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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1926
Page
4
Cloudy cold morning in Unionville with many visits to Centerville and nearby towns. The community mourns C. R. Jones of Deakesville with funeral services held at Drakesville Christian Church. several local residents attended as friends and kin.
Local residents report visits and calls among families in Iconium Kansas and nearby towns. Emphasis on social events, church activities, and small incidents including a fire extinguisher save, a pancake surprise, and livestock losses.
An advertisement offers Atkins Indian Herb and Root Compound as a grand system treatment for the stomach liver kidneys and bowels sold at Smith Drug Store for one dollar per bottle.
Hazel College and Henry Sytema families spent Sunday at the Grant Lincox home with Arthur Herbert Vera and Eva. Lewis visited the Edé Johnson home with My and Mrs Ear Brain and Mixs a erle Weatherly. Willie VanDorin helped Ruben Fab er bale hay last week. Lawrence Johnson shopped in Moravia Monday. The Lincox home hosted the Johnsons Erma and Kenneth. Zell Wilson and Eph Wilsons spent Sunday at their home. George Darby family shopped in Moravia Saturday. J L Jones and daughter Clella spent an evening at the Grant Silvox home. Mrs Roy Elewick visited Milo Selby last week. Harp Darby visited Leil Wilson Monday. Burt VanMeter and a Columbus Junction party spent the weekend at John Veoch’s care.
Mr and Mrs John Chamcters and children visited Moravia Thursday for the Armistice Day program where Mr Rice delivered the address. Mr and Mrs D Fulton Rice and children of Centerville joined the Vench home visit. F P Hamilton recently received Chinese pheasants from his Aberdeen son. the birds arrived killed and bled, described as fine, though the exact quality was not confirmed.
Mrs. B. Brinkley reports long standing gas relief after one spoonful of Adierika and says it helps her husband as well. The ad claims rapid elimination of bloating and waste, and notes Adlevika assists chronic constipation. Smith Drug Co.
Monday cold and rainy. Howard Robinson returned from Ottumwa where he had work. Mrs Winkleman shopped in Moravia. Theo Thompson and wife spent Sunday at Dan McCoy’s. Mrs McCoy and daughter Ila visited Mrs Mathews in Moravia. H Robinson called Cary McCoy. French Wolfe and wife visit from Kansas at Dan McCoy’s family. Mrs Stocker and children visited Frederickson in Blakesburg. Cary and family and Roy Fisher spent Sunday at Will Wilson’s. The Legion Dance on Armistice night was a huge success. another dance planned for Thanksgiving night.
A large crowd attended a Maple Grove program and box supper Friday night with a good sum raised from box sales. H. E. Glick was in Centerville last week. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Broshar and daughter Jean shared supper at the Harry Pabst home Friday. The Charley Gamer family shopped in Centerville Saturday. Mrs. Frank Cox and children were ...
Shopping in Moravia Wednesday Miss Edrie Callen employed in Centerville spent the week end with home folks. Mrs. Floy Derby and children of near Iconium spent a few days that week at the Fred Sheldon home. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pabst called at the JR Callen home Saturday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sheldon and children were in Moravia Thursday evening. Miss Marjorie Dodd spent the week end with home folks. Forrest Glick was a caller at the St E Glick home Saturday.
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