For Sale Used Charter Oak Heating Stove
For sale a Charter Oak heating stove in good condition. Contact Mrs Anna Smith by phone 229 481.
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1955
Page
3
For sale a Charter Oak heating stove in good condition. Contact Mrs Anna Smith by phone 229 481.
Yearling Yorkshire male for sale from Maurice Walter Gardner Hatchery, and Coleman oil heater also for sale. Wess Hiatt offers men’s gloves mittens and socks in warm styles starting at 25 cents. Swain’s provides table paper in yard or roll, with Union office as contact point.
The National Farmers Union reports a first large Iowa meet in Des Moines and launches a state wide general membership drive. President James G. Patton says Iowa farmers seek a strong national farm group to combat depression. Maurice O Reilly of Fort Dodge serves as Iowa representative.
Leon Maxwell Oehler born March 9 1918 Moravia was the son of Paul C and Vesta Oehler. He served as Boatswain Mate in the U S Navy from 1942 to 1945 and earned multiple campaign ribbons and a Purple Heart. He died in a car accident November 6 1955 near Carrolltoh Missouri. Funeral services were held November 9 at Turner Funeral Home with burial in Moravia cemetery. Card of thanks from his family expresses gratitude for sympathy and floral offerings.
Shanghai club gathered with Esther Perry on November 16 for a cooperative dinner attended by Doris and Elaine Christy Dorothy Karl Lee Delbert Calhoun Doris N. and Barbara Christy Iole Christy Amy John Clarence Floyd Hiner Vinton Lundy Grace Robby Whitehead Elbert Perry Bertha Overturf Anna Landgrehe Clarence Sceal Scott Lorraine Mike Rinehart Raymond Perry. The day’s work involved picking out nut meats with Bertha Overturf winning a guess. Next meetings set with Iceal Scott on November 30.
The Clover Leaf club met with 14 members and one guest to elect new officers. Helen Printy became president, Phyllis Spaur secretary, Lillian Fenton assistant secretary, and Helen McAninch treasurer. A cooperative dinner followed, walnuts were gathered, and members discussed record books and blue ribbon entries.
Local residents visit relatives for the Thanksgiving holiday across Iowa. Mrs Leonard Pater travels to Lemar with Mrs Nell Bundy of Knoxville. Mrs Dora Hartinger plans an Des Moines overnight trip then to Alhatbra California. Mr and Mrs Bruce Gardner visit Des Moines. families gather in Des Moines and Centerville. College students return home from Northwest Missouri State, Simpson, Iowa State, and Northeast Missouri. Edd King and Max Hammond to spend Thanksgiving with kin. Van Dorin and Purvis families hosting in Centerville. plans include visits to Albia and Plano.
The far institute of the W. S. W. Albia district met Monday at the Moravia church with 52 attendees from Albia Cheriton Lovilia Afton and Moravia churches. Mrs. Zell Callen elected district leader. officers and guests, including Rev. James Hough speaking on Brazil, were present.
Rev Hough and Mrs Hough with three children, long-time missioners in Annapolis Goiás Brazil, are on furlough in Indiana and staying with relatives. They discussed the book Within Two Worlds by David Cory, read a letter from Africa, and requested canned fruit and vegetables for Esther Hall. Committee members included Mrs Black Mrs Smith and Mrs Veach. Decorations featured a lace tablecloth pine cones and bittersweets.
The Woman’s Society of the Methodist church met at the church for a regular meeting and dessert luncheon. Mrs. Carl Black led worship and read scripture, with solo by Mrs. Ralph McDonough. Mrs. Howard Smith led the program on Women of the Church, assisted by several members and a skit presented by Mrs. John Grenfell and others.
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