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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1963
Page
1
A note from the H. W. Stocker descendants states a five dollar donation for Moravia park shelter upkeep paid to Harold Burton. The message expresses appreciation for Stocker reunions and urges civic responsibility after recent street cleaning revealed trash by drainage tubes.
Property owners are urged to clear drainage ditches and dispose of debris to prevent clogged tubes and street damage. Recent heavy rain spurs corn growth with forecasts of two more inches, promising a bumper crop and better fall pastures and hay. Community notices share birthday greetings, visits, and festival preparations amid local residents and families.
Mrs Edna Wilkinson Leonard 79 died at home after a heart attack. Survived by son Justin Leonard of East Lansing Michigan and companion I J Leonard. Funeral Wednesday at Miller Wehrle's with Rev Lobb of Mt Aarat church officiating. Burial at Mt Aarat. Dinner guests at Mrs Josie Stuckey's included Mr and Mrs Paul Stark and families from Des Moines Oklahoma City and Jackson Mississippi.
The 32nd Brompton school reunion gathered at Mrs. Odile Clark's home on Sunday July 7. Mrs. Albert Tubaugh opened with prayer before the noon cooperative dinner. Afterward Mrs. J. T. Van Dorin presided as president with re elected officers Mrs. Van Dorin Mrs. M. E. Boardman and Mrs. Lula R. Tillmont. A letter from Eunice Wilson Sutter of Ernfold Canada was read. The oldest member Mrs. Etta Schroeder was unable to attend due to illness.
A local gathering opened with guitar by Minta Callen Shoemaker and a group performance of The Little Red School House on the Hill. Participants and readers included Nelle Wilson Rousseau, Mabel Hawk, Maude Coltrain, and Odle Clark hostesses, with dinner attendees and afternoon visitors listed.
Classified notice for sale of white table paper described as A6 inch width, available by yard or by roll, offered through UNION Office.
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