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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1977
Page
2
A collage of classified items lists WANTED welding and shop work at home by Paul Wulff Jr with a phone number, plus Spencer Barber Shop hours and after hours by appointment, a hauling service ad for Carter-Miller at two phone numbers, a candy route opportunity in Moravia with cash investment and contact, and Eagle Industries address in Minneapolis.
Piano pupils of Mrs. Robert Driggs Kelly Burger Stacy Rinehart Tracy Rinehart Julie Suzanne Moore will give a recital Sunday May 1 at 2 00 pm at Centerville Presbyterian Church.
Troop 905 held its weekly meeting Tuesday after school with eight girls and two leaders present. Each girl read her list of helpful deeds and readiness activities. They discussed the end of year picnic, did plant crafts, and played New Orleans. Lisa brought cookies.
Volunteers led by Judy Moore collected 286.46 for the American Cancer Society in Moravia. Crusaders named Elaine Murdy Gladys Harsh Kay Mullins Natalie Hiatt Esther Chelsing Linida Harris Velda Condra Mrs Ray Lockman Helen Tadlock Jane Easter Janet Dowd Debbie Scott and Deanna Wilson.
Mr and Mrs Johnnie Whicker returned from Iowa City after eye surgery. Mrs Whicker to return for further surgery next Wednesday. Weekend visitors included the Robert Carters Rich ard Goughnours and Mrs Mary Herron. A surprise ceremony honored Mrs Loyd Carter for 50 years in Eastern Star. A family dinner at Carriage Light Inn Albia celebrated Loyd Carters anniversary. Additional visits by James Herron and Ira Boyer noted. Supper guests marked the Leonard wedding anniversary in Ottumwa. Other notes include Mosleys retiring from Dike and knee recovery for Nancy Argo. Stella Lenz Des Moines Marve Jarvis Norwalk and Charlie Jarvis Moutton met Bill Robinsons Tuesday.
A mother expresses interest in serving as a Girl Scout leader next year and asks to contact Vicki Miharovich or Linda Witt to discuss arrangements.
Mr and Mrs Stanley Spencer and Chris were supper guests of Mrs Edith Callen Sunday evening. They visited Mr and Mrs Terry Huff to see their new baby. Visitors included Mrs Jay Wilson and Richard with Mr and Mrs Bob Ware Unionville and others. Paul and Susanne Newton spent Sunday with the Robert Scott family. Ralph Spencer attended a Tanitan dinner and meeting at the Marina Thursday evening. Bill Long birthday supper hosted by Hila Horstman. Nelson Ballanger and family visited Jack Ballanger Sunday. Dwight Stocker and extended family hosted guests and attended 4 H meetings in Agency.
Sunday gathering at Dean Stocker home in Drakesville and visits by Mrs Kal ing Mrs Donovan and others this week. Supper in Centerville with Elaine Spencer and Carol Christy and friends. Meeting wrap included a Woman's War Against Rape lesson read by Josephine Moffitt. Birth day gift for Mary Milburn napkin prize and guessing game won by Teresa Pauley. Next meeting to be hosted by Ruth McNair.
The North Bend Ladies Aid met Thursday afternoon with Delores Shepard. Thirteen members and four guests attended, including Gina Milburn Melinda Paul ey Shimene and Slade Shepard. President Leela Lain opened, minutes read, roll call answered with a spring poem, Joyce Phillips gave devotions, and Ava Long read the day’s thought.
May 2 toasted cheese mashed potatoes butter peas apple pie juice milk. May 3 Spanish rice cabbage wedge bread and butter sandwich fruit juice milk. May 4 shrimp shapes French fries broccoli bread and butter sandwich cake topping juice milk. May 5 navy beans bacon onion rings lettuce salad cornbread fruit juice milk. May 6 pizza corn yellow topping juice milk.
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