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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1937

Page

8

Local Social and Fair Weekend Guests in Unionville

A roundup of Friday to Monday visits features Unionville residents hosting guests from Ottumwa Whittier Burdett and nearby towns. Attendees include Battersons Shucks Scott families and relatives from Cedar Falls Jefferson Drakesville and Moravia. School resumes Monday with half day for opening. further details promised.

M. Batterson Rex Batterson Ottumwa Ray Rydeen Chica Art Batterson Oliver Epperly Fred Dauhter Annie Halline Whittier Calif W. Whisler Ross Shuck Thurston Skelton Cecil Lilah May Burdett Kansas J. W. Shuck Nora Scott Osa Scott, Jr Frata Galdine Scott Joe Scott Minor Scott J. C. Morrison Lee Harris Bloomfield Urban Hill Knoxville Margaret Wilcox Drakesville Mary Wilcox Frank Gates Keegan Mary Mra Roxas Miller Maxine Mildred Centerville Amanda Miller Ira Robb C. C. Dimmitt LeGrande Irma Frane M. E. Ladies Aid Elsie Bair Myrtle Harrington B. C. Bowers B. M. Nay Cedar Falls Laura Belle Baker P. E. More Ellis Wagner James Garner W. H. Underwood R. B. Underwood Anna Walter P. P. Underwood Claud Underwood Howard Jefferson L. E. Barnes Barnes Pleasanton Marve Lockman West of Moravia Alphus Hopkins Margaret Wileon Mae Wilcox H. A. Herman Fairfield Victor Bass Frank Hughes Paul Eva Clarence Des Moines

Boyer Ridge Community News Recaps Picnics And School Reopen

In Boyer Ridge this past week residents enjoyed picnics reunions and fairs before returning to work. School reopened August 30 with Gweneth Shepherd as teacher. Local families hosted visits and attended fairs in Des Moines Moravia and Centerville as illnesses and travel were noted.

Boyer Ridge Gweneth Shepherd Numa Jim Kaster Ver Virgil Morevia Maude Boyer Iva Kaster Win Ka Olin Foster Leon Burns Des Moines Claude Wren Helen Garretson Moravia Henry Foster BF. A. Boyer Ira Boyer Belle Whicker Edd Fisk F. E. Moffitt Ra Boyer

Hiattsville social notes recount weekend visits and gatherings

Sunday evenings feature calls among the Hiatt and Burton families including Virgil Dooley Pearl Hiatt and Moulton and Corning connections. Lunchtime meals, neighbor calls, school openings at Denny and New Hope, plus funeral services for Frank Coulson at Wesley church. Pearl Hiatt visits Des Moines and the fair as well.

Virgil Dooley Pearl Hiatt Heckman U. S. Hiatt Clyde Walker Lloyd Carter Meart Walter Roy Darby Mollingworth Centersville Lloyd Rose Harley Burton Bert Meadow Adela Daniels Denny School Mildred Cridlebaugh Margaret Hiatt New Hope School Frank Coulson Wesley Church Des Moines Albia Otis Burton Ottumwa Cliff Neff Matilda Burton M. E. McDanel Harry Glick

Community Visits Highlight Harold Spring Home Guests

Douglas Salem Monday forenoon visitors last week at the Harold Spring home were Mr and Mrs Neil Ross and the children of Carbonade Washington. Mr Ross is a brother of Mrs Earl Argeyles of Carbonade. Caroline White spent from Bewtley until Friday at the Roy Lowe home in Centerville. This community was shocked w.

Karl Cross Centerville Morrison Carl Phillips Alta Jane Lester White Luella Mishler Ross Starks Fay Porter Deny Fenton Dale Dei Wilson Ancil Glasgow Unionville Sylvia Walker Kentucky Harold Spring Neil Ross Carbonade, Wash Ross Earl Argeyles Carbonade Caroline White Bewtley Roy Lowe

Modernization program advances in Black Hawk County farms

Black Hawk County Farm Bureau members push farm and home modernization with water, lighting, and plumbing upgrades. County agent Paul Barger notes strong farmer interest from surveys. demonstrations expand across townships, led by Bernard Dammermaat on his Waterloo-area farm featuring hot water, new bathroom, septic, furnace, and dairy barn upgrades.

Black Hawk County Farm Bureau Paul Barger C. H. van Wing Town

Moravia School Staff Histories Highlight Local Educators

A compilation of Moravia Public Schools staff bios lists William H. Young as superintendent with degrees from Parsons College and the University of Iowa, plus graduate work at Minnesota. It profiles Ava G. Simpson, Gail L. Sherrard, Ann Elizabeth Helscher, Albert H. Crocker, Osa Cory, K. McNabb, and others, detailing their education backgrounds, teaching years, and roles from high school instructors to librarians. The piece notes countywide projects and farm home modernization efforts funded by careful planning to minimize costs.

William H. Young Fairfield High School Parsons Colege Parsons College University of Iowa University of Minnesota Parsons College, Extension Iowa Ava G. Simpson Whittemore High School Iowa State Anders College Gail L. Sherrard Plano High School Ealinh Simpson College Ann Elizabeth Helscher Sigourney High School Coe College University of Iowa, Extension Standard Albert H. Crocker Abraham Lincoln High School Council Bluffs Lombard College van Winck

Local families gather for visits and church events

Udell Route 1 Mr and Mrs Toms Hiatt traded in Moravia last week. The Denny school began Monday with 13 scholars taught by Miss Mildred Cridlebaugh. Miss Dorothy McMann stays with her sister Mrs Alice Sanders. Unionville and Centerville visits noted. The Miller Baptist Aid presented a pageant "A Scene From a Galilean" on August 25. Guests from Unionville attended with melons served afterward.

