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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1975
Page
3
Moravia Feed & Supply announces a complete on hand stock of Diamond dog feed, signaling steady availability for local dog owners and kennels. The firm confirms ongoing supply to meet animal nutrition needs without delay.
Classified items and notices list a used refrigerator for sale at McDonough Gambles Store with contact Virginia McDonough and two phone numbers. Also offers hauling services by Mike Bruntmyer and water hauling by a 724 area contact. A Moravia Union subscription is pitched as a Christmas gift. An employment ad seeks an investment sales representative for a large bank, with training and high income potential, contacting Loren Hardinger in Albia or replying via box F-234.
North Bend Ladies Aid held a December meeting with Deloris Shepard. Members present included Donna Edith Leela Mary Josephine Pam Daphne Delores Nevella Joyce Mary Sue Sharon and the guests Patricia McClanahan Scott Zapital and Shimene Shepard. Minutes read. Sharon demonstrated Christmas decorations. Gifts exchanged and capsule friend names drawn. Next meeting with Edith on January 15. Toyce won guess prize, Edith napkin prize. Refreshments served by hostess.
Community notes from Salem record visits and gatherings. Families including Haver Hellyer Brown Huff and Whitehead share evenings and dinners at various homes in Moravia Ottumwa Centerville and Blakesburg. Sympathy extended to Sadie Rouse family.
Church of the Nazarene schedules a Children’s Christmas Program on Sunday at 10:00 a.m. with the adult Christmas musical on Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. A Candlelight Communion on Sunday evening and Christmas Day celebration are planned. Transportation offered.
Teconium United Methodist Church hosts a worship service at 9 30 a m featuring a Christmas by Scene O Felt message shown in four pictures. Sunday School at 10 30 a m and a Christmas program at 7 p m on Sunday Dec 21. UMW meets Thursday Dec 18 at 1 30 p m, a week early due to Christmas.
The Hil ton Hustlers 4-H Club met December 8 at 7 PM in the Moravia Community Building. President Eddy Massman led. nine members attended. Secretary and treasurer reports were given. enrollment cards and market beef forms distributed. Officers were elected and will be installed in January: President Brian Luse, Vice President Eddy Marsman, Secretary Mike Koffman, Treasurer Marcia Koffman, Reporter Lonna Bolin.
Russell Shepards held a pre Christmas dinner Saturday December 13 with turkey and all the trim mings. In the afternoon there was a gift exchange and candy. Progressive pitch was then played and later supper. Those attending were Mr and Mrs Guy McDanel Mr and Mrs Lyndon McDanel Mr and Mrs Ernest Hiatt Mr and Mrs Lloyd McDanel and Eleanor McDanel.
Moravia Garden Club met Tuesday at Mrs. Virginia McDonoughs home with 14 members attending a midday salad luncheon. Mrs. Genevieve Morgan spoke on birds and Mrs. Alice Allem shared horticulture tips. Imogene Tigue led a 3D stars workshop. The group enjoyed a grab-bag gift exchange of handmade items.
Taylor Aid met with Lois Wilson Friday December 5 details list 14 members attended Fern Horn joined the club Mary Kay Hiatt chaired meeting Gladys Harsh read minutes Tody Ballanger won the door prize and a Christmas gift exchange occurred Golda Hiatt will oversee booth setup for the centennial in July Discussions covered Bailey and Platt sales Next meeting set for January 9 at Wilda Argo's house
The American Legion Auxiliary met December 15 at Grace and Mary Veach home with 20 members present. A courtesy bill of 16.09 was allowed to Grace Veach for 1975. One new member joined. Readings included Luké Christmas Story and a reading by Wilma Whicker. A gift exchange followed with refreshments. Next meeting set for January 20 at Louemma Palmer’s home.
Sealed bids for 100000 in school building bonds dated January 1 1976 due May 1 of 1977 to 1982 will be opened January 1976 at 4 15 PM. Bonds bear interest through 1975 at up to 7 percent with rates fixed per maturity, bid price based on total interest cost minus premiums. Bids must be all or nothing for the issue and specify rates per maturity. The district to award to the lowest total interest cost, attorneys Meesie Chapman and Cutler Chicago Illinois to approve, bids may be air conditioned.
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