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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1958
Page
4
Local happenings recount multiple Christmas gatherings across Moravia and nearby towns. Guests included McNabb, Gardner, Haver, Hiatt, Cline, and Jennings families, with visits to Cincinnati Detroit and Centerville. A funeral in Unionville, New Years observations, and extended family travels are noted along with a charitable-like community turnout.
Emil Roznos of Merrimac Wisconsin earned 57 percent net profit on 40 hogs raised to market weight. Total feed cost was 702.75 with sales of 1631.87, leaving 929.12 as net profit. Scale test shows the big three cost of gains higher than tankage and oilmeal even with mineral and yeast supplements.
Franklin Mr and Mrs Coy Swift return from holidays in Indianapolis and Arlington with relatives. Rose Ann and Shirley Calhoun attend a 4 H meeting in Albia. Emily Thompson Constance Fern Callen visit Albia and Earl Swift homes. Nelson LaMar hospitalized for pneumonia.
Mrs. Lucille Atwell left Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Gail Hamilton at Aurora Illinois. Sunday dinner at Roy Sulser home included John Sulser and Duane Sulser families. Ralph Tucker and guests called in afternoon. Bob Davison spent Saturday with Herbert Brinkleys. Icel Sulser visited Dorothy Curtis Tuesday. Ralph Tucker visited Callen family Friday. Gerald Fenton family visited Roy Sulser Wednesday. Gertie Atwell visited Hazel Tucker Monday. Edd Fenton entertained for birthday with Hall Hensley Carl Mikels families present. Arlo Fenton spent Sunday evening with the Sulser household.
Dinner guests Sunday at the Laton Atwell home included Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Atwell and William, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thompson and family, and Emmons Atwell. Afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson. Leslie Lemley took Roger to his school work at Ames on Monday. Roger spent the holiday vacation with his parents.
Mrs Theo Miller as Jerry and Connie Boblenz attended a M F meeting at Iconium Monday night. Nellie and Sharon Argo spent part of Christmas vacation in Oskaloosa. Families visited Ernest Hiatt last weekend. Nancy Boblenz attended a 4 H county officers meeting at Centerville Monday night. Mr and Mrs Russell Burns with Jimmie and others visited Olin Fosters for New Year’s Day. Gerald Mikels and family visited Perry Mikels home Sunday afternoon with Curtis and Louise Baldwin. Mrs Wm Anderson and Bob and John visited Glen Anderson Monday evening. Guy Argo visited Wm Anderson. Jerry Boblenz spent Sunday afternoon with Donald West and the Boblenz family joined in later visiting the West.
Four couples accompanied by others attended a funeral in Trenton for Wallace Callen. Weekend visits included Jack Firkins at home, Mearl Dicks at Aubrey Christy’s, and Gerald Rinehart hosting guests Gee and Hammond with their sons. Additional callers were Dorman Irwin and the Larkins.
Mrs Icel Christy spent Monday afternoon at Doyle Christys. Mr and Mrs Don Whitehead and Sally spent New Years day with her mother Mrs Hazel Moore. Gerald Rinehart and sons were supper guests at Bert Rinehart s Saturday. Aubrey Christy spent New Years day at Doyle. Ralph Stickler and family were Sunday dinner guests at Lloyd Landgrebes. Landgrebes visited Fannie Wymore in Oskaloosa. Evangelistic meetings at Iconium Methodist church Sunday through Thursday. Max Cox of Marshalltown stayed Tuesday night at Dale Fenton home. Delmar Overturt visited Glen Overturts. Joyce Christy birthday celebration. Linda Landgrebe returned to Winton after Christmas vacation.
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