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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1954
Page
3
Farmers must obtain an official Centerville office order from Walter Daniels to purchase scorn at government bins. The notice specifies the required procedural step for authorization.
Local folks packed the McClurg Implement Co anniversary celebration with nearly a full house. Free movies, peanuts, pop and favors were enjoyed by 262 adults as neighbors and relatives circulated, visiting relatives and guests at several homes in nearby towns and counties.
Guests gathered Friday at the John Johnson residence to celebrate Ricky Johnsons third birthday. Also noted are visits by Johnigon and others, plus revival meetings in Oskaloosa and social dinner guests from Mt. Pleasant Ames and Colfax.
Sunday visitors included Dwight Stocker and family, Bill Hershberger, Jack Hershburger and families, Betty Hull and children, and Vick Peterson with David at the Burdet Cox home. Mullins visited Edith Mullins, and Carol and Roger stayed the night while Larry and Mary Joyce went with Rose Van Dike.
Sunday evening visitors gathered at the Burdett Cox home as Mr. Cox and others hosted. A Sunday caller traced Milton Stocker to the Laverne Johnson residence while Carol Mullins spent Thursday night with Mary Proctor and the Proctor family. Juniors hosted Duane and Billy for Sunday afternoon, and Edna Ward with children visited Minnie Stocker. Elvin and Bobby Stocker spent the afternoon with Burdette Ward. Joanne Main stayed Tuesday night with Nancy Ward, and Johnny Proctor spent the week with related acquaintances.
Monday evening at the Cyril Mullins home featured Coral Mulling and Martyn King. Sunday afternoon gatherings included Mrs. Vina Taylor with Jean and Jay at the Bert Vickroy residence, all calling at Ed Burns home.
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