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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1977
Page
3
Moravia residents are encouraged to read the Union for all local community activities. The notice calls attention to upcoming meetings events and gatherings organized by local groups and civic bodies.
The menu lists meals for Monday March 7 featuring hamburger casserole with vegetables salad and dessert. Wednesday March 9 offers roast pork brown gravy mashed potatoes vegetables salad and dessert. The third line notes March 11 as cook's choice.
Classified notice lists square bales of alfalfa hay oat and wheat straw for sale by James Willson with contact phone 724-3595. Date August 2 is shown.
The Moravia Jaycees announce a dinner meeting March 10 at 7 p.m. at Lake Rathbun Marina. All Jaycees and guests are invited, with dinner priced at 2.50. A film on the Last Pony Mine in Apparnoose County will follow. Contact John Moore for reservations.
Taylor Aid plans a regular meeting with Vickie Mibalovich on March 4 a Friday. Attendees are asked to bring string or yarn to make macrame hangings.
Moravia SCA met Monday night at the grade school. Vickie Mihalovich asked members to turn in Post box tops next Monday. The executive committee will run the eating stand and requests hamburger or Koolaid donations. The third grade won a $5 award and traveling trophy for parental attendance. Clyde Holbrook and Don Jens of SIEDA spoke on identifying and helping students with alcoholic problems. Refreshments were served by committee members.
Troop 995 and 905 met March 1 at Linda Witts house with two leaders and seven brownies. They discussed assignments, some completed macrame and cup projects, and Jeannie brought cookies. Reporter Jeannie attended.
The Moravia United Methodist Parish lists pastors Bob and Jo Hoover with Grace and Salem churches. Services are Grace worship 9:00 a.m. Salem 11:00 a.m. Sunday school 10:00 a.m. Salem. Events include Salem young couples meeting Sunday 7:00 p.m. at the parsonage. Mon 7 Adult Choir Practice 7:00 p.m. Grace. Wed 9 Men’s Breakfast 6:30 a.m. at Salem Bible Study 7:00 p.m. Grace. Thurs 10 Jr. Choir Practice 3:45 p.m. Grace.
The Progressive Club met Tuesday with Verna McDonough as the guest. Bridge prizes went to Lucile Carter and Genevieve Morgan. Granddaughter Melissa celebrated her first birthday with Alan Dooley family in Albion. Various visits occurred at the Dooleys, Jay Taylor home in Sigourney, and Neil Penfield’s residence. Max McCoy began tests and treatment at Monroe County Hospital. A Cow-Calf Conference attendance marked by Ronald Janes on Saturday at Ottuwawa Coliseum. Numerous neighbors and friends visited Marshall Perry’s home and dropped by Neil Penfield’s.
Seconium United Methodist Church invites L B Deedrick and Pastor Donald Whitehead to a Sept 9 service at 9 30 a m with a study from First Corinthians. Sunday School at 10 60 a m Youth Fellowship at 6 30 p m Adult Bible Class at 7 p m and Children’s Service. Don’t let the devil fool you into small sins.
The menu lists daily hot lunches from Monday March 7 to Friday March 11. Beef burgers with mustard and toppings, Spanish rice, wiener winks, hash, macaroni and cheese, plus sides like corn, salad, carrots, beans, tomatoes, bread, and desserts. Milk is served each day.
Dorothy Calhoun and Stella Argo visited Marie Van Weelden at Albia hospital and at the Lloyd Johnson home on Tuesday afternoon. Mildred O visited Clara Brown on Wednesday afternoon. Clarence Hiner and Dorothy Calhoun visited Amy Hiner at the ...
A sequence of Sunday and weekday visits features Clara Brown and Maude Whitehead, and many Ottumwa area residents visiting relatives and friends in Bloomfield Chariton Albia Des Moines and Centerville. Attendees include the Argo family Rinehart Brown and Dicks clans with multiple dinners and pork producers supper notes.
The Board of Supervisors invites bids for a 500000.00 policy covering a three story stone building used as the Elk Center Courthouse. Bids due to the County Auditor by March 11 1977 at 000 a.m. Bids opened then. The board reserves the right to reject all bids.
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