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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1954
Page
5
In 2500 A D a Moravia site buzzes as Dr J P Snicklyhickle excavates a preserved textbook from a ruined school. The scene follows a basketball game clash, a gossip filled note about friends and a quip from the art professor. The closing line urges avoiding hasty conclusions.
Neighbors and families from Udell Centerville Seymour and Albia gathered in recent days visiting relatives and friends. Activities include dinners Sunday calls and weekend get togethers at multiple homes such as the Williams Andrews Cleaver Burton and Tubaugh households. Several guests joined celebrations for Ida Campbells birthday and various family outings.
A light column by Dee and Ann Well with assorted humorous notes on students parents and teachers. It notes pets antics a book drop near head and a joke about a wife a husband and class English seating plus a brief vacation mention as semester tests end.
A series of visitors and calls marked a weekend of activity around the Fenton household for a wedding anniversary. Attendees included the Lemley, Davison, Martin, Atwell, Fenton, and Hixenbaugh families, with refreshment of date cake and whipped cream noted. The Brushy Ladies Aid met with June Robertson for an all day session featuring a cooperative luncheon and devotional program.
An official army report is summarized showing simple precautions to improve survival in an atom bombing. The American Weekly, in its Chicago Sunday edition, promises practical guidance and straight facts for readers.
Salem residents attended Farm Bureau Friday evening. Lloyd Brown returned home from an REA convention in Miami and visited Henry Cordes. Local clubs, family visits, and hospital updates were noted, including Mrs. Andy Brown's hip injury. Dairy cows and cold water health note ends the column.
Mrs Clair Potts and Martha attend 4 H officers and leaders training in Albia on Friday. Roy Rinehart of Albia visits John Exline Sunday evening. Mrs Andy Mosley admitted to St Joseph hospital for treatment. Rainbow installation at Moravia attended by Clair Potts family on Sunday. Various neighbors visit Leo Hoffman, Russell Brown, and Roy Rinehart homes through the week. Mrs Brown sustains a hip fracture. wishes for recovery expressed.
The District Court of Appanoose County Iowa appoints Chester Sanders as executor of the estate of W C Bivin deceased. All debts must be paid to the executor and all claims presented to the court for allowance with proper authentication. Dated January 12 1954. Chester Sanders Executor Charles L Johnston Attorney for Estate M G Luse Clerk District Court.
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