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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1950
Page
3
A missing child item, a locket, was left at Moravia High School. Kenneth V. Gladfelder is noted in the message requesting return at the school office.
WANTED Paper hanging. Phone 0205. Mr and Mrs Ivan Harsh. 1013 FOR SALE One Chester White boar vaccinated registered Also one stack of clover and timothy hay R S Jennings 1 FOR SALE Purebred Hereford and Angus cows heifers three herd bulls 16 Poland China bred gilts and one boar Wilbur J Miller Udell 6 miles southeast of Moravia 1
The March meeting of the Urbana township Farm Bureau gathered at the Sylvan Van Dorin home on Tuesday evening March 7 with good attendance despite a blizzard. Township leader Dick Sandifer introduced speakers Mia Ruth Hollingshead and Robert Larson who led a panel on the Hoover Reorganization Commission. The next meeting will be at the Bill on Sr. home, reported Mrs Dallas Faber.
The Progressive club met Thursday evenings with Mrs. Howard Smith. Bridge and canasta provided entertainment, and the hostess served delicious refreshments at the close of the evening.
Alex Koffman presided over the 4-H Hilton Hustlers meeting on March 18. Minutes from the previous meeting were read and approved as members heard talks and demonstrations on pig prevention, pig brooders, feeding pigs, and using pig rails. Attendees included Edwin Clark DeWayne Clark Beverly Woodward Paul Woodward Richard Hawk Carolyn Hawk Alex Koffman Tommy Koffman Art Rogers Patty Rogers Donna Rogers Jimmy Rogers Larry Chance Bert Whitlock Ronnie Van Zante Paul Turner Aileen Turner Richard Rowles June Amoss.
Shanghai club members and families gathered at the Shanghai school house on Friday, March 10 for a monthly family party. A social spread of chili, fruit salad, cookies, cake, pickles and coffee followed a time of games and fellowship with 61 attendees listed by name. A subscription to The Morevia Union was noted as a nice gift.
Mr and Mrs Harold Mason and Mr and Mrs Trenton Wilson hosted a rook party for Law and So club members on Saturday evening March 11. Seven tables were in play with Mrs Carl Van Zante and Harry Woodward winning high score prizes. Traveling prizes circulated among those who bid a hundred and earned the required points. Refreshments were served by the hosts. Guests included Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brown and Jerry and Mr and Mrs Horton Potts.
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