11 Oct 1934
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1934
Page
1
A Keesangua Republican editorial argues the NRA codes already nudged government into industry and warns that government control could flood markets with subsidized, tax free products such as mattresses and furniture. It contends state factories displace private firms, raise taxes, and risk socializing American industry toward a Russian model.
Hiattsville residents and relatives visited the W A Rose home and other local houses. Miss Goldie Hiatt graduated as a professional nurse at St Joseph hospital Centerville. Moravia Behrens welcome back service drew Wesley Chapel and Miller Baptist attendees for rally day and homecoming events with a large turnout.
Hospitals and doctors favor liquid laxatives for controllable dosing and steady effects. The right dose promotes natural movement without discomfort, and mild preparations like Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin are suitable for all ages.
Barbara Burton reports that nearly forty girls tried out for Cambria’s girls basketball squad. Seven letter winners from last year returned for practice as coach Young, praised for seven years of success, prepares to select a cut threshold based on training compliance and playing ability. Moravia falls to Cincinnati 12 to 8 in baseball as defense falters and offense heats up.
A Moravia high school update covers first through eighth grade classroom activities, honors, and reading progress. It notes two hundred plus reading milestones, an ABC initiation ceremony, and Barghahn as new boys basketball coach with practice plans and an anticipated late November game.
Unionville updates cover social visits across towns and states. Mrs Pearl Morrison moves to I A Morrison estate home, Minnie Hicks returns from Colorado, and visitors include Mr and Mrs J R Cook of Des Moines, Robert Cook of Chicago, plus Holby Zaring from Los Angeles. Streets in south town ready for graveling under federal work led by J O Harvin. Lucille Gates and son Dayton Jr plan a San Diego move as naval fleet returns west. Des Moines guests Delbert Quigley visit, Delbert’s son-in-law A R Crawley hosts. Local residents attend Utopian club, others visit Centerville and Batavia, with multiple family.
Frequent visitors from Fairfield Centerville Bloomfield Ottumwa and Cleveland Ohio joined Ira Stufflebeam and family for a Sunday dinner honoring the newlyweds Arthur Batterson and Ruth Stanley family. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. William Turner and Glen Turner Mrs. Ralph Stufflebeam Mr. and Mrs. Lee Harris and families. The group also notes trips to Jefferson City and Waterloo with extended visits by Martha Gersparcher Angela Raber Olive Foster. The W F M S of the MBE church plans a meeting October 11 hosted by Mrs. F D Caylor south of Union.
In a quiet assembly the room erupts as a skunk odor spreads through the scene. Mr Why directs students to check who caused the scent with playful denials and a blush of mischief. A moment of fun follows as the culprit, Mr KlarG srekeM, confesses the hectograph mishap on Happy/Glee’s hands.
Local school notes describe busy weeks, classroom work, and upcoming events. Unionville area teachers Lucile Coltrain Velia Boshak Ewing and Faye McCurdy report on primer reading multiplication reviews reports of prizes in contests and plans for a Box and Pie Supper with music. Visitors including County Superintendent Ethel Roberts and several area residents toured schools and observed perfect attendance and spelling achievements.
Ernest H Fabriz appeals to Ottumwa readers in a Union column as he seeks Congress from Iowa's Fifth District. He cites Thornton's voting record, noting 35.2 percent of votes missed and instances of being present but not voting, urging voters to demand faithful representation on November 6.
Hilton community notices report the Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs. Robert Rogers home on Thursday and a box supper and program by Mrs. Tillmont at Hilton Grange Hall Friday. Also mentions visits by Emma Sutton, the Teller family, Violet Sutton, Opal Teller, Charley Johnson, Ruby Johnson, and the Rouse home hosted Sunday.
A political observer notes the central question of the campaign: can the region waste resources yet still prosper under current policy. The remark points to debates over efficiency, growth, and long term sustainability in governance.
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