Obituary of Alfred W. Hiatt of Appinagnat County
Alfred W Hiatt dies at his daughter Mrs N G Wilson home in Moravia on November 22 1926 at 79 years 2 months 12 days Born in Taylor township Rapanoose county he lived in Hiattaville most of his life He joined Wesley Chapel Methodist Episcopal church under Rev Van Schoiyck and was a respected neighbor He was married December 10 1868 to Maris A Frost and left six children including a son Charles Le and a daughter Gertrude P with his wife also deceased prior to him.
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Alfred W. I Hiatt
N. G Wilson
Appingnat County
Mr. Hiatt
Taylor Township
Alfred W. Miatt
Lewis
Rachel Hiatt
Rapanoose County
Fown
Moravia
Hiattaville
van Schoiyck
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wesley Chapel
U9lt
Charles le
Gertrude P
Maris A. Frost
M. A. Hiatt
Crachera
Nebt
Res. Ny
Seymour
Wesley Methodist
Hiattsville
Danny
McDonough Wilcox wedding surprises Ottumwa couple
A large Ottumwa crowd witnessed the marriage of Daphine Wilcox of Albia to Ralph McDonough of Moravia on Saturday. The couple now reside in Moravia and receive friends’ congratulations. Funeral details for a later relative are mentioned with locations in Moravia Hiattsville and Danny cemetery.
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Ottumwa
Daphine Wilcox
Albia
Ralph McDonough
Moravia
Poultry Plant Busy Place During Holiday Rush
Poultry plant activity at R. W. Winsler Produce is high as geese and chickens pass through the facility to meet strong holiday demand. The company serves customers worldwide with unusually large orders this year, supported by a substantial staff operating day and night to handle the volume.
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R. W. Winsler
R. W. W. Ster Co
Moravia Triumphs Over Tracy on Local Grid
Moravia High School defeated Tracy 12 to 6 as Moravia dominated the first three quarters with two touchdowns and multiple threats. Fifteen yard penalties cost Moravia a TD, while Tracy rallied late to score. Moravia travels to Moulton for Thanksgiving, with tickets at the school and in Moulton.
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Moravia
Tracy
Moulton
Mennonites Train Through Moravia in Migration Move
A Mennonite group traveling with cattle and farming gear passed Moravia by train on Tuesday at about 10 am along the Milwaukee line. The migration mirrors a Canada to Old Mexico movement noted in recent years, with many trains carrying Mennonites southward. Agent Kennedy says several such trains have gone through the city, while the Mexican government is said to offer conditions not available in Canada. Indebted customers of Frank foo store are asked to call for service soon. Regular meeting of A, FL & A set for Friday November 2, officers to be elected. Bishop Wo ML thanks attendees. Thanksgiving Candy Special features two dollar boxes of chocolates and fudge.
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Kennedy
Canada
Holy Land
Plymouth
Thanksgiving Faith and Festive Arts Highlight Local Notes
Thanksgiving reflections frame our national and religious day as a four scene play, The Pill Bottle, debuts November 27 at 8:00 p.m. at the High School Auditorium with cast and musical numbers, followed by local notices of events, shop visits, and school activities across Centerville and Moravia communities.
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Standard Bearers
Margaret Applegrath
Drake University
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Barbara Lane
Marjorie Dodd
Frances
LaFane
Helen
Ulred Chambers
Jane
Gladys McCrory
Lane
Mr. Goeldper
Elda Raster
Richard Sneed
Bert Turner
Charles Fix
Beryl Carpett
Lucille Jones
Helen McCrory
Irene Fix
Claudine Townsend
Deena Reich
Helen Dowd
Fernie Simpkins
Genevie Donovan
Madge Hough
Fern Humphrey
Vivien Wilson
Elsie Cornett
Mildred Whicker
Goldie Hiatt
Mildred Chambers
Beulah Griffin
Fern Gray
Miss Waugh
India
Banquet Friday for Odd Fellows Father and Son
The Annual Odd Fellows Father and Son Banquet is planned for Friday evening at the Odd Fellows Hall. The event is expected to draw a large crowd and be greatly enjoyed. A bazaar at the M E church will feature a fishing pond for children, with the Hotel Moravia as the venue. Centerville visitors, Mrs Nadine Winslet, Mrs Von Tracy and son, and Mrs Neal Burton and daughter were present Saturday. Mrs Neal Burton and Mrs Herschel Reich hosted the Progressive Club and their husbands at the Burton home last Friday evening for a games night and a two course dinner.
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Roth Crawley
Centerville
Eliza Day
Osgood
Clark Blackman
Marvin Dee
J. Fix
BE. M. Craig
Martinsburg
Iowa
Johnson
John Veach
Moravia Dee
UO. O. Hobson
Progressive Club
High School Gymnasium
West Paint
Marjorie McKay
Bobb Hottman
Wie
Miss McKay
M. E. Church
Moravia
Nadine Winslet
von Tracy
Neal Burton
Herschel Reich
Burton
Thanksgiving Week Postal Shutdown Noted in Moravia
No mail service on Thanksgiving with the Post Office closing at 9 60 p.m. J F Alberts appointed District Deputy Grand Master I D C F Fourth District. Mrs J M Andrews of Seymour visiting Moravia after her brother Alfred Hitt's death. M P Main left for Madison Wisconsin to spend Thanksgiving with son Arthur and family. John Chambers Lowell Harris Hal Waughop Perry Dudley of Centerville attended American Legion meeting.
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J. M. Andrews
Seymour Id
Moravia
Alfred Histt
G. B. Johnson
M. P. Main
Madison
Wis
Arthur
John Chambers
Lowell Harris
Hal Waughop
Perry Dudley
Centerville
American Legion
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Johnson Barber Shop
Webster's
Smith Drug Co
Crystal Theatre
Douglas Fairbanks
the Black Pirate
Moravia High School
Victors
Ocala
Nally
Fix
Barnes
Frank Foo
Attention
Bes Webster's Fudge
Bue Smith Drug Co
Frank Swaim
J. and
P. Coats
Tbs
Eno Leghorn
Nsec Soc
R. W. Winsler Produce Co., Inc
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