20 Oct 1955
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1955
Page
1
A fragmented note questions if belt makers consider overall safety in auto seating. It suggests that securing two young riders with new style belts could save mileage by protecting the young travelers in back seats.
Freaka of nature appears in a week’s arrivals at the Union office with tales of curious produce. George Railing presents a giant eight top turnip with a 23 inch tuber while Senevie Donavan shows a branch from a Delicious apple tree bearing small apples later this season. A former Towegian editor, C B DePuy, now circulation head, sent a letter to Rev and Mrs Coulson about a gold watch deal for carriers as autumn nears and storms recede with polish windows and bulb digging.
Mrs H B Spring Udell hosts visitors as Joe Moore and Roger Morlan families travel from Mt Vernon Iowa to Mexico Missouri to visit the Woodrow Duty home. Brethren Conference attendees include Ora Powell Edna Moore Zola Saum Lyle Albright and Richard Burger. Twenty one workers harvest for Merna Henshaw. Udell and Fairview Bible class members host October social at Udell.
The Wesley Chapel W S C S met Thursday afternoon with 14 ladies and two children present. Evelyn Daniels led devotions with Doris Bob lent the program. Elsie and Lillie Callen served refreshments. Various visitors and relatives shared Saturday and Sunday activities.
Local notes record numerous guests and gatherings through Friday to Sunday. Arthur Myers, Gilbert Cook, Randy Kalvig, and Albert Repster visit from Chicago and Minnesota. pink and blue shower honors Mrs Jack Long. Many couples host or visit relatives across Centerville, Blakesburg, Albia, and nearby towns, including homecomings, dinners, and a neighborhood air show.
A reader asks if planning a public sale and if so The Union should print sale bills and advertisement. The message promises broad reach, large audience draw, and a successful sale through Union publications.
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