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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1958

Page

4

Candy Route Distributorship Offered in 500 Mile Area

Trucker regulation receipts available at Moravia Union office with 50 triplicate sets per book. Nationwide candy route opportunity seeks reliable man or woman to manage stores with prompt service in spare time or full time. No selling required. Accounts set up by us. Financial responsibility needed for inventory. Contact National Service Company in Topeka Kansas for interview.

Moravia National Service Company New England Building Topeka Kansas

Udell couple to mark 65th wedding anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Caylor, lifelong Udell residents born near Udell, will celebrate their 65th wedding anniversary next Saturday, February 15, at their Udell home. Neighbors and relatives report visits and small gatherings as local residents share updates about daily life and social events.

E. A. Caylor Udell Norman Holt Harry Price Orlando Florida Ora Powell Mae Morlan Alvin Spring Lucille Duty and Bruce Mexico Joe Moores Helping Neighbors Club Lucille Matthews Centerville Ora Powll Marlyn Moravia

Salem Society Notes From Hazel Hellyer

Salem community ties are shown through visits and gatherings as families share evenings at neighbors homes. Roll McCord's passing prompts sympathy from local families while others join banquets, dinners, and trips including a Des Moines visit and a Dallas trip for the national REA convention.

Donald Whitehead Sally Jo Dell Hellyer Delbert Calhoun and Sons Earl Swift Edward McCord Roll McCord St. Joseph Hospital Centerville Clarence Whitehead Moravia Delbert Calhoun Amy Hiner Hazel Hellyer Jake Firkins Elbert Perry Jess Gladfelder Knoxville George Hellyer Patty Karol Ann Bert Rinehart Mary Lou Arthur Lewis Bobby Charles Fletcher Des Moines Robert Jennings Lloyd Brown Dallas Texas Nellie Thompson Orville McCord Richard Karl Lee Calhoun

Notice of Zig Zag sewing machine sale and terms

Advertisement for a sewing machine brand Zig Zag with automatic features and a new guarantee. Offers 7 payments of $6.25. Contact Mr. Fazio at 853-19th St Des Moines. Machine may be seen in Moravia.

Fazio 19Th St Des Moines

Mrs Hicks Pabst III Critically Ill in Des Moines

Word reached here that Mrs Hicks Pabst III is critically ill in Mercy Hospital Des Moines based on latest report.

Hicks Pabst III Des Moines

New Hope Social Roundup at Fairview and Nearby Homes

Wesley group met at Fairview Tuesday for a mission study. Next meeting planned for Unionville. Birthday supper for Bill Harsh at Ivan Harsh home drew Doug Morris Frank Ballanger and Paul Mihalovich. Various local visits and gatherings noted including the Ritz cafe dinner for Richard Mason’s birthday and showers, dinners, and Sunday visits among Donovan Pettibone Stocker and Harsh families. Local trips included a Dallas REA convention and a ball game in Seymour.

Wesley Group Fairview Unionville Bill Harsh Ivan Harsh Doug Morris Frank Ballanger Paul Mihalovich Loyd Carter Bert Meadows Pauline Donovan Dorothy Genevieve Donovan Tom Pettibone Milton Stocker Ritz Cafe Richard Mason Elizabeth Turner Karline Fischer Hagen Ben Anderson Centerville Rex Hagerman Mike Don Pettibone John Wood Grace Dooley Seymour Lute Hiatt Carl van Zante van Zante Dallas Texas Carol Stocker Bob Houser Jay Wilson Hattie Watts Marion Merrill Coulson Bob Harsh

Franklin Social Notes From Widespread Visits

Mrs Earl Swift hosts Franklin acquaintances with visits from Fern Callen Constance Thompson Nelle Thompson Emily Thompson Pearl Free and others in Ottumwa Centerville and Keota. Weekend gatherings include the Emery Hiatt Emmett Derby homes Coy Swift and Duane Wilsons.

Fern Callen Orrin Callen Constance Thompson Nelle Thompson Emily Thompson Pearl Free Ottumwa Delbert Calhoun and Sons Earl Swifts Wayne Thompsons Mary Lackender Centerville Vern Turner Glenn Turners Roy Gilliland Larry Derby Keola Emery Hiatt Emmett Derby Earl Swift Clair Long Jeffrey Duane Wilsons Ben Derby Glenn Turner Coy Swifts

Clover Leaf Club Meeting With Helen McAninch

The Clover Leaf club met with Helen McAninch on February 5. Members shared nut picking, rag tag sewing, and afternoon games won by Janet Massman. A large group of men shared noon dinner. visitors included Shirley Massman and Doris Christy among others. Next meeting set for February 19 with Vera Moore.

Clover Leaf Club Helen McAninch Janet Massman Russell Dick Brown Sam Dicks Gordon LaVern Massman Pat Printy Gilbert Callen DeWayne Bill Moore Roy Argo Mearl Dicks Lynn Dwight Fenton Wayne Christy Jim McAntoch Shirley Massman Clara Theresa Brown Doris Christy Carolyn Argo Baby Janice Moore Dugie Nona Dicks Ernestine Argo Vicki Verda Argo Vera Moore Mabel Moore Jan Rus Edith Callen Verna McAninch Glennie Dicks Fern Penfield Lillian Fenton Linda Ethel Fenton Helen Printy Shewn

Farewell Party at Brushy Church for Printy and Tucker

Neighbors gathered Friday at Brushy Church for a farewell party honoring Mr. and Mrs. Pat Printy and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tucker as they prepare to move. Harley Sulser led prayer, refreshments were served, and attendees listed include the Curtis, Vickroy, Fenton, Spaur, Moore, Davison, Martin, Atwell, and Young families plus the honored guests. Mr. Tucker missed the event due to illness and the evening ended with hymns sung by Mrs. Printy at the piano.

Brushy Church Pat Printy Ralph Tucker Harley Sulser George Curtis Gerald Vickroy Lynn Fenton Linda

Hilton Hustlers Discuss Tractor Maintenance at Feb Meeting

The Hilton Hustlers held a February 10 meeting at Hilton hall with a feature on tractor maintenance and care presented by Carl Rouse and Karl Rogers. Business notes included plans for a basketball game with the Troy club and payment of all bills. Sixteen members attended.

Hilton Hall Carl Rouse Karl Rogers Albia Troy Club James Murdy David Murdy Mike Lathen Martha Rouse Donald Tibball Raymond Clark Gary Rogers Bobby

Busy Maidens 4-H Club February Meeting Summary

The Busy Maidens 4-H club held its February meeting at Hilton hall led by president Marilyn Turner who opened with the 4-H pledge. Members Becky Whitlock Marilyn Turner Jeanne Turner and Martha Rouse answered roll call with facts about Washington or Lincoln. Plans were made for Dad Daughter night and Easter hospital favors production with a $2 donation decided.

Maidens Hilton Hall Marilyn Turner Washington Lincoln Becky Whitlock Jeanne Turner Martha Rouse Monroe County Hospital

Recognition day plans and community meeting notes

Mrs. Marie Whitlock spoke of Ames Recognition day and the local readers role in guiding youth. Becky Whitlock demonstrated bed making while Martha Rouse discussed Mile Romaine Lacaus by Renoir. plans for the next meeting followed with cookies and cocoa served by the committee.

Hilton Marie Whitlock Ames Becky Whitlock Martha Rouse Mile Romaine Lacaus Pierre Auguste Renoir

Public Sale Advertising Offered by The Union

The Union offers to print sale bills and advertisements for upcoming public sales. Advertisers can reach a broad readership, drawing a large crowd for a successful event.

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