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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1946
Page
4
O KE Peters repair shop remains in same location for sale items including registered Hereford bulls spotted Poland chine hogs and various doors yard gate woven wire and livestock. Listings note Chester White male hog Jersey cattle and yearling plus general want ads inviting readers to place ads in The Union.
A crowded page lists numerous guests and visits around Ottumwa including Mr. and Mrs. Jack McDonough and many relatives at La Vila, Cincinnati, Des Moines, Decorah, and beyond. Attendees include families of McDonough, Nash, Argo, Tistie, and many friends visiting from Seattle, Indianapolis, Indianapolis, and Davenport with trips to Mystic and Lincoln Neb. The notices name several birthdays, graduations, hospital visits, and travel between Ottumwa, Centerville, Blakesburg, and nearby towns.
Centerville stores will close on Thursday afternoons starting June 6, with attorney offices staying open. The Union advertises the schedule and urges readers to check details for exceptions and updates.
Uncle Sam urges Washington residents to buy United States Savings Bonds as orchards bloom. Bonds will mature to fund a home education or personal goals, growing at ten years with a $4 return for each $3 invested, per the U S Treasury Department.
Mr and Mrs Harold Burton and Diane and Mrs Edna Neff are addressed. Chief Store keeper and Mrs Rhee depart Sunday to live in St Louis Missouri. He will be transferred from Seattle Washington to the Navy airbase near St Louis. Guests at the Glen Burns home Sunday include Mr and Mrs Roy Underwood and children of Ottumwa Mr and Mrs Russell and Paul Burns.
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