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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1971

Page

2

January Yarn Sale and Local Classifieds Begin

Advertises a January yarn sale with 20 percent off all yarns at McDonough Gamble Store. Lists pianos and rental options from Hammond and Yamaha, plus a local phone contact. Notes classes in crochet, embroidery, knitting, decoupage, candle making and resin. Includes job postings for semi drivers and a boat storage space. Mentions fashion stylist opportunities and local social updates.

McDonough Gamble McDonough Gamble Store

Local social notes from small-town weekend gatherings

Mr and Mrs Ruben Faber hosted friends Saturday evening while Mr and Mrs Don Kiampe shared the evening. Several visits were listed including Mrs Jack Easter returning home after hospitalization in Des Moines and multiple parties at homes in Raytown Greentop Knoxville Maquoketa Ames and surrounding towns. The item reads as a traditional society roundup with many names and weekend appearances among local families.

Ruben Faber Don Kiampe Eric Main Helma Tisue Jack Easter Des Moines Max McDonough Don Johnston Raytown Kansas City Eldred Palmer Greentop Leonard Palmer Kenneth Palmer Wendell Murdy Lloyd Blumer Knoxville Harold J. Smith Bud Shaffer Boyd J Maquoketa Dale McNeeley Ames Arnie Davis Rhonda Norris O'Conner Frank O’conner Estel Wolver Faye Paxston Ellis Kenneth O’conner Scott Debbie van Dorin Mearl Walter Annette van Dorin

Progressive club meeting hosts social evening

The Progressive club met Thursday evening with Mrs. Paul Broshar for a social gathering. Bridge was played with prizes won by Mrs. N. R. Ward, Mrs. Ralph McDonough, Mrs. Garnet Brain and Mrs. Loyd Carter. Refreshments of ice cream cake and coffee were served.

Broshar Progressive Club Paul Broshar N. R. Ward Ralph McDonough Garnet Brain Loyd Carter

Bubenyak Infant Dies in Centerville Saturday

Graveside services were held Tuesday for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bubenyak of Centerville. Born Saturday at St Joseph Hospital the baby died before burial in Oakland Cemetery. Rev Donald Thrash officiated with Johnson Funeral Home in charge. Survivors include parents grandparents and a great grandmother Mrs Fern Bubenyak.

Funeral services held for Clara S Harper

Funeral services were held Wednesday from the Turner Funeral Home for Clara S. Harper who died Monday at St Joseph hospital in Centerville. Born February 7, 1877 in Monroe county, she was preceded in death by her husband Jess an infant son and her parents. She had been a Unionville resident and lived at Bowell Nursing Home in Centerville since 1966. Rev Donald Fox officiated with interment in Unionville cemetery.

Clara Harper Turner Funeral Home Clara S. Harper St. Joseph Hospital Centerville Monroe County Jess

Family Night Planned at Pleasant Valley Church

The monthly family night co op supper will be held in the church basement Saturday night Jan. 23. Pastor Dan Harder invites any one who would wish to come and have an evening of fun and fellowship. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Rogers are hosts and in charge of the entertainment this month.

Pleasant Valley Dan Harder Orval Rogers

Unionville Eastern Star installs officers for 1965 year

Carmel Chapter 126 Order of Eastern Star Unionville Iowa held a January 13 meeting to install new officers for the year. Installing Worthy Matron Mildred Bond introduced by Mrs. Ruby Underwood as installing Marshall and others. New officers include Olive Eaton Worthy Matron John Romans Worthy Patron and more. Three officers absent will be installed later. School of Instruction set for March 11 taught by Beverly Buchanan Centerville.