Toms Hiatt Moravia Denny School Mildred Cridlebaugh Dorothy McMann Alice Sanders Harry Rumiy Calvin and Ly- Vere Centerville Will Moffatt Floyd and Lee Aulonville Hany Hyauley Calvite Laverne Buuty Lee Jin Unionyill Kurt Foster Carl and Burtest Wit Kelley Ottumwa Gles Sauders Myrtle McMann Ceilerville Bonar Sanders Harry Rumley Laverne Bonnie Lee John Clayworth Carl Foster C. C. C. Camp Calvin Rumley Miller Glen Clanuy Unionville Miller Baptist Aid Baptist and M. &. Aids of Cal- Vin Lavertie Wencaday Tom Hiau Ivan Gibbs Sey- Mivur Dona Junding Navies Donald Jennie Hight Esatia Miller Ladies Aid Milley Church

Moisture Creates Ideal Fall Seeding Conditions

Fragmentary note reports moisture as a key factor for successful fall seeding with hints of drought relief and soil readiness. Limited readable text mentions farming context and potential pest or virus concerns, but lacks complete details or dates.

Alfalfa and Grass Seeding Guidelines for Soil Building

Horace Cheney of Iowa State College advises on alfalfa and grass plantings for soil building payments under conservation programs. Full alfalfa seeding at 16 lb per acre earns 2.50 dollars per acre, half rate with grass earns 1.50. Blue grass alone pays 2.0 dollars per acre. timing, seedbed prep, lime needs, manure, phosphate, and bacterial inoculation are covered.

Horace Cheney Towa State College Towa Agriculture Conservation Program Cheney

Leonard Wilson Detailing Work On Taylor Park Dam

Leonard Wilson describes joining the Taylor Park Dam project near Almont Colorado in late June. He outlines conditions at Ragtown high altitude camps, labor details, equipment used, daily grind on a dirt fill dam, and the anticipated completion this summer.

Leonard Wilson Almont Colorado Taylor Park Wilda O. K Ragtown Euclid Tam

Letter from Leonard Wilson and family celebrates mountain life

A warm letter from Leonard Wilson thanks readers and shares family joys. He notes his wife now runs a business and has earned over $60 in four weeks. He praises Tommy’s excitement on mountain drives and fishing, mentions Ronald and Adda Lou, and sends best wishes to all readers with a request for replies.

Tommy Ronald Adda Lou Jackie Leonard Wilson

Boyer Grove Reunion Finds Large Attendee List

The annual Boyer reunion held August 24 1937 at the FL A Boyer Grove featured a noon dinner and ice tea. Attendees included numerous Boyer relatives and friends with a program of songs recitations talks and greetings from many family members and grandchildren.

Boyer FL A. Boyer Grove Rev. Stine Geo. Noland Elijah Boyer Mary Lou Boyer Betty Jean Foster Ella. Jean Woodward Rex Foster Lillian Dorothea Woodward Jeraldine Hiner Frank Harley Woodward Lillian Tomlin Ann Woodward Sam Boyer Tom Clara Morrison Tone Raton Ellen Cridlebaugh Anna Woodward Gene Boyer Leslie Woodward Clair Mike Cridlebaugh G. Woodward Paul Boyer Mary Lou Bobby Donald Charlie Boyer Lola Ellen Cridle Taugh Ira Boyer Paul Richard Dorin Wales Russell Burns Leon Burns J. W. Stine Eli Hiatt John Stevens Shirley Townsend Pauline Charlene Junior John Eaton Ione Olin Foster Betty Jean Rex Lew Hiner Max Pearl Jeraldine Johnnie Carl Tomlin Dean Ted Broshar Frances John Floyd Virgil

Pleasant Grove Community Field Meet And Town News

Pleasant Grove notes recount a Field Meet at Iconium with families visiting Pierson Iowa and a state fair attendance by Roy Woodward and others. School opens with six boys enrolled and teacher Wilma VanZante. Community members plan fairs sales and 4-H activities in Des Moines and Monroe township events.

Iconium Harry Woodward Leslie Frank Pierson Iowa Roy Woodward Clifford Paxston John Sharp’s Woodward Bila Funkhouser Versal Robb Thomas Allen Ira Robb S. Little Wilma Carol Robb John VanZante Glen Fowler Glen Sharp Glen VanDorin Forrest Hiatt Wayne Mark Allen Thomas Allen Robb James John Wilson Boyd Gene Paxston Wilma VanZante Clair Woodward Monroe Township Ronald Woodward Des Moines McCloud Ifair Wilson Sam Bell Roy Brinkley Clell Jane Funkhouser Pearl Jess Funkhouser Gene Garret Alicia Ella Funkhouser Sewelub Ruth Wilson

Red Coral Always Prized

Red coral has long been valued beyond jewelry and buttons for protection and health. Ancient Gauls used coral in shields for safety, while Italians and Indians regard it as protection against evil. The Washington Post notes the world's red coral comes from Mediterranean African reefs, chiefly obtained by Italians.

Mediterranean Africa Washington Post

Program King Theatre Albia August Bond Showings

August 25 26 27 features Pat OBrien and Humphrey Bogart in San Quentin. August 28 offers Gene Autry in Ride Ranger Ride and Wheeler and Woolsey in On Again Off Again. August 29 30 presents Shirley Temple Victor McLagren June Lang Michael Whalen in Wee Willie Winkle and Edgar Bergen in Double Talk. August 31 strands Dorothy Lamour Lew Ayres in Last Train from Madrid.

Pat O’brien Humphrey Bogart San Quentin Gene Autry Wheeler & Woolsey Shirley Temple Victor McLagren June Lang Michael Whalen Edgar Bergen J

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