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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1951
Page
4
Mixed classified items list equipment and real estate for sale from Albia Moravia and nearby towns. John Deere and International tractors with plows and cultivators, hay and straw, refrigerators, and coal stoker scales. Also two farms for sale near Moravia with acreage and improvements. Local rendering and electrical appliances advertised along with general notices. Occasional community items and personal updates included.
Free movies, doughnuts, coffee, and door prizes are offered Friday evening by the Minneapolis Moline Implement Company and Fuller Bankson Motor Co of Centerville. Films include Havens of Peace, The Soil is Good, and Castles Cows and Contentment, plus a color travelog.
Local social column records weekend visits and family gatherings across several towns. Mr and Mrs Ralph McDonough spent the weekend with Phillip Aitchison in Des Moines, and Mrs Garnet McDonough visited her son-in-law and daughter. Royce Pettit and children of Agency dined with George Trelan and Clara. Kenneth Barghahn and Knoxville visitors saw Mrs E F Oehler. Otha Taylor hosted a group including Buell Taylor Dayne Taylor Helen Johnson and Marybeth to see Harald Taylor. Hawk and Cloyed families attended a Russell Davis farm sale near Milo. Davis family members plan to move to Hartford. Walter Paris of Scotts Field Illinois visited his aunt Maude Coltrain. Paris spent weekend with Claude and family. Harold Hawk family and Frank Wilson group visited E G Hawk. Mary Rose Main, Simpson College student, spent weekend with A O Main. Freeman Weidman visited family en route home from Kansas City, bringing Maude to Blakesburg.
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