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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1975
Page
3
Limited openings for investment sales representative with unlimited prospect. Complete training course. Very high income potential. Call Loren Hardinger in Albia at 932-2540 evenings or write box F-234 for confidential intact: 47-81.
Local residents report a busy weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tisue and Mr. and Mrs. Max McDonough in Kafting City. Activities included knitting workshop attendance, Chiefs football game attendance, and multiple Sunday visits among relatives in Kirksville Centerville Powersville Carlisle Newton and adjoining towns. Several households hosted guests for dinners and a Christmas concert by the Acappella Choir of Iowa Wesleyan College.
The Missionary Society held its regular meeting at the church basement on Monday. Elma Davison led the devotions and read a Thanksgiving Prayer from Dear Abby. The lesson topic was Confidence in God, and the roll call used a Bible verse about light. The meeting closed with Psalm 19 14 and the group spent the afternoon sewing and rolling bandages for the white cross quota.
The Clover Leaf club held a Christmas co op dinner and gift exchange at Paul and Phyllis Dicks home on December 3. A large crowd attended with members including John Laws Roy Argo Ernestine Argo Dewayne Moore and Edith Callen among others. Officers elected for 1976 were Ernestine Argo president Mildred Tarbell vice president Phyllis Dicks secretary treasurer Velda Brown reporter Janice Moore assistant reporter. Dues of one dollar were collected and secret pals chosen. Ernestine Argo to host January 14.
Nadine Dommer reports community gatherings and visits in ENON. Events include a Saturday shower for Karen Moss and Randy Dommer at the Dallas Faber home, Phillip Dommer staying at the Michael Dommer home in Albia, and dinner guests at the Lewis Dommer home. Additional entries note Ot tumwa visitors, Florida winter plans, and several Hayeses hosting relatives.
Monday December 15 roast potatoes carrots macaroni salad pickles. Wednesday December 17 meat loaf New England boiled potatoes buttered carrots cottage cheese dessert. Friday December 19 turkey dressing noodles mashed potatoes mixed salad jello dessert cookies. Plus plans for Rev Deedrick to present the Christmas story by Scape-O-Felt and a post lunch Christmas tree with grab bag gifts. Each attendee to bring 2 gifts.
Sally Ann Martin of Moravia high school joins Wesleyan College women basketball as a junior and potential starter. She led Moravia in multiple sports, earned all Bluegrass honors, and excelled academically. She letters in basketball volleyball softball and track, and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A W Martin of Moravia.
The County Health Office states there will be no adult health screening or immunization clinics in December. The next adult health center screening clinic at Moravia is scheduled for January 21.
The Appanoose County Board of Supervisors met at 9:00 am with N. Fideraon as chairman and members Menehy and Strickler present. Minutes from November 3 were approved. The board allowed multiple claims including for road fund, services, insurances, salaries, supplies, board office rent, utilities, and various local vendors.
A compiled list shows payments to attorneys, care facilities, medical costs, insurance, office supplies, and numerous election officials across multiple counties. Notable entries include C. K. Pettit attorney fees, Thomas L. Anders legal costs, Green County and Moravia Union office supplies, and wages for county staff plus extensive election official remuneration.
Dtene Favre and John Ducey are listed as election officials. References show ballot entries for Delaware and Tennessee. A line notes Name: 42.25 46.75, indicating numeric identifiers or totals related to the ballots.
The Union Farmerettes 4H club held its November meeting at Kelleys with nine members, a leader, and two visitors present. Officers reported. new business included county home photos for Moravia Union and adopting a senior citizen. Old business covered Rally and Award Nights. Christmas party plans call for a one to one fifty dollar gift grab bag, caroling in Unionville, chili back at Danita's, and an educational talk by Mélinda Hull on first aid.
Kay Ellison and Robin Robertson promote safety topics, with one new member Anita Fletché? signed. Edith Hull leads as contact for future joiners while Danita Hoffmatr serves as reporter. The item notes club membership interest and welcomes potential members.
Monday offers baked beans and wieners with cole slaw peanut butter sandwich fruit and 44 pt mill. Tuesday features pork chops with dressing tossed salad bread and butter chocolate dessert and 4 pt milk. Wednesday serves chili celery carrot and cheese stick fruit and frosted graham crackers with 14 pt milk. Thursday includes turkey mashed potatoes gravy green beans bread and butter sandwich pumpkin custard and 4 pt milk. Friday presents surfburger on bun tartar sauce corn fruit and 4 pt milk.
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