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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1966
Page
2
For Famous WATKINS Products for the Home and Farm see or call N. L. Nasalroad Moravia 724 3700 41 06.
Local social notes recount dinners and visits among Raymie McDonough Brain Coffin Trailand Houser Neigei Centerville families. Birthdays for Sharon Keiger and Sallie Avera are celebrated. Travel to Chicago for car show and a dog show in Ottumwa are noted along with hospital and stroke recoveries.
Oxford Georgia residents and guests share a busy weekend with family and friends. Zell Callen and relatives visited Waterloo. S G Hawk shopped in Centerville with Rita Main and others. Ethel Hamilton hosted Sunday guests. Several families from Alicia Albia Davenport Ottumwa and Ottumwa area enjoyed Sunday gatherings and weekend company.
Regular meeting of the Band Mothers club will be held on Wednesday March 2 at the high school at 145 PM All band mothers are urged to attend.
February meeting of the Mora via American Legion Auxiliary was held at the home of Mrs. Zell Callen with 15 present Planned to serve Booster club supper March 10 The Auxiliary and ETC club to serve lunch for the Kincade family Thursday noon Reports from Mid-year Conference in Des Moines. Americanism program presented by Mrs. Glen Van Dorin Next meeting set for March 21 at the home of Mrs. Leonard Palmer. Refreshments served by Mrs. Callen Mrs. Delbert Calhoun and Hazel Hellyer.
The Moravia FFA Parlimentary Procedure team won a silver award at the Moulton sub district contest. Larry Proctor earned a gold in welding and will advance to the district meet in Ogden on March 12. Wayne Holder of Corydon also took gold in welding, with Corydon earning bronze for Parlimentary Procedure. Mike Grinstead won bronze in Creed Speaking. other attendees included Kenny Long and Jerry Hawk with advisor Larry Dayton.
E T C club hosted by Lou Emma Palmer Merle Miller and Ellen Paxston at the Palmer home Thursday night Five tables of Rock with prizes to Aleafa Hiatt Frank Lathen Blanche Kincade and Grace Main refreshments were served The Christian Womens Fellowship held a February meeting with Mrs Maude Coltrain leading Worship Mrs Birdie Main led the worship and Mrs M A Perry directed the lesson study
The Udell Helping Neighbors club met at Angie Stajcar’s home with thirteen members and five guests. A co op lunch followed by a business meeting led by president Maggie Brown. Valentines were exchanged and games celebrated the themes. Muriel Spurgeon and Lavera Cridlebaugh won prizes. Mildred Stajcar spoke on correct breathing. Next meeting set with Lucile Mathews on March 8.
Mrs Flo Helms is discharged from Monroe County Hospital Albia on Friday and returns to Jones Guest Home to recuperate from pneumonia.
The Democratic Women’s Club sponsors a chili supper at the Community Center in Center Ville on Tuesday March 1 from 6 to 8 PM. Menu includes chili relish plate pie coffee or milk all for 75 cents. The notice also thanks friends and relatives for kindness after the passing of Clarence Stocker from his wife and family.
Larry Whitehead sends thanks from Vung Tau Viet Nam to friends and relatives for gifts food cards letters and pagers received for Christmas and his birthday. He also thanks those who visited him in St Joseph hospital and acknowledges ministers doctors nurses and hospital staff. He serves with US Forces and is listed at AP0 San Francisco.
Nadine Faber returned Thursday to the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Faber, after a 10 day stay at Monroe County Hospital.
Gerald Hawk and family express gratitude to the American Legion Rev Coleman friends and neighbors for thoughtful get-well cards and calls during his Veterans stay.
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