23 Oct 1952
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1952
Page
1
Farmers rush to harvest and prepare for winter as bulbs, storm windows, and chores fill the weekend. In Iowa City, spectators watch the Hawkeyes absorb a shellacking while a fashion show mood unfolds among the crowd. Corn harvest progress heads for bins by Armistice Day as campaign season intensifies among county and state contenders.
A call to participate in the forthcoming election urges Moravia residents to study the ballot and vote, noting 42 million Americans didn't vote last time. It cautions voters to read instructions at polling places and mark ballots correctly to ensure lawful tallies, highlighting hopes for the largest U.S. turnout in history.
Busy Maidens met October 13 at Hilton Hall with Aileen Turner presiding. Officers elected: Barbara Robinson president Janet Walker vice president Donna Rogers secretary treasurer Aileen Turner reporter Doris Maddison historian Patty Rogers music chairman. Food and Nutrition books and cooking pamphlets distributed. Achievement Show prizes yielded 76 dollars. Meeting adjourned at 8 15.
Betty Betz discusses shocking conduct of today’s youth in The American Weekly series Your Morals Are Showing. The feature appears in Sunday's Herald-American and urges reflection on teen behavior as six weeks of school grades provoke mixed reactions from students and readers.
Light blue finish and clean condition described as NEW. Also notes a 1951 Mercury four door with radio and heater and low mileage, both advertised as CLEAN.
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