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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1926

Page

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Moravia Social Callers Visit and Ill Neighbor

Maine Station resident Helen McCrory spent Saturday night and Sunday with May and Doris McDanel. Virginia Easter visited Sunday forenoon. Mr and Mrs Jack Luse stayed at Bert Luse home. Tra Boshak and Glen Sufficool called on Willie McDanel who has been ill but is better. Ed Purvis and family, Mrs Purvis, and Mrs A E Broshar's group visited Earle Purvis home. Gus Pfannabecker’s parents visited his home. Geo McCumber family spent Sunday with Abe Ballanger. Virsil Easter and Ivan Boyer were Moravia callers Sunday night. Coy Luse visited Mora via Sunday. Chris Bogert’s were callers.

Helen McCrory Moravia May Doris McDanel Virginia Easter Jack Luse Bert Luse Tra Boshak Glen Sufficool Willie McDanel Ed Purvis Purvis A. E. Broshar Earle Purvis Gus

Unionville Notes Highlight Local Visits and Games

ReverendSara Trereturned from Martinsburg after preaching a funeral and toured the Dowd home in Moravia. Baptist ladies held an all day church work session while husbands and teachers joined the noon meal. Cincinnati basketball teams faced Unionville, with Cincinnati girls and Unionville boys winning. Local visitors included Ed and Mrs Creech, J A Swaim’s family, and Lenard and Carolyn Lyon. Des Moines trip for Mr and Mrs Bagby, weekend stay for Myers family, and a successful rummage sale by M E Ladies Aid netting over seventy five dollars. Amanda Morrison from Centerville is visiting Walter Morrison’s family.

Sara Ed Creech Centerville Farson A. B Stanley M. E. Ladies Aid F. A. Miller Amanda Morrison Walter Morrison

Weekend visits and homecomings in local families

Wash Kincade home. Mrs Retta Hiner returned home with them. Velma Whicker and pupil spent the weekend at the parental Whicker home. Ryman McDanel and wife of Moravia, Shirley Townsend and family were visitors at the Willie McDanel home Sunday. Leo Knapp is working for Ted Ball anger this week while Ted and Irma Hillum are visiting in southern Mo. Vern Easter spent Sunday with Maxine Gladfelder.

Wash Kincade Retta Hiner Velma Whicker Whicker Ryman McDanel Moravia Shirley Townsend Willie McDanel Leo Knapp Ted Ballanger Ted Irma Hillum Vern Easter Maxine Gladfelder

Ottumwa visitors and local calls weekly notes

Mr and Mrs Obe Burna and Mrs Scott Senger visited Ottumwa Saturday. Harry Herman son of HY Herman underwent appendicitis surgery at Centerville Saturday and is recovering. Mrs Shrivers of Allerton visited her daughter Mrs Liggit. L B Saum of Blakesburg called Sunday. Herman family members from Ottumwa Centerville visit St Joseph hospital Monday. Mrs Sarah Underwood and Mrs Stella Herman stayed Sunday night with Lee Jackson in Centerville. Aintrope and son from Long Beach Calif left for Floris after a home stay with John Selman. Alfred West family left Monday for Lamy New Mexico. Roscoe Pennington Moravia called Monday. Ross Clark Udell seen on the streets Monday. Rev J B Ward attended a Centerville M E Church banquet Friday evening. Dr Keely Ottumwa preached here both services Sunday.

Obe Burna Scott Senger Ottumwa Harry Herman HY. A. Herman Centerville Shrivers Allerton Liggit L. B. Saum Blakesburg Gretchen Edison Walter Selix H. A. Herman St. Joseph Hospital Sarah Underwood Stella Herman Lee Jackson Roscoe Pennington Moravia Ross Clark Udell J. B. Ward M. E Dr. Keely

Hiattsville Social notes and rainfall delays

Wes ley services were canceled again last Sunday due to rain and mud. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Chambers and daughter Pearl visited the Theo Miller home Tuesday evening. Fr. Hawk shipped a car of hogs from the area Tuesday. Nash Kingery bought the Harry Sander farm now occupied by Burl Stanley and family. A. W. Hiatt returned home after weeks with N. G. Wilson in Moravia. MM. W. Chambers of Udell, Iowa, visiting daughter Mrs. L. R. Miatt.

