For Sale Six Room House on Large Lot
R. R Pennington offers a six room house with a 95 by 398 foot lot and two wells for sale. Historical notice notes property details and contact for inquiry.
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1959
Page
3
R. R Pennington offers a six room house with a 95 by 398 foot lot and two wells for sale. Historical notice notes property details and contact for inquiry.
Classified item list showing multiple farm and service notices. Names include Mrs Oscar Main Unionville Ta Justus Miller Burling ton Iowa G L Hufstader Albia and Roy Stone Centerville. Also notes on artificial insemination services and piano tuning with contact details and locations. Reads as dated rural commerce notice.
Mr and Mrs Lester Braun and Mr and Mrs Clarence Johnson enjoyed a Sunday outing to Canton Missouri crossing the Mississippi by ferry then to Hamilton and Keokuk with a noon picnic in Illinois. Several local residents visited or were visited, including families from Albia Oskaloosa Brooklyn Gravity and Des Moines. The Moravia High School band marched in a Legion district parade and local visits continued through Sunday and Tuesday.
Lola Lee Callen celebrated her fifth birthday with kindergarten classmates visiting to help. Indoor games, cake and ice cream were served by her sister Lois and Marcia Walter. Each guest received a box of balloons as favors and Lola received many nice gifts.
The Evangelical United Brethren Church held its monthly night observance on a Wednesday evening. Harold Hawk and Carl Van Ante presented colored slides from a trip through northeast Iowa Wisconsin the Black Hills and Colorado. Kenneth Condyn showed a west coast travel movie. A photo contest sparked interest and refreshments were served by Mrs. Almont Main and Mrs. R. S. Faber.
Junior and intermediate missionary groups met after school at the Methodist church to continue lesson study on Africa. They played a country themed game, with Mrs. Weldon Whitenack serving juniors and Donna Raekard serving intermediates.
The Sunshine club met Monday evening Oct. 5 hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Harley Tisue. A cooperative supper followed with women visiting and men watching TV and playing rock. Mamie gave writing pads to ladies and children. Mystery pal gifts went to Selah Neela and Darlene. Guests included the Harrisons McKerns McDanels Gladfelders Hawk and Judy Kay. Next meeting to be hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harrison.
Fern Penfield hosted the Clover Leaf club at her Penfield home on Oct. 7. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tarbell, Mrs. Duane Moore, Mrs. Elbert Moore, Mrs. Edith Callen, Mrs. Vern McAninch, Mrs. Verda Argo, Mr. and Mrs. Jim McAninch, Mrs. Bill Moore and Dougie, Mrs. Jack Penfield, and Mrs. Mansell Tarbell. The afternoon featured visiting and bingo, with Mildred Tarbell and Mabel Moore receiving gifts from mystery pals. Next meeting slated for Oct. 14 with Mabel Moore.
Jerry Roblenz and Donald West report a wonderful time in Des Moines at a management conference for Iowa utilities. They presented their 4 H demonstration Light Nite on the Farm before about 60 top company personnel and dignitaries from other states. They were guests of Iowa Southern Utilities of Centerville and stayed at Hotel Ft Des Moines.
New Hope New Hee a Taylor Aid held a cooperative dinner on Wednesday October 14 with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Lute Hiatt Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Carter Mrs. Winifred Schrodt Mrs. Lois Wilson and daughters Mrs. Barbara Lindley Mrs. Del Brede Greg Brede and others. A layette shower for Greg Brede followed the games. The next meeting will be hosted by Joan Pettibone Glad Ww Heave Winifred Schrodt Deloris Ballenger and Barbara Lindley with Mr. and Mrs. Jay Wilson and Alan attending.
A string of social visits fills the Ottumwa region as families like the Wilsons, Taylors, and Harshes host and dine with relatives. Guests include the Eggers from Denver, the Schrodt and Donovan households, and many others sharing Saturday and Sunday suppers, calls, and band events.
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