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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1969
Page
3
A collection of local ads and notices including FOR SALE items such as a 1961 Ford F700 truck with options, farm seeds, fresh lard, oaten straw, and new Match Box cars. real estate for lease or sale. USED ORGANS and PIANOS. free puppies. and general contractor services. Also Moravia Union want ads rates and notice.
Otis Ballanger died February 24, 1968. One year later his family recalls his smile and love. His wife Stella children grandchildren and mother express longing, faith, and comfort in heaven.
The Udell Helping Neighbors Club gathered at Lucille Mathews home on Feb 15 for a noon co op dinner followed by a business meeting led by president Muriel Spurgeon. Members shared a roll call about what age they would return to if given the chance.
Social gatherings for Meark Walter’s birthday include Mr and Mrs John Wilson and families from Lancaster Wisconsin, plus several Walter and Wilson relatives. Mrs Lige Albertson hospitalized in Albia. Mrs Glen Van Dorin visited after helping with newborn James Michael Kearney. Miss Blanche Graham moved to Warren DuVall’s home for care. January meeting canceled due to icy roads. Louise Burton crafted club books. Funeral flowers set at 5 dollars illness flowers 1.50. Treasury 3.56, balance 11.40. Minnie Moffatt and Muriel Spurgeon visited. next meeting March 19 with Marine Burkland. spring theme discussed.
Gladys Harsh reports social visits in New Hope and surrounding areas. Mary Hiatt spent Tuesday afternoon with Olive Jean Tarbell and others. Clella Free visited Muscatine friends. Olive Jean Tarbell spoke at the Town and Country Club in Plano. The week included family gatherings with the Tarbell, Jacobs, Donovan, and Wilson clans and birthday celebrations for Olive Jean.
The court house ladies rent room will operate every Friday from 6 00 PM to 2 00 AM and during holiday shopping and band concerts with carnival events on Centerville square. The city bears the matron hire cost for these hours. Passed February 20, 1969 by Appanoose County Board of Supervisors.
On February 20 1969 the Appanoose County Board of Supervisors approved a series of appointments and an employee payment. John Cassidy to be paid 50 dollars monthly as overseer of the county social service from March 1 1969. Committees named include Road Work Construction Welfare and Institutional Farm Conservation and Finance with Evans Streepy Foster as members and alternates for absences.
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