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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1952
Page
3
Experiments show both fresh and frozen meat can hold after thawing with careful handling. Results emphasize proper thaw times and storage conditions to preserve texture, moisture, and safety for consumers and cooks alike.
Research from the U S Department of Agriculture finds thawed frozen meat may spoil more slowly than fresh meat. Ground pork and beef samples with spoilage bacteria showed immediate growth in unfrozen meat, while frozen then thawed meat delayed bacterial growth for about 48 hours.
Mrs Elbert Perry stayed at Centerville hospital Tuesday night with Mrs Patty McDanel. Several people from the vicinity attended the Gardner sale on Monday. Mr and Mrs Cass Hamilton, Mrs Lloyd Brown and Mrs Dell Hellyer were at the Haines sale near Walnut City on Wednesday. Families from Ottumwa and Des Moines visited Centerville and Moravia events. Revival at Iconium Methodist church drew local attendees last week.
FBI chief J Edgar Hoover warns readers that the most dangerous man in America could be a neighbor. The American Weekly feature in Sunday Herald American promises Hoover’s dramatic exposure and shocking revelations for Chicago readers.
Maple Grove notes show Mrs Ralph Tucker and family hosting and visiting from Saturday to Sunday with numerous relatives and friends. Many names appear including Exline, Tadlock, McDanel, Stocker, Wilson, Tucker, and others, detailing Sunday dinners, afternoon calls, and gatherings across Eldon Ottumwa Centerville and surrounding areas.
In Iowa District Court Appanoose county probate case No 7667 final report filed by Executors Henry Bruce Watts and Paul Woods Watts for the estate of Agnes M Watts. Hearing set in Centerville on November 17, 1952 to approve report and discharge Executors. interested parties may appear to show cause. J. D. Minnes Clerk. George A. Milani Attorney.
Attendance at Fairview church, visits to Centerville and Ottumwa relatives, and weekend gatherings are listed. Families mentioned include the Mastins, Gladfelders, McDanels, Tomlins, Luses, Dowds, Millers, Walckers, Snows, and other area residents with dinners, hospital calls, and Sunday visits noted.
Chicago rupture specialist H M Shevnan will appear at the Ottumwa Hotel Friday November 7 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday November 8 from 9 a.m. to 12. He promotes the Zoetic Shield claiming immediate results, no straps or medicines, and free demonstrations at 36500 N Artesian Ave, Chicago.
Hibaphal Mr arid Mrs Orman Lemonds and children spent weekend at Robert Fosters. Guests included Charles Gladfelder and Kermit Gladfelder. Families visited hospitals and homes, with Patty McDanel improving and Maude McDonald ill.
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