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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1968
Page
2
The article notes Moravia's baseball diamond fully lit with active youngsters during summer and invites all ages to visit for enjoyable evenings. It briefly mentions union coverage of Washington DC poor peoples activities and editorial notes but lacks a clear cohesive main event.
A Moravia community letter condemns class hatred and calls for harmony after a radio interview criticizes work ethic and a Kennedy shooting. The writers defend individual rights, decry violence, and urge measures to improve class harmony while reflecting on wealth disparities and the Lake of the Ozarks weekend.
Degree staff pressed ahead with Albia Lodge initiations Monday evening. New candidates named include Mrs. Leonard Palmer Mrs. Paul Cridlebaugh Mrs. Frank Wilson Mrs. Harold Hudgens and several others with additional attendees from the local lodge and visiting Moravia and Torrington participants joining in.
Mrs Nancy Klampe writes about Enon and notes Dallas Faber is a patient at Monroe County Hospital Albia after Thursday morning admission. Visitors include Harold Loch Marlene David and Sondra of Omaha and LaMoine Yates family of Ottumwa at local homes for dinner.
A long list of Memorial Day visitors and family gatherings fills the Ottumwa region. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Mervin McDanel and family, Fay Paxston and Ellis Paxston, Carole Jean Paxston of Des Moines, and many others from Albia Centerville Centerville and nearby towns. Attendees share meals, calls, and social visits at multiple homes across the weekend.
Sunday School attendance reached fifty one at Chariton River Baptist. Vacation Bible School starts Monday with Elma Davison and Janice Moore as teachers, 22 children enrolled, classes 9 to 3 for one week. Several local families visited, hosted meals, or attended events at Ottumwa Centerville and Davenport. Sympathy sent to Mrs. Sarah Wray of Davenport. memorial day visits noted for Bob Davison home and other residents.
Juanita Hutson of Vidalia Louisiana left behind four sons Lee Davenport Harry Melrose Tyler in Chicago I Eugen e Seymour 29 grandchildren 29 great grandchildren a sister Mrs Minnie Bettis San Diego California and a brother Bill Cunningham Salt Lake City Utah
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