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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1930
Page
3
An Omaha resident Mrs Eugenia Walsh reports relief from rheumatism after using Konjola. She describes severe early symptoms including stiffness burning sensation and constipation before finding improvement. The testimonial notes availability at Smith Drug Store in Moravia and through local druggists.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Van Dorin welcome a baby girl born Wednesday. The little Miles still to be called Bernice. Several local residents shared weekend visits and family gatherings including Dorothea and Donald Darby with Reba Callen. The Zell Wilson home hosted a Sunday gathering with E. F. Wilson and family and Edna Dyphon and daughter. John Robinson reported a pleasant trip through the west.
George Darby and family and M. M. Darby and family were Albia shoppers Saturday. John Winfield spent the week end with home folks, Foster school started Monday.
Mr and Mrs Otis Ballanger welcome a baby boy named Elinor Nelson born Tuesday morning. Various local residents listed with visits, trips, and church events. Families, chores, and community notices recap happenings around Fairview Church, Walnut City, Moravia, and nearby homes.
Unionville's first P T A meeting of the year met at the high school with President Mrs More presiding. Reverend and Mrs H H Fletcher recently left for better fields of labor and Reverend Rowe from Eddyville will serve as pastor. A large dinner followed for many local residents and visitors including families from Santa Barbara Centerville Moravia and Ottumwa with extensive attendance at a family reunion at the Crawley home.
T J Ray has been visiting in this neighborhood the last week Mrs and Mrs Carl Tomlin visited at Hata Weats Sunday Raymond Lockman and family and Jr W Lockman spent Sunday at W Trelans Mr and Mrs O Kanter and daughter were recent visitors at T A Robbs Sam Proctor and Myrtia and Mias Haynes attended Sunday School at Seattersburg Mr and Mrs Wn Tomlin and children Mr and Mrs Carl Tomlin attended the funeral of Robert Leo Taylor at Drakesville Friday
Notice to all interested parties that the final report of B H Jones administrator of Isaac W Jones estate will be heard September 22 1990 in Appanoose County Iowa court. The administrator will be discharged if no objections are filed. Sept 11 1980 Miller Everett attorneys for administrator.
Community notes from Unionville cover visits by Mrs. Mary Fowler and grandson Rusell to Alvin Fowler, Stevens family reunion attendees, and multiple Moravia and Centerville callers. The column lists local social calls, farming tasks, school absenteeism due to illness, and condolences for the deaths of Mrs. Harrington and Mr. Strunk.
In Appanoose County Iowa District Court the administrator of Dora Johnson deceased has qualified. All persons indebted must pay the undersigned and those with claims should present them as required by law for allowance and payment. Dated September 4 1980. J A Johnson Administrator. Attorneys for Administrator September 11-18.
A sheriff sale of real estate in Appanoose County Iowa is scheduled for September 27 1990 at 10 a.m. at the south door of the Centerville Court House. The property belongs to A J Brown and Sarah E Brown and includes specified halves and quarters in townships 70 18. The sale aims to satisfy Mystic Industrial Savings Bank and the Brown debt totaling 4915.69 dollars with 193.42 dollars costs plus accruing costs. Earl Gaughenbaugh is the sheriff.
The Town Clerk of Moravia Iowa will receive sealed proposals by 8:00 PM on Sept 22 1930 for street improvements. Plans cover North Street Henry Street King Street East Street and related work including delivering mine shale about 1796 cubic yards. Bid forms require certified checks of at least 300 and bonds. Work to start by Oct 1 1930 and finish by Nov 1 1930 with payments via special assessment certificates at 6 percent interest. The town reserves right to reject any bid and will award to the lowest responsible bidder.
Public notice states that a contract may be awarded at the council meeting or later if bids are not rejected. Published by order of Moravia Town Council, Iowa, dated Sept 1 1930, clerk B S Carter. Sept 4-11
The sheriff will auction real estate in Centerville Iowa on September 27 1980 at 10 at the south door of the courthouse. Property includes parts of sections township and range as listed and charges total 52 650 dollars plus 220 64 dollars debt with accruing costs. Earl Gaughenbaugh Sheriff.
A quip from Abe Martin praises buying and feeding birds this winter to reduce the surplus, a lighthearted nudge toward bird care and thrift. The comment reflects a folksy charm and practical optimism for seasonal needs.
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