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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1953
Page
1
The Moravia Fall Festival is praised as one of the finest in the area due to long standing cooperation. Many offer ideas for festival administration, while few will join committees or commit time to keep the event thriving.
The article emphasizes duty of tolerance and patient committee work for a festival. Homer King is noted for steady seating work in the park. A long list of local residents and visitors share social visits, trips to the state fair, and supper guests across surrounding towns in a lively community chronicle.
Mrs Harold Taylor reports social calls at the Willis McDaniel home Monday evening. G A Vickrey aided Basil Martin with a silo Wednesday. Dwight McDaniel called on Frank Martin Thursday eve. Kenneth Dean and Karen Martin visited Frank Martin and Carl Friday. Harry Wray helped Charney Cross fill a silo Friday afternoon. Roy Argo family and Mansell Tarbell family attended the Des Moines fair Friday and Saturday. Karen Martin stayed with Frank Martin Friday night.
Meredith Griffing announces a new radio program The Constant Invader on KCOG Centerville beginning Thursday Sept 3 at 7 00 p m The 13 week series 15 minutes each will dramatize tuberculosis toll treatment and advances in control Narrator Richard Arnold and supporters urge listener participation and highlight recent Christmas Seal Campaign success with receipts around 3083 and 5500 seals mailed
John Gunther, famed author and traveler, offers an in depth first hand report on the mysteries of witchcraft in the Belgian Congo. This feature appears in The American Weekly distributed with Sunday Chicago American.
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