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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1960
Page
3
Classified items advertise sales of breeding stock oats and shoots, rental of a farm house, and postponed senior class play. Local social notes recount visits and hospital stays among residents including references to the Spring and Powell families and travels to neighboring states.
The Moravia churches now own a Bell and Howell 16mm projector purchased by the Ministerial Association. A 13-inch auxiliary speaker was installed. total value above 600 dollars funded by past church offerings. Training will be held for qualified operators and all church groups are invited to use the equipment for education worship and entertainment.
Mrs. James Wilson hosted Thures day with Claira Weidman at the Frank Wilson home. Roy and family spent Wednesday with James Wilson. Gene McCrory and Lloyd Callen visited Prince ton, Missouri, to retrieve Gene’s car. Rex Hagerman and family were at Will Hagerman’s home Sunday. Sey mour and Bill Hoff man families shared Sunday dinner at Leo Hoffman’s. Gene Ammons and Mrs. Callen called on Mae McCrory in Ottumwa Sunday.
Eugene Callen went to Brookfield Missouri, Monday, and will be employed there for a few days.
Mrs. Clara Lemaster was taken to Monroe County Hospital for treatment after an unspecified incident. Further details on her condition and the circumstances remain unavailable at this time.
Monday evening medical treatment visit noted in Albia. Friday evening Mr and Mrs Harry Phillips and Mrs J R Callen visited Clarence Dowd. Sunday guests of Clarence Dowd and Ina Miller included Mr and Mrs Paul Miller and Patsy of Monroe.
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