Local Pensions and Weekend Visits Abound in Moravia
Wayne Beery returns from Town City for weekend. many locals travel to Bloomfield Kansas City Des Moines and Lincoln for family events. Attendees include Hiatt, Stauber, Cameron, and Carr families with gatherings, church events, and hospital visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Beery
Town City
Vess Hiatt
Bloomfield
Jeff Patrick
U. S. Mangle
Bruce Watts
Ottumwa
Don Carr
Lincoln
Nebr
C. N. Main
Juanita Smith
Kansas City
Clell Coffin
Cola
Claude Dickinson
Rolla Foster
Albia
J. P. Foster
Ruth Johnson
Simpson College
Allen Hiatt
October Planting Guide for Fall Bulbs by Extension Floriculturist
October is the recommended month to plant fall bulbs for next spring. John Winegert of Town State College outlines soil prep with rotted manure if available, deep tillage to 8 to 10 inches, and uniform planting depths by bulb type to ensure synchronized blooms. For heavy soils add fine sand, protect bulbs with mulch to prevent heaving, and plant small bulbs like scilla crocus and muscari at shallow depths for naturalized borders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Winegert
Town State College
Darwin
Wingert
Vacation Road Trip Through Nebraska Colorado And Wyoming
The Moravia Union accounts a nine day trip by five travelers from Sept 11 to Sept 22 covering 3150 miles. They tour Morton estate in Nebraska City, Lincoln visits, Grand Island, Grand Mesa, Rocky Mountain National Park, and Black Canyon of the Gunnison. They describe mountains, irrigation farms, and mountain streams, with notes on towns like Cheyenne Delta and Okla homa route, and memories of wildlife, scenery, and lodging along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Moravia Union
W. B. Kelsey
Verna McAninch
Ry Pearl Kelsey
No. 3
Nebraska City
Morton
J. Sterling Morton
Arbor Day
Grover Cleveland
Will Peterson
Lincoln
Nebr
Nebraska
Iowa
Platte River
Grand Island
Gollaher Brothers
Platte
Grand
Cheyenne
Colorado
Big Thompson Canyon
Rocky Mountain National Park
Ehe
Idaho Springs
Deaver
Museum of Natural History
Fark
Manitou
Pikes Peak
Leonard Wilson
Delta
Leonard
Wilda
Grand Messa
Méssa
Oklahoma
Kansas
Black Canyon
Gunnison
Montrose
Monumenta
Concrete
Pueblo
Colo
Classified sale items and local notices blend of ads and club notes
Classified items list yearling Shrop buck by H F McFetridge Rue, yellow hung seed corn by Walter Gideon near Moravia, apples for sale by Jonathon and Missouri Pippin with Ralph B Davis, five Duroe registered males via Fred Coltrain, lost black pocketbook Kay Lemaster, sorghum for sale via Gomer Stocker & Sons Moravia Iowa route 1, plus Thursday Bridge Club notes praising Mrs Bayerd Neff and prize to Mrs Emil Halden with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Gideon
Moravia
Bayerd Neff
Paul Coffin
Emil Halden
Contrasting Cabins Move From Desolate Regions
The article contrasts cabin life with the now mountainous regions, noting a shift in terrain and living conditions. It hints at a discussion continued in a later issue.
Co-Op Shipments Lead Mo Co-Operative Carload to St Louis
C O Jones, manager of the Mo travis Co-Operative Marketing Association, accompanied a shipment of three carloads of livestock to the St. Louis market on Tuesday. The consignment included one car of cattle, one car of sheep, and one car of hogs. Lee Main injured his arm in a fall from a step ladder at his sister Mrs. Mary Hoskinson’s home while painting, fracturing the arm when a ladder leg sank into a hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelia
Iowa
D. K. Orelup
Pete Schreiner
Waterloo
Mr. Schreiner
Tisue
Carl
Evelyn Stauber
Ernestine Stauber
Ruth Johnson
Indianola
Simpson College
C. C. Long
Moravia
Robt. Tarr
H. L. McCoy
J. Tucson
Arizona
T. J. Layson
Trenton
W. I. Lemaster
Harley Tisue
Tuscon
J. T. Layson
W. S. Lemaster
Ottumwo
McCoy
Mr. Lemaster
Allie Wad
Frank Main
Mt. Ayr
Main
F. C. Scott
Harriet
Des Moines
Conference Board of Administration
Rev. Scott
Byron Hiatt
J. EB. Sharp
J. H. Hiatt
Denver
Colo
Dr. Benson
Longmont
Mrs. Day
Cheyenne
Wyo
C. O. Jones
Motravis Co-Operative Marketing Association
St. Louis
Lee Main
Mary Hoskinson
Cousin Visit Tied to Illness at University Hospital
Frank Swaim traveled to Iowa City Sunday to see a cousin in the University hospital. He was joined by Mrs. J. L. Dodd and Mrs. Charles Coffin, who were summoned by the serious illness of Daphen Pennington, also hospitalized in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Miller Church
Roe Ahee
Paul Broshar
Waterloo
Ernestine Stauber
Simpson College
Helen Garretson
Des Moines
Henry Kaldenburg
Ernestine
Evelyn Stauber
Mamie Tisue
Mary Putnam
Curtis Burton
Marion McCrory
Mary Zerbe
Cleo Barnes
J. L. McCrory
Fairfield
J. H. Schreiner
Dale Schreiner
W. F. Horner
Centerville
Joe Carr
Don Carr
Lincoln
Nebr
Wm. Young
County Schoolmaster’s Club
Cincinnati
Dwight Hiatt
Connie
W. H. Hiatt
R. R. Pennington
Iowa City
Daphen
The
United Brethren Church
Ruby Dille
Margaret Callen
Marjory Cameron
Bussey
Keith Cameron
Newton
Tom Cameron
Moravia
O. D. Duvall
University Hospital
20Th Century Club
Mia
Grace Luse
A. C. Dowd
Excelsior Springs
Frank Swaim
J. L. Dodd
Charles Coffin
Daphen Pennington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chet Broshar
United Drug Company Department of ‘Meseesch and Technology
Rexall Drug Stores
Veach Drug Store
Parker House
Prunes
Graham
H. G. Broshar & Son
John Smithburg
D. DuVall
Ralph McDonough
M. H. Johnson
Buck
Elmer Lockman
Highway No
Robert L. Terra
Shrop Buck
H. F. McFetridge
Jonathon
Missouri
Ralph B. Davis
Fred Coltrain
Batavia Bank
Kay Lemaster
Gomer Stocker & Sons
Lowa
Standard Oil Co
Cloyd Pester
L. H. Beery
D. D. Smith
Highway No. 60
Chester Broshar
John F. Abegglen
Moravia, Iowa
Ward’s Grocery
Graham Co Soda Crac
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