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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1955
Page
2
FOR SALE two yellow finger canaries one parent last spring and one seven months old plus one pedestal cage and one breeding cage priced right contact Mrs. Cody Luse Moravia inquiry for eight room house also buyers inquire at Aaron or T E Campbell Moravia moving this week to the wet side of the square See you all there SWAIM S
Moravia Union office offers 50 triplicate regulation receipt books per book and printing of gate bills and advertisements for public sales. Plan a wide outreach to attract a large crowd and ensure a successful sale.
E T C club members and their husbands were hosted at a 7 00 pm dinner Thursday evening at the home of U C Mains. Assisting hosts were Mr and Mrs Fred Hammond Mr and Mrs Zell Callen. After dinner a rock was played with prizes awarded to Mrs Frank Lathen Mrs Ira Boyer Howard Carson and Harry Woodward. Guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Swaim Mr and Mrs Harry Woodward and Mr and Mrs Ira Boyer.
Mrs Carl Tomlin hosted Migs Gertie Boyer Saturday afternoon. Miss Mary Rose Main visits her Davenport trip via San Francisco Girl Scouts convention, then Upland California with Lester Jones. Mrs Lillian Fenton and Linda visited Carl Tomlin Thursday. Eldee McKay and Ellis of Palmyra Nebraska dined with Eldee’s relatives John and Mrs Tadlock, with Gearhart accompanying on a trip toward Kentucky.
George M Woodward 22 died at 3 p m Sunday October 23 at Scott Air Force Base hospital Belleville Illinois of glomerulonephritis He was born October 4 1933 in Marshalltown Iowa son of William and Mrs Woodward He lived in Marshalltown and Moravia and graduated 1952 He joined the Air Force February 1953 trained at Sampson Field Lowry AFB and Lincoln AFB He married Fern Seelbaugh June 1 1954 at Lowry Field He served in the 98th Airborne Maintenance Squadron and was to go to England before illness He is survived by Fern a four month old son Danny Lee his parents five brothers a sister and many relatives Funeral services were held October 25 at Nazarene Church Marshalltown and at Hubbard Ohio Interment Cortsville Cemetery Military honors were provided by Youngstown Jet AFB personnel.
Master Sergeant Lawrence W. Stout announces an Iowa Marine Corps Squad will be formed in November. Prospects can enlist for three years and process at Des Moines. The squad will depart Des Moines on November 28 for basic training in San Diego California. Applications available at Ottumwa Marine Corps Recruiting Office room 339 post office building and contact MSgt Stout at 48681 Ottumwa.
The Woodward family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and relatives for acts of kindness, sympathy cards, and flowers during their recent bereavement. May the Lord bless each of you from Mrs. Fern Woodward and Danny, Mr. and Mrs. William Woodward, and the family.
CROP area leaders and township chairmen for Appanoose county were named. David Wright, Ed Haines, Virgil Dooley, and C. W. McCarty will lead the four zones. Township chairs train volunteers, assign tasks, maintain records, and collect contributions in bulk food or cash. The program works with Iowa Council of Churches and accepts donor wishes to support overseas relief. Farmers should have social security numbers for year end tax filings. Financial caution and prevention emphasized.
Shurtleff notes trees suffer during winter and symptoms will appear next spring as browning bronzing and dying back of needles and twigs. To tell if watering is needed, dig to the roots with a trowel and ensure the soil around them is damp before a thorough soaking.
Mal Shurtleff of Iowa State College urges regular watering of trees and shrubs up to the first heavy frost to protect them for winter. Evergreens especially require thorough soakings as they stay green and use more water than deciduous trees.
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