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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1975
Page
2
Monday to Friday menus list beans and wieners, meat loaf, soup, potatoes, fish, and assorted sides. Meals include fruit or jello, bread or sandwiches, and milk or juice. Several OCR errors appear in item names and quantities.
The Moravia Rebekah Lodge met January 13 with Noble Grand Gen evieve Morgan presiding. Reports on the sick, secretary and treasurer were given, and auditing committee was discharged. District Deputy Elma Lee Hendon and Centerville staff installed 1975 officers led by Noble Grand Helen Lou Burton and Vice Grand Alberta Benz. Eight members and nine guests attended. refreshments followed.
The Nazare ne World Missionary Society held its regular meeting on Wednesday January 8. Rose Mary Smith played piano Larry Smith led in singing A World Wide Revival Marion Woodward read devotions Natalie Hiatt spoke on the prayer chart Norma Martin and Frank Woodward led in prayer Leila Woodward read secretary and treasurer reports Stacy Self and Susanne Smith collected the offering The junior choir sang Whisper a Prayer Steve Smith Jim Klampe Sherri Smith Randy Woodward Share Woodward Stacy Self Susanne Smith Roger Woodward and Reggie Self read names Patty Self taught a Peru lesson Robert Hersey offered a dismissal prayer Roger Woodward read a thank you letter for Navajo Indian Mission boxwork.
Homebound town residents rally to renovate the basement of the community building for a senior citizens program. Funds cover a dishwasher an electric stove a refrigerator a deep freeze and cupboards along with groceries. The independent group seeks donations for wiring plumbing painting lighting and repairs before the space can be used by other groups. Meals served reached 391 by Jan 10 with 28 diners per meal. volunteers assist in kitchen and a Booster Club gift is noted.
The Independent Pioneers held a regular meeting January 8, 1975, led by President Doug Moore. 15 members answered roll call. Julia Moore joined as a new member. Secretary and treasurer reports were read. cow calf projects for the fair were discussed. Doug Moore read a related letter from Russ Swanson. Lain and Beatty handed out membership cards and skating tickets. Warren Davis led the pledge to the 4-H flag. Doug Moore and Jim Sulser gave presentations. Afterward David Pettibone served sandwiches, cookies, pop, and coffee. Suzanne Moore, Reporter.
Monroe county extension director Gary M. Peterson notes losses equal in winter and summer, with 10 to 15 percent losses common in unshaded unvented tanks. Iowa State engineer David Williams explains winter grade gasoline vaporizes more to aid cold starts, causing evaporation even in cold months.
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