22 Nov 1928
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1928
Page
1
Moravia Union lists subscription rates for one year in advance 1.50 six months 0.75 three months 0.40 and single copies 0.08. Advertising rates apply per line for classifieds and reading notices with display rates on request.
An exchange argues that four newspapers correct their mistakes while the weather office never does, underscoring trust in public weather reporting versus media accountability.
A brief note urges readers to plan now for Christmas by making a list of relatives and friends to remember. Early planning can save hours of grief when the holiday season arrives.
The donor who left funds to buy checkers and boards for the YMCA fails to excite enthusiasm for his philanthropy. In an era chasing speed and progress, a simple checkerboard is seen as an old fashioned aim.
Old timers claim winters are milder and summers cooler, but the U.S. Weather Bureau counters that conditions now resemble those 50 years ago. Despite this, superstition remains and goosebone prophets persist. Practical guidance advises ignoring such beliefs when dressing for weather.
Ed DeLong called in Moravia on Friday. Mrs. John Plants is ill. Forrest Sutcliff delivered corn in Moravia Friday. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Shull visited the Grant Tadlock home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jones and children visited John Van Zante Sunday. Bius Front school program set for Thursday night with teacher Miss Helen McCloud. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jones and Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Hamilton had Wednesday dinner with the A. B. Aid. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Tadlock and Lorraine, plus Mr. and Mrs. Grant Tadlock and Imogeny, spent Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Sutcliff. Atkins Cold and Grippe Tablets are urged. Smith Drug Co. sells them with Atkins Indian Medicine Co. backing.
Mystic residents and nearby families share visits, travels, and small town news. Mrs Argo and son Ned traveled to Decatur for medical treatments while Jesse Murphy returned from Kansas City. Several families, weddings, health notes, and weather impacts fill a busy week with church supper plans and local veterinary work mentioned. Constipation remedies are advertised by Hollis Tea and Smith Drug Co.
Offer for personalized Christmas cards with your name engraved, available at no extra cost compared to ordinary cards when ordered in quantities of a dozen or more. Urges early ordering to ensure delivery.
The week centers on visits among the Gladfelder, McDanel, Luse, and Purvis families across multiple homes. Mrs. McDanel is described as very poorly, with several stops at relatives’ houses including the Jack Luse, Guss Pfannebecker, Roy Matherly, and Frank Gladfelder homes.
Burke Wilson dined with T. J. Luse on Friday while Lucy Faber, Vivien Wilson, and Dorothy Davis spent time with relatives. Gody Luse and family visited the G. FE. Luse home Sunday. E. F. Wilson and family dined at the John Johnson home and did carpenter work near Selection. Burke Wilson and T. J. Luse attended a Friday football game.
Alma Keemer Irene Fix Charles Fix and Dean McCrory spent Sunday afternoon with Vivien and Burke Wilgon at their home in a casual social gathering.
Vivien Wilson Dorothy Davis Cheree Dyphon and Burke Wilson spent Saturday evening at the Dutch DuVall home in a quiet social gathering.
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