Spencer Barber Shop Hours Adjusted This Week
The Spencer barber shop opens daily from 8 a.m. to 5 30 p m with Wednesday night hours extended to 9 p m and an early Saturday close at 1 00 p m.
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1975
Page
2
The Spencer barber shop opens daily from 8 a.m. to 5 30 p m with Wednesday night hours extended to 9 p m and an early Saturday close at 1 00 p m.
Short classifieds note seeking general hauling by Mike Bruntmyer with contact number 724-3711 or 9829 4-tf and cheap tomato and cabbage plants offered by Mrs. Lola Kelley Unionville 452-6494 plus a visiting invitation for Virgil Espys relatives and friends to Moravia Park after 2:00 p.m. Sunday July 6.
The Union Farmerettes met at Hulis for breakfast and a report on prices by Melinda Hull. Ten members one visitor and one leader attended. New business was a July 3 achievement show with a silent auction at 10 o'clock inviting all.
The item lists visits and events in Moravia Iowa and nearby towns. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jones bring George Firkins from Denver to spend the summer. Weekend guests include Dr. and Mrs. Elmer Post and Nancy Jane, and several other relatives and visitors attended a wedding reception for Gerald Ware in Centerville. Jesse Ballanger broke his collarbone in a bicycle accident while visiting Centerville. Max McDonough and family attended Gamble’s Market in Minneapolis and a lake trip, with multiple relatives mentioned at Des Moines, Norway, and Albia. Mrs Myna Williams returned after foot surgery in Albia. Justin Ballanger visited with his grandmother in Des Moines while his mother was away. Dr. and Mrs. James Main of Kansas City attended a visit with Doris Main and purchased a Hereford herd site at Wiese Cattle Ranch. Janice McBride and Trevis and Deloris Baillanger attended a Tupperware party near Udell.
George W. Hammond 70 of 718 East Finley Ave Ottumwa died June 21 1975 at Ottumwa Hospital after a lingering illness Born September 25 1904 in Monroe County he was a former Iconium resident living in Ottumwa 22 years Retired Morrell employee He married Mabel Murphy January 19 1929 Survived by wife two daughters Mrs Dorman Irwin Mélrose and Mrs Gerald Rinehart Moravia one son Lawrence Ottumwa eight grandchildren one great grandson five sisters and one brother Pallbearers named Burial in Memorial Lawn Cemetery Ottumwa A memorial fund established for Cancer Fund or a new city ambulance at Ottumwa.
Tops No 872 met Monday evening at Grace Methodist Church with nine members present. Roll call noted a 5 pound gain and 13 pound loss. Wanda led in Elaine's absence. New member Vickey Tisue welcomed. Waneeta served as princess. she gave the program after Pat moved to adjourn.
Proceedings record the Apponoote County Board of Wisora meeting June 2 1975 at 8 00 A M with present Doyle N gi an mars absent none, May 29 1975 minutes read and approved. Transactions list purchases and expenses from Boone Blank Block Company Castwa 1 salary auto supply Pensylvania Centreville etc. items include car expenses state retirement rent repairs clothing and various small payments totaling multiple entries.
A fragmented local ledger lists Craver Lumber and Edward Don & Company among suppliers for farm and home needs, clothing, seeds, feed, and provisions. It also records payrolls, taxes, medicals, and misc. services to various individuals and public entities, with several small purchases and withholdings and a few misspelled names.
A fragmented OCR snippet lists names such as Beverly I Laurson and Ralph C Wood with salary lines and various payroll items including withholdings, mileage, postage, and electrical charges. It references Centerville National Bank and Munipical Weiter Co and mentions the State of Iowa context.
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