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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1969
Page
3
FOR SALE 6 room house in Moravia. Phone 724-3271 after 5 p.m. For sale kitchen table and 6 chairs. Contact 724-3726. For fast dependable economical 24 hour Roto Router service call 856-464. Trenching dozer work septic tank cement work pole buildings garages and general carpenter work. B and G General Contractors 1133.
Farmers in this area are invited to a special meeting on profitable corn production at Kendall Place Albia on Wednesday February 26. The program sponsored by Pioneer seed corn salesmen begins at 1 30 p m Coffee and donuts will be served Irving Deihl Pioneer Agronomist will cover ways to increase corn profits during 1969 and provide update on Pioneer's key hybrids and new insecticides and herbicides Attendees receive a copy of Pioneer's Keys to Corn Profits a 30 page book with practical answers to corn growing problems
Mr and Mrs W S Peterson Chariton visited Mr and Mrs Burdett Cox Tuesday afternoon Burdette Ward called Mrs Gaylord Main visited Mrs Noah Stocker in Blakesburg Monday Dale Cox and Bryan were dinner
In loving memory of Harold Van Dorin who died March 1 1968 a year ago. A precious one is gone a voice we loved is stifled a place is empty that never can be filled. Missed by Opal and children Mr and Mrs Robert Gregson and family and Mrs Ray Rotter and Mrs Ronald Van Dorin and Mrs Charles Van Dorin.
The North Bend Ladies Aid held its Feb 13 meeting at Lorena Lain's home with a noon dinner. Maxine Rinehart won the tray prize and Leola Lain the napkin prize.
Knitting classes have been fun with another session planned for Tuesday February 25. A birthday party is set for Thursday February 20 at 1 30 p.m. Transportation to the party is available by calling the center. A Social Security representative will visit Thursday February 27 after a cooperative noon dinner to discuss Social Security benefits and Medicare. Participants are invited to bring questions.
Saturday guests at the Burdett Cox home, with Dale visiting Monday. Ed Robinsons visited Jack Hoffman family on Sunday. Dan Hoffman was sick and missed school Monday. Herbert Main and family visited Gaylord Main Tuesday through Thursday. Burdett Cox called on Mae Harper Thursday morning. Burdett Cox and Nyle were supper guests of Dale Cox family.
Members of the Togetherness club joined Jim McAninch on Monday evening to celebrate his birthday with a chili supper and steak. Attendees included the Agans, Mitchells of Albia, Argo, Spencers, and Mrs. Brown, with many relatives and neighbors visiting through the week. A long list of local visitors, moves, and gatherings follows, including hospital stays, weddings, birthdays, and travel to nearby towns such as Ottumwa, Des Moines, and Newton.
Marilyn Shelquist opened the meeting in the president's absence. Five members and three visitors attended with the leader present. Jean McFarland spoke on meat and Pamela Gladfelder spoke on the wonders of food. Slides were shown and refreshments served by the hostess.
Fu ture Farmers of America held a 1:45 meeting February 1 in the Vac Ag room with all members present except six. Mike Grinstead presided. plans included cross-serving with FHA for banquets, a dress up day for FFA Week, a radio program display, a mayoral proclamation, and delegates chosen for state, Mike Grinstead and Chuck Moore with Bruce Bardwell alternate.
A religious plea contrasts the secular motto Safety First with the danger of neglecting the soul. It argues that physical safety is trivial beside eternal judgment, urging belief in Christ and confession of sins to avoid hell and gain life in heaven. It cites Proverbs 28 13 Psalms 9 17 and Revelation 20 15 to warn readers to choose life now.
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