Cherity Editors Publishers In Local News
C. R. Cherity and H. K. Cherity serve as editors publishers overseeing editorial operations. The local publishing house includes leadership guiding weekly issues and community notices.
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1965
Page
1
C. R. Cherity and H. K. Cherity serve as editors publishers overseeing editorial operations. The local publishing house includes leadership guiding weekly issues and community notices.
Raga Ramblin notes Moravia's roads were empty this week as sun dries rain soaked fields. Farmers face choices grinding the pace between cultivating corn finishing plowing planting beans and cutting hay. Some wager on horse racing in Reno or Las Vegas while others feed cattle.
A Rotary bulletin excerpt critiques youth crime and parental influence while a Centerville wedding misadventure unfolds. Photographers decline a couple’s request amid mistaken expectations, leading to two weddings at Centerville Baptist Church.
Rev. Hugh Sawyers notes the building’s conversion into church and Sunday School rooms with improved parking facilities. He mentions the central city square being a half-block away and ample Sunday parking, plus the installation of a new air conditioner.
Taylor Aid held a regular meeting on June 4 with a cooperative dinner for many local residents including Nelson Ballinger Jackie Janice Jerold Jessie Stella Bogart Loyd Carter Harsh Ron ron Jim Her ron Mary Meadows Theo Miller Jerry Pettibone Peggy David Virginia Pettibone Cecil Lehrodt Jay Wilson Alan Linda Marsha Richard Long Hubert Harsh Renee Mihalovich Vic Mihalovich Lucile Carter Virginia Pettibone Joan Pettibone gifts were given to Virginia Fettibone and Joan Pettibone from secret pals. Afternoon games followed and next meeting is with Helen Wilson on July 2.
The Union Farmerettes held their regular meeting June 10 at Carla and Claudia Miller’s home. Sixteen members and one leader attended with visitors. Committees for the 4 H Achievement show were appointed and talks covered fabric care, storage of clothes, brushing hair, and sewing techniques.
Reader notes mention tucks and gathers in garment details by Mit Hawk and Candy Morrison of Making a skirt. The piece references Nancy Leffler reporting, and lists TABLE PAPER for basquet and dinner tables from Moravia Union.
The notice instructs union members to check the date after the address name on their card. It states expired subscriptions should be renewed at $1 per year in Appanoose and nearby counties, $3.50 per year elsewhere.
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