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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1951
Page
1
A humorous note on typographical errors invading a newspaper press and a domestic update reporting Mrs. Frank Rogers receiving an air mail package from Pat Rogers in South Japan. The parcel included six Japanese cups and saucers and a plate with Lori's Super hand painting, packed in a sturdy wooden box.
Ed Cott of Town State College recommends soybean straw as an insulating, non matting mulch for strawberries. Oat straw is good too but may carry seed. Leaves can be used if layered with coarse material to prevent matting. apply after ground freezes but before extreme cold sets in.
Hiattsville social notes list visits and gatherings among local families on various days. Names include Ernest Hiatt, Gus Hiatt, Carl Hiatt, Cyril McDanel, Jane Ann Fox, Sandra Hiatt, Ivan Harsh, Chester Sanders, Lora Beagle, Kenneth Hiatt, Virgil Dooley, Ron Woodward, Lester Dooley, Alan Dooley, Roy Dooley, Kenneth Daniels, Harry Phillips, Lar Daniels, Lawrence Daniels, Betty Cridlebaugh, and a funeral for a brother of Betty.
Unionville social notes recount visits and gatherings. Mrs E V Stew art and Mrs Wm Brown are mentioned along with Pvt Rex Hawk and Lt Joe Wilson. A birthday dinner honors Lt Joe Wilson and Peggy Rogers. Local church activities include Baptist Ladies Aid planning Thanksgiving. Extension notes advise storing carrots in sand and checking soil tests for fertilizer needs.
The Kensington club met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs D E Bishop. Members answering roll call with selected articles were Mrs Ora Turner Mrs Guss Luse Mrs Mattie Lynch Mrs Jay Oehler Mrs Art Fox Mrs Raymond Charity and Mrs Bishop. Mrs Bishop read an article on the Mayo brothers work at Rochester. Bill Bishop played a piano solo. Refreshments were served. Mrs Harry Pabst will host the club on Thursday afternoon November 15.
A Moravia Union note outlines procedures for ordering fine printing of all kinds. The item emphasizes accuracy, timely delivery, and standard formats for municipal and business uses, urging readers to contact the union for specifications and pricing.
The Paylon diet 4H club with leaders Mrs Ernest Hiatt and Mrs Kenneth Condta enjoyed a hayrack ride and weiner roast Tuesday evening Oct 30. They left Moravia at 5:00 p.m. and returned to the Hiatt home south of town by 6:30 for a bonfire and refreshments including pie cookies potato chips cocoa and coffee. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Russell Burns and families Mr and Mrs Ivah Harsh and families Mr and Mrs Don Pettibone and families Shirley Ragan Colleen and Beverly Fenton Mary Schrodt Donna Uriderwded Wanda and Nancy Benz Wanda McKvwain.
A fragmented OCR listing presents Nancy Bobleti, Sharon O Conner, Joan and Tatie Ann Fox, Maxine Firkins, Judy Martin, Jewell Miller, Carol Day, Billie and Madge Lee, Janie Sawyer, and the Condra family headed by Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Condra.
Readable fragments suggest a local notice urging residents to communicate items to a publication named The Union. The wording implies a request for information or notices to be mailed or telephoned in, but specifics such as deadlines, eligibility, or exact item types are not clear from the fragment.
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