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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1935
Page
4
Local residents and relatives traveled to Centerville Albia Ottumwa and other towns for family visits and Thanksgiving plans. The notices list numerous names including Horner Coffin Wingler McCrory and Ellis among many who spent weekends with kin or traveled for holiday gatherings.
The menu lists Roast Beef Noodles Mashed Potatoes Peas Baked Beans Cabbage Salad Cucumbers Pickles Jelly Bread Butter Pie Coffee. Entertained at Rook Mr and Mrs Curtis Burton hosted a gathering Wednesday evening with progressive rock as the game. Mrs Carrie Tisue won a prize. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Malinda C. Broshar and her children grandchildren and great grandchild gathered with many relatives for a cooperative dinner at the Charles Broshar home in Moravia on Sunday. Other attendees included Emil Broshar family Russell Broshar family from Moulton Edd Purvis family Karl Purvil family and R B Stoner of Numa Ted Broahar Lyndon Me Danel and families from the Moravian area.
A community aid menu lists a Thanksgiving dinner including roast turkey and goose, smothered chicken, oyster dressing, giblet gravy, mashed potatoes, candied sweet potatoes, creamed turnips, cabbage slaw, cranberry sauce, cinnamon apples, celery, pickles, ginger bread or pumpkin pie with whipped cream. Bread, jelly, and coffee are offered. price marked at 86 cents and 26 cents.
The Farm Bureau women gathered Friday afternoon at Mrs Bayard Neff home for the year’s first follow up session. Nineteen women from four school districts attended the lesson on home furnishings by Mrs Chas Coffin and Mrs T R Gordner. The group listed included Mesdames Clyde McDonald Alfred Carlaon George Simmons Jr Lute Hiatt Cliff Neff Loyd Carter Theo Miller Robert Luse Mearl Walter Riley Callen Cody Luse T R Gordner Chas Coffin Bayard Neff Miss Mintia Callen Bertha Coulson Lilly Elsie Callen Mabel Coulson and Annabelle Wealter. The next meeting will be an all day event at Mrs Mearl Walter home with a vote to view a gift exchange.
Menu from M. E. Friday lists roast pork with gravy as a main dish plus apple sauce and bread. Includes a note on serving style and potential sides for the dinner.
We thank those who showed kindness during the death and burial of D M Gladfelder. Special thanks to the singers and to those who sent floral tributes. Signed Mrs D M Gladfelder and children.
Hocking Community prepares to dedicate a new school built with federal funds and state mining camp school receipts. The event will feature an address by Wa A Dunlavy regional director of mining camp schools and remarks by M D Falway and Monroe County officials.
Moravia travels to meet Cincinnati rival in a dec. 6 game moved to avoid referee conflicts. The issue notes school holiday, hot lunches, student humor, Armistice Day program success, and a flood of campus gossip with many named students and teachers.
Hazel College residents and guests gathered across several homes on Sunday and Friday evenings. Notable visits included Mr. and Mrs. Bayard Neff and Bernard at the Sincox home, Cen tervilla hosts, and a birthday dinner at Herman Johnson's with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Johnson in attendance. Rollie Carter and Rollie’s family joined at the Harve Mexr home, while Rollie Carter and Billy joined the Sincox and Grant Sincox households for Monday evening.
We thank all who showed sympathy and assistance during our bereavement for Mrs F. M. Dodd and for the floral offerings. The Family.
Twenty people attended the farmers night school gathering at Moravia school building last Monday evening. A lengthy meeting discussed changing the meeting night from Wednesday to Monday due to Thanksgiving. The meeting set Monday night, December seventh, at 7:80 for the next school session with a focus on agriculture.
Men wanted for immediate training to install service and operate diesel engines. Mechanical aptitude required. Write Shoeck Diesel Training Division Box A c/o paper. Also lost brown leather glove between Nowells Cream Station and No 60 reported by H E Glick.
The fifth grade studies fractions. first and second grades learn about Pilgrims and Indiana. A newly purchased victrola cabinet with over fifty records is enjoyed. Eighth graders study Europe. arithmetic covers proportion and ratio. Students give speeches in language. Visitors include Mrs Roland McDonough and children, Mrs Fred Buckmaster, Ruth Johnson, Patline Williams, Jean Hayes. Second grader Bonelta McDane uses a new reader. Fourth graders work on multiplication by two. The teacher is appointed chair of the Reading Circle for Monroe township.
Omega Mrs H S McCumber and sister Mrs Howard Guimer visit with family. Ray Lockman and Stocker families in Albia. Ward couples visit Moravia relatives. J R Lockman at Matt Hubers east of Blakesburg. Mrs J R Lockman returns home. Betty Hiatt visits Barbara McCumber. Mrs Walter Gideon visits G E McCumber. Barbara McCumber and Fairy Srocker attend Moravia school play. Clifford Stocker visits Floyd Paxston. Large crowd enjoys Omega program Friday. Rollie Carter and Loyd Carter visit Elmer Hendersons. Callers at Paris Missouri.
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