19 Mar 1959
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1959
Page
1
The state will set daytime speed limits at 70 mph starting July first while maintaining 65 mph at night. Drivers are warned that increased traffic, longer trucks, and hazardous highway geometry on local routes require caution. Our sympathy remains with affected families.
The family of Moulton publisher R B Eby mourns the death of his wife who died Sunday evening after hospital stays in Centerville and Ottumwa for a respiratory illness. She aided her husband and family and will be missed. Mr Eby had believed she was improving when last at the Union office Friday. The article also mentions local ads and a Moravia Union 1911 price list, plus Moravia school music paring entries for state contests with trips to New Sharon on April 10 and 11.
W S C S Wesley Chapel met with Mae McDonald last Thursday. Neighbors and relatives visited, hosted dinners, and dropped by for calls around the Nelson Ballanger home. In Ottumwa and Bloomfield hospital visits and moving helpers are noted along with family gatherings.
A Saturday evening gathering at the Gerald Rinehart residence included Mr and Mrs Dick Brown Mr and Mrs Gilbert Callen Mr and Mrs George Hammond among others listed in this household note.
Large crowd attended the Goode Seed and Feed Co Anniversary and Open House on Saturday. About 100 dozen donuts and multiple cases of soda were served, with many prizes awarded including a portable TV to Albert Romp of Rt. 5 Albia. A long list of other merchandise prize winners follows and they are asked to pick up their prizes at the store.
The Sew and So club hosted a rock party Friday evening March 13 at Mr. and Mrs. John VanZante home with Mr. and Mrs. Wm French assisting. Four tables played with prizes won by Mrs Harold Mason and Frank Wilson. Mrs Ralph Spencer got the traveling prize. Mary Kay Spencer and Marjorie French assisted with refreshments.
The Sunshine club met with Mr and Mrs Gerald Hawk for a cooperative supper on a Saturday evening but Neela’s club was a week late due to a heavy snow storm. Guests included Bert and Mrs McKern Lyndon and Mrs McDanes Harley Tisue Ray Harrison K V Glad felder Judy Kay Diane Dale Cox and the hosts. The next meeting will be with Darlene Gladfelder on April 1.
Mrs. Will Irelan spent Tuesday with Mrs. Vivian Andrews. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gillaspie and sons of Albia visited Albert Tubaugh. Jerry Burton spent the weekend with home folk. Mrs. Albert Tubaugh visited Aunt Minnie Hicks at Golden Age Nursing Home. Mr. and Mrs. Jack McDonough and family hosted Sunday at Dean Andrews. Ray Tubaugh and daughters Dixie Kay and Drenda Gay visited here Sunday. Mrs. Tubaugh went to Bell Plaine with Ray to visit sons Ray and Russell.
Coulson Miller by Mrs Theo Coulson by Mrs Theo Mr and Mrs Roscoe Pennington were supper guests Thursday evening at the Herb Roblenz home. Mr and Mrs Francis Miller Susan and Jason spent Saturday night and Sunday at the Theo Miller home. Sunday afternoon visitors were Mrs Verda Argo Mr and Mrs Guy Argo Donald and Rex. Mr and Mrs Clyde Stickler and family spent Saturday evening at
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