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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1936
Page
9
Readable excerpts describe school humor, announcements, and activity notes from Moravia High. It covers student seating talk, a fall celebration schedule, and portraits of new faculty Miss Sherrard and Miss Jacobs, plus reports on agriculture, baseball practice, and library plans.
Describes 1935 Iowa weather impacts including heavy rains and floods, crop losses in Des Moines Valley, levee work at Eddyville, mass displacement at Ottumwa, and reduced chinch bug damage compared with 1934. Mentions town and state figures, and notes long term weather variability and historical context.
In a tense scene at a reading, Beatrice and Dick face bold accusations while Nancy Gregg’s will names Dr. Join Renny as heir. After the lawyer finishes, a dramatic twist reveals a cyanide demise of the attorney Willetts and a threatening note on Nancy’s desk. The room erupts as investigators close in on the true culprit behind the will and death.
Georgie Blake resents his Aunt Emma from California invading his life with a party at home. His mother defends the aunt, while the visitor stirs gossip among the guests. A fuse fixes, a rubber corset joke, and a tense finish linger on as Georgie wonders if Aunt Emma will stay or go home.
Cuureney Sunday School at 10 00 a m with Birdie Main as superintendent Ladies Aid meets at the church Wednesday afternoon W J Hastie pastor
The Moravia Methodist Episcopal and Wesley Chapel announce worship times with morning services, evening preaching, and midweek services. Next Sunday marks the conference year’s final service as Pastor Chas L. Ellis expresses gratitude for fellowship and looks for a large congregation.
The United Brethren church schedules Sunday School at 9 30 a m with a time change noted There is no morning preaching due to Salem church homecoming Christian Endeavor at 7 pm Evening service at 8 pm Mid week service Thursday at 7 30 Juniors meet Saturday at 1 45 pm Rev W N Rousch expected to preach at Salem Sunday morning Rev F C Scott the pastor
Iconium circuit community activities list Sunday School at 9 a m Grover Easter superintendent Communion service at 9 45 a m Hilton Sunday School at 10 a m EB Spain assistant superintendent Iconium Wayne Thompson superintendent Cradle Roll program 11 00 o'clock Epworth League 7 30 p m with Clarence White head leader Evening service promised special interest J W Stine pastor
Glass fish from India show a visible skeleton due to pale body tissues and slight yellowish tint. They inhabit salt or brackish water but adapt to freshwater in tanks. Found in Beo wal and Baluchistan, they breed in rivers above tidal reach. eggs hatch in about twelve hours and fry have three dark body lines.
Mrs. Lee Patterson of Albin Wyoming and the Miller and Turner families hosted and visited relatives in Centerville. The Hiatt and Bogart reunions at City Park and Buxton highlighted a weekend of visits, with Des Moines delegates and Iowa towns represented among extended family and friends.
Appanoose County Iowa announces tax sale notice for Moravia Lot 26 27 East Addition. Property sold for 1933 taxes on December 2 1935. County owns the certificate of sale and redemption ends after ninety days from complete service unless price is paid. Treasurer's Deed will be issued upon failure to redeem. Dated September 2 1936.
Tax sale notice states Milandi Huff est sold for 1933 34 taxes on December 2 1935 in Moravia Moravia Moravia property Lots 3 and 8 Block 2 Mable Cummins Addition certificate now owned by Appanoose County ninety days to redeem from service of notice Treasurer's Deed will be issued if redemption not made by deadline year 1936
Appanoose County holds tax certificate on Original Numa W% Lot 4-32-18 sold for 1933 34 taxes on December 2 1935. Redemption expires in ninety days from completed service unless redeemed. Treasurer's Deed will be issued for the land thereafter.
Tax sale notice identifies Hart Bros Oil Co and local parcel on leased land in Numa Iowa SE quarter of section 18 township 68 range 18. Notice states sale due to taxes in noose County and directs recipient to govern themselves accordingly. Dated September 2, 1986, with visiting Dale Schreiner family.
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