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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1958

Page

4

Shoes for Men and Boys at Swaims

A retailer named Swaims offers a wide assortment of footwear including dress and work shoes and high tops for men and boys. The listing highlights variety and sizes, inviting shoppers to browse the selection.

FOR SALE ITEMS AND LIVESTOCK AD BLURB

FOR SALE White hullless popcorn John and David Many FAT HOGS WANTED Verl Perkins Livestock Market Center ville phone 402 Black FOR SALE Sweet Clover seed cleaned and scarified Ralph Spencer Moravia FOR SALE Wool socks nylon hose triple anklets heavy weight SWAIMS FOR SALE Mimeograph Paper special prices on large quantities to churches schools or organizations if ordered soon White and all colors Union Office phone 49

Verl ' Perkins Livestock Market Centerville Ralph Spencer Moravia Union

DuVall Family Cooperative Dinner Recalls Local Guests

A Sunday dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry DuVall honored multiple DuVall relatives from Little Bear Wyoming. Guests included O. D. DuVall, Archie Martin family, Bill Wilson and son, and many others from Centerville to Des Moines. Blanche Graham visited Clinton niece Ruth Gibbons. Joe Schoech and Herbert Schell called on W. N. Miller and Eleanor.

Harry DuVall Roy DuVall Hoyt DuVaill Little Bear Wyo O. D. DuVall Archie Martin Bill Wilson W. A. Wilson Bob Wilson Todd Harp G. E. Luse Bryan Hart Centerville Max McDonough Janice Joyce Fred DuVall Nellie Simpson Eddie Dennis Crane Warren DuVall Blanche Graham Clinton Ruth Gibbons Joe Schoech Blakesburg Herbert Schell

Clover Leaf Club Meets With Mrs Callen Hostess

Edith Callen hosted the Clover Leaf club on Wednesday January 29. The next meeting will be with Helen McAninch on February 5.

Clover Leaf Club Edith Callen Helen McAninch

U. S. Utility Plans Major Construction in 1958

Town Southern Utilities Company announces a 1958 construction program totaling 2.85 million dollars. The plan covers high voltage lines, substations, and expansion of distribution systems in Centerville and surrounding areas including Corydon Leon Osceola Keota and What Cheer with gas main extensions and new street lighting on Highway 60 and State Street.

Town Southern Utilities Company Bradley Corydon Leon Osceola Keota What Cheers Town Southern Federal Power Commission Mr. Bradley Centrerville

Promise City Distribution Line Move and Mobile Substation Plan

The Seymour carrier and Promise City distribution line will be moved for a road widening. In 1958 Iowa Southern will buy a 3750 KVA high voltage mobile substation for use across Town Southern territory. The mobile unit on a trailer will aid expansion to over 150 towns from Créston to Mt. Ayr, Newton to Grinnell, and Burlington to the Missouri line.

Promise City Seymour Carrier Town Southern Territory Ate Iowa Southern Iowa Créston Mt. Ayr Newton Grinnell Missouri State Line Burlington

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