spent cutting patterns Those present were Mrs Ernest Hiatt Mrs Robert Luse Mrs Virgil Tharp Mrs Frank O Connor and Marjorie Mrs Atheo Milley Misses Marthe and Edith Coulson Mintia and Lily Callun Mrs J R Cullen and Reba Callen
Blue Front and Mrs. Jeff Patrick were Morayla callers Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Marve Lockman entertained Circle ladies last Wednesday. Clyde Plummers of Centerville visited Sunday. Ben Williams Elbert Moore visited Sunday. Jim Moore and Mrs. John Plant are staying with her poorly father. Enid Long spent Saturday night with Helen Hamilton. Mr and Mrs John Van Zante and Wanda Jones were Albin callers. Saturday Mr and Mrs Ben Jones visited Harry Woodward Sunday. Several from this locality attended Arcimite services at the Moravia M B church Sunday. Fred Hammond and son Max visited Sunday at the Fred Calton home.
Brompton Mr and Mrs Grant Sincox visited Sunday at the Herman Johnson home. Mr and Mrs V D Anderson of Des Moines spent Sunday at the Cary Mc Coy home. Miss Eva Boardman visited Klenda in Albia last week. Dr Slavin called on Erma Johnson Friday evening who has been sick the past week. O and Miller and wife were business callers in Albin Friday. F and M E Boardman delivered hogs to Ottumwa Monday morning. Diane and Dweena Robinson spent Saturday afternoon with Merle Ann I brought.
District Court in Appanoose County Iowa issues probate for J H Rice will with final proof set for December 20 1933 and notices Moravia State Savings Bank receiver seeks sale of real estate in Monroe County Iowa described as east half southeast quarter Section 15 and southwest quarter southwest quarter Section 14 Township 71 North Range 16 West at 1200 dollars for bidding with hearing set November 22 1984.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Lillard and daughter Merle Ann with Mrs. Flora Liard visited relatives in LeRoy Town. Selma Johnson spent the week with home folks. W. F. Boardman and E. F. Boardman with daughters M. E. Boardman and family and Vera Selma joined W. C. Blgin for Sunday dinner.
Omega residents and neighbors gathered Sunday to honor Mrs. Fred Moss for her November 11 birthday with a large dinner, a pink and white cake baked by Mrs. Ross Clark, and a brief program. Attendees included Late Stump, Milo Selby family, and the Berk Kirk, Rollie Carter, and McGumber households sharing Sunday visits.
Urbana reports fine autumn weather after a dust story. Ottumwa visitor Mrs Oma Boaydman. Bill Wilson and family visited Beth Robinson. Edd Rowe and wife. Mr Stocker and wife from Ottumwa visited Curt McCoy’s parents. Harve Martz moves to Ottumwa for winter. Spencer Cloyed and Guss Johnson, Albia.
A strained fragment discusses liquid laxatives, mentioning Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin and a drugstore setting. It references a prior product use and hints at renewed interest or promotion within a medical or consumer context.
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