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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1952
Page
2
In Moravia a skilled woodsman and his son bag two fox squirrels with a single shot. The father explains the feat as his intended method, producing a humorous tale of the swift hunt and misheard details.
Kinser Valley reporter notes a warm Iconium Methodist Church Family Night with an invited meal prepared by many volunteers. Missionary images from Mexico were shown, and local families shared food and stories while children enjoyed Mr. Firkins. Local commentary questions Nixon funds and lake-lands protests near Moravia and Harlan.
Franklin By Mra John Moffatt Franklin By Mra John Moffatt Mrs Frank Cox was a dinner guest at the Wayne Foster home in Moravia Saturday. Mr and Mrs Joe Lucas Jr and son Roy were dinner guests at the Roy Moffatt home Sunday. Wayne Foster of Moravia was a caller at the Frank Cox home Saturday morning. Burdette Cox was a caller at the Frank Cox home one day last week. Mrs Olive Moffatt spent Saturday night at the Joe Lucas Jr
Many local families and visitors are listed as spending days and evenings with relatives across Vosburgh, Emmett Derby, Ottumwa, and nearby towns. Highlights include gatherings at the Ed McDonald home, visits to Lincoln Nebraska, Des Moines trips, and Farm Bureau activities. Notable names include Ed McDonald, Coy Swift, Bernard Kitterman, and Frank Gladfelder among numerous Calhoun and Derby families.
Attendance at Fairview church and weekend visits link local families across Knoxville Ames Oakdale and Minnesota. Notable gatherings include weddings anniversaries and extended family visits among the Tomlin Gladfelder Foster Whicker and Marlin households with travel plans and dinners noted.
Mrs. Nellie Haines and Mrs. Roscoe Argo spent Monday at Vinton Lundy’s. Mr. and Mrs. George Shehan and family and Vinton Lundy visited Roscoe Argo’s home Monday evening. Mrs. Elva Bickford stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McFatridge. Clarence Vosburg of Buckeye Arizona joined visits with Nellie Haines of Cushing Oklahoma and Roscoe Argo.
Dinner guests at the Fred Argo home included Mr and Mrs Roscoe Argo and Mrs Nellie Haines on Tuesday evening. The So and Sew club met for luncheon hosted by Mrs Clair Potts on Wednesday. Clarence Vosburg and Aldia Mc Cord were supper guests at B F Whiteheads Thursday.
Mr Lioya Johnson and Mrs Johnson with Henry Sytema and Vinton Lundy spent Sunday at Roscoe Argo nome enjoying a quiet outing with neighbors and friends.
An eye opening feature in The American Weekly distributed with Sunday Herald American explains confusing divorce laws in the United States. Readers in Chicago are urged to see the Sunday Herold American for full details.
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