29 Sep 1932
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1932
Page
1
The piece notes baseball as the national pastime even in tough times and hints that voting, jobs, and belt tightening will draw attention away from the World Series as Americans seek rest before resuming efforts to improve the economy and employment. It references Moravia Iowa and subscription rates, reflecting a local newspaper context.
Cartoon in the Dog Movies Register by Ding contrasts Mother Nature’s abundance with human nature’s flaws. It warns that society blames others for problems, and that if human nature were generous and patient, adjustments would come, but may persist if it remains avaricious and lazy.
The Cuba and Yankees begin the 1932 World Series amid nationwide excitement. Fans gather near radios, in stores, and on streets as the clash for supremacy, fame, and dollars unfolds across the country.
Editorial survey notes grounded optimism in markets with favorable seasonal influences and rising commodity prices. It cites declining stocks, new buying, improving broad conditions, and growing public confidence as key indicators of a potential recovery.
The Monroe County News notes the middle west this year appears as Democratic as the South, reflecting evolving party dynamics and regional alignment in a terse late edition summary.
From Our Exchanges reports a couple wed sixty years ago at the bride's parents home near Edina Missouri. E A Walker and Rebecca June Lindsey are honored for six decades of marriage as tribune readers note their happiness. Also Bloomfield legal notes reveal Millard Patterson, once declared dead, resurfaced in Bloomfield after 1917 and estate divisions. Earl Price faces charges for driving without a license following a dynamite incident. A Lovilia loot raid involved shale-throwing burglars hitting John B. Davis and O and stores. Sheriff Robinson and Deputy Tedford investigate.
Sunday social visits fill KIAUSVILLE from Rose family to Neff home. Local couples celebrate serenades for Paul Hiatt and Jean Brown, while Brown-HIATT nuptials mark a new union. Community notes praise Rev Hawkins departure and extend best wishes.
West Point reports include grade cards with no miss Grade below G listed for Beulah Dodge Helen Funkhouser Irene Systma Leo Systma Veda Dodge Robert Brown Irene Systma Beulah Dodge. Students show perfect attendance a month and spelling perfects Eveta Luge Doris Jean Luse Mary Francis Broshar. The class made Columbus books fruit health posters and ABC books. Ralph Pfannebecker editor.
Iconium opened August 20 with 28 pupils in eight grades. Listed are pupils by teacher and grade including Calli Newby Porter Beaty Arzo Argo and many others. Health contest noted and a rainy day basket dinner celebrated teacher birthday. Visitors included Lyeda Coltrain and County Superintendent McCracken.
Mr and Mrs Lowell Turner hosted a gathering with Mr EStanaberry recovering at home and Mr Johnson and Mr Bill Buyzer from Albis joining at the John Mog event. attendance and health updates reflect a small town social roundup.
The second program Friday morning September 28 drew satisfaction and applause from students and grade children. The list includes America by the assembly trombone sale, Billy Tracy on piano, Beulah Bishop violin trio Anna Beth Keemer Mary Coffin and Mise Luke vocal solo Marjorie Drake. Election of officers occurred for Boys Chorus and Orchestra with Rudolph Pence Wendell Roberts Lorence Gardner Hiatt Selby James Reich Annabeth Keemer Cleo Barnes and Kex Irkina named to lead. Cubs Pirates Athletics Yankees standings and games ahead noted with upcoming matchups and tied scenarios.
Coulson J R Callen and Misa Edvin attend an address by Bishop Cannon at the M E church in Centerville Friday night. Mr and Mrs Guy McDanel and family of Centerville called at the Jim Clina home Sunday evening. Francis Miller visited a night last week with his grandmother Mrs Emmet Miller. Miss Ardis Callen attended a party at Miss Arlene Dodd's home Friday night. Mr and Mrs Clyde McDonald and children spent Sunday at the A J Sweetman home. Mrs Levi Coulson and Misses Bertha and Mable visited with Mrs C S Callen and daughters one afternoon last week. Miss Neva Eapy and Mrs Mildred Doggett spent Thursday afternoon at the Forest Mericle home. Mr and Mrs J R Callen and family visited after Sunday School Sunday at the Clarence Dowd home.
Community notes recount visits and gatherings around Unionville including the Moores, Lacks, Patrick, Long, Platt, Hintt, Hamilton, Jones, Tracy, and Long families. Local callers from Albia and Des Moines are mentioned along with Clover hull projects and cane hauling by Raymond Williams and Leslie Plant.
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