Wesley J. F. Chambers Pearl Theo Miller J. L. Dodd Hawk Cyril McDanet Tieta BE. F. Tucker Nash Kingery Harry Sander Burl Stanley Cyril McDanel Baby Utterback Moravia A. W. Hiatt N. G. Wilson MM. W. Chambers Udell la

Community News Briefs From Scatterburg Area

Scattersburg and nearby towns report visits and calls. J W Lockman and wife assisted with a flour purchase last week. Mrs Gilland called on Mrs Adams Sunday. Icle Paxston Lucille Coltrain Versie Horis and Glen Fowler visited W Tomlin Sunday evening. Rosa Blumer Willie Mikteman Amell Adams were Blakesburg visitors recently. J W Lockman and wife and Bill Irelan were Moravia callers Saturday. Mr and Mrs Wm Tomlin and Carl visited N West home Wednesday afternoon. We have Masks and Halloween Decorations at Smith Drug Co.

Class Officers of 1928 27 Election Results Summary

The article lists senior soph and freshman officers from the recent election. Names include Curtis Tomlin Ruth Smithbure Helen McCloud Zelda Easter Richard Sneed Richard Gollaher Dwight Hiatt Beryle Cornett Irene Fix Dorothy Broshey Glenn Caltrain Mildred Chambers Marie Oehler Leona Easter Forrest Legle Genevie Donovan Roby Main and notes ties prompting future votes. It also covers a senior class meeting about rings and announcements, and ABC Club activities with performances and talks led by students including Althea Green and Ruth Hinote.

Tlaan Curtis Tomlin Ruth Smithbure Helen McCloud Zelda Easter Richard Sneed Richard Gollaher Dwight Hiatt Claudine Townsend Beryle Cornett Irene Fix Dorothy Broshey Glenn Caltrain Mildred Chambers

Seventh Grade Program Brightens Friday Evening

Seventh Grade pupils hosted a four act program in the music room with home rehearsals. Acts included solo performances by Roger Fix and Elizabeth Sneed, readings by Lavena Cousins and Marie Jones, and a duet by Norma Lee Firking and Deloris Main.

Music Room Roger Fix Lavena Cousins Elizabeth Sneed Riddle Russel Johnson Marie Jones Norma Lee Firking Deloris Main Poum Dale Harrison Oral Easter Charles Dudley Vonetta Dudley

Merely Giant Pig or African Rhino Debate Ignites Hunters

A regional feature argues whether the rhinoceros ranks as the most powerful African mammal beside the elephant. The piece notes horns sold for medicine, rhino habitat shifts, fossil history, and surprising animal behaviors including tick birds that guard and alert the rhino.

Wiliam D. Boyce Africa Asia Indian Archipelago Europe North America England Siberia China Parthewmar Chinoceros

Luncheon quotes spark political graft talk in Seattle

A mayoral luncheon in Seattle featured remarks condemning political graft as unAmerican. A humor piece followed about a movie actor at a dinner party, where a duke and a pompous guest engage in a comic exchange over champagne.

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Not So Good Golf Encounter Near Partes

A man golfing Sunday morning overtook a foursome and criticized the groups play. After a few holes he told four men that he felt sorry for them if they could not finish ahead of the women they cited. A fellow player explained the wives were present and learning. the discussion highlighted a tense moment on the course.

Partes

Sol Month Proposed Between June and July In New Calendar

The article outlines a proposed Cosworth calendar with twelve 28 day months, year end on December 20 with no weekday game, and a holiday named Year day. A leap day would exist between June 28 and the next holiday, called Leap day.

Cosworth

Will Put Tage on Whales Rouglassd tw trylog tu emiler epeylul

The passage discusses efforts to put Tage on certain whales and notes interest from authorities in Britain and Washington Stor regarding plans and practical methods for handling whales and related journeys.

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