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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1950
Page
1
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Raye Ramblin reports that the Fall Festival drew large crowds each of the three evenings with lively pauses, bees at the community hall adding spectator humor. The writer describes playful footwork against a buzzing insect scene and reflects on past festival antics with fond humor.
A local column laments rising prices across clothing and consumer goods. It notes cloth and wool costs up, printing paper prices increasing since Korea hostilities, and stores marking higher prices than listed. It also jokes about a seven year old undertaker displaying produce and taxes paid. It cites a U.S. Agriculture department frog life study and a $100,000 survey on American men’s wearing habits.
Community members attend Moravia Fall Festival. Residents visit Albia and Centerville homes over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Robert Jennings and Charles visited the Roscoe Argo home. The Horton Potts and Perry families, Delbert Calhoun and Richard attended a circus in Albia. Mrs John McCumber of Denver stayed with the Dell Hellyer household. Other visitors include George Hellyer family from Albia Clarence Lowery from Vancouver WA Mrs Martina Booth from Des Moines Wilma Snyder from Centerville and Frank Tarbell. The Perry family and sons visited Fred Sheldon’s home in Albia. Delbert Calhoun and Richard attended a club at Mrs Fred Taylor’s home.
A fragmented ad promises a free booklet on hearing aids and a mail address for contact. The text is garbled but references a free guide and mailing to a presumably national audience seeking hearing assistance.
The Loren Walter family, Mrs Riley Callen, Mrs Walter Scott, Charlotte and Sandra join Albia shoppers at dinners with multiple locals. Several visitors drop by farms, with notable gatherings at Ralph Tucker and DuVall households. Diverse Sunday dinners and overnight visits connect families across Albia and nearby towns.
Mr and Mrs Alva Fowler visited at Glen Fowler's Sunday. Forrest Moffitt and family dined with Delmont Moffitt. Ivan Moffitt family spent the weekend in the Ozarks. Nean Clark and family visited Vv. C. Kaster. Charles Broshart family visited James Kaster. Judy Kay Cochran stayed with Maxine Kaster. Nean Clark visited James Kaster Sunday evening. Leslie Carlton visited Averill Easter. Burness Fenton and Raymond Farris were Sunday morning visitors at Lester Cochran. Cliff Pfannebecker visited Averill Easter Monday afternoon. Lester Cochran and W. C. Easter and Jack hosted. Arthur Farris family and Olin Foster visited Carl Tomlin. Wanda and Norma Cochran spent Sunday with Roberta Benz.
Mr and Mrs Glen Stephenson visited relatives in Knoxville Town on Sunday Floyd Wood and Allen Harper worked as carpenters for Mrs Lovell Reagan Mr and Mrs Norman Kelly stayed with the Reagan and Kelly families last week W N Miller and Eleanor hosted Mr and Mrs Clifford Caster and Mr and Mrs Gerald Burton and son for a birthday and an anniversary as a cool showered day cooled the air
The report lists numerous social visits and relatives from Logan Strunk to Janesville area. Entries show Mr. and Mrs. Lazell Steinhard, the Fosters, Wood family, Feltons, Hiner of Oakdale, Hunt, Schaffner, Gladfelder, Foster and Tomlin households hosting or visiting. Several trips to Minnesota and Wisconsin noted.
Mrs. Rissie Gladfelder and Judy called at the J P Foster home Thursday morning, making a routine social call noted in local notes.
Kinser Valley notes two to four bushels per acre from clover threshing. Ervin Long and Russell Darby helped Zell and LeRoy Wilson thresh. Attended Mora Fall Festival, with strong exhibit. Versal Barnes reportedly won the horse pulling contest. A small rain Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Porter mentioned.
Thursday visitors and family attended the Moravia Festival despite a trace of rain Sunday night and cloudy cool weather on Monday.
Appointed September 11 1950 by the District Court of Appanoose County Iowa administrator of the estate of Francis Pence deceased. Creditors must present claims legally authenticated to the court for allowance and debtors must pay the administrator Charles L Johnston attorney for estate.
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