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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1955
Page
5
The Centerville fair begins as residents hope for clear skies after a dry spell. A weekend outing with Russell Hughes, Lester Sawyer, and Cecil Schrodt yielded notable fishing on the Des Moines river and Skunk river, though a turtle cleaned a two thirds of the stringer before departure.
District Court of Appanoose County Iowa issues notice for the probate of Chester Broshar will filed July 26 1955. Final proof set for August 24 1955 at 10:00 a.m. before Judge, with interested parties invited to appear and contest. M. G. Luze Clerk cites KTVO Ottumwa broadcast and estate attorney Charles L Johnston at 3013.
Sept 15 details outline a 1101 foot tower near Lafficaster Missouri and a 78 mile relay from Ottumwa to Des Moines for network programs. Des Moines hosts the 424 foot tower feeding Ottumwa via Knoxville Albia and Bear Creek towers. Towers withstand 100 mph winds. Iowa leads in car spending with 608,169,000 dollars, followed by food and merchandise. Iowa Development Commission urges driving well and maintaining homes and health.
Mr and Mrs Robert Morlan of Unionville and Mr and Mrs Alvin Spring traveled home after a weeklong fishing trip in a lake region of northern Minnesota. Mrs Josie Stuckey returns from Des Moines. Udell relatives attended Alva Bartlett’s funeral in Centerville. Newlyweds Robert Gale and Marjorie Silliman wed at Centerville Methodist Church with Rev Richard Burger officiating.
John VanZante Jolene Argo from Oskaloosa visited relatives, with Cyril and Mrs McDanel hosting. 4-H fair in Albia drew praise as Ronnie Kehrberg earned a blue ribbon in purebred sheep, Ronald Lee VanZante a blue and red ribbon, and Mark VanZante two red ribbons on heifer calves.
The Union invites you to plan a public sale with print advertising to reach a wide audience. The service promises broad territory coverage, strong crowd turnout, and a successful sale.
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