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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1968

Page

2

Enon and Community Socials Highlight FHA Banquet Notes

A series of social items from Enon details the FHA banquet attended by Mrs. Nancy Klampe and families including Mr. and Mrs. Troy Lockman and Mrs. Dallas Faber. The report notes dinner prep by Mrs. Dommer, plans for Easter Sunrise service, a neighborhood shower for Mr. and Mrs. Bob Faber, and visits among local families with multiple callers in the area.

Troy Lockman Dallas Faber Lawrence Dommer FHA Dommer New McCord Manor Albia Faber Brakfast Bob Faber Lamoine Yates Ottumwa Gloria Yates Anderson Ind Melvin McDanel Gene MecDanel Burdette Ward Jane Bill Carl Rouse Sami Leon Dennis Kelley Ward Mr. Ward Mervin McDanel Don Klampe Phillip Eldred Estlack Randy

Advertising Note for Moravia Union Placement

In Des Moines Register and Tribune classifieds, leave your ad at the Moravia Union. This brief notice instructs readers to submit advertisements to the Moravia Union for Des Moines Register and Tribune listings. It highlights where to place ads in the Moravia Union segment.

Des Moines Register and Tribune The Moravia Union

Taylor Aid Meets at Ivan Harsh Home

Nyt aid met with Gladys Harsh Friday April 5 for regular meeting. Those present to enjoy the cooperative dinner were Lucile Carter Dorothy Boyer Mary Meadows Mr and Mrs Theo Miller Mr and Mrs Don Pettibone Tom Pettibone Mr and Mrs Ralph Spencer Mr and Mrs Jay Wilson and Richard Mr and Mrs Cecil Schrodt and guests. Meeting was called to order by the chairman Merle Miller. Minutes of the last meeting were read roll call taken and names for next month s anniversary and birthday dates read. The club is to furnish two dozen cookies for Rural Women Day April 16 at the Drake Ave Christian Church at 1 o'clock. The lesson Tell It To The People will be given by Gladys Harsh at next meeting which will be with Mary Herron. May 3 Lois Wilson and Vic Mihalovich received gifts from their secret pals Vic Mihalovich also won the door prize. Larelle Carter was presented a gift from the club. The members picked out nut meats for the hostess. Dues and pennies for friendship were collected.

Taylor AID Ivan Harsh Nyt Gladys Harsh Lucile Carter Dorothy Boyer Mary Meadows Theo Miller Don Pettibone Tom Petttibone Ralph Spencer Jay Wilson Richard Cecil Schrodt R. C. Wilson Mardeena White Margaret Tarbell Alberta Benz Fern Ham Larry Vic Mihalovich Merle Miller Drake Ave. Christian Church Mary Herron Lois Wilson Larelle Carter

Family and neighbors gather for visits and a funeral

Franklin residents and friends visit each other at multiple homes including Calhoun, Derby, Haver, and Ammons households. The 4 H club met with Carol Calhoun. Clarence Scott family visited the Centerville funeral home as Mrs Scott died Saturday morning. The Scott family once lived near Iconium.

Delbert Calhoun Kenneth Donald Calhoun Thelma Calhoun Edward Haver Julie Lloyd Ammons Bert Rinehart Rex Haver Centerville Emmett Rita Derby Jerry Morrow Brenda Larry Derby Carl Martin Glen Wakefield Lloyd Amimons Glen Paul Karl FFA Albia Lloyd Johnson Rascoe Argo Fred Christy Carl Martins Pearl Runnells Rex Haxer Roscoe Argos Robert Metcalfe Merle Dicks Earl Swift Happy Helpers Girls Carol Calhoun Hugh McFatridge Clarence Scott Johnson Funeral Home

H R Gross to Be at Centerville

H R Gross Iowa congressman will headline a Centerville fundraising rally April 18 at Howar Junior High. Tickets are 5 dollars for single and 6 dollars for couple, with coffee and snacks served after. Other attendees include Fourth District Rep John Kylef and potential gubernatorial candidates Bob Becke and Robert Ray.

Appanoose County Republican Central Committee H. R. Gross Congress Iowa Centerville Gross Waterloo Howar Junior High Republican Buck Brock Des Moines Hickenlooper Everett Dickson Illinois Brock John Kylef Bloomfield Bob Becke Robert Ray Marvin Colton Missouri

Udell Social Notes From Centerville Area

Centerville and nearby residents share visits and calls through the week. Letha Morris of Centerville spent Tuesday night with Mrs. Albert Burkland while Mrs. Artie Pitman and Mrs. Carl Whisler visited John Dotson in Bloomfield. Larry Hedgecock and family of Ottumwa joined Mrs. Lillian Sprouse to visit near Moulton with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gravett. Betty Kathy Moffatt Arlo Pitman and Carl Whisler called on Minnie Moffatt. Martha Ransom Anna Phillips and Edrie Phillips visited Minnie Replogle Sunday afternoon. Howard Burkland Gordon Ricky and Jewel visited Rex Foster family near Ottumwa Saturday afternoon. Minnie Moffatt called on Clara Dudley Ola Morris Martha Hedgecock Emma Ray and Ada White in Centerville Monday. Minnie Moffatt also called on Anna Marie Selix Mrs. Ross and Anna Burkland past week. Gorden Burkland spent Friday night with his grandmother Burkland.

