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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1964
Page
5
A fragmented notice outlines exhibit rules for a Fall Festival. It names committee members and judges, mentions entry limits per exhibitor, and states articles must be from Appanoose county or a designated area. Exhibits must be produced this year, with rain damage not to be compensated, and entries due before opening day with a $1.00 fee.
Premium list for Appanoose County Poultry Club outlines breed classes with a pen of three birds per breed and no prizes for individual birds. The association disclaims responsibility for fire or theft. Premiums of two dollars and one fifty cents will be offered in each breed.
Old notes describe Ira Boyer Mearie Walter and FFA members presenting vegetables and floral entries. Premiums range from 50c to $1 with ribbons, including asters nasturtiums pansies and chrysanthemums. Exhibits specify display in standard jars and approval for decorative arrangements by Verga Boyer and Arlie Wilson with varied divisions and youth categories.
The notes outline canned goods and preserves for Mamie Tisue, Lois Duvall, Pearl Woodward in 1964. Entries include meats, fruits, vegetables, pickles, relishes, jams, jellies, and spreads with prices around 50.25 and 150 75 in a suggested display for pint jars, not mandatory. Jars may be opened for inspection.
Gladys Harsh Mary Herron and Betty Shupp invite children up to age to join Saturday at 11 00 A M Entries must be at the Peay Desk before parade time Line up 10 30 A M at Meats church going north and south Prizes cash 1st 75 cents 2nd 50 cents Decorated categories include pets bicycles ponies and storybook characters with rewards for each entrant and category.
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