Ginger the Wellman pony dies after 24 years as family pet
The Wellman Advance recalls Ginger the spotted pony of Editor E. I. Coffey who died at thirty six after serving the Coffey family and community for twenty four years. Max Coffey, now an Omaha daily sports editor, recalls riding Ginger and the family’s deep affection for the animal amid a column of bits and recollections.
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E. I. Coffey
Wellman
Iowa
Ginger
Coffey
Chuming
Max Coffey
Max
Omeahs
Albia J C Team Meets Burlington Thanksgiving
The Thanksgiving Day football game between Albia and Burlington Junior Colleges will be played at the Albia athletic field starting at 2 16 Thursday afternoon. It is the annual clash between rivals and expected to be a highlight of the Albia grid season. Prices of commodities are rising with the Union still at $1 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albia
Burlington
Albis
One Bandit Gang Captured in NJ Shooting Case
Mrs. F A Reich of Moravia reports that one member of the bandit gang linked to the October 27 shooting of her brother Adolph Weinburg of Anguata NJ has been captured. Other members have been identified but not yet arrested.
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F. A. Reich
Moravia
Adolph Weinburg
Anguata
Union’s $1.00 Year Bargain Offer Extends Again
The Moravia Union announces continued $1.00 yearly subscriptions for old and new readers amid rising publishing costs. The offer, first made last December, allows multiple-year payments and remains the best value, with praise from both publishers and subscribers and a note that it may not last long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Morning Union
Welfare Worker Chosen for Davis County Relief Work
Mrs Velma Blank, previously assistant welfare worker in Appanoose county for eight months, will lead Davis county relief starting December 1. Trained at the Graduate School of Social Administration in Chicago, she has prior experience in New York City, Des Moines, and Hardin county Iowa. She played a key role in Appanoose during the county relief crisis and is noted for diplomacy and fair treatment. No successor named yet for her Appanoose post.
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Velma Blank
Appanoore
Davis County Board of Supers Yivors
Graduate School of Social Administration
Chicago University
New York City
Des Moines
Hardin County
Towa
Appanoose County
Board of Supervisors
Blank
Johnson Distributing Bank Dividend Checks Issued
E. J. Johnson, examiner in charge of the closed Moravia State Savings Bank, reports 10 percent dividend checks issued to depositors last week. The institution has paid 36 percent in total dividends, with 26 percent paid prior. The recent dividend totals about $2000 and many depositors visited the bank since last Friday noon to collect.
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E. J. Johnson
Moravia
Mrs Pearl Hiatt dies at 52 in Centerville hospital
The community mourns Mrs Pearl Hiatt who died at St Joseph hospital Centerville at midnight Thursday after a week illness and pneumonia She was 52 and longtime resident of Hiattaville Obituary also notes Clara Mildred Yetter born August 23 1881 died November 29 1988 aged 62 service held at Wesley Chapel church with Rev B G Haukina Rev L J Fix Rev J C Behrens officiating Denney cemetery burial
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Pearl Hiatt
St. Joseph Hospital
Centerville
Clara Mildred Yetter
Jacob Yetter
Elizabeth (Stevens) Yetter
Atlanta
Missouri
Presbyterian Church
Thh
Wesley Chapel Church
John Leater Hiatt
Goldie Mae Hiatt
Evelyn ElDora Wiatt
Juanita Hiatt
Annie Kemp
Clarence
Ella Hiatt
Dallas Center
Man Straight
Hazen
Ark
Lillie Attebery
Conway Springs
Kansas
Charlie Yetter
Greeley
Cole
Keri Yetter
Airée
John Yetter
Canyon City
Colo
George Yetter
Sam Yetter
Wesley Chapel
B. G. Haukina
Hedrick
L. J. Fix
Agency
J. C Behrens
Moravia
Denney
Moravia Woman Dies After Long Illness Died At Home Last Wednesday
Mrs W E Hiatt 01 a lifelong Moravia resident died at her home west of Moravia on Wednesday November 22 1938 after a period of failing health. She married W E Hiatt September 10 1891 and left a husband two sons Gail Burton and Forrest F Hiatt and a daughter Tsel Davis survive with grandchildren and sisters. Funeral services were at the Moravia M E church and interment followed in Moravia cemetery.
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Lyman Main
West of Moravia
W. E. Hiatt
Moravia
Elsie Miller
Alvin
Rhoda Miller
Appanoose County
Tews
Moravin
W. E B. Hiatt
Gail Burton
Curtis Burton
Iowa
Tsel Davis
Carl Davis
Sidney
Nebraska
Forrest F. Hiatt
Knoxville
Harold Burton
Bonnie Burton
Barbara Burton
Richard Burton
Charlene Davis
Billy Davis
Marylin Hiatt
Robert Hiatt
Joan Miatt
Perry Miller
North Dakota
Eva B. Hellyer
Clara Carlson
Meg Putnam
Missouri
Colt Shot at O O Whicker Farm Near Moulton
Hunters kill a spring colt at the O O Whicker farm northwest of Moulton. Reportedly careless hunters caused the death. the colt was found dead in the pasture with a hip wound. Estimated value about 25 dollars per the Moulton Tribune.
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O. O. Whicker
Moulton
Moulton Tribune
Fathers Bid to PTA Meeting Draws Fathers
Fathers are urged to attend the next Par ent-Teachers association meeting at the school house at 7 30 Monday evening. The program opens with community singing led by Miss Lake followed by a reading by Mrs Theo Milley and two items by the 7th and 8th grade pupils. Mrs A C Mein discusses Home School and Health with a vocal duet by Beulah Bishop and Annabeth Keemer and a piano solo by Susie Tarr. A social hour and refreshments follow.
