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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1961
Page
2
Moravia Union discusses Moravia schools future with a goal to keep a high quality public education. The board must recruit a skilled faculty and may raise costs to support strong standards. The article also lists community gatherings, family visits, church and youth group events, and local social notes from Moravia Iowa.
An Iowa author is said to have written a work titled How Not To Lift Two Million from Papa's Bank. The piece discusses money as a focus for financiers in Iowa and hints the book could be a national bestseller candidate.
Shanaghai by Mrs. Bert Rinehart lists Saturday and Sunday gatherings at various homes. Names include the Rinehart, Overturf, Christy, Landgrebe, Harrington, and Taylor families with numerous relatives visiting from Ottumwa and Newton.
Mrs. Vaughn Faber and family visited Urbana Center on Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Proctor and Tom Proctor. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Proctor were also present in the gathering with other local residents.
A brief social notice notes a Friday evening gathering featuring Cathy and Caro Lyn Faber. The item confirms plans and attendees without additional context or details.
The Clover Leaf club met with Ernestine Argo on January 25 for a noon meal. Attendees included Elmer Starr Lois Starr Bill Phyllis Charles Spaur Truxton Dicks Glennie Dicks Gilbert Callen Edith Callen Jim McAniiich Dewayne Mable Rusty Moore Mancet Tarbell Mildred Tarbell Martha Navin Verda Argo Fern Penfield Verna McAninch Roy Argo and Ernestine Argo. Embroidery tea towels was the day’s work. Next meeting will be with Phyllis and Bill Spaur in February.
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