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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1965
Page
4
Classified notices list hay square bales alfalfa and chard grass for sale outside and inside, 40 cents per bale, contact Ted Wilson or Wayne H Thompson with phone numbers. Also room and board availability at Jones Boarding Home, an old time square dance event in Blakesburg, and an encyclopedia set with other miscellaneous items for sale including furniture and tools.
Moravia girls basketball team and cheerleaders travel to Des Moines for the state girls basketball tournament as Diane Judge enters the state free throw contest. Coach Dick Armstrong and Diane’s sister Linda accompany her. Multiple visits and gatherings among Ottumwa and nearby families are noted, including relatives from Albia Centerville Muscatine and Des Moines.
Has Your Union Subscription Expired Check the date following the address name on your Union. If it has expired renew now three dollars per year in Appanoose or Monroe counties three fifty elsewhere. Ethel Van Dorin visited after church Sunday with Flora Jones. Sylvan Van Dorin having lunch and spending some nights with Ethel Van Dorin. Mrs. Emma Hayward returned Sunday from the Albia hospital to the home of her daughter, Mrs. Art Fox, Dr. and Mrs. Ray Avera. Sally and Donald Wayne are visiting relatives this week and attending a dog show at Detroit Michigan. They plan to return Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Benz left Tuesday morning on a two weeks vacation trip through Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd McFall of Centerville were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. 8. Faber. In the afternoon they called on the Russell Hindmans of Albia Rt. Mrs. Hindman hasn't been feeling well. Mrs. Bertha Broshar returned to her home Monday after spending the winter with the Jack Broshars at Atlanta Georgia and with relatives at Davenport Des Moines and Ottumwa. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Caster Leann and Greg spent Sunday afternoon with his mother, Mrs. Selma Caster. Callers Tuesday afternoon at the Caster home were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Caster of Grand Junction Colorado. Mrs. W. E. Brown left Sunday evening by train for her home in Atchison Kansas. She has been visiting here since October with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Guthrey and John Jr. Lowell Van Dorin, James and Roy called on Ethel Van Dorin Saturday afternoon.
The Shanghai Club met with Nancy Hawk on March 2 for a regular meeting. Members and visitors attended a co op dinner including Glen and Bertha Qverturi Floyd i and Amy Hiner Iole Christy Har lel Rinehart Lorraine and Sheila Rinehart Doris N. and Paul Christy Elbert and Rhoda Holman Keith Lorena and Dee W Lain Jerry Carin and Sherry Skipper Doris and Carol Christy Laura Laird Anna Landgrebe and a illness related return home. Work for the day was picking jun fruit meats. Carin Skipper won the guess what. Next meeting set for March 17 with Amy Hiner and club party March 12. Refreshments included chili pie and sandwiches.
The Union Farm erettes met at Alice Alden home on February 25 with Patty Rodgers presiding. Eleven members answered roll call on color in wardrobes. Discussions covered wardrobe inventory and reporter stamps, followed by several member talks on personal cleanliness sweater buying guides and clothes notes.
Reporter Nancy Leffler covers Sandy Harrington presenting a demonstration on hanging garments at a self service dry cleaning venue. The event illustrated practical steps for proper garment care and storage.
Mrs Earl Swift and family figures in neighborhood social notes with visits to Ottumwa Monroe and Calhoun homes. Attendees include Emmett Monte Derby Larry Derby and guests at Delbert Calhoun home. FFA district convention attendance noted in Monroe Iowa.
A community wide appeal from Norris G. Olney er of the Iowa Schools Organization urges residents to consider the impact of school size and consolidation. It questions enrollment thresholds, community cohesion, democratic control, and the effects of forced reorganization on children, transport, and home environments.
A public notice urges Iowa residents to consider school reorganization to curb delinquency and dropout rates. It promotes joining Iowa School Organization Inc, volunteering, and donating with dues for individuals and school boards, listing contact details and a president in Marathon, Iowa.
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