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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1957
Page
2
Local social notes recount visits and gatherings across Moravia Albia Centerville Ottumwa and Seymour. Names include Tadlock Tubaugh Comstock Andrews and Miller families with prayers church services and Sunday dinners. Multiple relatives travel between Moravia Albia Centerville and Ottumwa for visits and shared meals.
The Union promotes an appreciative Christmas gift with a free gift card. Recipients can choose to send the card or use it for decoration on a Christmas tree, sharing the sentiment of thoughtfulness this season.
Iowa State College horticulturist H L Lantz developed the Jonadel, a new apple stock from 34 years of crossbreeding starting in 1923 at the Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station. The fruit combines Jonathan and Delicious traits, with strong keeping quality and cooking performance, and began public propagation in 1958.
Connie and Max McAninch entertained the boys 4 H club at their home Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jordan spent Tuesday and Wednesday at the Dick Brown home. Mrs. LaVern Massman returned home after visiting the Waggoner family in Centerville. Leta Haver and Stella Argo helped Clara Brown with papers Tuesday and Wednesday. Verna McAninch hosted the Clover Leaf club Wednesday. Attendees at W I C S at Teorum Thursday included Clara Brown Edith Callen Nona Dicks and Vera Moore. Helen McAninch and Velda Brown shopped at Ottumwa Thursday. Frank Tarbell and wife left Thursday to winter in Denver Colorado with daughter Mrs Wesley Stevens. Roscoe Argo and wife spent Thursday evening with Russell Brown. Freddie and John Tarbell stayed Thursday night with Gerald Argo for Reinier’s birthday. Roy Argo and family were Friday supper guests at Carl Tisue’s in Moravia. Mearl Dicks and pair enjoyed an oyster supper at Gilbert Callen’s Saturday. Edith Callen’s birthday was Friday. Martha Massman was also mentioned.
Sunday afternoon visitors included Mr and Mrs Cass Hamilton, Mr and Mrs Lidyd Brown and Jerry and Chas McAninch. The Rex Haver home hosted Russell Brown and others. Connie McAninch attended Rainbow at Moravia after school Monday. Verda Argo and Verna McAninch shared Sunday time with Pat Printy and family, and Elbert Moore joined Russell Brown Sunday evening. Further visits occurred at Jim McAninch and Roscoe Argo homes Monday evening.
Leo Hoffman or Verta Hoffman attended Aid at the E U B Church Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Harry Woodward notations show their presence at the service
In a sequence of calls and visits, Stella Fuller and Ricky Frame visited the Leo Hoffman home Saturday afternoon while Otis Fuller called Sunday evening. Basil Herteen and Fred Argo hosted Mr. and Mrs. Hoffmans and their sons Sunday. Rex Hagerman and his son visited the Donald Jones home in Ottumwa Monday evening.
Moravia Union office lists a range of staples and staplers in various sizes in stock. The notice highlights the availability for customers needing different formats and quantities.
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