Subscription Rates For Three Months At $1.50
A brief tariff notice lists subscription rates totaling $1.50 for a three month period. The column shows the pricing for a short term plan and indicates a mild discount for longer commitments.
23 Mar 1939
Page 1
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1939
Page
1
A brief tariff notice lists subscription rates totaling $1.50 for a three month period. The column shows the pricing for a short term plan and indicates a mild discount for longer commitments.
Kinser Valley and the E. Caster family remain under quarantine due to scarlet fever as local residents attend a school election at Elmora, visit relatives in Blakesburg, and note community activities. Multiple families, including the Cast ers, Darby siblings, and Wilsons, are mentioned with church, sales, and farm duties continuing nearby.
Franklin The Willing Workers club met with Mrs Maude Turner on Friday March 17 to work on an ocean wave quilt and embroider ten towels. The next meeting is with Mrs Zelma Jenning on Wednesday March 22. Mr and Mrs John Moffatt were dinner guests at the Edward Bing er home in Ottumwa Saturday. their daughter Mary returned home to spend the weekend with them. Mr and Mrs Vern Sheldon and
My and Mrs. King and children called at Elbert Lockman's Friday afternoon Mrs Burdett Ward visited Miley Lockman Thursday afternoon My and Mrs W T Irelan called on J W Lockman who has been ill Dr Slavin saw him Thursday Raymond Lockman Sunday Walter Elligons visited Raymond Lockman Sunday Mr and Mrs Keith Roberts Janet Lee Mr and Mrs Tomlin Lilian and Dean visited Tomlin family Sunday Patty spent Sunday with the Tomlin family Irene Main visited over the weekend with her relatives
Mrs Ed Johnson and Mrs Bincox visited Friday at Andrew Anderson home. Mr and Mrs Willie VanDorin hosted callers. Dr Ray Hopkins and Earl Johnson spent Sunday at Grant Lincox home. Flora Jones visited Willie VanDorin Saturday night. Kenneth Free and family called at E G Lincox home. Ed and Wilfred Anderson of Albia visited Willie VanDorin Sunday. Herman Sytsma and family of Albia were callers Sunday. Zell Wilson and family attended Sunday School at Moravia.
The writer recalls playful guessing with two young sons, missteps in spelling, and a kitchen clock revelation. She notes spring delays, a Mitchellville reader’s snowy wind, and a busy morning routine. The piece praises Lula Roberts era teaching and reflects on rural schools with rotating teachers and enduring lessons.
The report lists several social visits and family events. Fuller Mrs. Earl Adams and Mrs. J. J. Allem shared Thursday time. L. B. Smiths from Albia hosted Jess Smith family. Mrs. Raymon Jones aided her ill daughter in Sandyville. Jess Smiths and Carol Dean visited J. W. Elswick’s north of Albia Friday.
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