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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1955
Page
3
West Point society column lists attendees from Leo Hoffman to Stella Argo and Mary McFatridge, plus visits to the McCombs and Hagerman households. Several families, including the Johnsons and Haver, are noted across events from a soup supper at Iconium to a nut picking party at the Dick Brown home.
Mrs Earl Swift and Mrs Wayne Thompson hosted visitors Friday. Mr and Mrs Andy Parick and son stayed Tuesday evening at James Calhoun home. Jeffery and Clair Long visited Earl Swift home Sunday. Lloyd Ammons entertained the Happy Helpers club Wednesday. James Calhoun family spent Friday evening at Clayton Sheldon home. Constance Thompson visited grandparents Haver Free Friday. Ray Rinehart and Marlene visited Glenn Turner home recently. James Calhoun family were Sunday guests at Elmer Kellogg home.
Announce your sale with The Union to reach wide territory and draw large crowds. Place sale bills and an advertisement to ensure a successful event.
By Coulson Mrs Theo Miller Dwight Blatton Helen Moore and Everett Hawk spent Tuesday evening at the Russell Burns home. Charlene Burns was a guest at the Hawk home Sunday. Nancy Boblenz and Sandra Hiatt called on Madge Lee Sunday afternoon. Sandra Hiatt, Nancy Boblenz, Charlene Burns, Patsy Mikels and Janet Phillips attended an F H A supper in Centerville Monday night. Janet spent the night with Nancy. Mr and Mrs Herb Boblenz, Jerry and Connie visited Friday evening at the Russell Burns home. Mr and Mrs Kenneth O Conner and family were guests at the home of Mrs Stella Sears, Sunday. She spent Sunday night and Monday with the O Conners. Mr and Mrs Ernest Hiatt were Centerville visitors Monday. Alan Dooley came with Jerry i Boblenz from Sunday School and spent the day. His parents, Lester and Susan spent Sunday evening at the Boblenz home. Mrs Russell Burns stayed with her mother at the David Weston home Friday afternoon, Russell, Jimmie and Charlene were supper guests at the Westons, Mr and Mrs Theo Miller visited at the Bert Meadows home Thursday evening. Wm Anderson of Fairfield was home a couple of days last week. Mr and Mrs Russell Burns took Charlene to the doctor Tuesday for a check up following her car accident on Thanksgiving. Taylor Aid will meet with Merle Milier Dee, 34. Bring gift for capsule friend.
Sunday dinner guests at Aubrey Christy s included the Christy family and relatives such as Barbara Elaine and Pauline Christy with Nettie Large and Dick. Many visits and suppers followed at Roy and Albia area homes, plus an Icontum Methodist church oyster and chili supper drawing a good crowd.
Marilyn Landgrebe spent the weekend at home. Mrs. Gerald Rinehart and Mike visited Mrs. Delbert Calhoun and sons. Wayne Christy and Elaine visited Gilbert Callen’s Saturday evening. Mike Rinehart stayed Friday at Bert Rinehart’s. James Nash spent the weekend at home. The Vance family shared Sunday dinner at Lloyd Landgrebe’s. Max Adler Tom and Bill called on James Nash.
Rain and fog gave way to cold windy days with warmth the next week. Aunt Mae VanDorin of Ft. Madison sent a Christmas card. Jeanne Hawk played a piano recital for the Garden Club. Leo VanDorin family visited JT VanDorins. Floyd McFall joined after church at R. S. Faber's. Nancy Carol Faber dined with Mrs. Flora Jones and joined Christmas program practice. Dallas Faber and Norma Lee dined with Ida Griffin. Marvin Vance hosted a Wednesday club and spent Sunday at Art McCombs. Mear Walter and J. T. VanDorin spent Sunday together. Olin Whither from Bakersfield called on Mrs. Harold Hawk after trips to Lansing for a new Oldsmobile. Urbana 4-H girls held Christmas gift exchange with Virginia Strong Monday evening.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brown accompanied by Mr and Mrs George McCombs traveled to Oskaloosa Friday Amy Clarence and Floyd Hiner attended supper at the Delbert Calhoun home Friday evening. The supper honored Amy s birthday. Several people from the vicinity attended.
For sale paper for banquet and dining tables forty inches wide available by the roll or by the yard. Union office.
Moravia union reports 1955 price support loans on 80,407 bushels of corn in Appanoose County with other crops listed. Compared figures show 1955 and 1954 crop loans in barley oats sorghum flaxseed soybeans wheat. Restrictions noted include acreage allotment compliance for corn and wheat, with no allotment requirements for several crops.
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