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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1945
Page
2
War ration calendar lists tires fuel coupons and processed foods stamps with validity dates and vehicle rules. The second section records multiple social visits in Centerville Moravia Unionville and surrounding towns, naming residents and households involved.
Mrs. Luella Mishler says her son Harold was awarded the purple heart for his wounds and is improving. She notes two other sons are serving. In Centerville, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rumley and Burness traded over the weekend. Norleen Sanders visited Moravia area, a Moravia high school junior.
Moravia residents visited relatives and attended the Christian church in Iconium. Rev. Evans of Centerville led services, and families including Beaty, Derby, Teater, Main, and Kelsey gathered at various homes. A Navy family member on leave and illness updates are noted, with teachers Rinehart and Hagerman completing terms.
Dorothy Hiner closed a successful term at the Sheffer school with a basket dinner and will teach there again next year. Various locals, including Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stauber and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hoffman, visited Mrs. Belle Sheldon and Harold Argo's families. A statewide survey by Iowa State College reports northwestern Iowa for crops in poor condition due to excess moisture.
The board reviewed numerous county land transactions and tax sale conveyances. Official actions included approving deeds for properties in Moulton Udell and Cincinnati, authorizing refunds and reductions, and confirming appointments and bonds, with adjournment to audit office.
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