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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1951

Page

2

Rays Ramblins Start Rugged in 1951 Weather and Economy

The column notes a tough start to 1951 with freezing rain and heavy snow, recalls one of the coldest Decembers in 15 years, and cites widespread price rises. It laments unsigned reader comments about local high school sports relations and mentions a Southeast state trip where the girls basketball team faced a top contender and learned from the loss. Auto dealers report a rush of new car purchases signaling economic unsettledness ahead.

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Salem social notes hint at service departures and visits

Hazel Hellyer and residents around Salem report many friends and relatives planning to serve in the year ’51. The column lists numerous Friday and Sunday gatherings at the Dell Hellyer and related homes, with several trips to Kirksville and Des Moines noted for family matters and New Year visits.

Corncobs as Cheap Beef Cattle Feed

Corncobs offer inexpensive roughage for beef cattle when supplemented with protein and vitamins to balance nutritional gaps.

Maple Grove Social Notes Read Like Local Family Circle

Mr and Mrs Ralph Tucker Maple Grove by Mrs Ralph Tucker Mr and Mrs Clarence Schaffner and son departed Saturday for Montreal Louisiana to make their home Mr and Mrs Richard Tubaugh spent Sunday and Monday in Belle Plain Walter Scott family visited Thursday evening with Basil Tadlock My and Mrs Ralph Tucker spent Thursday evening at Loren Walter home John Sharp and family spent Sunday afternoon at Glen Fowler s 5 Trene Tadlock spent Friday afternoon with Joyce Lewis Sandra Anderson was an overnight guest of the Walter girls Wednesday They spent the evening at Friz Walter s in Moravia Mr and Mrs John Dudley came for her Thursday evening Wington DuVall and family were supper guests on Saturday evening at the Loren Walter home Jack Scott spent Saturday night with Donnie Bitton The John Sharp family spent Thursday afternoon at the Jim Russell home near Allerton Mr and Mrs Albert Tubaugh visited Tuesday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Eugene Tubaugh of near Blakesburg Helen DuVall spent Friday and party with Mrs Lawrence Rol and Kenneth Krusen of Delta spent Saturday night and Sunday at the Walter Scott home Maxine and Lois Scott also spent Sunday at the Scott home and helped Maxine celebrate her birthday anniversary Loren Walter and family spent Sunday evening at Curtis Tomlin s Gabe Johnson and family spent Sunday afternoon at the Mahlin Knapp home Walter Scott and family spent Friday evening at the Loren Walter home Glenn Carlton spent the weekend at Fairfield with his sister Bonnie and her husband

Clarence Schaffner Montreal Louisanna Richard Tubaugh Belle Plain Walter Scott Basil Tadlock Ralph Tucker Loren Walter John Sharp and Glen Fowler Trene Tadlock Joyce Lewis Sandra Anderson Walter Girls Eugene Tubaugh Blakesburg Helen DuVall Patrday Lawrence Roland Kenneth Krusen Delta Maxine Lois Scott Scott Fat Curtis Tomin’s Gabe Johnson

Enon By Mrs 3 T Van Dorin Enon January warm bright

January started off warm and bright with mist this evening. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Clell Van Dorin on the arrival of a son. Uncle Jimmie will have to get him a pair of overalls. Several local families and visitors are noted at various homes and events across Knoxville Oska lousa Centerville and Ottumwa.

Christmas and family visits across Centerville area

Lucille Scieszinski spent last week with Mary Kay Kitterman. Mr and Mrs Hugh McFatridge visited Mrs Will Douglas at the nursing home in Centerville. Frank Starcevic Olive Moffatt Sind son Roy joined Christmas day dinner at Joe Lucas Jr. home. Bernard Kitterman and daughter Kay spent Sunday with Francis Koemans. Olive Moffatt also spent last week at Joe Lucas Jr. home. Hugh McFatridge as well as Clarence White head home Thursday evening. Roy Moffatt and daughter Linda returned home Monday after visiting Lester Housley in Moravia. Coy Swift attended a dinner and gift exchange at Earl Swift home on Sunday Dec 24. Christmas dinner guests at Art E Kwoll home in Ottumwa. Joe Lucas Jr and Roy visiting Roy Moffatt. Also a note suggesting to check seed background before purchase.

Lucille Scieszinski Mary Kay Kitterman Hugh McFatridge Centerville Will Douglas Frank Starcevic Olive Moffatt Sind Roy Joe Lucas Jr Clarence Whitehead Roy Moffatt Linda Lester Housley Moravia Coy Swift Earl Swift Art E. Kwoll Ottumwa

Local Families Share Weekend Sitters and Skating Party

Mr and Mrs or M two VanDor in Carolyn and Janes ted Marie and Linda spent Monday evening with Us. Mr and Mrs R S Faber and Mary Jo enjoyed the Hilltop skating watch party Sunday night.