Unionville Carmel Order of Eastern Star Iowa Jeanne Harrington Mildred Bond Bloomfield Ruby Underwood Marshall Grace Batterson Eva Starks Dale Riegel Robert Bond Sentinel Olive Eaton John Romans Mary Thomas Clarence Hunt Myrtle Harrington Lucille Alden Linda West Goldie Hunt Lois Kelley Geraldine Wilson Elsie Romans Ruth LaVerna Riegel Ester Nancy Kelley Martha Betty Wagner Beverly Buchanan Centerville

Moravia Adult Farmer Class Canceled Jan 21

There will be no vocational agriculture adult farmer class this week January 21. The meeting is canceled due to two other meetings on Thursday evening featuring Garst of Coon Rapids on beef management in Albia and Pioneer Seed Corn reps on corn blight in Centerville. Regular members are urged to attend one of the two meetings.

Garst Coon Rapids Albia Pioneer Seed Centerville Moravia Appanoose

Franklin social notes from Mrs Swift column

Edward and Julie Haver were Friday dinner guests at the Rex Haver home. Mr and Mrs Glen Ammons and Angie attended. Claude Rogers spent Sunday at the Lloyd Ammons home. Mrs Charles Hershberger and Dorene Maureen Derby attended a 4 H meeting Wednesday at the Joe Murphy home. Delbert Calhoun and Karl were Friday supper guests at the Pearl Runnells home. Charles Hershberger Leo Cronnin and Walter Abbas visited Walter Abbas at the Veterans hospital in Des Moines Friday evening.

Edward Julie Haver Rex Haver Glen Ammons Angie Claude Rogers Lloyd Ammons Charles Hershberger Dorene Maureen Derby Joe Murphy Delbert Calhoun Karl Pearl Runnells Leo Cronnin Walter Abbas Veterans Hospital Des Moines

Social visits and weekend hostings highlight local gatherings

Mr and Mrs Bob Stevens hosted Friday at Richard Eastlick residence. Gene Huff and Gary Perry with Julie and Jeffrey visited Delbert Calhoun home Saturday. Sunday saw Gary Perry and family spend afternoon and supper at Larry Derby home, then the Eastlicks and family visited Sam Eastlick. They ended with a Sunday evening at her parents, Bill Liggett and spouse.

Bob Stevens Richard Eastlick Gene Huff Delbert Calhoun Gary Perry Julie Jeffrey Larry Derby Sam Eastlick Bill Liggett

American Legion Auxiliary Meeting Notes January Session

The January meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary at Mrs. Jay Oehler's home had 14 members. President Mrs. Andy Mosley led the business and asked letters to the Republic of Vietnam for prisoners of war. Volunteers to make valentines and puzzles for veterans were assigned with deadlines, and a drug abuse film was ordered for future showing.

American Legion Auxiliary Oehler Jay Oehler Andy Mosley Alta Main Grace Veach

Rag Rags Made for Knoxville Hospital Donation Drive

Volunteers collected rags scissors and bread to fashion rag rags for Knoxville hospital. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Paul Spencer Mrs. Lee Hiatt Mrs. Glen Fowler and Mrs. Oehler.

Knoxville Paul Spencer Lee Hiatt Glen Fowler Oehler

Raymond Plants Honored Upon Retirement From IRS

Raymond Plants of Mason City was honored at a retirement party in Clear Lake after 27 years with the Internal Revenue Service. He spent most of his career in the Mason City office with a stint in Des Moines in 1955-56 as district chief training officer. He received an engraved watch and the Gallatin Award for 20 years of Treasury service. A WWII veteran, he had a 21 year prior teaching career and now considers becoming a tax consultant. He and his wife have two daughters, Raylene and Jolene.

Raymond Plants Raymond Plants Raylene Washington, D.C Jolene Mercy Hospital

Franklin Farmers 4 H meets at Greg Wilsons

The Franklin Farmers 4 H club met at Greg Wilsons on January 18 at 7 30 to fill enrollment cards and plan roller skating trips. The group set February 10 as the skating date and heard talks on fire safety and extinguisher use by Cecil Cooper. Refreshments were served by Mrs Wilson and Greg.

Franklin Farmers Greg Wilsons Happy Helpers Club Greg Wilson Cecil Cooper

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