East End Cafe Erects Neon Sign and Private Dining Room
The East End Cafe unveils an attractive neon sign and reopens a dining room for private parties or regular diners when not reserved. Rex Angel announces the bowling alley reopening with partitions, redecorations, and soon a soda fountain. Interested in forming a league should contact Rex soon. Dewey's Place on highway 60 opens for business under new owners A D Kincade with neon sign and Phillips 66 products. Henry Lurber will display a Moravian Mattress Co unit and begins production. Festival features a Rural Free Delivery 50th birthday commemoration with Morevia carriers Zell Callen and H. K. Smith showing transport stages. John Burton painted farm signs while Homer Hamilton residence is raised and foundations laid. Subscriptions to The Union were renewed by several local residents this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End
Morevia
Zell Callen
H. K. Smith
John Burton
Navy
Homer Hamilton
Frank Swaim
Climb to the top of Mt Fuji by U S Army unit
S/Sgt. Floyd V. Johnson writes from Tokyo about a six man unit from the Army Depot driving 100 miles to Subashiri and climbing Mt. Fuji. They reached the 10th station after eight hours of strenuous ascent and then descended to the base, noting the crater and sunrise over Japan from 12,461 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Fujiama
Japan
Mt. Fuji
Richard Delsi
Robert Nelson
Warren Tazelaar
Louie Pallisco
Patrick Hamai
Yokohama
Fujisawa
Odawara
Miyanoshita
Gora
Gotembi
Subashira
Yamanaka
Subashiri
Pacific Ocean
Hawaii
Tokyo
Mrs Chester Sanders Writes From Wyoming Letter From Torrington
Mrs Chester Sanders pens from Torrington Wyoming on August 24 1946 recounting travel in the Lormie Mountains Big Horn snow on peaks and a first furlough for Royce from July 11 to August 18 with updates on his unit at Chanute Field Illinois and plans to renew a yearly subscription. She notes trout fishing and invites news items for The Union.
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Royce
Gus Hiatt
Clair
Torrington
Moravia
Shante
Field
Sam
Gueas
Chanute Field
Ilinois
Chester Sanders
Unimportant Cogitations by Inez Faber
A relaxed diary style piece reflecting on autumn rains in 1946, lawn care, flies, neighborly visits, and light observations on family routines. The author notes late summer color, household routines, and comments on bread color with a personal, casual tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Faber
Also Mentioned on This Page
Moravia Union
Appanooss County
Iowa
Congress
Iowa Press Association
Nations Historial Association
Nanya Editorial
Mr. and
Mrs. L. F. Bisby
Appanoose
Monroe Counties
United States
Bill
Friz
Marvin
Rex Angel
Ested
Rex
Dewey
Highway 60
A. D
Dwight) Kincade
Phillips 66
Henry Lurber
Moravian Mattress Co
A. G. Broshar
J. H. Pabst
Lester Strunk
R. C. Wilson
John Sufficool
Maxine Smith
Edna Dyphon
G. W. Irelan
Lyndon L. McDanel
Raymond Lockman
Fred Hiatt
Bert
Luse
J. F. Donahoe
Albert Tubaugh
Robert J. Reid
Loyd Carter
Edna Neff
James C. Williams
Salsbury
Garda
Hatchery Moravis
Bill Woodward
Proprieto
Taatu
New Dining Room
East End Cafe
Bill Luse
Harry Rueschau
Mgrs
Floyd V. Johnson
A. T. Johnson
Floyd
ASN
Hdly
Go. Tist Q
Care
San Francisco
Calif
Wyoming
Augustine Congress
Phillips “66
Bordens Ce Cream
Dewey's Place
A. D, Kincade
THE
FEC
Gardner
Allo
Ivan Walter
Pure Oil Gas & Oils Telephone
Albia Electric CO
N. ' Corner Square
Albia
L. P. Clow
Centerville, Iowa
Black Rea
Charles Wheeler
Mary Wheeler
A&p
N. Side
Centerville
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