Waterloo guests visit Broshar and Pabst homes
Mrs. Glair Broshar and son Bob Mrs A G Broshar and son Gerald from Waterloo were weekend guests at the parental H G Broshar and H H Pabst homes.
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1942
Page
2
Mrs. Glair Broshar and son Bob Mrs A G Broshar and son Gerald from Waterloo were weekend guests at the parental H G Broshar and H H Pabst homes.
Several farm families began moving ahead of the usual March 1 date. Glen Garretts left the R. J. Funkhouser farm to Forest Hiatt's Miller farm near Brompton. Harry Woodward will take the Garretts’ vacated place, with Johnny Sharp/K Hiatt plans to move to Forest Hiatt’s northwest farm. C. O. Hiatt moved from Moravia to a farm on Moulton route two, Jay Argos also planning to move to a farm near Iconium they bought months ago.
The Legion Auxiliary Unit will meet at Mrs Von Tracy's home on Tuesday evening in February. It notes ample Red Cross sewing material available at Mrs John Veach's home and invites anyone wishing to assist to contact Mrs Veach.
The WMA of the U B church postponed their Friday gathering to February and will meet at the home of Mrs. E Callen. This notice updates the time and location for the church group’s予定.
Mrs Freeman Jolly hosts, Eddyville guests report Centerville visits, Knoxville and Melcher gatherings, and multiple family outings. Locals including the Gartners, Hiatts, and Bordens share meals and travel to nearby towns. Announcements note a daughter born Feb 6 to John and Reba Packard in Kenosha, and Georgianna Gollaher born Feb 1 in Arlington.
Bible School at 11 00 a m with Mrs H N Utterback as superintendent Communion at 11 45 a m Church School at 10 00 a m with Carl VanZante as superintendent Worship Service at 10 50 a m Christian Endeavor and Prayer meeting at 6 30 p m Thursday evening at 7 30 o'clock No evening service next Sunday due to patriotic program at school building All welcome to these services
The notice lists Methodist Church events with minister E Lery Pullman, church school, and worship times. It mentions a wartime order to dismiss evening services for a musical concert at the school auditorium and a Wesley Chapel worship with communion. It notes a Feb 22 class roll call and coop dinner, plus articles on English usage by Mrs Glick and Mrs Dodd. It also reports J F Albert returning to government service after an injury.
A 1942 Palimpsest piece quotes Davenport and Des Moines reporters praising Iowa’s immigration boom and farming promise. Articles note land sales, frontier changes, and optimistic forecasts of arable wealth, with cautions on seed costs and farm setup.
Edward Ladd, a 74-year-old recluse near Lansing New Albin road, is a cultured actor and polyglot who loves Shakespeare, poetry, and old books. He discovered a 6-foot long Indian buffalo drawing in a cave on Allamekee hillside, revealing his keen eye for antiquities.
Steen, descendant of the town founder and pont master, is a noted string saver. She recently displayed a ball 98 inches in circumference and is believed to have saved about 45 miles of string from incoming parcel mail, a remarkable feat for the community.
The Home Builders club hosted an informal gathering at the Brown home on Moravia Street Monday evening. Claude Hawk won the couple’s option prize. guests enjoyed fruit, cookies, and coffee served by hostesses. Attending were Adame, Coridra, Mya, Davi re, Mrs Bate Hawk, Harold Mason, Lloyd Brown, Jerry and Dorothy, among others.
Members attended a Methodist church meeting in Albia on Saturday evening. Mrs Wilbur Hares Mrs John Veach Mrs J W Halden and Gail Sherrard were noted among attendees. Fists and Broshat accounts were referenced in the same report.
A garden hatchery recommends Staley's Laying Mash and Master Mix Concentrate to protect flocks from raiders as egg prices rise this fall. The notice stresses cautious feeding practices to keep hens productive and safe throughout the season.
The Appanoose County council discussed Food for Freedom loans from the Farm Security Administration. Loans, set at six percent, assist those unable to secure credit to buy food, livestock, and equipment. The Centerville office handles the program. meeting members listed Centerville officials and county agents.
So and Bew club members hosted by Mr and Mrs Bert Rinehart north of Iconium on January 30 enjoyed a chili supper with pickles and pie. The gathering included Roscoe Argo, Frances Aries, and the Rex Haver family among others.
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