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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1965
Page
3
Early maturing inoculated seed beans Ford Shelby Hawkeye available from Goode Seed & Feed Co Inc in Albia. Phone 932-5450 for collect option. 24-2
The Shanghai club gathered at Hazel Rinehart's home on June 9 for a regular meeting with a co op dinner for members including Floyd and Laura Laird, Iole and Aubrey Christy, Glen and Bertha Overturf and others. They sewed rag tags, Doris N. Christy won a guessing game, and $9.96 was collected on calendars. Next meeting with Addie Sheldon is July 21, and a club picnic is planned for July 11 at Albia Park. The June 11 party saw most families present with gifts for those moving.
Mr and Mrs Billy Davis and their daughter from Gering Nebraska spent the weekend with Mrs Gail Burton. They visited the James Rhee family at St Charles Missouri from Wednesday to Saturday and departed Monday for home.
The Happy Helpers 4H group met at Linda Wheelheads and pledged to the flag. Minutes read and roll called. A bake sale was planned for Centerville on June 30 with posters to be placed in Centerville and Moravia. Marcia Thompson spoke on Why Grain-Ling is Important and Nancy Crabtree demonstrated Your Sewing Tools and How to Use Them. Refreshments were served by Linda and her mother. Reporter Donna Hawk.
McAnlley Roll Call completed with all 10 members present. Old and new business were discussed. A July bake sale is planned led by Loriie McAnlley for the 4-H pledge. Mary Van Dorin demonstrated band making and Cathy Faber showed skirt gathering. Janice Grinstead gave a talk. Free money promo for garage attic cleanouts via Union Want Ads.
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