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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1929

Page

6

Social notes from Corydon and nearby towns

Numerous local residents and visitors are listed with calls, visits, and events across Corydon Centerville Moravia Ottumwa Albia and surrounding areas. Notable mentions include Mrs. Harold Huff and the birth of a new grandson. Rev. J W Zerbe attending state secretary meetings in Des Moines and Ames. Fannie Zerbe visiting Botown South Carolina. Ralph Turner visiting Chariton.

Harold Huff Lloyd ‘Beaty Emily Free Orval Callen Orrin Callen Will Callen Will Kelsey Perle Des Moines Berle Beaty D. F. Hiner Will Mr. Callen J. E. Dicks Mra Ned 'Argo Earl Swift Harry Brown Herb Beaty Weneil Coulson Howard Foster H. N. Beaty Ames Zerbe Fannie Zerbe Botown S. C Rey Mra. Zerbe Ralph Turner Chariton

Local Family Visits and Sunday Gatherings Feature large

Sunday visits fill the town as Ed iDelong and Charlie Hough host. Foster and McKim families share time at Alicia and nearby homes. Various relatives, including Hamiltons, Tisue, Moore, Sheeks, Van Zante, and Brown, are listed with multiple Sunday gatherings. A local line notes two wants now growing where one grew before, and a Thanksgiving reflection ends the piece.

Scattersburg Social Notes and Local Visits

Local column records weekend visits and social calls among residents. Names include Mrs. Ross Blumer, W Irelan family, Cad Adams, Barbara McCumber, Fairy Stocker, George McCumber, Levi Robinson, Fred Coltrain, Versal Robb, Matt Tomlin, and Gerald Trelan. Mentions a Fairview program, a Centerville trip, and general civic chatter. A quip about a Wisconsin man eating 63 raw eggs in 20 minutes and a note on Hoover tariff sentiment followed by a proverb about newspapers.

Ross Blumer W. Irelan Quiller Adams Cad Adams Barbara McCumber Fairy Stocker W. Tomlin Bloomfield George Irelan Clara Rosa Blumer Versal Robb Ottumwa Fairview Misa Alta Purdyn Walter Gideon George McCumber T. T. Lockman Dad Adams Carl Tomlin Tomlin W. Trelan Gerald J. Trelan Mildred Marie Centerville

Local social rounds include visits and farewell party adjustments

Centerville residents and neighbors visited Willie McDanel’s home Wednesday and Thursday as Pearl Hiner and Jesse Hiner prepared to move to the old Broshar place Everett. Guests shared oysters and crackers. others helped with tasks, visits, and birthday celebrations across area homes from Sunday through Monday, with multiple families and children listed in attendance.

W. Munn Centerville Guy McDanel Willie McDanel Kenneth Clyde Gladfelder Glen Sufficool Velma Whicker Pearl Hiner Jesse Hiner Broshar Place Everett Beach G. G. Veach Clyde Jesse Frank Cave Kenneth Gladfelder Roy Hiatt Guy McKeern Hipttaville Glen Suffievol Willie McDanes Cody Coy Luse Jack Luse Bissie Gladfelder

Hazel College 8 8 and Hazel College 8 8 and neighbors visit

Local residents and families visit at various homes including the Willie Van Dorin and A. O. Van Dorin households. Neighborly calls and weekend gatherings are noted with several families traveling to Moravia Brompton and nearby farms. Thanksgiving is mentioned for next Thursday.

Hedge College 2 28 and Moravia Social Notes

Eph Wilson and family were Sunday dinner guests at the N. G. Wilson home in Moravia. O. G. Davis was called to Albion last Thursday morning to serve as a petit juror. T. J. Luse spent Wednesday and Thursday with Lloyd McDanel. Hunting ducks was great sport for the boys. Burke and Vivian Wilson were weekend visitors with home folks. Warren DuVall spent Sunday at the John Johnson home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Main were visitors at the O. G. Davis home Sunday. Burke Wilson was a caller at the Gus Luse home Friday evening. Mrs. Eph Wilson spent Friday with Mrs. O. G. Davis. Mrs. T. J. Jones is spending a few days at the Gus Luse home. Harold Davis and family were callers Thursday evening at the G. Davis home.

Wm. Wales Corydon Ray Coltrain Glenn Adams Centerville Elanor Miller Elanor Strunk Elsie Coltrain Roberta Dottie Gene R. C. Hart Claude Paris Helen Arlene Ottumwa Daniel Fullerton Dad Adams John Knight Bennie Dra Robb Unionville Jin Floyd Wood Lea Tad- Jack Dave Cayler Claude Paria James Wood Ed iDelong Charlie Hough Charlie Foster Fred McKim Alicia Cass Hamilton M. B. Tisue Elbert Moore Misa Amy Sheeks Dim Moore Carl van Zante Leslie Plants Harold McKim Charles Foster Vanda Donald Lyle Jones Helen Huanzilton Lloyd Brown van Long Virgil Ben Jones A.B John van Zante Hen Jones Ruth Hough Vivian Foster Ivan Boyer Dale Perry Lloyd Brows Jim Moore Oscar van Dorin Doris Willie van Dorin J. L. Jones B. G. Lincox Lawrence Johnson Earl Brain Roscoe Argo Henry Sytsma Albert Brain Moravia A. O. van Dorin Roy Wilson Eph Wilson Evaline Kenneth Gowdy Clair Sincox Zell Wilson E. C. Caster Francis Johnson Leo Clifford Caster Grant Sincox E. G. Sincox Herman Johnson Brompton N. G. Wilson G. Davis Albis T. J. Luse Lloyd McDanel Burke Vivian Wilson Warren DuVall John Johnson Frank Main

Fifty Counties Accredited Areas In Iowa States Progress

Secretary M. G. Thornburg reports that testing cattle for bovine tuberculosis in Lyon Taylor and Dubuque counties has led to 60 counties in Town or over half the state being modified accredited counties. He says Lyon Taylor and Dubuque should be recognized by the federal government as accredited areas due to reduced bovine tuberculosis to under one half.

Lyon Taylor and Dubuque M. G. Thornburg

Cattle Owners Support Tuberculosis Eradication Testing

The passage notes excellent cooperation from cattle owners in various counties, enabling faster and cheaper tuberculosis testing. It highlights how owner support reduces cost and accelerates eradication efforts, contrasting with areas where testing faced opposition.

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