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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1976
Page
4
A 2 9 by 12 indoor door carpet set in blue green is offered for sale. Contact Max McDonough at 724-3218 or 724-3757 for details and price.
Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Ralph Robinson with Mr and Mrs Jim Robinson. Afternoon callers were Mr and Mrs Harold Turner of Mystic. Mrs Jim Herron returned to Gamaliel Ark after a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Loyd Carter who celebrated their 50th anniversary. Mrs Harold Cullers joined the golden anniversary celebration for Loyd Carter and left Monday. Kenneth Gladfelder hosted visitors Friday including Dale Cox and children. Cindy Lockman attended for Gladfelder birthday. Gene and Mrs Gladfelder and Diane Gladfelder visited, with Thelma McDanel and others Saturday. Mrs Glennie Mastin of Des Moines called on Mrs Kenneth Gladfelder Monday. Ardis Walter joined supper with Mrs Mearl Walter. Mrs Monte Albers and Mrs Tom Roberts visited Friday afternoon from near Powersville Mo. Winnie DuVall and others spent Saturday with their aunt.
Claudia Purdum of Unionville a Ottumwa Beauty Academy graduate will begin work Thursday at Moravia Beauty and Graft Mamie Brown in Missouri appears in the same notice as a local personnel update.
Members of Wesley Chapel UMW met at Kenneth Daniels home for the March gathering. Ten members and one guest answered roll with a question on favorite spring flowers. An invitation from Moravia UMW to join a Des Moines bus trip on April 27 was read. Plans for Eddyville spring meeting on April 22 were discussed and a gift for Bishop Thomas, leaving after 12 years, was voted. A thank you note from Judy Ballanger for hospital aid was read. Flora Hiatt led a lesson on Ministry in the World We Live In. Doris Boblenz, Juanita Dooley, and others assisted with refreshments.
Evelyn Daniels hosted a gathering with guest Gertrude Johnson in attendance. The event drew interest from attendees and highlighted social ties within the community.
On Monday April 5 the menu features creamed beef on mashed potatoes celery carrot and cheese sticks fruit and milk. Tuesday April 6 offers spaghetti with meat sauce green beans bread and butter sandwich strawberry fluff and milk. Wednesday April 7 serves navy beans and ham onion rings tossed salad and likely milk.
A brief menu lists Thursday April 8 items including corn bread cookies milk French fries Havard beets ground Bologna sandwich chocolate pudding and milk and Friday April 9 surfburgers on bun tartar sauce peas fruit frosted graham cracker and milk.
Readable OCR lists meals for seniors on Mon Apr 5 with hobo hash scalloped corn salad and dessert. Wed Apr 7 includes beef and noodles mashed potatoes broccoli salad and dessert. Fri Apr 9 shows a pot luck.
Brownie Troop No 927 met Tuesday March 30 with eleven girls and two leaders present. An investiture ceremony awarded each girl her Brownie pin. Games were played and Jeannie Robinson provided cookies for refreshments.
Plans for a sewing course on men and women's bicentennial garments proceed in Moravia with Barbara Hellyer teaching April 19 21 26 and 28 at the community building. The Moravia Community Schools Bicentennial Committee and Indian Hills Community College back the program offering 12 hours of instruction for 8.50 dollars with potential afternoon and evening sessions depending on interest.
The Saddle Club will meet at Ay Fairview Center and urges members to bring a white elephant for a bingo prize.
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