Sunday Visits Across Centerville Area Families
Mr and Mrs Adam Angst of Centerville and Mrs Mars Angst of Udell spent Sunday at the Eph Wilson home. Mr and Mrs Guss Luse and sons visited the Jack Luse home. Dutch DuVall and family and Harold Finnell and family were at the John Johnson home. Zell Wilson and family and Dick Wilson and family were visitors at the Eph Wilson home. Mr and Mrs John Johnson spent Sunday evening at the Guss Luse home. Guss Luse and family spent Monday evening at the Lloyd Luse home in Centerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Angst
Centerville
Mars Angst
Udell
Eph Wilson
Guss Luse
Jack Luse
Dutch DuVall
Harold Finnell
Lloyd Luse
Moravia Union masthead and subscription rates
Moravia Union is listed as a second class mail matter at Moravia, Appa noose County, Iowa. Editor and Publisher H. K. Smith notes subscription rates: one year in advance, six months, three months, and a single copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
KEEP IN TOUCH AND STORY OF ACHIEVEMENT IN MORAVIA
The 1929-80 school year opens with hope as enrollment rises and activities begin. Parents should cooperate with teachers to ease the year ahead and help newcomers feel at home in Moravia. The Moravia merchants are praised for quality service and thoughtful stocking, inspiring local shoppers to support these stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Community pride drives town growth and unity
Citizens urged to join local organizations to market and develop town advantages. More people and industries benefit all, while neglect can slow progress. A reader comment about subscriptions highlights support and appreciation as new subscribers are added and old residents renew.
New Car Brands Enter Market Amid Eight and Six Cylinder Lines
Motor gossip from retrait reports twelve new car brands introduced in four months, all eight or six cylinder models. Several are front wheel drive yet none surpass the old buggy in rough terrain. The piece argues the motor industry seeks consumer money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
Tee Mogderer
Firs
Michigan
Retrait
A Bag of Tricks and a Mixed View of Books and News
The text reflects on printing volumes and reading habits, noting over 230 million books published nationwide last year. It muses on murder and mystery tales, public credulity, and the value of a good newspaper as a civic asset, while poking at human vanity and varied humor.
Advertising in newspapers drives results for sellers and readers
Ly Edson R. Waite explains advertising as a notice to the public that can affect both advertiser and recipient. He argues ads aim to meet customer wants and that newspapers reach the broadest audience at the lowest cost. He notes news and advertising satisfy both curiosity and material needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Bomberger
The
Igannette
Pa.) News-Dispatch
Local Social Notes Mention Mrs Smith and Moravia Visitors
The Ladies Aid met and social visits were noted as Mrs Bryan Smith and family hosted and relatives from Moravia visited the Smith home. A new road project near the town drew attention, with Leyal men assisting supervisors Claude and Bobby Rogers. Roy Tibbels threshing clover near Albia was also reported.
Local Social Roundup from Scatterburn and Nearby Homes
Saturday night visits at the W Trelan and Cad Adan homes are noted along with Sunday activities at Geo McCumber Dad Adams and Fred Coltran residences. Several families including Tomlin Lockman Irclan and Vancleave are recorded visiting, hosting, or delivering horses across Scatterburn area homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Lockman
W. Trelan
Cleofuck
Geo. McCumber
Dh. Patterson
Tert Adamsy
Wm. Tomlin
Miller West
Hoxie Gililand
John Irclan
Sayrday
Fred Coltran
Carl Tomlin
Wi. Tomlin
W. Irelan
Gerald
Saymond Lockman
T.d. Lockman
Cad Adan
W. Yumlin
Emery Vancleave
Local Valley Notes Include Visits and Work Updates
Community brief from the Kins er valley reports social visits at H D Darby and E F Wilson homes. Moravia and Albia ties appear with shopping and lamb deliveries, a crushed hand at Ottumwa, and remodeling help for James Van Durin. Several residents shopped in Albia and Ottumwa while others farmed and assisted relatives.
