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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1964
Page
5
Local notices detail the VanDorin reunion at Oakland with attendees Mrs Hettie VanDorin and Mrs Roy, and several relatives from Ottumwa Moravia Davenport and Centerville. It also lists weekend visits, hospital x rays for Michael Kolin, a promotion to Private First Class, and a memorial gathering for U S Hiatt with a Moravia park picnic supper by his children and grandchildren.
Local observers list attendees at a Friday evening gathering in a park near California with many residents including Mr and Mrs Henderson Mr and Mrs Broshar and family members Ted Brosiar Bill Donovan and John Broshar. The event involved Virgil Broshar and others from Kansas and Ottiers.
The Woman's Society of World Service held their July meeting Friday at the Evangelical United Brethren church with Mrs Ivan Shelquist leader. Mrs BG Hawk presided at the opening service with Mrs Zell Callen delivering devotions. The lesson covered witnessing and visitation, with Miss Mabel Coulson in charge of the offering.
Mrs. Zenith Hiatt returned home after visiting her brother and wife in Greenville Illinois. She attended a 1902 03 schoolmates reunion that drew former residents from ten states for an all day fair with cameras, family group photos, and a parade at seven o clock. One hundred eighty seven registered for the events described as a bit of Heaven on earth.
The Nazarene church monthly N F M S met Wednesday evening with Rene Frank Woodward leading devotions by Mrs Na Vern Smith. Leila Wildward led a study on The Task of Preparing Leaders and Mrs C G Weathers presented The Task of a Disciplined Life from Task For Today. An offering of 5 was taken for the Spanish broadcast fund. Benediction by Larry Woodward.
Richard Doud called the meeting to order as the county fair was discussed and the annual water function feed date set for August 10. Conservation officer Mark Uhlenhake visited with a hunting film. After the meeting, sheer and candy bars were provided by Ronnie Boyer.
Grace Whitehead judged the talent show where Barbara Coltrain won first in Junior vocal, Martha French led Intermediate piano, and Marjorie French topped Senior piano. In grooming, Jane Easter presided with Barbara Coltrain winning Junior, Ann McDonough Intermediate, and Minnie Ann Condra Senior.
Public notice states that filings with the district court clerk are required for allowance of an estate claim. If not filed within the months following the second publication, the claim is forever barred. Dated July 10, 1964, administrator and attorney listed.
Moravia Band Mothers gathered in the park on July 4 with vice-president Wanda Mindy opening the meeting. They planned an ice social for July 18 and formed committees. The main issue was hosting the Appanoose County Alfalfa Banquet at Novisthlin High School gym, and they voted to hold it there this year replacing the smorgasbord idea.
Mr and Mrs George Klobuah hosted Thursday evening with the Pickrells. Dean Ammons returns from Denver for a visit with his parents. Lloyd Ammons family welcomed visitors including Claude Rogers and Fred Ammons. Allen Ammons helps with chores while Lee Rogers vacations in Colorado. Emmett and Monte Derby joined Larry Derbys on Saturday. Earl Swift and family visited the Pickrells on Sunday afternoon. James Calhoun Leon and Carol attended Elmer Kelloggs Thursday evening. Wayne Allen Homer Stewart and families met at Lloyd Ammons Sunday. Earl Swift visited the Duane Wilson home Thursday. Marion Allen spent Wednesday with Carl Calhoun. Ben Pickrell joined Lou Zimmermans Wednesday. Carol Calhoun spent Sunday with Constance Thompson.
At the Franklin Happy Helpers meeting led by vice president Marcia Thompson seven members attended. Minutes and treasurer reports were approved. The event will be July 27 at Iconium church with 1 30 PM judging. Committees were formed and entry numbers issued.
The Taylorettes 4-H club met July 7 at the Methodist church basement with eleven members and twenty visitors present. The meeting opened with the Pledge of Allegiance and new business was discussed.
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