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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1966
Page
1
Carl Tisnes recounts a trip from Wyoming to Kansas with icy mornings and 100 degree heat. He notes they drove all night to avoid daytime heat, then C. C. Coulsons visited the Estes Park area amid fog and drizzle with park officials advising caution.
The Union prints sample primary ballots for the Republican governor nomination and Democrat Board of Supervisors nomination. It notes September 6 voting, the Moravia school district annual report showing $25,925 general fund and $13,270 school house fund, with salaries for past year. It also critiques inflation and government spending on administration while highlighting the anti poverty bureau.
First Christian Church schedules Rev Louis Schaffner and Lois Fowler with Sunday School at 9 30 and communion for the congregation. Church of the Nazarene lists Rev EF Strong and Frank Woodward with Sunday School at 10 and worship at 11 and events including NYPS and Evangelistic sermon. Evangelical United Brethren outlines Rev J A Ogden and Carl Tisue with Sunday School at 10 and worship at 11, youth and evening services with Joe Tadlock to speak Sunday night and Bible study Wednesday at 7 30.
Hugh MacFatridge home hosts Marys birthday with the Tisue Carpenter and Starcevich families. Loyd Ammons family attends Bloomfield fair Wednesday night. Glen Ammons serves as usher at the state fair. Sam Eastlick spends Monday evening with Coy Swift. Delbert Calhoun and Karl visit Kenneth Calhouns, while Mable and Paul Jackson join supper at the Delbarts.
Bert Calhoun home. Freda Swift spent Monday afternoon at the Merle Dicks home. Shirley and Leon Calhoun attended the state fair Sunday.
Freda Swift spent Monday evening at the Ben Pickrell home where Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Bart Swift and Coy Swift attended funeral services for a family member.
James Murphy attended Melrose Tuesday morning. Mr and Mrs Earl Swift spent Thursday evening at the Beryl Brown home.
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