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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1935
Page
2
Moravia Antort entered as second class mail matter at the Moravia post office in Appanoose County under the Act of Congress of March 8 1879. Published every Thursday by HH K and W T Smith, Publishers.
Hiattaville and nearby residents share weekend visits and travels. John Horstman family called on R. C. Wilson. Lloyd Carter clan visited D. A. Hiatt home in Moravia. Irvin Sincox and Clair saw Hayard Neff home. Ervie Koontz of Colorado visited old friends. W. A. Rose and daughter Dorothy spent Saturday with Kerilt Rose in Memphis, Missouri. Brownsdale Minnesota bound visit for Clell Davis family. E. O. Tucker and Scott helped Bert Meadows build a smoke house. F. A. Hiatt of Centerville and Koontz shared Sunday dinner with Lute Hiatt. Homecoming program at Wesley rained out due to rain. Miss Josephine Scott visited relatives near Leon, Bernice begins teaching nearby. Mrs. H. A. Lemantier and Mrs. Millie Chadwick hosted guests. Dotie Swift and daughters visited. Mrs. Sayers and Donald called on Mrs. Anna Funkhouser. Mrs. Belle Brownh spent time with Mrs. H. A. Lemaster.
White Dove Ben Blumer and Elmer Arnolds attended the show Tuesday night. Mr and Mrs Fred Cailen and family, Mr and Mrs Warren Du Vall and family spent Saturday evening in Moravia. Mr and Mrs Winston Duvall attended the show Tuesday night. Miss Blanche Graham, Mrs Warren Duvall spent Tuesday in Centerville. Clair Callen spent Saturday night at M A Lockmans. Nevada Lockman is spending this week at J C Lockmans. R E Cummins was a business caller in Centerville Monday.
Unionville Moravia and Centerville residents travel for visits and errands. Udell and Centerville residents exchange farm produce and purchase livestock. Emma Miller tends to family, attends burial in Ottumwa, and helps with household tasks while illness.
Albis callers include Blue Front My and Mrs Jeff Patrick visiting and Jim Moore home. Council Bluffa guests Mr and Mrs Bill Abbott and daughter. Moravia callers Saturday include Mrs Plants and Leslie. Various locals exchanged visits, mail, lamb delivery, and Sunday events across several households.
The KING THEATRE presents Sept 11 and 13 14 16 18 19 shows featuring Pat OBrien Josephine Hutchinacht Oil for the Lamps of China and two features Men Without Names and Mad Love Sept 16 Broadway Gondolier with Dick Powell and Joan Blondell Chester Morris Eve in Pursuit Sept 18 19 William Powell in Escapade.
Numerous short entries describe residents attending a colt show in Nesnidm, visits to Lovilla and Ottumwa, attendance at oska boot fair, relatives visiting, and people traveling to Albia Centerville Udell and Osage area events. Names include Mr and Mrs Arthur Lewis of Des Moines, Gladfelder, McKern, Haver, Perry, Darby, Sincox, Hall, Hoadley, Johnson, Darby, Sprig, Oram, Sytema, Parrish, Clayworth, Allem, Donovan, Elswick, Parcel, Garrison, Long, Smith, and others with multiple weekend or midweek outings and show attendance.
Hull begins term at Lone Star. Moravia Public School Band offered a free concert on Saturday in our village as part of a festival advertising Fall events. Local residents, including Mr and Mrs Harry L Dukes and son, traveled to events and nearby fairs.
Pleasant Hill reports mark the start of school with 26 enrolled pupils. Misa Lola Harbold of Plano teaches there. The Moore and Callen families plus Mrs. Stella Brown and others visited at several homes through midweek. Several locals including Carl Elgin and Evelyn Dickaig are mentioned with relatives in nearby towns.
Salem residents record a weekend of visits as Bert and Mrs Rinehart and friends, Frank and Lew, joined Dell Hellyer at his home and Raymond Perry with Guy Argo visited Fremont. Ruby Whitehead stayed with kin, while Mrs Haines and children and Mrs Hellyer met Mrs Tarr. Canning assistance came from Mrs Turner and Mrs Bayerd McCord, with others visiting and attending events locally.
Douglas Salem notes a serious operation at St Josephs hospital Centerville with improving prospects. Harold Spring visits Amos Spring home east of Udell. Alta Jane Phillips ill with tonsillitis and an ear issue. Max King and Lionel Spring in Udell Thursday. Mary Creatani on sick list. Salem residents attend a Miles Taylor pupils recital. Cliff Morris and family welcome son Russell Lea born last week. Delilah Fenton visits Harold Spring. Marjorie Fenton Ruth visit Albin to see her father and sisters Billie and Genevieve McFatridge. Ruby and Delmar with them since Saturday. Mrs Ross Starks and Mrs Id Davis visit Lloyd Davis home near Moulton. Two of Mrs Davis sisters-in-law attend. Friends grieve the loss reported as pest.
Jess Smith joined Oliver Elewhekinv in Moravia for a Sunday dinner with relatives nearby Exline.
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