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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1951

Page

4

Local Sale and Community notices from Moravia Union

A compilation of small ads and notices including a school chili supper sponsored by Band Mothers from 5 30 to 7 00 pm, various for sale items such as purebred spotted Poland China boars and home goods, furniture, trailers, appliances, tools, and cleaning services with contact points at Swaim's, Burdette Ward, Ivan Harsh, Hank Hoffman, and Roland’s Town Cleaners in Albia Moravia and Kirksville posted for community readers.

Band Mothers R. A. Faber

Pleasant Hill Social Notes and Clover Leaf Club

Pleasant Hill community items include Clover Leaf Club meeting with quilting and contests, with members Mildred Tarbell Verna McAninch Fern Penfield Verda Argo Addie Sheldon Fo Frame Florence Dicks Nona Dicks Mabel Moore and Pearle Free. Local visits to Rochester Minn and Centerville noted plus upcoming meetings with Vanchie Tarbell Florence Dicks and Phyllis Dicks. Duchess of Windsor romance gossip teased from Elsa Maxwell in The Chicago Herald-American color section.

Clover Leaf Club Pearle Free Mildred Tarbell Verna McAninch Fern Penfield Verda Argo Addie Sheldon Fo Frame Florence Nona Dicks Mabel Charlie Moore Haver Mabel Hammond Gertrude Penfield Vanchie Tarbell Phyllis Dicks Duchess of Windsor Great Color Chicago Herald-American Elsa Maxwell Elsa Chicago Herald-Américans Great Color

Moravia Garten club hosts Yuletide meeting

The Moravia Garten club met with Mrs. G. D. Lynch for the November gathering, 21 attending. The home featured yuletide decor and Christmas carols led by Mrs. Harold Mason and Mrs. Hawk, with Mrs. McDonough on piano. A program on winter protection and storytelling was presented, followed by a gift exchange around a lighted Christmas tree and refreshments. The next meeting is December 28 at Mrs. Leonard Palmer’s home with a cooperative lunch and officer elections.

G. D. Lynch Mra Harol Mason G. Hawk Ralph McDonough Mra. McDonough Bethlehem Ira Boyer Hawit Harley Tisue Ax “McDonough Warren Wall Marvin Morris Leonard Palmer

Iconium W. M. E. Church meeting at church

Iconium Methodist W E meets at the church for their regular monthly gathering led by Grace Whitehead Rev La court spoke on missions with photos of his daughter’s missionary work. Members and guests, including several women, shared quilting and refreshments after the business session.

Iconium Methodist Grace Whitead Edwards Grace Whitehead Lacour Sybil Argo Dottle Swift Olive Moffatt Freda Swift Maud Turner Vera Firkins Blan‘che Argo Iole' Christy Hazel Rinehart Sandra Don Heliyer Leta’ Haver Verda Hoffman Carolyn Swift Beryl McCombs Coleen Dorothy Calhoun Richard Marlene Thelma Calhoun Shirley Leon Ruth McCord Hattie Miller Emily Thompson Bruce

Soft corn to move rapidly says extension economist

Wayne A Pearce extension economist at Town State College argues soft corn from the western Corn Belt will quickly enter feed channels. With record livestock, overall feed grain demand is high, so soft corn may not stay cheap this year. Production exceeds average but short of what’s needed to preserve livestock levels, prices rising toward parity around $2.00 for No 3 yellow corn at Chicago.

Wayne A. Pearce Town State College Corn Sai Pearce Pearce Chicago

Price cues and farm expectations for 1952 hog feed supply

Pearce notes enforcement limits at farm level and warns that an efficient four feeding operation fair price may set a break even point. With corn supplies down and prices up, he highlights two likely outcomes by spring: potential hog herd reductions and farmers boosting corn acreage in 1952 to restore feed supplies. If you have something to sell, want to buy, rent or trade, remember the want ad section.

Pearce

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