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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1948

Page

3

Vosburgh Community Notes Highlight Social Visits

Mrs. Emmett Derby and Carl Calhoun visited friends including Jim Sheehan and James Calhoun. Busy Bee club hosted a chili and pie supper at the Robers Turner home. Attendees included Emmett Derby family and others visiting George Hammond and Derby households. Vosburgh school election held with ten voters and B F Whitehead elected director.

Busy Bee Club Mrs. Roberts Turner

For Sale Classifieds from Moravia Area

A collection of mid century sale notices listing unimproved land seed farm equipment tractors tires and miscellaneous items. Chet Broshar Moravia is referenced as broker along with Forrest Main Amos McGrighy Frank Rogers Theo Miller Bernard Hayes and A C Easter. Several items note cash deals and immediates including property at Iconium and A. Aged price details for tires and seed are provided.

Bartered Brides: Brooklyn Girl and a Prince Romance

Ill fated romance unfolds as a Brooklyn girl meets a prince in a dramatic true-life feature. The American Weekly story, distributed with Sundays Chicago Herald American, chronicles a fragile bond strained by class, duty, and distant worlds.

Brooklyn American Weekly Chicago Herald-American

Amazing New Invention Helps Hard of Hearing

A micro device from The Microtone Company promises dramatic relief for hearing loss. Small enough to fit in the palm, it can clearly reproduce whispers and can be worn nearly invisibly. The company offers free information from Dept 11, 1602 Nicollet Avenue, Minneapolis 9 Minnesota, inviting interested readers to write for full facts.

Microtone Company Dept. 11 Nicollet Avenue Mineapolis 9 Minnesota

Unionville Notes From Mrs Verner Hawk

Unionville items report Mae Wilcox returning home after winter with children. Ruth Allender fractured elbow after a Saturday ice slip. Chas Johnsons hosted relatives from Rockford TJ and others visited. J W Proctor and D L Hiatt spent Sunday with W E Hiatt. John Hawk of Bloomfield visited Verner Hawk. Mrs Lee Harris of Ottumwa visiting Ira Stufflebeam. Dell Wilson hosted Jack Martin of Ottumwa while Bert Morrison of Floyd returned home after his father Wm Morrison underwent Centerville surgery.

Mae Wilcox Ruth Allender Centerville Cletus Johnson Rockford Chas. Johnson J. C. Morrison St. Joseph Hospital Glenn Wood Ottumwa Mike Dommer David Underwood John Underwood Claudine J. W. Proctor D. L. Hiatt

Hiattaville Community Notes From Mrs. Lloyd Rose

Several from here attended the Farm Bureau party in Centerville Thursday evening. Ernest Hiatt and Frank McIlwain were elected at the Denny school election on Monday. Many locals hosted or visited, including the Hiatt and Rose families, with gatherings, cards, and meals noted.

Local Social Notes From Des Moines To Blakesburg

Des Moines visitors Mr and Mrs Harvey Andrews and family joined Mr and Mrs Charles Andrews for Sunday greetings. Venice Andrews and Rich Tubaugh visited Bill Wilson’s near Blakesburg. Art Allen and Lee Tadlock are improving. Mrs Aaron Campbell was discharged from St Joseph hospital to Moravia. Ray Tubaugh and family visited Tadlock home wishing Mrs Tubaugh speedy recovery after her operation. Ruby Talbot spent weekend at the Andrews home. Clifford Caster and Lester Strunk hosted guests Sunday. Bob Strunk and Elenor Burton visited Will Millers. Alvin William son of Earnest Poster ill Sunday night but improving Monday. Mrs Logan Strunk, Mrs Gerald Burton and Bob Strunk visited Clifford Caster Tuesday afternoon. Jacob Stevens of Moulton on sick list. Logan Strank visited him and sister Emma Ray. Wilbur Miller was thrown from a wagon last week injuring shoulder. Russell Strank and family attended Sunday school then spent day at Main home.

Ray Tubaugh Tadlock Art Allen Ruby Talbot Bob Strunk Elenor Burton Will Russell Strank Song

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