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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1951
Page
3
Mixed sale notices detail registered Poland China hogs pipes and cylinders shoes real estate brokers and grain buying at Goode Seed and Feed elevator Moravia overalls and jackets towels at Swaim s and carbon salesbooks from The Moravia Union
Recurrent for the whole family. CHAD STOGR promptly removed, Chl Albia andering Co., phone 288, AlbIa or 124, Moravia, Nylon hose, cotton hose, anklets, also diese hose for men, Swarm's, Swaim's, FDR. FURNITURE REPAIR ing, screen and storm doors, screen and storm windows, general re pairing and cabinet work, see Chas, VanDorin. The cold weather makes one want overshoes, caps and mittens, See Swaim's. WOOD FOR SALE-Dry a foe by the truck load, delivered in Plane or pole lengths, See Hank The new Seigler stoves will warm your house, See them at A subscription to The Moravia Union makes a nice gift for any occasion.
Veach Implement Company invites Farmall owners to a free end to end check-up this week with no charge and a free oil filter element. The fall plan, first offered in Dubuque territory last year, proved popular and has expanded statewide. Minor adjustments found during the check-up may prevent major spring repairs, and Veach hopes many local owners will participate.
The Monroe Township Farm Bureau gathered at the Hilton Church on Tuesday evening with strong attendance. The mission band from Mora’s Evangelical United Brethren Church presented a Summer Christmas program, pianist Mrs. Carl VanZante. Counsellors assisting the band were Mrs. Fred Hammond and Mrs. Harold Maso. Afterward, a social hour featured popcorn balls cookies and coffee. Refreshment and program duties were handled by Mr. and Mrs. J.T. VanDorin and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Spencer.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ashby moved Saturday into their property on Highway 60 in the northwest part of town. Over the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Harold Prough and family moved into the Ashby acreage, which the Proughs purchased several weeks ago.
The Saw and So club members and families enjoyed a social evening at the Ralph Turner home. Co-hosts were Mrs. Trenton Wilson and Alberta Spencer led the women’s high score and Ray McCloud the men’s. Five rock tables were in play with Paul Wilson winning the travel prize. Refreshments included sandwiches, chips, pickles, date rolls, whipped cream, and coffee.
The Jolly Dozen club held its Christmas gift exchange Thursday at Mrs Otha Taylor’s home. Members played games with prizes awarded to Mrs Charles Broshar and Mrs Flora Jones. Refreshments included pumpkin pie with whipped cream and coffee.
The Sunshine club met December 5 with 10 members present for a cooperative Christmas dinner and gift exchange. Vera Boyer was elected president and Lela Harrison secretary treasurer. Quiz winners were Vera Boyer Mamie Tisue and Imogene Traus. Neola Hawit received a mystery pal gift. Members present included Harley ue Gladfelder Kenneth Gladfelder Lyndon McDanel Jess Gladfelder Clyde Gadfelder Darlene Gadfelder Lucille McKern Marjorie Tisue.
Relatives and friends gathered on Sunday to honor Feelt aon Chard as he left Monday for Kilmer N. The attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Set Pabst and family, Mr. and Mrs. Roberts and family of Des Moines, Mr. and Mrs. Atge and family of Moravia, and others from Moravia and nearby towns.
Mrs. Tuffia Norton of Moulton visited Wednesday with her brother W. Ny. Miller and relatives. De Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Caster and family plus Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Caster were Sunday supper guests at the E. C. Caster home. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Robb spent Saturday night with her parents, Clyde Lister at Plano, and visited Troy on Sunday.
A group of former residents met at G Woodward's home Tuesday for a cooperative dinner and visit. Guests included Mrs. Ella Platt and daughter Faye, Mrs. Core Main, and others, sharing news and memories with Wilbur Miller and his parent.
Robert Sloan performed as the soloist in Ottumwa Sunday afternoon during the Messiah concert attended by Mr Don Wolf and others. Wayne Lloyd and Charles Turner were among the attendees at Ottumwa's event.
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