Moravia Festival Attended by Wide Circle of Visitors
A bustling Moravia Fall Festival drew relatives and friends from Albia Des Moines Ottumwa Ottumwa and distant towns. Local residents hosted visitors including Gertrude Brain of Washington DC Arthur Main from Madison Wisconsin and Bert Gladfelder family. Festivities sparked weekend gatherings with many returning home after lengthy visits and travel.
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Sam Johnson
Albia
Annie Brain
W. R. Day
Fairfield
Allen Hiatt
Bert Gladfelder
Earl Brain
Hedrick
J. W. Hancock
Kirksville
Stella Carter
Edgar Jacobson
Marshalltown
William and
George Firkins
H. Johnson
Des Moines
John Nowels
Hal Carter
F. A. Reich
Galesburg
Mary Worman
Gertrude Brain
Washington, D. C
Albert Brain
Arthur Main
Madison
Wisc
M. P. Main
Monte Ochler
Ottumwa
Alvin Donahoo
Ames
Iowa State
Leo Kaster
Leon
Rufe Kaster
Lewis McKim
Near Unionville
Laurence Roland
Roland
Zerell McCrory
Waterloo
Tom McCrory
James
Nan
Kate McCrory
Wyman
C. D. DuVall
A. M. Pennington
A. R. Pennington
Johnnie Whicker
Gon Bobby
Sandy
Chariton
Homer Coffman
Charles Thorne
Gary
A. W. Donahoo
Carl Coffin
Charles Main
Kansas City
C.N. Main
Tommy Harris
Anna Mae
Knoxville
Allen Hammerick
Pontiac
Mich
R. W. Winsler
Jackie
Riley Crabtree
Texas
Moravia
T. J. Luse
T. J. Morrison
Maxwell
Gus Luse
Bert Reynolds
Lincoln
Nebr
Lavona Jones
J. F. Patrick
W. H. George
Clark George
Cody Luse
Mabel Samson
Ella Bone
Mra
Martha Moats
Vina Clark
Sewell
M. K. Blackman
Evelyn Everly
Bondurant
Marie Callen
Town State College
A. M. Smith
Herman Smith
Methodist Church
George Pence
Rockford
Ill
F. S. Pence
Elmer Shake
Wyo
Claire Spencer
Chester Woodcock
Betty
Bobby
Zell Callen
Frank Houser
Madeline
Dorothy
Doris
Near
Centerville
Glen Fowler
Udell
Ray Harris
Birdie Main
Marie
Joan
John Callen
Ralph Freeman
Creston
Willard Coffin
Nebra
J. S. Coffin
Henry Kaldenberg
Marion
Bertha Mae
W. C. Smith
Laredo
Richard Gollaher
G. L. Gollaher
Max Gollaher
Iowa Success Business College
Belle Sheldon
Iconium
Dean Hoffman
Eldora
Thackery
Clear Lake
Sheldon
Ed Thackery
Marian Brown
Roy
Gene
Festival Winners List From Local Exhibit
The page lists festival prize winners across categories including cookies jams jellies and preserves. Names of winners accompany each item such as Berry Bertha Coulson Lemon cream and Mrs. Keith Phillips for multiple jelly and pickle entries. Other notable participants include Mrs. Joe McLaughlin Stella Carter DeLoris Main and Russell Carter among many local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry
Bertha Coulson
Della Robb
Carl Coffin
T. R. Gardner
Joe McLaughlin
John Moffatt
Keith Phillips
E. C. Caster
Ruth Hammond
Stella Carter
Osa Selby
L. E. Stark
Clifford Stocker
E. R. Hiatt
C. E. Phillips
G. C. Easter
Carl Bivin
Clyde McDonald
Russell Carter
Roy Phillips
P. A. Bair
Blanch Barker
Harriet Lee Main
Arlene McGuire
Gertrude Brain
For Sale and Local Auction Listings of Goods
A fragmented sale page lists items for sale including coal at 2.66 per ton delivered from Hiattaville Store phone 968, lawn mower and kitchen appliances, various knitted goods, quilts, rugs, pillows and baked goods. Local girls under 16 and under 12 sell crafts and baked items. Flowers, plants, and draft colts standings noted.
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Hiattaville
Livestock Show Awards List With Multiple Winners
A detailed tally of top placings across categories including mule colts yearling colts purebred ram lamb and various fowl classes. Notable multiple winners include Frank Wilson Kenneth Coltrain and Murdy brothers among others with first and second place awards recorded for white rocks barred rocks butt rocks white giants orpingtons Rhode Island reds New Hampshire reds and more.
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MULE
Mike Knowls
Frank Wilson
Ivan Harsh
Lester Strunk
Ram Lamb
Murdy Brothers
Kenneth Coltrain
EWE Lambs
Donald Nash
James Herron
Donald Dowd
Geo. McDonald
Pred Coltrain
Foultry
White Rocks
Ray McGloud
Eileen, McDonald
Marvin Gardner
Barred Rocks
J. H. Argo
Butt Rocks
Harold Mason
White Giants
Gus_Luse
Orpingtons
John Burton
Rhoda Island
Reds
Earl Hiatt
Wayne Hiatt
New Hampshire Reds
Frank Selby
Festival entries set new records at Whiteleghorna races
Donald Dowd swept multiple events finishing first in several races, with George Hellyar noted among entrants. Firkins led 100 yards in 11.4 seconds and a 450 yard race in 74.1 seconds. Ed Brown won the boys 100 yards under 16 in 12.2 seconds, with Duane Woods second. Jack Broghar topped the boys under 10 60 yard dash in 7.8 seconds. Richard Smith second. Marie Bridgeman won the girls 50 yard dash in 7.6 seconds, with Helen Paris second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hellyar
Firkins
Brown
Ed Brown
Duane Woods
Jack Broghar
Richard Smith
Marie Bridgeman
Helen Paris
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Hiatt
Forrest. Hiatt
Marilyn
Roberta
Newton
Myr
Preston Hiatt
Melcher
Harold Burston
Clarence’ Owings
Frances
Sampses
Charles Ies Hiatt
Wilbert Hiatt
Frank Hiatt
Theo Miller
Guy Miller
Ted Millay
Kenneth Blackman
Prairie City
E. T. Jansen
Oxford, Junction
ACME
Lin-X
Emsil Hiatt
C._E. Phillips
Joe McLageutin
Ensil Hiatt
John Dodd
B. Ry Hiatt
C. Baker
Easil Hiatt
T. R.gardner
E. R.hiatt
Hamilton Beach
O. T. Foglesong
Anders
U. S. Hiatt
Kenneth Gladfelder
Adan
Lester Jones
Ethel Gardner
F. McGrew
Jess Funkhouser
Karl Tuttle
Roy Ellison
Russell Main
Deena Roberts
Lela Luse
Beatrice Johnson
Virginia Zike
Carolyn Walters
Phyllis Zike
Eileen McDonald
W. C. Tisue
Leila Day
Agnes i Person
Lilly Callen
J. L. Dodd
Mabel Coulson
Wilbur Harris
Newton Long
J. W. Kenton
Iowa
Clark
Chet Broshar
Ohio
Aston
Main Bros
Whiteleghorna
W. G. Harris
Bantams
Roy Richard Cleater
Duane Coffin
Napine & George
Chase & Sanborn
Globe
Turner & Son