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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1975

Page

2

WANTED Livestock hauling advertisement appears in local help wanted column

Elzy Johnson lists a livestock hauling need at 724-9878. Erica Rosdail of Cedar Rapids, daughter of Mr and Mrs Denny, spent Thursday to Sunday with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Max McDonough. They brought her home Sunday and visited the Rosdails. Mrs Eva Tucker and Mrs Inez Campbell with Mrs Gail Tuttle visited Mrs Wm Medland of Centerville Thursday for a retired teachers meeting.

Erica Rosdail Cedar Rapids Denny Rosdail Max McDonough Rosdails Eva Tucker Inez Campbell Gail Tuttle Wm. Medland Centerville

Local Community Notes Include Visits and Events

Mrs Elizabeth Anderson visited Mrs Mintia Shoebaker Tuesday evening. Heritage Choir concert trip by Dr James Main Mrs Jerry Main and son to Cedar Rapids. George Griffin Judy Griffin of Olathe Kansas spent weekend with sister Merritt Strunk. Doris Main was Sunday dinner guest. Mae Hedgecock funeral at Miller Wehrle Centerville. Jerald Ballanger led Grace Tabernacle youths to Marion for a basketball game. Rick Sebolt stayed overnight with Jerald. Ardis Walter visited Mr and Mrs Mearl Walter Sunday evening.

Elizabeth Anderson Mintia Shoebaker James Main Jerry Main Little Son Cedar Rapids Heritage Choir George Griffin Judy Griffin Olathe Kan Merritt Strunk Doris Main Nelson Ballanger Mae Hedgecock Miller

Scribbler Meals And Young Girls Track Team Preview

April meal plan lists daily school lunches including breaded beet pattie hash turkey casserole and hot dogs with milk. The girls track team is a 20 member freshman and sophomore dominated squad with nine letterwinners and strong relay distance medley and field events. Weather hampers predicting outstanding performers but overall balance and competitiveness are anticipated.

Marilyn values honesty over envy and joy over wealth

Marilyn likes pizza and dislikes know-it-alls. She respects those who are genuine and don't belittle others. Happiness matters more than money, which she sees as causing trouble. After graduation, she plans to attend Central College in Pella.

Marilyn Central College Pella

Seniorgraph Steven Paul Hutt Born October 7 1956

Senior profile from Centerville Iowa notes Steven Paul Hutt born October 7 1956 to Harold and Mrs Huff. He has black hair green eyes and a birthmark on his right hand. He enjoys music sociology and macaroni salad. His fears include liver allergy and tigers. He idolizes Baron Von Zipper and longs to visit the Rocky Mountains with no definite post graduation plans.

Steven Paul Hutt Centerville Harold Huff Steve Donnelly Taylor Baron von Zipper Rocky Mountains

Boy's Track Outlook Dampened by Weather Delays

The team prepares for district competition but rain snow and mud have disrupted practice and led to several track meet cancellations.

Monroe Busy Maidens Plan Cancer Drive and Dinner

The Monroe Busy Maidens met at Lonna Bolin's home on April 7 at 7 PM. Vice president Marilyn Shelquist led the meeting and the secretary and treasurer reported. They approved a Cancer Drive and a group outing to Sirloin Stockade in Ottumwa on April 22. Marilyn Shelquist and Michele Koffman spoke, six members were served refreshments by Lonna and her mother. Reporter Brenda Johnson.

Lonna Brenda Johnson

Marilyn Shelquist Graduates from Albia High School

Marilyn Louse Shelquist born April 8 1957 in Albia Iowa to Ivan and Barbara Shelquist. She has brown hair and blue eyes and enjoys English, world history, band, chorus and speech. She plans to miss friends after graduation and looks back on four years of high school with fond memories.

Mariyn Louse Shelquist Ivan and Barbara Shelquist Albia Iowa Donnelly Hawkins Marilyn

Independent Pioneers Hold Monthly Meeting at Brushy School

The Independent Pioneers held their regular monthly meeting at Brushy school house. President Doug Moore opened the meeting and led the discussion on community activities and upcoming events.

Independent Independent Pioneers Brushy School House Doug Moore

4-H Club Elects Secretary Treasurer During Meeting

Julia Moore led the pledge to the flag as 15 members answered roll call. Dates for the fair were announced and May 1 was set for enrollment forms to exhibit. Thank you notes were read from Mr and Mrs Bill Moore and others. Suzanne Moore elected secretary treasurer Chanda Mitchell reporter. Dee Lain led the 4-H pledge. Educational talks featured Bobby Mitchell The Metrics Are Coming and Brenda Mitchell Difference Between Sausage and Hamburger. Refreshments were served by the Mitchell family.

Ing Julia Moore Bill Moore Keith Lain Brenda Mitchell Suzanne Moore Chanda Mitchell Dee Lain Bobby Mitchell Mitchell Suzanne Moote

News of Interest From Salem

Hazel Hellyer reports on social visits and church activities in Salem. Mrs Don Whitehead and Hazel Hellyer hosted a Thursday evening gathering. The Browns hosted visitors while Mrs Sandra Miller’s family hosted over the weekend. Gateway singers performed at Orleans Church with organizers supporting Cancer drive initiatives.

Salem Hazel Hellyer Don Whitehead Russell Brown Lloyd Brown Clarence Whitehead Bobby Sandra Miller Merle Prater Orleans Gateway Singers Edward McCord

Centerville Socials Note Residents Share Weekend Visits

Miss Hazel Hellyer Mrs Lloyd Brown and Faye Platt spent Saturday in Centerville. Elmer Murphy visited Amy Hiner on Sunday. George Hellyer and family hosted Dick and Hazel Hellyer Sunday. John Laws and Lloyd Brown hosted Sunday evening guests. Clarence and Maude Whitehead were in Centerville Monday. Mrs Clarence Whitehead attended UMW at Numa Thursday. Delbert Calhoun and spouse joined Gene for Saturday evening activities.

Hazel Hellyer Lloyd Brown Faye Platt Centerville Elmer Murphy Amy Hiner George Hellyer John Laws Clarence Maude Whitehead Clarence Whitehead U.M.W Numa Delbert Calhoun Gene

Huff Birthday Gathering At Gene Huff Home

Mr and Mrs John Huff and son Ryan hosted a Sunday dinner at the Gene Huff home in Knoxville. Afternoon visitors included Mrs Hazel Sandeen and daughter Ottumwa Mr and Mrs Fred Sandeen and daughters Blakesburg Mr and Mrs Harold Huff Plano and Claude Sheldon. They helped John Huff celebrate his birthday.

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