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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1953
Page
1
The note from Independence Missouri questions national judiciary leaders and federal policies, alleging concerns about communistic traits and tax payments contributing to political activities. The writer mentions documented facts linked to the former administration and Mr White.
A cryptic editorial critiques a local political clash involving Brownell and a figure calling himself a private citizen of Independence Missouri. It warns Congress not to be distracted by partisan square dancing while urging vigilance against unpatriotic activity and possible communist influence as Christmas bustle begins and a local couple reviews hospital policy.
Ronald Skip Broshar, son of Mr and Mrs Paul Broshar of Moravia, has accepted a position as office machines operator with the American Institute of Business in that city.
Mrs Carrie Koehler returned home from Centerville Hospital after about ten days. Miss Lulu Koehler of Unionville stays with her. Mrs Albert Burkland received a telegram from her brother Henry Turpenning in Artesia New Mexico about their stepfather’s death. A doctor treated Mrs D M Glasgow for laryngitis and a cold but she improved. Rev E R Carrithorn of Des Moines spent Sunday with the H B Spring family. Karen and Linda Moore visited Robert Morlan’s Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Joe Morlan and family were Sunday dinner guests. L A Spring Doyle accompanied by Ora Powell and Marvin returned from a trip to Manchester Tennessee to visit Thomas Stringfellow, then toured Brethren Christian School at Lost Creek Kentucky, with visits to Monticello Kentucky Hagerstown and Muncie Indiana.
Salen Ry Hazel Heliyer Mra, Lloyd Brown and Mrs. Harley Tiaue attended a Farm Bureau meeting at Centerville Tuesday. Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Tiaue demonstrated aluminum crafting. Cass Hamilton and Lloyd Brown families plus guests spent Monday evening at the Boe Jim McAninch home. Hiner hosted the ie Club on Tuesday. Mrs. Robert Jennings was hospitalized Friday. Pe and Mrs. Raymond Pe and sons visited over the weekend. John Petersen hosted relatives from northern Iowa. Desert Calhoun and sons attended a party at the Shanghai schoolhouse Friday. A basketball game occurred in Moravia Friday.
Evening gatherings feature Mr and Mrs Elbert Perry visiting with Mr and Mrs Guy McKern. Lloyd Brown and Donald McCroud hosted Tuesday evening. George Hellyer family spent Sunday with Dell Hellyer. Afternoon visitors included Mr and Mrs George Argo. Dell Hellyer Hazel Dick and Clark called on Argo brothers Sunday evening. Raymond Perry and son visited Delbert Calhoun home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Elva Bickford spent Tuesday to Thursday at Hugh McFatridge's. she leaves for California to winter with daughters. Argo and Lemaster families hosted visitors, hospitals called on Jennie Jennings. Local hunts and sports include pheasant hunting and Mora game attendance. Several trips to Waco Nebraska York Cincinnati and Rainbow meetings mark the social week.
Local residents attended dinners and Sunday visits across Albia Centerville and Ottumwa. Notable mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Callen, Hugh McFatridge, Rex Haver, Clair Potts, Basil Herteen, and families from Albia. Army service member John Hiner returned home from Korea.
The Willing Workers club and families shared a chili supper at Beryl Brown's home on Tuesday. Homemade ice cream and cake followed as the group, including Leo Hoffman, Vinton Lundy, Dick Brown, Clara Brown, and others, enjoyed a mystery box and nut meat drawing. Next gathering is November 25 with Verta Hoffman.
In the afternoon Rex Hagerman joined in with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hamilton for Sunday supper at the Darrel Cooper home. Lucille Exline and her children along with Shirley Exline visited the Roscoe Argo residence on Thursday evening.
Captain Walter Karig, Special Deputy to the Chief of Naval Information, discloses results of the military investigation into flying saucers. Read the actual facts as presented by The American Weekly in cooperation with Sunday Chicago American.
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