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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1967
Page
2
Griffinsville North Bend area residents visit Merril Shepards. Mrs. Ernest Cook Sr. dies, funeral set. Community members attend, host, and celebrate birthdays. multiple Shepards and extended families visit, dine, and accompany events across the weekend. Burial, illness, and social updates noted among neighbors.
Théo Miller J D Downard spent the weekend with his parents in Knoxville. On Saturday he and his mother visited Fairfield and returned to his grandparents on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Theo Miller hosted supper Friday evening with Mr and Mrs Catie Whicker. Mr and Mrs Guy Argo and Rex visited Iowa City last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Lute Hiatt spent Thursday evening at the Theo
The Miller home hosts weekend visits as Mr. and Mrs. Herb Boblenz and Jerry stay with Johnnie Kirstein in Minneapolis. Herb and Jerry return Sunday evening while Mrs. Boblenz extends her stay. Paul Witt and family spend Sunday in Ottumwa. Hobby show attendees include Mrs. Larry Pfannebecker and Mrs. Ernie Tucker in Moravia. Mrs. Bert Brooks of Davenport and Mrs. Grace Anderson visit W. C. Anderson home Sunday. Larry Pfannebeckler and family spend Sunday with Cliff Pfannebecker. Ernie Tucker and Theo Miller join Sunday dinner with Charlie Johnson. Ernest Hiatt visits Lyn don McDaniels Saturday evening.
Mr and Mrs Roy Rinehart of Albia spent Thursday evening at the Dell Hellyer home and condolences go to Mrs Clarence Whitehead hospitalized at Centerville. Attendees include many local families sharing visits and birthday gatherings around Albia with multiple calls at Henry Hellyer and related homes.
Galin Shelquist born January 25 1959 in Ottumwa Iowa. parents Mr and Mrs Ivan Shelquist. He is 18 with brown hair brown eyes. Courses include American Government Bookkeeping Vocational Agriculture and Metals. Favorite subject Bookkeeping. Favorite teacher Mr Sheldon. Activities PFA Boy's Chorus Double Quartet Mixed Chorus. Favorite pastime playing basketball. Pet peeve people who like to show off. Highlight junior senior prom and graduation.
Kathryn Ann Self born July 5 1849 in Albia Iowa is listed with brown eyes. She studied Economics Office Practice English FV American Government with Economics as favorite subject and Mr Stoner as favorite teacher. Activities include basketball manager staff glee club mixed chorus FHA and her pastime is being with people and listening to the radio. Her senior year peak was the junior senior prom graduation and the senior trip.
Mrs. Burdett Cox reports residents visiting, birthday celebrations, and gatherings in Union Township. Several attend Ethel Hamilton's funeral. Delbert Calhoun visits Dell Hellyer. families host supper and garden planting. multiple names appear at birthday events and weekend visits. SP4 Gary Scott departs for Ft Benning for service through September.
With warmer weather the girls physical education class plans outdoor activities for six weeks starting with warm up exercises such as jumping jacks sit ups and push ups before moving to golf or softball. Names mentioned include Joyce McDonough Marvin Wright and John Hersey among others.
Public notice states Moravia Community School District will hold a special election on May 1 1987 in Appanoose Monroe and Davis counties Iowa to authorize up to 99000 for building and furnishing an addition to the high school. Voting place is The Community Building Moravia Iowa with polls from 8 00 a m to 7 00 p m. The ballot form outlines yes or no choices and bond issuance for the project. The notice is signed by Donna Spencer Secretary of the Board.
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