Weekend Visits and Local Notices in Iconium Area
ICONIUM area residents shared weekend visits with relatives and friends. Algin Derby was ill and visited by Dr. Harris of Mystic. Margery Brown stayed with sister Lloyd Beaty. many attended the Aviation and Comm Festival in Centerville. Families including Holman, Coulson, Argo, and Beaty were mentioned with Sunday gatherings and travel details. A death通知 reached Ben Whithead from Kangan. George Argo and Centerville guests joined relatives here for a weekend visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlo Funkhouser
LJ L. Funkhouser
Dr. Harris
Mystic
Algin Derby
Margery Brown
Lloyd Beaty
Centerville
Dick Holman
Dora Hellyer
Winsel Coulson
Low Priebe
Haver Free
B. F. Argo
Ben Whithead
Kangan
Harve Beaty
Seymour
George Argo
Adolph
Lemaster
John McAninch
Jimmie
Dave Hiner
Hilton Ladies Aid Fellowship Notes and Local Visits
The Ladies Aid enjoyed a pleasant Thursday with Mrs. Laura Besco. Next Sunday will feature preaching and a large crowd is urged. Various locals, including Miss Roberta Humphrey and Miss Althea Green, spent time with friends and family across Albia and Newton area, with travel and visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Laura Besco
Roberta Humphrey
Althea Green
Earl Woodcock
Newton
Iowa
Will Callen
Misa Mayme Callen
Joe Clark
Marie
Keith
Wayne
New Sharon
Carol Jean
Harald Clark
Merle Dick
Sterling
Ill
Gilbert Woodcock
Woodcock
Anna May Glaspie
Arthur
Elizabeth Rugglea
Oakland
Albia
Will Eatlack
Scattersburg and Enon residents visit and events
Local social rounds report Sunday calls at multiple homes in Scattersburg and Enon plus visits to Centerville and Des Moines. Mentioned are Mr and Mrs Lowell Harris, John Winkleman, the Robbs, Lockmans, Ellisons, and Cloyeds. The Big Feed notes a turkey shortage yet festive Thanksgiving.
Foster families share weekend visits in small town
Gabe Johnson and family Virgil Johnson and family Walter Scott and family and John Scott spent Sunday at Zell Wilson home. Mrs Sarah Hoadley Mrs George Darby and John Robinson spent last Tuesday with sister Misa Jennie Robinson in Albia. Zell Wilson and family shopped in Moravia Saturday. Mr and Mrs John Selby and daughters spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs H D Darby. Roy Darby called on Frank Fulton Sunday. Mrs Rhoda Stephens of Albia spent weekend with Mr and Mrs Marp Darby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Harris
John Winkleman
Fred Coltrain
Geo. McCumber
Mra
T. A. Robb
Lela Marie
Versal Robb
Thomas Allen
Elen Ward
Zula Taylor
J. W. Lockman
Walter Ellison
Raymond Lockman
Bill Trelan
T. T. Lockman
John Williamson
Matt Gilland
Quiller Adams
Dad Adams
Versa Robb
Centerville
Gabe Johnson
Virgil Johnson
Walter Scott
John Scott
Zell Wilson
Sarah Hoadley
George Darby
John Robinson
Misa Jennie Robinson
Albia
Moravia
John Selby
H. D. Darby
Roy Darby
Frank Fulton
Rhoda Stephens
Marp Darby
Mt Pleasant Ladies Aid and local visits noted
The Mt Pleasant column records the Ladies Aid meeting with Mrs Will Callen, several visits to the Will Callen and Will Brown homes, calls on Forrest Sateliff and Harold Clark, and a new baby for Mr and Mrs Harold Clark. Travel included a trip to New Sharon Iowa and Ottumwa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Callen
Homer Brown
Harry Robinson
Florence Callen
Ralph Stickler
Will Brown
Charles Foster
Forrest Sateliff
Givin Callen
Hock Carr
John Callen
Roe McCrory
Joe Clark
Wayne
Marie
New Sharon
Lows
Harold Clark
Ladies Aid
Edd deLong
Adda Robinson
Iowa
Wit Brown
Ottumwa
Carul Jéeus
Clark
Hazel Robinson
Local Social Notes and Wedding Welcome in Moravia
Carpenters at Emil Hiatt's new barn and Miss Ruth Scott's employment occupy Moravia this week. Pearl Hiatt's family visits Ot Tumwa, with broader community mentions including travelers, receptions for Rev Pix family, and a noisy charivary party for Bayard Neff and Fiona Wailes. The Neff wedding is noted with well wishes from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayard Neff
Misa Fiona Wailes
J. C. Neff
Agricultural wages rise and farm conditions improve
A government survey notes a slight but steady advance in farm labor wages throughout the year and better general farm conditions, suggesting natural relief in agriculture. The message also urges support for Red Cross aid to Florida storm victims.
