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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1952
Page
3
Advertisement notes new metal beds, roll away bedroom suite, mattresses, and congoleum rugs at Swaim's with shoe offerings. Real estate services offered by Chet Broshar, licensed broker of Moravia. Also lists a for rent modern furnished home near Oehler Station, Mrs Cora Main.
Mr and Mrs L G Potter Minnie Replogle and Dee Whisler visited relatives in Latt caster and Unionville while Rev Francis Berkshire and Mark Berkshire traveled to Waterloo. Attendees joined homecoming at Unionville Methodist church and several locals hosted guests at homes in Centerville Udell and Moulton. Pheasant season drew residents north for opening day as many drove to nearby counties.
Mrs Joe Moore and Lora Sue visited Mrs Paul Henderson Thursday, with Rev Francis Berkshire and Mark. Rex Albert and granddaughter Mary Catherine Exline celebrated birthdays at Rex Albertson home. Attending Caroline Moore’s club were Lucille Duty Lois Houser Anna Marie Selix Mary Ellen and Jean Spring. Neighbor visits from Lancaster Mo and Newton, Knoxville and Jerome noted with several family gatherings and a first birthday anniversary for Margaret Rose Gorden.
Hap py Helpers 4 H club met at Joann Moore s on November 13 at 7 45 pm. Members answered roll call with food preferences and approved minutes. Plans were made for a Christmas party at Joann Moore s on December 8 and Franklin Farmers 4 H club was invited by President Janice Mosley who appointed officers or committees.
The entertainment committee and members Rosa lie Sneeden Mary Mesley and Martha Potts closed the meeting with pledge to the 4-H and American flags. Martha McCord gave a talk on Eggs and Charlotte McAninch spoke on Health Joann Moore demonstrated Making Waffles Refreshments served to Martha McCord Charlotte McAninch Joann Moore Rosaire Sneeden Mary Mosley Janice Mosley Martha Potts Connie McAninch Mrs Crarg Potts and Mr and Mrs Elbert Moore Verne Cousins and Larry Brooks were reporters Dell Hellyer left Tuesday for an indefinite visit with his sister in Buffalo Gap South Dakota.
Among those pheasant hunting Tuesday were Cecil Schrodt, Ivan Harsh, Virgil Kaster, Dayne Tay lor, Newt Long, Burdette Ward, Lowell McElderry, Richard Proc tor, Buell Taylor, Fred Cousins, Bernard Hayes, Lee Hiatt, Ray and Gary Charity, Cliff Kaster.
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