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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1955
Page
3
Hay for sale square bales timothy and brome mixed with alfalfa in barn never rained on four miles south on highway 60 and 1 1 miles west Perry C Mikers Moravia Ta phone 4208 ear corn baled mowed oats HR Pennington 61
In memory of our wife and mother Mrs A J Brown who passed a year ago. One year since that sad day when we loved her dearly was called away. God took her home and in our hearts she liveth still. A J Brown and children
Taylor Township Farm Bureau will meet at New Hope school house Monday evening February 14 at 7 30. Tom Berhow Farm Bureau fieldman will be there to show films. Members to bring cake or cookies.
Grace Methodist church hosted a family night with the Kingdom Builders class organizing a valentine decorated cooperative supper. Maurice Walter led devotions and Clarence Rhoades from Centerville, an employee of Iowa Southern Utilities, spoke on electricity and its uses and presented a film. LeRoy Everson of Iowa State College Seed Testing Lab advises sampling seed from many parts of a lot, mixing, then testing a portion.
Moravia school band will present a winter concert on Tuesday evening February 22 at 7:30 in the gym. A full program will be published in the Union's next issue.
Local residents from Newton Centerville Unionville and Fort Dodge joined family and friends for weekend social visits Sunday’s gatherings included Mrs Mable Pence and the Paul Spencer home. Pallbearers attended Ira Breese's funeral in Pittsburgh with Centerville and Montezuma residents returning home Monday.
Soot buildup in chimneys during winter can ignite or cause chimney fires. Norval Wardle of Iowa State College warns that accumulated soot creates extreme heat, sparks can ignite roofs, and blocked chimneys may explode furnaces. Regular cleaning prevents mortar damage and cracks.
A two man inspection covers chimney tops to detect hidden soot and smoke leaks. Remove soot from inside with a brick wrapped in a gunny sack and brush through the furnace door. Burn out with zinc zinc containing material and call the fire department first. Automatic blowers without feeders risk explosions if power fails.
Residents ponder the meaning of new road signs after a surprising remark. The comment suggests uncertainty about whether the signs convey actual instructions and safety warnings to travelers.
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