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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1946
Page
2
Mrs. Anna Pautz of Vancouver Washington reports years of pain from rheumatism and arthritis ended. She says she is free from pain and able to work and invites others to write for information at P 0 Box 825.
A reflective column on a week of unexpected rain and flood aftermath in Urleans township. The author jokes about pigeons, screens, and early electricity, then muses on weather, gardening, and human vanity in a warm, comic tone.
Asay veterans who held certain Military Occupational Specialties reenlist in a grade with their experience, provided they are honorably discharged on or after May 12, 1945 and reenlist before July 1, 1846. Over three quarters of a million men have joined the Regular Army already. Make it a million. Recruit at Army camps posts or recruiting stations.
A strange case of kidnapping in Macao unfolds, with abductors demanding 372000 dollars before any family contact. The story appears in the American Weekly distributed with the Chicago Sunday Herald American.
Local residents record multiple visits and calls across Centerville Moravia and Des Moines. Mr and Mrs Newton Long Jean and others visit the Robert Jennings home with frequent gatherings and extended visits. Sympathy extended for Richard Harp.
Seereas at Sunday School and visits numbered the weekend for families in Ames. Mr and Mrs Foster and kin spent Saturday night and Sunday at the Arthur Meckern home. Various Gladfelder relatives and friends visited plus others from Plano and Moravia. Social calls extended to the Gladfelder and McDanel households with birthday dinner noted. For sale printed dairy record sheets appeared in The Moravia Union.
The page lists numerous Ottumwa and surrounding area visitors and hosts. Names include Blue Front Byakre, Yohn VanZante, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Doud, Dennia, Mrs. Ray Tubsugh and daughter Dixie Kay, Mrs. Zalma Schaeneborn, Steve and Coy Gilliland, Berl Arnold, Mildred McFall and Betty, Elbert Mullin, Z L Dodd, Grant Tadlock, Gabe Johnson and Dale Derby, Sharon Kay and Connia Johnson, Carl Derby, Mrs. Daniel Brackett, George Brackett, Mrs. Jim Davis, Mrs. Walter Charlotte, and others with various weekend and weekday visits noted. Several Centerville, Albia, and Newton connections appear among hosts and guests.
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