Moravia Rainbow for Girls Car Wash Planned
The Moravia Rainbow for Girls will hold a car wash on Saturday June 19 from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the park’s south side.
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1971
Page
3
The Moravia Rainbow for Girls will hold a car wash on Saturday June 19 from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the park’s south side.
La Say a La Say Feetiam United Methodist Rev L 8 Deedrick Pastor Donald Whitehead Supt worship at 9 30 Church School 10 30 WSCS at church 1 30 Thursday June 24 Church of Nazarene Rev E J Strong Pastor Larry Smith Sunday School 10 Worship 11 NYPS 7 00 7 45 Evangelistic sermon 7 30 Wednesday prayer meeting Moravia United Methodist Parish Rev Thomas W Weedin Pastor Summer schedule Grace Salem 7 30 pm parish events Father Daughter banquet $2 per father $1 per daughter Salem evening service 7 30 Monday pastor at Golden Valley Camp Lockridge Iowa Bible Study Genesis 7 30 pm at Salem parish
Salem United Methodist Church lists Saturday events at Grace church including a Father Daughter banquet with tickets two dollars for dads one dollar for daughters. Sunday schedule features Grace service church school and worship. Monday pastor attends Golden Valley Camp. parish prayer meeting and Bible study held Wednesday at 7 30 p m.
Virgil Dooley to lead at 1:30 p.m. Thursday WSCS meets at Mrs. Goldie Hiatt home with Mrs. Frances Burton teaching. Saturday's 7:00 p.m. Father Daughter banquet at the church. Wednesday 7:30 p.m. prayer meeting and Bible study at Salem.
In loving memory of Max Whicker husband father son and brother who passed away two years ago on June 19. Gone but not forgotten. We miss you from Betty Beth Wayne John and families Mr. and Mrs. W O Whicker Mr. and Mrs. Orman Whicker and family Mr. and Mrs. Carl Corbett.
Local residents visit and travel across the Midwest and West. Irvin Faber attends Mid Central U T C meeting in Kansas City and plans to attend executive committee meetings in Washington and a council in Los Angeles next year. Families from Cedar Rapids and Des Moines visit Colorado relatives and attend a memorial service in Nevada.
The Longmont family is visiting Moravia while Mrs. Sadie Railing is hospitalized in Albia after falling ill at home. Mrs. M. K. Blackman was taken to Bloomfield hospital on June 10 and remains in intensive care with oxygen, showing some improvement. Her son Kenneth Blackman returned home Wednesday while Don Blackman stays with his mother. Mrs. F. E. Wheeler remains a patient at Monroe county hospital in Albia.
The 44th Turner reunion gathered 44 members and one guest on Sunday June 13 at the 4-H building north of Albia. Ralph Turner gave grace before a noon meal. Charles Turner was reelected president and Mary Gillaspie secretary treasurer. 1972 committees were named as grounds Bob Turner Edward McCord table Emily Thompson Truss Turner Edith Brummel. Afternoon visiting and photo viewing followed. Births include Michael Allen Kaestner Donald James Kaestner William George Borger Kathryn Lynn Borger. Marriages listed Carla Swinscoe Dennis Scott John Borger Nancy Anderson Virgil Turner Marilyn Maurer. Deaths reported Mrs Vern Turner Donald James Kaestner. Members present include Grace Walker Leola Freed Emily Thompson Constance Thompson Fern Callen Ralph Turner Paul Turner Edward McCord Edith Brummel Vern Turner Kay Keith McCord Fred Haller Ray Coughlin Gene McClure Larry Lonnie Mark Mike Bobby Turner Russell Boles Blanche Turner Cloyd Turner Lowell Turner Orville McCord Billie Borger Sam James Thorton. One guest Marc Slingworth.
The Franklin Farmers 4-H May meeting at Terry Parker’s home covered painting and finishing. Bobby Whitehead discussed finishing furniture and ladder safety while Terry Parker spoke on brush selection and care. The group planned cemetery cleanup at Salem and Iconomium on May 22 from 9 am to 4 pm with sack lunches and refreshments.
All 4H and F.F.A. members are invited to meet Monday June 21 at 7 30 p m in the Monroe County Extension Office. John Whipple and Ken Haddock will coach the group with top performers set to represent Monroe County 4H and the Albia F.F.A. Chapter at the 1971 Iowa State Fair.
Appanoosa County Board of Supervisors holds a public hearing at 7 20 P M July 1 1871 in the county courthouse Walnut Township land owned by Mary Z Hiatt is proposed to move from agricultural to commercial use. The parcel is NW of the NE quarter in section 34 T01N RSW describing a deeded boundary. ARTHUR M. STREEPY Chairman.
Proceedings list financial entries including civil defense fund, Centerville National Bank with 5.40, tax and state laws, employment security and retirement system payments, Coast to Coast Stores stocking front supplies, Centerville Truck & Implement Co mower repairs, water utility items, welding and labor costs, and various individuals with small feed seed and utility charges.
The fragment lists various items and costs including garage supplies from Rex'a Garage and Western Auto, grocery repairs, a secondary road fund charge, equipment purchases and repairs from All Wheel Drive Co and Carrier's, mileage for H. Robert Cairne, lumber and supplies from Gaylor Lumber Co, and multiple local shop charges. Names include Centerville Auto Supply, Centerville Body Shop, Centerville National Bank, and Farm & Home Supply, referencing a broad set of maintenance, repair, and service expenses.
Jerry Hayden is listed at a trailer court in Moravia Iowa. The brief item records a residence or location detail tied to an individual in this small town entry. The text provides no additional context or actions.
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