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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1929
Page
2
Friday evening six thirty a Sun day school class hosted a surprise dinner and shower at Mrs H E Watts home for Miss Annea Blumenstock The event featured a buffet dinner and a novelty room search rewarding with useful and beautiful gifts attributed to the hospitable teacher and attendees.
ENON R S Faber and family visited A O Van Dorin in Moravia on Sunday. Mrs Fiona Neff spent days with Cy Jones at Ming Beryl Selby's near Munterville, who is teaching. Cy Jones called in Moravia on Saturday. Milo Selby visited Blakesburg Friday. Ladies visited Mrs Bill Giltner last Thursday. No school Monday as teacher Misa Johnson attended her grandfather's funeral.
Moravia local page lists Carnival Box Supper at M. E. Church on Thursday evening Oct 17. It notes visitors and residents from Nevada, Waterloo, Roland, Sacramento and Brooklyn among others, with updates on linotype operator shifts, club meetings, family visits, and travel delays from last week’s rain.
The article notes Halloween decorations in grade rooms and lists pupils with perfect attendance in the first six weeks. Third grade students earning 100 percent in spelling last week include Jean Kathryn Brosher Vivian Hudgens Madeline Oehler Richard Elswicks and Jack McDonough. Leon Ochier was absent due to illness last Thursday and Friday. Everett Smith is a new third grade pupil enrolled last Monday. The football team will dine at the Iowa Cafe in Ottumwa after the Eldon game.
In a lively street exchange, Garson Jordan asks about a blush while Russell Johnson notes the crowd’s watchful eyes on a woman’s attire. Harold Mason and Arthur Brown trade quips about a recent evening companion as the talk turns to aging and usefulness.
Fern Wright of Moulton spent Saturday night at the Eph Wilson home. Guns Tae and family visited Sunday at the Chas Jones home in Mora via. Burke and Vivian Wilson called in Albig Saturday. T J Luse left for Bridgeport Nebraska with an immigrant car for Harold Finnell. N G Wilson and wife called on Eph Wilson in Forrest Main and family visited John Johnson. Mrs 0 G Davin and Mrs Dutch DuVall called on Mrs Gusa Luse Monday. Dorothy Davis spent Monday night with Dorothy Dodd.
Classified ads list farm loans from Chet Broshar and multiple farm goods for sale including corn, apples, pears, Shropshire buck lambs, Chester White bears, White Leghorn pullets, White Rock roosters, fox terrier puppies, and fall pigs. Locations include Moravia and Fulton with prices per bushel and per item.
A concise reflection on how tiny acts of kindness accumulate into lasting benefits beyond money. It emphasizes everyday generosity, suggesting intangible returns grow over time and outpace straightforward dollars and cents.
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