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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1948

Page

5

Kinser Valley News Notes and Local Visits

Regular local briefs record visits by Mr and Mrs Cole of Twin Falls Jdsha and the Zell Wilson family. E F Boardman and Russell Darby haul hogs to Centerville. The assessor Bettis makes rounds. A bitterly cold spell, eight degrees below zero, is noted alongside a light snow. Bob Strunk’s birthday dinner host and local social touches fill the day. The writer laments dwindling turkey sightings and calls for a bounty on foxes crows and potentially mink and polecats.

Mrs. Cole Twin Falls Jdsha Zell Wilson Wilsons Frank Reich

Main Station By Darlene Gladfelder

Attendance at Sunday school and church, 42, Mrs. Robert Foster spent Thursday in Albia. Numerous family visits occur across the community, with gatherings at the homes of Clyde Gladfelder, Carl Tisue, Ralph Jarvis, Lyndon McDanel, and others. Rosalie Zimmer of Des Moines visited the Gladfelder home, while trios of neighbors shared Sunday evenings at various houses.

Robert Foster Albia Clyde Gladfelder Guy McKern Ray Harrison Celia McDanel Darlene Gladfelder Carl Tisue Johnnie Martin Lloyd McDanel Ralph Jarvis Charles Broshar Twyla Earl Boyer Trenton Gladfelder J. W. Whicker Lyndon McDanel Carl Tomlin W. M. Tomlin

Hiattsville Social Notes Highlight Local Moves and Visits

Mrs Mary Meadows visited with Mrs Anna Hiatt Friday afternoon Ernest Hiatt and family moved Wednesday to their farm recently purchased from Frederick Koehler Mr and Mrs Roscoe Brown are the parents of a daughter born on Friday Mr and Mrs Tom Robb and daughter spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Carl Hiatt Marilyn Rose spent the weekend with Doris Callen Cyril McDanel went to Fredericks Mont and Oskaloosa last week We were sorry to hear Mrs Adala Daniels fell and broke her right wrist We wish her speedy recovery Merton and Billie Rose and Jimmie McElwain have the chicken pox The Versal Robb family spent Sunday evening with Gus Hiatts Several attended the Farm Bureau meeting at Hiattville Wednesday evening Merton Rose and Clair McDanel attended an FFA skating party at Albia Friday night We have several new telephones on our line Roscoe Brown Ernest Hiatt and Marion Clayworth Several neighbors helped Ernest Hiatt move Wednesday and Thursday Mr and Mrs Carl Hiatt and son Larry visited friends in Morevia Sunday evening

Save Wheat Save Meat Save the Peace

Chairman Charles Luckman of the Citizens Food Committee urges meatless Tuesdays and eggless Thursdays to reduce grain use. He notes 470 million bushels excess supply and 570 million needed for relief, urging homemakers to cut waste and production to halt hunger amid war.

Charles Luckman Citizens Food Committee

Uncle Sam Promotes Savings Bonds Payroll Plan

The payroll savings plan lets workers have part of their pay go into Savings Bonds. Bonds accumulate to about 44 for each dollar over 10 years, with employer withholding a set amount to be returned as bonds. For example, $3.75 weekly yields about $2,165.45 in 10 years.

Sam

Unionville Notes From The Utopian Club To Ohio Move

Miss Easie Whisler hosted the Utopian club with eleven present. Evangeline Booth lecture was reviewed as the March of Dimes pledge was voted. Families and locals visited, quilting and social events noted. The Junior doughnut sale supported by mothers. town people attended the Hereford show in Des Moines. The Aldens plan February move to Ohio.

Easie Whisler Utopian Club W. McCarty Evangeline Booth Salvation Army Carl Des Moines Hereford Association

Local residents visit, call, and travel notes

Franklin and Mrs John Moffatt host and visit at several homes. Vinton Lundy calls at Roscoe Argo’s, John Sulentie visits John Moffatt, and Harry Kosman stops by Rex Haver’s. Ed Haver returns from Idaho. Roy and Lee Moffatt return to Rock Island after visiting home folks. Francis Frame family visit Otis Fuller and Albia calls. Stansberry and Colwell guests at Fuller.

