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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1963
Page
3
Ed Haver in Moravia Route 2 seeks information on a tan and white hound lost in the northwest area near Moravia. If found or to report the hound dead or alive contact Ed Haver for details.
The Ap panoose county council of churches announces its annual meeting on January 31 1963 at First Baptist Centers ville at 7 30 p m. Bob Warren will speak on youth concerns. Officers to be elected. United Youth meeting at Centerville Methodist on February 4 1963. Leadership training dates set at First Baptist Centerville with Martha Jane Frary as special leader. Registration $1 25. Courses span six nights across three sessions including youth work church school Old Testament and church history topics.
The Chariton River Missionary Society met with Janice Moore on Tuesday January 8 for a Bible study focused on love and aging. Guest Vera Moore attended as the roll call featured verses about parents. The group decided to hold winter meetings at homes and refreshments were served.
Joe Hammond of Seymour will join the Grain Marketing Clinic in Chicago from January 29 to 31, becoming the fourth Appanoose county 4-Her to attend the event. He earned his trip for broad 4-H activities plus crops judging, with a 1961 State Fair crops placing in third. Other county youths and past attendees include Don West Moravia and Ronald and Donald Hampton. Joe will learn grain grading and exchange procedures and report back to local clubs.
Your TB association expresses deep gratitude for your time effort and support in the fight against TB and other respiratory diseases. Warm thanks from the TB Association for your generous help and commitment to public health.
The Moravia Christmas Seal campaign reports $98.50 collected, $44.50 below last year. Donations can be left at First National Bank in Centerville or given to Mrs. LaVern Smith to forward, as she chairs the effort.
Ellsworth families hosted and visited relatives through a weekend of dinners and gatherings. J T VanDorin funeral attended. Tucson trip planned for John L Johnson son John Williams Johnson and daughter after visiting Rev Elton D Coleman studied at Simpson College. Iowa Methodist Pastor School January 28 to 31. emergency contact number provided. Duane Coffin and family also noted.
The Christian Women's Fellowship met Thursday afternoon at the home of president Mrs Maude Coltrain. The lesson on Hong Kong was introduced by Coltrain and Mia led the Tesson study Work in Hong Kong. Birdie Main directed the program with Mrs Marshall Perry as worship leader and gave an East Asia Rim article.
The Shanghai club met January 16 at Amy Hiner’s home for a coop dinner. Members present included Wayne Dor is Carol Christy Ronald Marilyn Rusty irkeland Lorraine Sheila Rinehart Hazel Rinehart Addie Sheldon Iole Christy Delbert Dorothy Calhoun Amy John Clarence Floyd Hiner Doris N Patty and Paul Christy. Activities included embroidery sewing carpet rags and binding a quilt. Nancy Hawk received a mystery birthday present and Addie Sheldon won the guess what. The regular club party was postponed due to illness and cold weather. a “get well” card was sent to Rosa Beaty and Pearle Free. The next meeting will be with Marilyn Kirkland on January 30.
The Taylor ettes 4-H club held a regular meeting at Minnie Aan Condra's home with eight members answering roll call My Favorite Dish. Seven visitors attended. Treasurership passed to Pat Judge after reviewing a $49.20 premium check from the fair. A Christmas party planned, committees named, material for cooking distributed, refreshments by Mia Condra and Minnie Ann.
The Women’s Society of Christian Service met at Grace Methodist Church with a 1:18 dessert luncheon provided by Mrs. Norman Ward, Mrs. John Veach, and Mrs. George Railing. Mrs. Clarence Johnson reviewed a chapter from the study book and Mrs. Veach led worship while Mrs. Lee Hiatt taught the lesson on New Frontiers in Home Missions.
Appanoose County documents detail labor payments to numerous individuals including Art Davia Andrew Osair John Hartley and Fred Varese, plus a long list of payrolls and taxes. The report also covers budget items, bonds approved, public notices and appointments for county officials and the medical examiner.
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