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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1964
Page
3
Moravia community event: the Moravia Rainbow Girls will hold a food and bake sale Saturday afternoon April 25. Also advertised are services for flowers for special occasions and a used spinet piano for sale with credit terms from Acme Piano Co. Des Moines Iowa note.
The Shanghai club gathered with Anna Landgrebe on April 15 for a delicious cooperative noon meal. Members and visitors included Doris N. Christy, Paul, Lorraine Rinehart, Sheila, Nancy, Hawk, Iole Christy, Hazel Rinehart, Amy Hiner, Dorothy Calhoun, Doris Christy, Carel, Glen, Bertha Overturf, and host Lloyd. Nancy Hawk won the guess what game and Doris N. Christy received a birthday gift from her mystery pal. Cards were sent to Addie Sheldon and Mike Myer. The next meeting is scheduled with Dorothy Calhoun on April 29.
A Sunday gathering at Mrs. Bitcie Main’s home honored Glen and Lorraine Fowler on their 26th wedding anniversary with a cooperative noon dinner and a birthday cake baked by their daughter. Guests included families from Amana Des Moines Montezuma and Des Moines residents, sharing stories and cake.
The Christian Women’s Fellowship met Thursday afternoon with Mrs Maude Coltrain to continue their Nepal India study. Mrs Birdie Main directed the study hour with all participating in the lesson and Mrs Marshall Perry served as worship leader. The group closed with the CWF benediction.
Moravia town council grants a Class B beer permit and cigarette permit to William G. Kauzlarich for the former Club 60 on Highway 60. He has purchased the business and is renovating, aiming to reopen soon.
The American Legion Auxiliary held its April meeting Tuesday in the Legion hall with Mrs. Clarence Johnson presiding. Reports were approved, including the secretary’s. the Golden Mike ballot was completed. Attendees discussed the 5 year old assigned child and a recent clothing gift box.
Mrs Leo Hoffman hosts and guests visit in West Point and Centerville with Richard and Edward Hoffman households. Ottumwa and Cincinnati visitors drop by, a senior dance at Ottumwa Coliseum, bake sale help at Albia, and a Monday dinner at the Leo Hoffman home. For sale items include acting machine rolls and office supplies.
Mrs. Clifford Rushton and daughter Sarah Lynn of Des Moines spent last week with her mother Mrs. Bertha Broshar. Mrs. John Cleaver of Centerville, Mrs. James Wilson and children, Mrs. BE. G. Hawk and Mrs. Ruby Cloved called on Mrs. Ocyley Clark and her guest Mrs. Nell Rousseau Tuesday afternoon.
The Moravia town council approved Class B beer permits and cigarette licenses for Howard C. Unnerwood and bonds. A motion to refund William Stauz lanich 3/4 of beer license and related cigarette license funds was carried. Town clerk noted $12,560 turnover in cigarette licenses.
Town Council met in spectral session all present. Motion to issue cigarette license for Corner Gate operated by Johnnie and Gladys Whicker bonded by Western Security Co. carried. Regular session approved financial report showing totals for General Government and Municipal Enterprise among items.
City records show payments to utilities, street lights, and water departments totaling 2728.11. council votes refund liquor licenses, adjust phone bills, and authorize curb stop checks for a Farm Service operation. trustees approve trading a mower and adjourn with W H Burton as clerk.
Hess discussed motions to provide song books and adjourn the meeting after the pledge to the 4-H flag. Linds Johnson spoke on Periods of Furniture, Dixie Davis on identifying wood pieces. Better Grooming contest winners and runners-up listed across senior intermediate and junior divisions with amounts noted.
The Monroe Busy Maidens club held a monthly meeting at Lou Ellen Rowley’s home with eight members present. After allegiance to the flag, nominations for vice president named Dixie Davis and Paula Bos, and Dixie Davis was elected to the position. Old business followed.
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