Vinton Lundy Roscoe Argo John Sulentie John Moffatt Harry Kosman Rex Haver Otis Fuller H Edward Haver Buhl Idaho Roy Lee Moffatt Rock Island Francis Frame and Sons Bert Sheldon Doyle Stansberry Britt Towns Everett Stansberry Jack Colwell Glen Turner Eugene Garry Wayne Frame Fuller John Sulentic Ottumwa Francis Frame Frame Wet Lucas Jr

Vosburgh Items Highlight Local Family Visits

Mrs Jack Colwell attended the funeral of her little niece Ruth Marie Mahon in Albia Friday after Mr and Mrs A E Derby and Rex went Monday evening to Emmett Derby s. Several from the vicinity attended the radio opportunity show in Moravia Wednesday and Thursday nights. A subscription to The Moravia Union makes a nice gift for any occasion.

Jack Colwell Ruth Marie Mahon Albia A. E. Derby Rex Emmett Derbys Jude Turner Coy Swift Carl Calhoun Mary Jane Kingery Albia Hospital Robert Turner Joy Vanchie Jessie Tarbell Raymond Perry Earl Swift Bernard Kitterman Detbert Calhoun Hiners Delbert Moravia Irvin Mahon Jackie Colwell Mahons Iowa City James Calhoun The Moravia Union

For Sale Markwell Stapler for R X Desk Models

Moravia Union advertises a sale of Markwell staplers for R X desk models with 3 16 inch legs. Box of 1000 offered at 40 cents per unit.

Markwell Stapler Moravia Union

Rail unions refuse wage hike amid national dispute

The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and two other unions representing about 125,000 railroad workers refuse a 16 34 cent an hour raise. Arbitration in 1947 had granted similar increases to 1,000,000 non operating employees and 175,000 conductors and switchmen. Striking and mediation efforts failed as the unions press for more and warn of a national paralyzing strike.

Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire- Men Einemen Switchmen's Union of North America Loyes Switchmen's Union of North America National Mediation Board Mediation Board United States

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Kinser Valley George R. Darby E. F. Boardman Russell Darby Centerville Mr. Bettis Chris Bogert Pearl Hiner Home Jake Huber Blakesburg Russell Darbys M. M. Darby Clifford Caster D. L. Strunk Bob Mr. Strunk Clell van Dorin Basil Cowely American Legion Harry Pearson Richard Veach Hiattsville Lloyd Rose Mary Meadows Anna Hiatt Ernest. Hiatt Frederick Koehler Roscoe Brown Tom Robb Carl Hiatt Marilyn Rose Doris Callen Cyril McDanel Fred Mont Oskaloosa Adala Daniels Merton Billie Rose Jimmie McElwain Versal Robb Gus Histts Farm Bureau Merton Rose Clair McDanel Ernest Hiatt Marion Clayworth Carl ‘Hiatt Larry More Ifuga Rishel Iowa RED Cross Rexall Clark Hotel Spencer Growery Albia, Iowa Uncle Sam Pines EASON Midway Somatera Unionville Catherine Hawk Russell Kelley Packwood John Kelley Perry Cross Baptist Ladies Aid Lulu Koehler C. A. Bailey P. A. Bair Jack Martin Dell Wilson Orville Foglesong Glenn Wood Roberta Beverly Ood Cecil Morlan Union Township Farm Bureau Carl Alden Aldens Ohio Sydos Franklin Delbert Calhoun Carl Calhouns Emmanuel Kellogg Andy Paulick Ellen Norene Kellogg Wayne Thompson Bruce Nellie Thompson Teonium Billie Blanch Argos James Calhouna Standard Service Amos McGhghy Frank Swaim D. K. Orelup No. 20 Washington Avenue West K.orelupf D. DS Wash. Ave. W Kya Eopiaga Atcetl and Boud Coepe Pharmayts Interstate Commerce Commission Tod Basia Aetuel US West AMAMS Chelalyu 4 Illenuis
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