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Parent-Teachers Association
Miss Lake
Theo Milley
A. C. Mein
Beulah Bishop
Annabeth Keemer
Susie Tarr
Christian Church Aid Dinner Near December 6
A note notes a church aid dinner on December 6 with a menu including fried chicken baked apples dressing mashed potatoes gravy turnips green beans and coffee. It mentions Lester Brain as a business visitor in Albia Monday morning and advertises a Union bar gain offer of one dollar per year with no guarantee of extension.
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Lester Brain
Albia
Sale of Car Licenses Begins December 1st
County Treasurer Haughton announces automobile license sales will start December 1, 1934, noting the penalty date shift to February 1, 1924. Owners have two months, December and January, to purchase plates and file a storage affidavit before January 1, 1924 to avoid penalties.
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Haughton
Moravia Union
General Assembly
Trengurer Haught
Schools Have Two Days Thanksgiving Vacation
The Mavsavia Public Schools will observe the usual two day Thanksgiving vacation this week with dismissal from Wednesday evening until Monday morning.
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Mavsavia
Get-together At Methodist Church Basement Friday Evening
Claas No 9 of the Methodist church sponsored a fellowship event at the church basement Friday evening. A cooperative supper preceded a program, described as a profitable and enjoyable time for church members.
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Claas No. 9
Methodist Church
B B teams meet Attica tonight in Moravia clash
The Moravia high school boys and girls basketball teams host Attica on the home floor tonight. It marks the first Moravia schedule against Attica, and locals expect two competitive games.
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B. B
Attica
M. H
Tesma
Moravia
Moravia CWA Projects Hire 17 Local Men for Winter
Seventeen Moravia men secured Civil Works Administration jobs in two Moravia projects, with work through February 15, 1934. One project cleans and reshelves streets while the other grades school grounds. wages range from 60 cents to 1.20 dollars per hour, with foremen at 60 cents. About 300 dollars weekly total, with 414 county residents eligible under state quotas and local committees absent from selection. Applications are made at Centerville City Hall, with priority for relief and ex-service individuals.
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Moravia
Civil Works Administration
United States
CWA
Appanoose County
County Civil Works Administration
Centerville
Mix Hawkins
Miss Goodson
Bose
Organization To Handle Corn Loans
The state corn-hog committee for lows announced last week began appointing county corn warehousing boards to work with the lows Department of Agriculture. It enables town farmers to secure loans of 46 cents a bushel on properly warehoused corn once loan blanks arrive from Washington. County agents will distribute blanks to banks and agencies for farmer access. The committee, announced by Dr. A. G. Black, includes R. M. Evans, Leureng, chairman, R. K. Bliss of Iowa State College, William McArthur of Mason City, and Ralph Smith of Newton, and will advise the Extension Service and the corn-hog section of the adjustment administration without administrative power.
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State
the Lows Department of Agriculture
Washington
A. G. Black
R. M. Evans
Leureng
R. K. Bliss
Iowa State College
William McArthur
Mason City
Ralph Smith
Newton
Extension Service
Adjustment Administration
Dea Mulnes
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday Services and Classes
The church announces Sunday School at 9:46 a.m. with Dale Schreiner as superintendent, Divine Worship at 11:00 a.m. the communion Sunday, Epworth League at 6:30 p.m., and Evening Worship at 7:80. A Thanksgiving service is planned for Wednesday prayer meeting hour. Wesley Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. Morning worship at 9:90. Behrens is pastor.
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Dale Schreiner
Epworth League
Wesley Sunday School
C. Behrens
United Brethren Church Sunday Schedule and Services
The United Brethren Church invites all to join Sunday School at 10:00 AM led by M. B. Johnson, with morning worship at 11:00 and an evening service at 7:30 PM. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:40 PM, special Thanksgiving service on the third Thursday at 10:90 AM, parsonage gathering, all welcome.
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B. Johnson
Ehird
Hla
Community church notices and schedules across several churches
Iconium Circuit and Fairview and Hilton churches list Sunday service times at 10 a m 9 45 a m and 11 a m with choirs young peoples and Epworth League events. Saturday Lyceum and Boy Scout activities follow, with Thanksgiving services and special meetings advertised. The Rev W J Hamilton conducts preaching and a Farm Bureau program follows Friday services. If you have no church home you are invited to attend.
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Young Peoples Meeting
Community Lyceum
Boy Scouts
Girls Scouts
Lyceum
Fairview
Pearl Hiner
Young Peoples
Epworth League
Ladies Aid
Hilton
Lewis Rouse
W. J. Hamilton
Farm Bureau
J. W. Zerbe
Attention Masons Regular Meeting of Antiquity Lodge No 252
Regular meeting of Antiquity lodge No 252 AFP DA M to be held Monday evening December 4 with election of officers. Members urged to attend. R C Wilson W M
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Antiquity Lodge No
A. FP
A. M
R. C. Wilson
W. M
M E Friday Dinner Menu and Corn Hog Campaign Details
A historical notice outlines M. E. Friday dinner offerings and describes the creation of county warehousing boards to manage sealers and storage for corn loans. It details corn hog contracts, USDA guidance on payments, and the formation of county and community committees to run the program until the end of the sign up campaign.
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Brooke Art
Maryland
Dixon
Ilinois
Ashton
Jesus
Walter Winchell
U. S
Albia J. C
Asa’t
Davis County
Johnson
Methodist Episcopal Church of
M.E. Church
J. ©. Behrene
Mia
Elsie Hiatt
Nts
Meg
Carl Davin
Forrest Hiatt
O. O. Whicker Farm
PTA
Christian Church Aid
Coffea
M. E
Church News
Methodist Episcopal Church
United Brethren Church
Iconium
Teemuny
Masons
United States Department of Agriculture
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