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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1955
Page
2
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A jumble of sale notices lists for sale pianos houses clothing shoes paint and brushes at Swain's Moravia Unionville Blakesburg and related ads. Items include an upright piano boars Hampshire boars raters and coats jackets dress jackets and leather wear. Contact details reference Mrs Bert Meddows Phillip Miller Gabe Johnson and Mr Blakesburg.
An election will be held in the incorporated town of Moravia Appanoose County Iowa on November 8 1955 to elect a mayor for two years treasurer for two years and five councilmen for two years The notice is dated October 10 1955 and signed by G B Winsier Town Clerk.
Mrs. Russell Tubaugh Mrs. Roy Tubaugh Roberta and Irma Jo of Belle Plaine Mrs. Ray Tubaugh and Drenda Gae Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tubaugh and Janiece were dinner guests Friday at the Albert Tubaugh home. She also Visited at the Ralph Tubaugh home at Belle Plaine. Miss Eleanor Miller returned home from a two week visit with her aunt Mrs. Cleftie Miller Tubaugh and family at Golden City Missouri and with her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hudgens at Weatherford Oklahoma. Mr. Hudgens formerly of Unionville Iowa observed his 90th birthday last September. He is a brother of Mrs. W. N. Miele.
Church of the Nazarene lists multiple services and a missionary meeting with Allerton Church goal of 50. First Christian Church notes Sunday School and Bible study. Fairview Grace Methodist mentions a goal shortfall. Evangelical United Brethren adds Sunday School and worship times with Halloween event. Grace Methodist plans family night and Education Commission meeting.
Members of the E. T. C. club met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lee Hiatt. The hostess led the program with Mrs. U. O. K. R. Pennington winning the door prize. New member Mrs. Robert Sloan attended. Refreshments included cherry pie a la mode and coffee.
Mrs Melissa Felton conducted the meeting while Mrs Ivan Hareh was named chairman of the recreation and program and entertainment. Each member was asked to bring sandwiches and cookies. During the social hour doughnuts and coffee were served by Mrs Utterback and Mrs Fred Buckmaster.
Steve Kiaiss young hosts a farm sale Tuesday at their Toonim area farm 5 miles southwest selling dairy cows machinery feed household goods and miscellaneous equipment. Joseph Easton schedules a sale on the old George Brown farm 3 miles northwest of Morevia this Thursday. R A Faber holds a purebred Spotted Poland China sale on a local farm in October near miles.
Pfc William G Harris, son of Mrs O M McFatridge, commands communications for Co 5 eth Ord Bn during Operation Sagebrush at Camp Polk Louisiana. He is assigned to 17427176 Co B 64th Ord Bn. Exercise Sagebrush proceeds as the largest postwar maneuver.
A family dinner honored Irvin Burns of California called here by the death of his brother Glen Burns. Held at Mrs. Mary Burns home Sunday noon with guests Roy Underwood Russell Burns Leon Burns Leo Thompson Mr and Mrs John Keaaling Ft Madison Mrs Henry Herman Lulu Koehler Unionville and afternoon callers Mrs Herschel Kelley and children Unionville.
Social news from Centerville and nearby towns recounts visits and travels of Coffin, Callen, Woodward, Dagle, Brain, and Murdy families. It notes the funeral of George Woodward in Marshalltown, a Des Moines hospital surgery, and a letter carrier meeting in Albia. Also mentions J D Minnes entering St Joseph hospital for treatment and Moffatt residence updates.
Udell residents share social visits and birthday celebrations. Mrs. Ralph Davis hosts a surprise party after church with Ralph Davis and neighbors present. Families from Newton Keosauqua Centerville and Chillicothe gather for birthdays and weekend meals. Mr and Mrs Glas gow celebrate 66th anniversary. Miller and McConnell families visit, with homecomings, hospital reports, and church events noted. New residents Mr and Mrs Leslie Potter move to Udell amid local welcomes.
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