Miners’ Weekend Rest and Valley Sawmill’s Busy Purr
A short note recalls Fianigon in the coal mines spending the weekend with home folks. Fred Tillmont of Moravia reports his sawmill is going again in the Valley with its steady purr heard from dawn to dusk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fianigon
Fred Tillmont
Moravia
Local social notes from Hazel College area families
Mr and Mrs Ed Johnson attended Ralph Huptons funeral Monday. Henry Sytsma and family visited the Grant Sincox home Wednesday evening. Roy Darby called Sunday morning at the Tarp Darby home. Ed Johnsons spent Saturday evening at the Grant Sincox home. Grant Sincoxs family visited Herman Johnson. Afternoon callers were H C Caster and Jacob Caster. Jimmie Van Dorin visited Willie VanDorin Sunday morning. Mrs E G Sincox and son called at Cynos Ame Saturday. Harley Smiths family were guests Thursday evening at Grant Sincox Marie and Katrena Sytsma visited Ed Johnson Friday evening. Kenneth Kingery spent Friday with Laurence Johnson. Zell Wilsons family spent Saturday at the Eph Wilson home. Curtis Goudy family spent Saturday evening at the E G Lincox. Laurence and Francis Johnson spent Saturday and Sunday at Hughie Lewis home in Des Moines. John VanZante family visited Nenry Sytsma home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Johnson
Ralph Hupton
Henry Sytsma
Grant Sincox
Roy Darby
Tarp Darby
Grant Sinox
Herman Johnson
H.C. Caster
Jacob Caster
Chester Johnson
Geo. Darby
Curtis Goudy
Jimmie van Dorin
Willie VanDorin
E. G. Sincox and Son
Cynonos Ame
Harley Smith
Grant
Local social notes from Enid and area weekend visits
Enid Long called at Helen Hamiltons Saturday morning. Charles Foster and family visited Sunday at the Loren Buckingham home. Mr and Mrs Cass Hamilton and daughter Helen spent Sunday at the Grant Tatlock home. Mr and Mrs Jeff Patrick were Alebia callers Saturday. Airs Cass Hamilton and Mrs Lloyd were mentioned in notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid Long
Helen Hamilton
Charles Foster
Loren Buckingham
Cass Hamilton
Helen
Grant
Social Notes Record Local Visits And Visits
Brown spent Thursday afternoon at the home of M. B. Tisue. Mrs. Hen Jones spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. John VanZante. My and Mrs. Lloyd Brown and daughter spent Sunday at the A. J. Brown home. Henry Watts threshed beans for John VanZante Monday. Lloyd Brown and family were Centerville callers Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
M. B. Tisue
Hen Jones
John VanZante
Lloyd Brown
A. J. Brown
Henry Watts
Centerville
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Hedge College
John Johnson
Zell Wilson
Dick Wilson
Gotham
Vera DeNoon
Rosalee Agee
Chevrol
Universal Car CO
Center Moravia
Sue
Trach
Ly Edson R. Waite
Ladies Aid
Bryan Smith
Coogler
Oskalonsa
Smith
Roy Majors
Eula
Fred Grey
Geridling
Estlack
R. GC. Huyghty
Lewis Rouse
Clell Coffin
A. E. Shull
Lucille Elawick
PernetHlumphrey
Mes
Nickilson
Sam Coulon
Scattersburg
Kinser Valley
Bob
M. M. Darby
H. D. Darby
Dell Wilson
E. F. Wilson
Jane Robinson
Albia
John Robinson
Sarah Hoadley
Ottumwa
Frank Fulton
James van Durin
Edgar Wilson
John Spencer
George
Ray Darby
M. Spencer
George Darby
H. M. Smith
Darby
Alda
Clyde Nicletto
Wil
Hazel College
J. C. Cortesio
Prop
van Buren
Iowa
Sunbeam
Rogiarer
Chryolires UE
Oita Bo
Tepiatanice Lelyyak
Pei
Uechinod Ike & Furnace
Foteeltin
Euacel Flatap
Asha G
Jon Wi
Sail Chao
Witwer
Uta
Bolle
Friangular Grate
Urisines
Kong
Ask Gulte
Cayce
Salen
Ubey
Linton Lorale
Uvavy Steel Muse
P. D. Schreiner
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