Mrs J B Sneed Visits From Moulton
Mrs J B Sneed came up from Moulton on Thursday for a brief visit, spending a few hours in town.
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1931
Page
2
Mrs J B Sneed came up from Moulton on Thursday for a brief visit, spending a few hours in town.
An advertisement urges guarding bowel health after forty due to chronic constipation and related disorders. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a doctor prescribed, safe for all ages, including babies, made from herbal laxatives and pepsin, claiming no griping or sickness and usable whenever a headachy or bilious condition signals constipation.
Local notes from Moravia and nearby towns recount visits, travel, and small events. The piece lists residents from Centerville Oskaloosa Ottumwa and Des Moines, plus social visits, a Shell convention, a food show in Des Moines, and World Series reflections among Cardinals fans and Athletic fans in Moravia. It also notes travel to California and a Grant Tadlock dinner gathering with many local names and a Post Matrona Club meeting with a Pasadena guest.
Captain Billy Clark returns to Fairport to find Dorinda Dodd replaced by Dorinda Clark the homecoming reveals a new bride. The Breeze crew gossip about Dorinda and Ellen Smith, while the captain confronts the change as he plans a honeymoon with the now Mrs. Clark.
The Privy council, once chosen by the English sovereign to govern public affairs, now rarely meets as a whole and functions through committees. Cabinet control, often limited to a single member, directs business, while a peculiar note references vapors andFuel system jargon.
A dramatic tale unfolds in Collingswood where Barbara fears a prowler after her husband Billy leaves for an absence. A menacing visitor rings, stirring suspense as Barbara hides, then endures a chilling night of unseen danger and radio suspense in the quiet home. Nearby notes from Moravia and Centerville detail social visits and club events as the town settles after the tense episode.
Women were not eligible for regular enlistment in the Navy but during World War I they were enrolled in the Naval Reserve. This enrollment was discontinued in November 1. Discrete historical note on reserve service and policy change.
A widow revoked a Jorge bequest to a Ife-wave social society over its display of pity for a poor relative. She grudgingly provided a small weekly dole to that relative, prompting the revocation.
Multiple small ads for sale items and notices including large desk blotters at Union office, Miller's Products contact Stella Carter, livestock listings Angus Males Shropshire bucka, orchards apples and pears at J Luse Sons Moravia, guitar sale Cleo Barnes, pears at Blumenatack’s, building files 2250, and other misc items from G Ll Gollaher. variety of prices and pickup details.
A Moravia promotion from Williams Laboratories offers a first in town bottle of Williams Formulae. The ad claims dramatic results for stomach, liver, and kidney issues with satisfaction guaranteed or refunds. Available at Smith Drug Store Moravis.
Mrs Rollie Brown and children are visiting at the Mahin home in Albin Misa Lois Davis spent Friday with a friend Miss Helen McCrory Mrs Herman Sytema called on Mrs Ruff Easter last week Miss Lois Brown spent the weekend with home folks Mr and Mrs Pearl Kelzey Saturday evening in Iconium Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brown and Dorothy visited the Lloyd Beaty home Sunday Mrs Ruff Easter plans to move into Moravia to supervise school children Mr and Mrs Rollie Brown and children spent Wednesday evening at Boyd Browns J I Shullard trio Ren Jr Glen and Dale Nikart of Mt Pleasant IA spent the weekend at the AE Shull home
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