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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1946
Page
6
Harvester discusses four life lines wages materials costs prices and profits, noting wage raises and steel price hikes while prices remain frozen. The company urges government price relief to cover higher costs, warns of potential losses, and seeks a fair path for employees farmers customers and stockholders.
Mrs Lee Johnson reports visitors and social visits across Moravia Centerville Ottumwa and Indianola including Louise McDareil James Nash Harley Tisue and Joé Martin families Bertha Martin and four boys in Ottumwa Carl Dicka sale Carl Tiste and Jack Hoffman in Centerville. G C Tiste seen by doctor and improving.
New Hope residents attended the girls state basketball tournament in Des Moines Saturday evening. No school Monday afternoon due to a school election. Karl Fischer reelected school director. Lula Tillmont to teach New Hope again next year. A benefit box supper raised $112.60 with a good crowd. Jimmy Pettibone celebrated with birthday guests from Centerville, Ed Schindler, Minnie Sharp, Jen Johnson, Bert Meadows, and Fred Tillmont. Several locals visited, and club meetings and visits occurred Sunday and Friday evenings.
Friday evening through Sunday Several families and individuals hosted and attended events in Albia and nearby areas. Margaret Burton of Des Moines stayed with relatives. The McDanel, Pettibone, Harsh, Wilson, Carter, and Tucker households hosted or joined 4-H meetings Farm Bureau functions and a wedding attendance noted among residents of Hiatts ville and surrounding towns.
DuVail and Archie Martin visited the C. D. DuVall home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lange of Centerville spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Scott.
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