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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1954
Page
2
Raya Ramblin notes festival time with former residents visiting Union office for hello. Uranium hunters report competition rising as hills in the west bustle with activity. Fox hunts shows become events as Unionville show displays valuable dogs and smooth running entertainment each evening.
Genevie Donovan leads a Wy s e l y Chapel M Y F gathering with a Wednesday church meeting and an evening of worship and recreation for the youth. Refreshments were provided by Mrs Doris Boblenz and the Proughs. Various locals and families attend the state fair and visit homes across Des Moines Kansas City and nearby towns.
Saturday and Sunday visits marked the week as families attended the Iowa State Fair and neighbors gathered at various homes for greetings. The Hiatt reunion at Centerville park drew Loyd Carter Frank Hiatt Lute Hiatt and others, with several adjourning to the Donovan and Scott households. A notice of church supper at the E.U.B. basement invites all on Friday September 10.
Residents recall attending the State Fair with Gente Autry noted among the young visitors. Sunday and Friday calls unfold across the Proctor, Helmick, Small, Leffler, Main, Ward, Taylor, and Harper households as locals share visits, fairs, and hunting events. Several families travel to Des Moines and Unionville for fairs and fox hunts amid weekly gatherings and home stays.
Supper guests at the Otha Taylor home. The Union Farmerettes 4-H club met with Nancy Ward, and the Urbana Deers with Linda Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Buell Taylor and others spent Sunday with Bert Vickrey and Alex Main. Families visited the Lockmans and Gillilands across Sunday and Monday, sharing time at several homes.
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