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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1963

Page

3

For Sale Hay Bales in Unionville and Moravia Areas

For sale about 750 bales of hay mainly clover and alfalfa by Lloyd Rose in Unionville call 452-6757. Also 600 bales clover and timothy and 500 bales clover offered by R R Pennington at 724-3645 or view at Nelson Balingers 3% miles south of Moravia.

Ernest Kincade Moravia H. F. McFatridge Rt. 2 Lloyd Rose Unionville Timothy Hay R. R. Pennington Nelson Bailangers

In Memory of Sohi P Foster Nine Years On

In memoriam we recall P Foster who died February 6, 1054. A precious one from us is gone the word we loved is still a vacant place remains in our hearts. Signed by J. P. Foster Ruth Esther Rissie Rolla Roma and Robert.

Sohi P. Foster J. P. Foster Ruth Esther Rissie Rolla Roma Robert

West Point Social Notes from Mrs. Leo Hoffman

West Point social items list visits and calls among locals. Mr and Mrs Larry Guffey and daughter of Unionville Mo visited Richard Hoffman. Betty Haver attended a 4 H meeting in Albia. Rex Haver visited Leo Hoffman. Leo Hoffman called on Fred Argo. The Van Weeldens visited Roscoe Argo. Ed Haver and Julie visited Richard Wakefield in Ottumwa. Earl Swift visited Rex Haver. Richard Hoffman Tammy visited J B Carson. Leo and Leo Hoffman dined with Emery Melton in Bloomfield.

Larry Guffey Unionville Richard Hoffman Betty Haver Albia Rex Haver Leo Hoffman Fred Argo Henry van Weelden Roscoe Argo Ed Haver Julie Richard Wakefield Ottumwa Earl Swift Tammy J. B. Carson Emery Melton Bloomfield

Hiattsville Family Notices Span Centerville Hospital to Ottumwa Trips

A local column notes small son of Mr and Mrs Vic Zintz in Centerville in traction for a week. Many relatives and friends visit and call across Hiattsville including McDanels Hiatts and Dooleys with several dinners calls, afternoon visits, and earl ear checks in Iowa City.

Mark Zintz Vic Zintz Centerville Mark Carl Hiatt Gus Hiatt Wayne McDanel Debbie DeWayne Robinson Clair Hiatt Albuquerque N.M Chicago Grandfather Hiatt Kenneth Daniels Lawrence Virgil Dooley Farm Bureau Tom Pettibone Deninis-Kelley Bnsil Hiatt Martha Ransom Rosemary David Phillips Pauline Zintz Kathlyne Linda Iowa City Trenton Wilson Bill Long Trenton McDanel Dave Lute Hiatti Carl van Zante

County Church Council Elects For 1963 At Centerville

The Ap panodse County Council of Churches met at First Baptist Centerville with Bob Warren outlining juvenile officer duties and church help for at risk youth. Officers named Rev Charles Lunkley president and Minnie Bever first vice president as the council plans leadership training and outreach with the Un Ited Christian Youth Movement. An invitation to the February meeting and a leadership school March 1 were announced, with praises to retiring president Rev James Thomas.

Appanodse County Charles Lunkley Church of the Brethren Udell Unionville Minnie Bever Drake Avenue Christian Church Centerville Connié Roblenz Wesley Chapel Moravia Carl Weber Drake Avenue First Baptist Church Udell Brethren Church James Thomas Thomas Quincy

Moravia FFA Team Split With Bloomfield

Moravia FFA freshmen beat Bloomfield 37 to 32 at Bloomfield. In the junior senior game Moravia fell 28 to 29 in the final three seconds. Scorers include Dale Wilson five, Richard Woodward two, Richard Perry nine, Eddy Cochran seven, Dallas Easter four. Freshmen and sophomore totals feature Russell Bettis six, Larry Coltrain 17, Danny Robinson four, Dean Stocker ten.

Moravia F.F.A Bloomfield F.F.A Moravia Dale Wilson Richard Woodward Richard Perry Eddy Cochran Dallas Easter Russell Bettis Larry Coltrain Danny Robinson Dean Stocker

Local News Roundup of Visiting Relatives

Mr and Mrs George Winsler spent Sunday afternoon with daughter Mrs Jack Baldwin and family at Mystic. Phares Taylor of Arizona visited Mrs Elsa Delong and relatives. Mrs John Hayward of Marshall town visited daughter Art Fox. Mrs Fox and Mrs Hayward spent Monday in Des Moines. Mr and Mrs Donald Jones and daughters of Sewal and Mr and Mrs Wendell Murdy and son were guests Saturday. Mrs Etta Schroeder Mrs Walter Martin and Mrs Mary Coffman of Ottumwa visited Mrs Schoeders niece Mrs Jinee. Mr and Mrs Leonard Palmer visited with brother Mr and Mrs Lester Murdy at Udell.

Bill Long Johnny Main Shirley Lindley Des Moines Max Lindley Garnet Brown Mae McDonald Chris Bogart Ottumwa John Sutton Dennis Kelley Tom Pettibones George Winsler Jack Baldwin Mystic Phares Taylor Arizona Elsa Delong John Hayward Marshall Art Fox Rey Donald Jones Sewal Wendell Murdy and Son Ben Jones Etta Schroeder Walter Martin Mary Coffman Schoeders J.inee Charles Leonard Palmer Mrs Lester Murdy Udell

Franklin Farmers 4-H Club Meeting Near January 21

The Franklin Farmers 4-H club met at Leon Calhoun’s home with two leaders and twelve members. Bruce Thompson led, pledge of the American flag, roll call on age and years in 4-H, decided to gift Kenny Cahrhour a former leader, and planned a basketball game with another 4-H club. Keith Miller spoke on Your 4H Sheep Project and Bruce Thompson with Leon Calhoun demonstrated How to Store Fertilizer. The recreation committee Dean Ammons and Leon Calhoun organized a game. Mrs. James Cal was noted as present.

Frank UN Farmers Bruce Thompson Kenny Carhourn Keith Miller Bruce’ Thompson Leon Calhoun Dean Ammons Leon

Monroe Busy Maidens Meet Sets New Meeting Date

The Monroe Busy Maidens held a January 14 meeting at Janie Estlack's home with 10 members responding to roll call. Vice president Maxine Johnson led, materials were distributed, and the group moved regular meetings to the second Wednesday. Refreshments followed, served by Janie Estlack and Mrs. Estlack. The February gathering will be hosted by Maxie and Ruth Johnson.

Monroe Janie Estlack Maxine Johnson Janie

Urbana Boers 4-H February Meeting Summary

Urbana Doers 4-H club met at Madelyn and Mona Sinclair home with 21 members present. Diana Faber led the American flag pledge and Cathy Faber the 4-H flag pledge. Barbara Darby spoke on The Four Basic Foods. Mona Sinclair demonstrated Eggs and Madelyn Sinclair demonstrated Measuring. Refreshments followed.

Urbana Doers Madelyn Mona Sinclair Diana Faber Cathy Faber Barbara Darby Madelyn Sinclair

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