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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1954
Page
2
Family members and neighbors gathered for Richard Hoffman's 12th birthday and a series of visits. Attendees included the Hoffmans, Potts, Wilsons, Hagermans, Steffens, Petersens, Fowler, Fowler, and others. Activities spanned farm chores, silo filling, and attendance at Moravia Fall Festival with mentions of local travel and a student enrolling at Town State Teachers College.
Ty es in Town details visits and teaching assignments across Albia Lovilia Leroy and Centerville. Mr. and Mrs Crary Long spent Friday and Saturday at the Ralph Long home in Albia. Jimmy Fisher of Des Moines visited Mike Turner. Mrs Lackender and a friend from one City called at the Earl Swift home. Mrs Jack LaMar teaches at 1conium and Mary Coady teaches at LaMar school. Thelma Long Carolyn Wilson and Freda Swift were Centerville callers Thursday. Lloyd Ammons family stayed at Al Derby Lovilia. Fred Ammons spent Sunday night and Monday at the Lloyd Ammons home. Guy Swift visited Clarence Baker in Leroy.
The Board for Supervisors of Appanoose County met in regular session with Kari Exline R C Misey and Glen uohneen present. They transacted business, approved numerous General Fund claims, and reviewed salaries, services, and relief payments for county departments and residents.
The KCOG Centerville broadcast day lists starting at 6:00 a.m. with Farm News Hitching Post and Early News and Sports, followed by Chapel By Side of Road and Wayne County News. Midday features include Allerton News Moravia News Sidewalk Reporter and Public Service with Farm News and Markets. Evening blocks present Unionville Music Interlude Three Star News Nelson Eddy and Dugout Dope as Four Star News wraps around 12:15.
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