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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1976
Page
2
Classified items include WANTED postings for garbage hauling and ground rental, SALE offering carpets and a sofa, CO-OP GARAGE SALE descriptions, and FOR SALE items from Moravia residents. Also notices of union officer nominations for Local 390, a Ford pickup for sale, stump removal service, and a regional Jaycee Ettes meeting in Tama with Moravia attendees.
Brownie Troop No. 927 met for their weekly session on April 4 with eleven girls and two leaders present. The group enjoyed a treasure hunt game and crafted hanging flower pots using houseplants donated by Imogene Tigue. Marla Wilson supplied the cookies for refreshments.
The Appanoose County Historical Society boards elected Charlotte Beck as President at a recent meeting. Other officers Gidel, Dudley, Zieke, and Amy Gidel were previously chosen. The April meeting is cancelled. the next meeting is May 10.
The Church of the Nazarene led by Pastor D R Unies announces Palm Sunday on April 11 with 10:00 am Bible Study Hour and 11:00 am Morning Service featuring Kirksville Bible Choir. Activities include Sunday 6:00 pm choir, 6:45 pm fellowship, 7:30 pm evangelistic hour, midweek communion on April 14 at 9:30 pm, prayer and fasting on April 15 at 12:00 noon, and Good Friday service April 16 at 7:30 pm. Transportation: 724-3649. The sermon emphasizes the Easter truth of renewal here and now.
Konlam United Methodist Church announces Sunday worship at 9:30 a.m. led by Rev. L. B. Deedrick with Donald Whitehead. Services include 10:30 a.m. Sunday school 7 p.m. adult Bible class 7 p.m. youth fellowship and 7 p.m. children's service. Quote on repentance from the pastor.
The Moravia United Methodist Parish led by Theo Moravia and Grace Salem churches lists worships on April 11 at 9:00 and 11:00 a.m. with church school at 10:00 a.m. A Holy Week program runs Monday through Friday including choir practice Bible study and Thursday communion. Easter Sunday features sunrise services at Rathbun Dedication Site and combined breakfast and worship at Salem.
News from Griffinsville N Bend reports 69 in Sunday School as Rainbow Girls led services with parents and Board present. After services a basement social featured doughnuts juice and coffee. Various local families and friends were noted visiting and dining at nursing homes and homes across Ottumwa Indianola Kokomo.
School meals list Apr 12 to 16 offerings include hash and celery with cheese sticks and buttered bread on Monday. Tuesday features tuna casserole with lettuce salad and butter sandwich plus fruit and milk. Wednesday serves beef burger with bun and toppings, corn, cake and milk. Thursday’s fried chicken with potato salad peas bread and butter sandwich fruit and milk. Friday has no school.
The Fall Festival corn game at the community building will begin at 8 p.m. this Saturday. The event marks the festival’s new schedule change and invites residents to attend the local pastime.
Jim Horton returned to Gamaliel Arkansas on Tuesday then to Albia Wednesday March 31 for his mother Mrs Ira Boyer passing. Kay Beecroft of Goodyear Arizona attended the funeral and visited relatives. Garnet Brain hosted the Progressive Club coop dinner April 4 with prizes to Mary Ward and Loyd Carter.
Moravia City Council met on March 8 in a special session to review the FY 1976 77 budget estimate. Mayor presided at 9:00 am, noting absentees Mihalovich and Wilson, with budget revisions prepared with Joyce Hiatt assistance and actions to publish and accept the revised estimate, then adjourned.
At 7:00 p.m. present were Burkland Harris Mihalovich Wilson with Tumer absent. No objections to Budger Est. Dick Kinkle reported standby pump repairs. A motion by Wilson seconded by Burkland to repair the pump passed. Fratch-Rensker, Inc. discussed Rathbun Rural Water Assn water hookup, water line, and location of water main in town. Meeting adjourned by Mayor Chelavig, Clerk Ketth Chelavig.
The schedule lists meals for seniors on Monday April 12 with Maid Rite sandwich scalloped potatoes baked beans salad and dessert. Wednesday April 14 features roast beef mashed potatoes brown gravy green beans salad and dessert. Friday April 16 offers pot luck.
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