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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1970
Page
3
Last week the troop crafted May baskets shaped like wheelbarrows. One guest attended. Two Girl Scouts gave talks on horse books and rabbits. Devanna Tubaugh spoke on horse books, a hobby, while Carol Johnson spoke on rabbits for her pet badge. Tracy Pannebecker Troop Reporter.
The Helping Neighbors club met at Eva Starks home on Wednesday April fifth with 13 members and one guest, Mrs. Lucille Price. The group held a brief business meeting led by president Muriel Spurgeon, shared a co op dinner, and donated to the Cancer fund. The next meeting will be at Minnie Moffatt on May 15.
Fifteen ladies meet for dessert luncheon and election of church women’s society officers. Faye Luse named president with slate including Verva Mc Donough as vice president and Doris Jean Woodward as secretary. Budget approved. district meeting set for Oska loosa. program highlighted Indian themes and prayers. Hostesses Ashby and Johnson styled spring centerpiece with yellow flowers.
A small serving platter offers Ritz crackers accompanied by nuts mints coffee and tea for guests. The arrangement focuses on light refreshments suitable for gatherings. No other items or participants are described in the readable text.
Professor Stanley Pryor and student Harry Taylor from the State University of Iowa conducted a survey for Soap Creek Development Corp from Thursday to Tuesday. Local residents attended a rainy farm sale by Milo Walker. A 1968 Volkswagen rolled during a rain storm near Coatsville, Missouri, but the occupants were unhurt.
Mr and Mrs Dale Cox and Kevin visited Mr and Mrs Burdett Cox and Nyle. Bryan and Maria joined after school as supper guests. Carrie Boyer and Mr and Mrs Frederick Koehler dined with Mr and Mrs David Carter and family of Udell. Burdett Cox celebrated Mae Harper's birthday at Thursday dinner. Nyle Cox Lula Hiatt and Mrs Ray Lockman called. Gaylord Main and wife spent Sunday in Des Moines with relatives.
Nyle joined celebrations for Judy's birthday with Mr. and Mrs. Dale Cox and family Thursday. Burdett Cox visited Saturday morning and Sunday evening. Bryan and Kevin spent the two days there. Mae Harper hosted Monday dinner guests. Burdett worked for Alice Kaster Thursday and Monday. Several guests gathered Monday evening including Dallas Kaster, Nyle Cox, and Kenneth Wright. Kenneth Wright and Nyle Cox attended a cooperative supper at the Unionville Baptist parsonage with Bob Herman and Daniel. Rodney Burger was sick and absent from school all week. his mother took him to a doctor in Ottumwa Tuesday. Kelly spent the day with the Starks. Several Wrights and Michael Dommer visited Nyle Cox Sunday afternoon. Nyle and Mike went home with the Wrights.
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