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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1962
Page
2
A fragmentary verse piece lists playful alliterations and rhymes about shellfish, snuff, sunshine, and strategic lines. It moves into tales of two kinds of guys, a self important dreamer, and a playful romantic tension. The closing lines reference biology and a cheeky line about six million bacteria.
Large variety of napkins in plain pastel colors and designs suitable for gifts showers anniversaries or weddings. Sold at Union Office with options including Hèxes and embossed prints.
Fremont residents Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dicks and daughters visited Mrs. Florence Dicks. Numerous tea, dinner, and Sunday visits span Cedar Rapids Ottumwa Moulton Burlington Chariton Seymour and Illinois with friends such as Rex Overturf Virgil Cash family Bert Rinehart and Raymond Clark.
Sunday visits at the Lee Tattock home included Zi Ailler and Mr and Mrs Dayle McDaniel. Evening callers included Mr and Mrs Ray Tubaugh and daughter De Vata. Nellie Williams reported attending a district garden club convention and tower show. Several families, including the Williams and Tubaugh clans, hosted and visited through Friday and Sunday with newborn Richard Tubaugh noted.
Gerald Burton spent the weekend with home folks. Nadine Dommer and sons were Thursday evening callers at the John Kelley home. Nancy Kelley and Jeffrey visited Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Lavem Horn of Swan were weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Kelley. Nadine and Mildred called again Sunday afternoon. Mildred and Lois Kelley did house cleaning for Mrs. Kelley Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Alvida Tubaugh of Blakesburg stopped by the Albert Tubaugh home Thursday afternoon. Read Union Want Ada.
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