Letha Morris Centerville Albert Burkland Artie Pitman Carl Whisler John Dotson Bloomfield Larry Hedgecock Ottumwa Lillian Sprouse Glen Gravett Moulton Betty Kathy Moffatt Arlo Pitman Minnie Moffatt Martha Ransom Anna Phillips Edrie Phillips Minnie Replogle Howard Burkland Gordon Ricky Jewel Rex Foster Clara Dudley Ola Morris Martha Hedgecock Emma Ray Ada White Anna Marie Selix Mrs. Ross Anna Burkland Gorden Burkland Burkland

Hiattsville By Mrs Wayne McDanes

Sympathy is extended to the family of Mrs Dick Wilson. The Douglas Durst club met at the home of Mrs Wir ed Dooley. Band Mothers met at Moravia with Mrs Kenneth Daniels. Families visited at dinners and saddle club events at the Community building. Several residents hosted callers, including the Daniels and Long families, with visits from Goldie Cornelius of Kansas City.

Dick Wilson Douglas Durst Wired Dooley Kenneth Daniels Moravia Don Clark Wayne McDanel Ben Easter Debbie Ralph Stanley Spencer Saddle Club Robert Sheldon Goldie Cornelius Kansas City Virgil Dowleys Bobby Mark Ublenhake Bobby McDanel Larry Long Loren of LeClaire Bill Long Elsie Long Hila Horstman Bob Evans Jack Long Vanessa Nelson Ballariger Cyril McDanel

Local Family Guests Listed in Social Fragment

Home figures list Mr and Mrs Billi Hag erman Mr and Mrs Troy Glick and Mr and Mrs Francis Argo along with Carol and Joleyne in a social note.

Billi Hagerman Troy Glick Francis Argo Carol Joleyne

Band Mothers Meet At High School In April Assembly

Band Mothers met at the high school for a regular session. The president led the meeting after minutes were approved and thanks were given to chaperones for the small groups contest at Lamoni. Volunteers were named for large group contest at Pekin on May 4. Letchford explained merit based band letters to start next school year. Guthrey discussed plans for a music banquet and committees were appointed. Next meeting May 1 will focus on electing officers.

Lamoni Pekin Letchford

Rathbun Planning Commission Elects Leaders and Discusses Renewal Funds

The Rathbun Regional Planning Commission met at the Rathbun Reservoir site on Thursday evening. Officers were elected: Chairman Ivan McCullough Russell, Vice-Chair Henry P Kolling Albin, Secretary Gerald Petermeir Chariton, Treasurer Bay Charity Mora via. An executive committee includes George Moser Humeston George Gaston Chariton Byron Felkner Centerville. Ron Greer of Stanley Consultants proposed a rural renewal plan for Rathbun area, with study underway and funds being sought. James Johnson of Monroe County Extension offered services and a four county extension meeting was proposed. For sale staplers Markwell staplers and staples at UNION Office.

Rathbun George Moser Humeston George Gaston Chariton Byron Felkner Centerville Ron Greer Stanley Consultants Muscatine Rathbun Reservoir McCullough James Johnson Monroe County Extension Office

Saddle Club Meeting At Moravia Community Building

The Moravia Saddle club held a box lunch auction supper Thursday at the community building, netting $23. President Dr. Avera led the meeting discussing next joining meeting. Lights for the arena are ready and a work day to clean the arena is planned. No fun show this month due to Easter. A film titled There Off and Running was shown. Refreshments for the May meeting will be provided by the families of Gary Perry Tom Pettibone Ralph Robinson and Ralph Spencer.

Moravia Saddle Club Avera Gary Perry Tom Pettibone Ralph Robinson Ralph Spencer

Monroe Busy Maidens Meet At Wanda McFarland Home

The Monroe Busy Maidens met at Wanda McFarland's home with four mothers, six members, and the leader present. Secretary-treasurer Tepori read the minutes, decisions were made to pay for a kit, and Wanda McFarland and Jean McFarland led demonstrations on a lap back cushion and drape making. Refreshments were served by Wanda and her mother.

Monroe Wanda McFarland Tepori Jean McFarland Diane Rogers Wanda

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