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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1973
Page
6
Pam Gladfelder, daughter of Mr and Mrs Keith Gladfelder, is eighteen with green eyes and brown hair. She enjoys piano and dislikes people who boss others. She doctored no allergies to Steve Woodin. She plans a year at Indian Hills in Centerville as a music major before unknown future steps.
Eighteen year old Russell Moore Russ, son of DeWayne and Mable Moore, is highlighted as Moravia High’s graduating senior. He has blue eyes, brown hair, enjoys watching TV, spending time with Diana, and favors westerns and steak. His best subject is Math IV and he looks forward to graduation.
Pat Main, son of Marion and Bonnie Main, is part of this year’s graduating class and says he’s leaving because it’s boring. He would visit Debbie, a girl he admires, if today were the last day on earth. He is a Wenten woodworker and cites that as his favorite class.
Tim Purdum, eighteen, son of Mrs. Frata Purdum, enjoys sleep in his leisure time and plans to stay at home if given a choice. He shows no interest in wealth or power, has no standout favorites, and looks forward to graduation at Moravia High.
Jim Cochran son of Mr and Mrs Lester Cochran born September 21 1955 has dark brown hair and green eyes He enjoys metals among senior classes and Mr Miller is his favorite teacher His future plans include finding a job
The Independent Pioneers 4-H club met at the Brushy community center led by President Russ Moore. Brad Mitchell led the pledge to the US flag as the group reviewed the state fair entry deadline the grooming show on April 14 and changes to the research book. David Pettibone and Doug Moore presented on pesticide labeling. Brenda Mitchell closed with the 4-H flag pledge. Refreshments were served by Russ Moore.
The Tay lorettes 4-H club met Thursday April 19 at 7 00 p m at Donna Wilsons home. Fourteen members attended. Demonstrations included Vickie Hornons talks on pattern markings meaning placing a pattern on fabric and transferring markings.
Tanice Coltrain fixed the zipper and Linda Wilson handled the invisible zipper. The group also began making Taylor hams while Hostess served cookies and Kool Aid. Reporter Paula Burkland documented the session.
The April Union Farmerettes 4-H meeting was hosted by Beth Wilson with seven members one visitor and three leaders. Barbara Kelley led the pledge while Sherri Hinote led the closing pledge. Beth demonstrated how to pin a pattern and follow instructions as refreshments were served by Beth and her mother. May plans include a workshop at Bolins with Brenda Kelley reporting.
The Wes ley UMW met at Mrs Ernest Hiatt's home on April 19. Members judged Easter bonnet entries with Mrs Kenneth Daniels' basket bonnet and Mrs Ernest Hiatt's pink net placed as top. A May 3 Grace May Fellowship invitation was read. Gifts were sent to Mrs Edrié Phillips and to the Tom Woodins.
The Don K Schuldt family of Montezuma won 1972 Farmers Home Administration Farm Family of the Year for District VI announced by A Robert Koch at Oskaloosa. FHA offices serving District VI include Albia Centerville Chariton Corydon Newton and Oskaloosa. The Herbert T Boblenz family of Moravia was named district royal winner by Gene Crosby, Appanoose County FHA supervisor.
Eva Long local State Employment Office service manager says the office will move on April 30 to 120 North 13th Street Centerville. Beginning May 1 unemployment insurance claims processing will be handled each Wednesday from 9 to 12 at the Centerville community center building.
John Sybenga and wife operating Sybenga Studios in Osceola and Albia returned from a ten day photographic seminar on a four masted schooner in Antigua and five other Windward islands. The Midwest group of 30 pros sailed about 1 000 miles visiting St Barts Saba St Martin Montserrat Martinique Dominica Guadalupe and Antigua before continuing to the Virgin Islands Port Au Prince Halle and back to the mainland. They plan film travelogs and large color exhibits.
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