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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1961
Page
3
Classified notices list sales and services in Moravia area. Items include a chrome dinette set with four chairs, an electrical appliance repair service, piano tuning, and a modern furnished apartment for rent. Also a labor auction note and a home route work offer for cosmetic clients.
Mrs. Mary Coffman of Ottumwa and Mrs. Hazel Thorne of Batavia spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. Jennie Pollard. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Main of La Plata called on Mrs. Birdie Main and guests, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Main, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Weston of Longview and Mrs. Dorothy Knobsk of Edmonds visited from Tuesday to Sunday with U. S. Hiatt and relatives. They will visit Mabry Taylor at Chester and Clell Davis at Spring Valley en route home. Mrs. Norma Mason and daughter Mary of Seattle visited A. G. Mason and Harold Mason. Mason left Thursday, Mary stayed longer. Mrs. A. G. Mason hosted a family gathering Monday. Others included Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mason and Richard. Mrs. Lester Leach of Tucson, Miss Clara Altar of Mr. Pleasant, and Mrs. Charley Johnson were dinner guests with Flora Jones Tuesday.
Appanoose County Board of Supervisors convened in special session on June 1 1981 to accept or reject bids for grading and bridge construction for county projects. Bids from Krammer Construction Co Den Moines, Jordan & Son Centerville and others were opened and recommended for award to low bidders for bridges culverts grading and surfacing projects across Appanoose County.
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