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The
Red Cross
Florida
Weekend Callers and Arrivals in Newtown Mo
Dutch DuVail and family were in Newtown called by the death of Mrs Dus Vall's sister. Russell Davis and family visited the C. G. Davis home. Rally Day services at the M E church. C E Ellig moved to Fred Res’s former place. Sunday evening visitors included Doris Tris Fern Wright Glenice Horn Kenneth Cullers Nip Smith. G B Luse and family attended the Thompson reception at the U B church. E F Wilson, Burke, Vivien and Irene Fix were in Albia Saturday. Christina Humphrey stayed with her teacher Vivien Wilson. Q G Davis family at the U B church Sunday. Gabe Johnson and family with Walter Scott called at the E F Wilson home Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvie Hawk
A. B
Thompson
Ernest McKay
Missouri
Mia
Laura Knappe
Humboldt
Towa
Madge Evans
Lineville
Geo. Cloved
Prona Wailes
Bayard Neff
Des Moines
Russell Davis
Geo. Cloyed
Ona Boardman
Miller
J. C. Lockman
Moravia
Wendell Cloyed
Rodger Gideon
John Selby
Carl Cloyed
Eph Wilson
Dutch DuVail
Newtown
Campaign ads in The Moravia Union boost buyer value
Advertisers gain exposure while readers stay informed on local politics as The Moravia Union highlights campaign doings and notes that advertising supports the paper and saves the buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia Union
Otterbein Guild Meeting Led by Edna Burns
The Otterbein Guild met Monday evening October 8 with Opal Boyer as leader. The service opened with singing More About Jesus followed by prayer. Participants included Osa Callen Deloris Main Edna Burns Vera Boshak Juanita Smith Marie Oehler and Mrs Thompson. Three visitors attended. Meeting closed with Mizpah benediction and hostess served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Burns
Opal Boyer
Jesus
Epworth League Prohibition Lesson Recaps October 7 Meeting
The Epworth League held its Prohibition focused lesson titled What Are the Facts on October 7 led by Lester Smith and Versil Kaster. Alma and Mary Keemer performed Ivory Palaces as a duet. attendance was 48 with visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Smith
Versil Kaster
Alma
Mary Keemer
Moravia Seeks Stronger Community Cheering Section
Town leaders urge residents to boost Moravia spirit and support for local progress. Officials stress that a vocal, organized backing can uplift town events, teams, and civic initiatives, galvanizing residents to participate in upcoming activities and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
No Hunting Notice on Premises Read by Many Names
No hunting trapping or trespassing allowed on my premises without written permit. Names listed include Aaron Campbell Gee E McCumber J T Winkleman E G Hawk Wm Tomlin Clint Paxton Elmer Lotkiing A E Skull Guy Roberts H 3 McCumber Fred Coltrain August Koehler Walter Gideon Moravia State Savings Bank Warren DuVall Win DuVall Henry BuVall dep Powell 0 D DuVall 5 E Winsler CG L Alden T C Turner E M Coltrain. This notice will be run each week until Jan Jat. Additional names may be added at 25c each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Campbell Gee
E. McCumber
J.T. Winkleman
E. G. Hawk
Wm. Tomlin
Clint Paxton
Elmer Lotkiing
A. E. Skull
Guy Roberts
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West End
Stark & Hiatt
Turner & Son
D. K. Orelup
Farmers’ & Merchants Savings Bank
Waughop
Brand Goal CO
Peer Oie T
Lee Or
Call
Merrill Adams
Paul Broshar Oy
N. R. Ward
Prompt Service
Lawrence Scheben
Ritz Theatre
Centerville, Iowa
Iconium Oe
Hilton
Scattersburg
ENON
MT. Pleasant
Hiattsville
Emil Hiatt
Ruth Scott
FL. W. Blumenstock
Pearl Hiatt
Scott Tucker
Walnut City
J. ©. Neff
R. C. Coulson
Flora
Bethel
John Horatman
Mary Margaret
Norma
B. &. Turner
Murayia
Horstman
BE. F. ‘Tucker
Elsie Tuver
Maxine
Noah Kingery
Vaby
E. O. Tucker
Roy Scott
Grover Long
Clyde
KR. S. Coulson
Roy Hiatt
A. S. Hiatt
Kenneth
Minnesota
Hedge College
Otterbein Guild
Epworth League
M. E
Chas. E. Fulton
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