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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1956
Page
3
For sale 200 bushels Cherokee oats suitable for seed. Contact Erven Long route Albia 1 near old Foster. Price not listed. Sale location and availability as stated.
March 14 meeting led by Mrs. Eva Miller reviewed county teaching talks for handicapped children and upcoming lessons. Janet Martin and Jerry presented on the Well-Groomed Look with emphasis on disposition, neatness, and conservative dress. Gas to Des Moines paid. 19 women and 12 children were served cake and coffee.
Mr and Mrs Keith Farrier and children visited Mrs Francelia Farrier in Washington over the weekend. Harold Dean Tisue and son Sonny stayed with his mother Carrie Tisue in Waterloo and at the Glen Overturf home. Forrest Moffitt and Mrs John McDanel of Centerville called on Ira Boyer and Mrs Boyer. Wendell Keeton and Marion Keeton with families from Newton and Louilia joined dinner with Wendell Murdy and others. Carl Tisue and Ron Woodward went to Des Moines Tuesday. Local scout troop traveled to Unionville Tuesday evening, playing two basketball games with the local troop.
Monroe County 4-H leaders county officers and committee met in Farm Bureau hall on Friday March 16 1956 to discuss club organization Mrs Eva Stacy assisted by conducted the meeting Those in attendance included Mrs Stanley Bay Mrs Roy Himelick Mrs Warren Rouse Mrs George Whitlock and many others All clubs were represented and attendance was good The third 4-H leader training meeting will be Friday March 23.
Miss Shirley Jean Smith from Town State College led a meeting in the Farm Bureau hall. M Y F group members and families attended a basketball game in Unionville Wednesday evening. Linda Marie Wilson was born last Thursday at St Josephs hospital in Centerville.
Sunday through Tuesday visits fill local social pages with multiple families gathering at homes in Centerville and Metropolis. Distinct events include hospital visits, dinners, supper guests, and weekend stays among Turner, Fischer, Harsh, Alpaugh, Donovan, Carter, Burns, and Goughnour households.
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