Mr. and Mya L. M. VanDor Carolyn and Janes Ted Marie Linda

Community Social Notes From Exline Area

Mr and Mrs Johnnie Spencer were supper guests at the Joe Martin home last Tuesday. The Spencers recently moved from Cheyenne Wyoming. Mr and Mrs Theo Miller called on the C S Callen family last Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Guy Argo and family and Vess Hiatt visited Sunday evening at the Clarence Dowd home. Mr and Mrs Cliff Whicker and family called on the Glen Van Dorin home Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Herb Boblenz and children spent Tuesday evening with the Russell Burns family. Several ladies attended a Stanley party at Ava Fosters Friday afternoon. Mrs James Hannum and Marsha and Mrs Bernard Lee spent Friday with Mrs Joe Martin and daughters while the men attended a sale south of Exline. Mr and Mrs Cleland Jolly and Janice were guests at the FE Tucker home Sunday before Christmas and Mr and Mrs Carl Smith, Sherie and Denny were Christmas day guests. Donna Underwood stayed with Judy and Sandra Martin Saturday. Donna spent part of last week at the Russell Burns home. The Virgil Dooley family spent Wednesday evening at the Herb Boblenz home. Mr and Mrs Theo Miller spent Sunday after church with Mrs Van Lemaster. Mr and Mrs Roscoe Pennington were dinner guests Sunday with the Herb Boblenz family. Martha Coulson was in Center ville on business Friday. Karen Kay Burns spent the weekend with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Russell Burns. Visitors at the Clarence Dowd home Sunday afternoon were Mrs Zoe Callen and Homer of Center ville and Mr and Mrs WM Gardner.

Johnnie Spencer Joe Martin Spencers Cheyenne Wye Theo Miller C. S. Callen Guy Argo Vess Hiatt Clarence Dowd Cliff Whicker Glen van Dorin Herb Boblenz Russell Burns Sylvia Burns Monica Fischer Merle Miller Donna Underwood Charlene Burns Ava Foster James Hannum Marsha Bernard Lee Exline Cleland Jolly Janice FE. O. Tucker Martha Coulson Centerville Karen Kay Burns Zoe Callen Homer Wm. Gardner

Udell Residents Celebrate 55th Anniversary Event

Mrs A B Spring and guests visited the Victor Repp home last week to help celebrate their fifty fifth wedding anniversary. Don Burgess Lucille Duty from Cedar Rapids and Udell residents joined New Year festivities with the Springs and Wilkinsons.

Dewey Houser Victor Repp Don Burgess Cédar Rapids Lucille Duty Udell Alvin Spring Harry Wilkinsons Matthews Dewey Houser Jr Williamson Lloyd Stix Lionel Spring

Udell area mourns Centerville funeral for Robert Benge

Udell residents attended the funeral in Centerville on Thursday for Robert Benge. The Benge family has long lived in the area. Across the weekend relatives—Mrs. Alvin Spring and daughter, the Joe Moore family, Billy Moore and daughter, Max Moore from the Tri-Cities, and Edna Moore and others—visited here and in Centerville. Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Spring and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kincade with families were in Moravia Friday evening. Mrs. Mattie Whisler moved from the hospital to her daughter Zell Deahl’s home for care after a difficult trip. Joe Moore and family plus Thurman Claxton dined with W. W. Durys. Alvin Spring’s family visited in the afternoon. Revival services begin January 7 at the Brethren church with Rev. H. R. Garland of West Alexandria, Ohio as evangelist.

Udell Robert Benge Centerville Benge Alvin Spring Joe Moore Billy Moore Max Moore Tri-Cities Edna, Moore Lionel Spring Francis Kincade Moravia Mattie Whisler Zell Deahl Karen Sammy Thurman Claxton W. W. Durys Brethren Church H. R. Garland West Alexandria Ohio

Teenium By Mrs. George Hammond at Oyster Supper

The Argo brothers hosted a Saturday oyster supper with Mr. and Mrs. Ned Argo and family as well as the Jake Firkins clan. Other notes include Mrs. Carrie Turner injuring her thigh and hospital stay in Kirksville.

Teenium Mrs George Hammond

Social Roundup From Millerton Neighborhood

Sunday greetings and Monday visits fill a Millerton area social page. Sheryl and friends call on Beryl Brown and others. families gather for parties, dinners, and oyster suppers at various homes including Roscoe Argo s. Local residents share New Year visits, club meetings, and hospital get well wishes as neighbors recount daily hospitality.

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