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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1972
Page
2
Wanted wool ad appears with contact Arthur Andrews of Moravia at 724-3602. Garden Club Flower Show set for June 14 from 2 to 5 p.m. Tickets 50 cents, available from members or at the door of participating homes, with tea included.
Moravia community reports a sharp rise in state sales taxes paid for the quarter ending June 1971. The gross sales totaled 971,604, up from 559,963 in late 1970 and 284,347 in early 1971, with district figures listed for Moravia Moulton Seymour and Eddyville.
Mr and Mrs Baird Neff of Rockford Ill spent from Friday until Monday at the Kenneth Free home They attended the funeral of their aunt Anna Lockman Friday afternoon Mr and Mrs Kenneth Free and Mr and Mrs Baird Neff spent Sunday at the Ervin Lincox home at Ottumwa Genevie Kalving and Bessie Donovan attended the wedding of Pamila Majors and Ivan McCombs at the Christian church in Albia Sunday afternoon
At Moravia community center on May 10 the Monroe Busy Maidens 4 H club served spaghetti and French bread with relishes and drinks prepared by named members. Wanda McFarland led the meeting, 13 members answered roll call, discussed junior and senior camps, then washed dishes and heard educational talks on The Danger Zone Tuna Salad Submarines Cherry Cobbler and safety precautions when cooking.
Mrs. Iva Lee Marvin and Mrs. Ada McDonough of Leon visited the Johnson and McDonough households on Thursday. Tina Marie Main spent Wednesday with Helma Tisue, and Mabel Main visited Helma Tisue on Saturday.
Mrs B F Whitehead and family visited in Chariton Tuesday. Mrs Wayne Christy and Carol and Mrs Don Whitehead attended a 4 H meeting in Albia Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Roy Argo visited Dick Brown Tuesday. Paul Dicks attended Moravia girls softball game Friday at Southeast War Ten. Lewis Rinehart visited Ray and George Rinehart Friday. Keith Mathow and family and Johnnie Laws visited Paul Dicks Saturday. Tracy and Stacy Rinehart spent Saturday with grandparents Ray and Mrs Rinehart.
Mr and Mrs Larry Whitehead and Doug were Saturday supper guests at the B F Whitehead home. Mr and Mrs Doug Messamaker and children spent Sunday with her parents in West Des Moines. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brown visited at the Russell Brown home Sunday evening. Franklin and David Rinehart were Sunday dinner guests at the Ray Rinehart home. Mr and Mrs Truxton Dicks visited at the Ed Navin home Sunday evening. Scott Messamaker of Maryville Missouri is visiting this week at the home of his uncle Ray Messamaker.
Dorothy Hiatt Brenda and Paul visited Monday afternoon at Ernest Hiatt s. Brenda stayed until Thursday. Elmer Pennington from Des Moines came Friday to the Boblenz home and visited Roscoe Pennington. Pamela and Sheila McDanel visited Tuesday through Thursday at the Hiatts then went to Thelma McDanels. Mr and Mrs Herb Boblenz spent Sunday evening with the Gary Belzer family. Doris Boblenz attended a 4 H meeting Friday afternoon. Glad to report Tonia Ballanger is.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael McDanel and baby Christopher came Thursday to spend a week at the Ernest Hiatt home also visiting with Thelma McDanel Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hendran and girls of Ottumwa called on Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hiatt Sunday evening.
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