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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1971

Page

3

ETC Club Meeting at Mrs. Lee Hiatt's Home

Mrs. Lee Hiatt hosted an ETC club gathering on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Clifford Paxston presided, roll call praised “A good neighbor deed,” and rook games at three tables saw Mrs. Leonard Palmer and Mrs. John Guthrey win prizes while Mrs. Loyd Carter took the door prize. Refreshments included angel food cake with strawberries and ice cream, mints and coffee, with Mrs. Bette Van Dorin as guest.

Lee Hiatt ETC Club Clifford Paxston Rook Leonard Palmer John Guthrey Loyd Carter Bette van Dorin

Increase In Postal Rates May Be Effective In May

The U S Postal Service proposed rate increases could lift annual receipts by over 2.1 billion dollars affecting virtually all mail classes except zone rated parcel post. Changes include 8 cent letter mail, 11 cent airmail letters, and higher third class per piece and per pound rates with staged phasing over years.

U.S. Postal Service Parcel Post Congress U.S

Clover Leaf Club Meets at Moore Home

The Clover Leaf club held its February meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Moore. A delicious co op dinner was served at noon. Due to illness and travel, nine ladies and four men attended. Mrs. Mabel Moore won a guessing game. The afternoon featured visiting and handwork. Next meeting planned with Mrs. Helen McAninch on March 17.

Clover Leaf Club Moore Elbert Moore Mabel Moore Helen McAninch

Moravia Rebekah Lodge Meets with Plans for May Events

Moravia Rebekah lodge held a regular meeting led by Noble Grand Mrs Cecil Schrodt. A Milton Rebekah invitation to the Troy Convention March 15 was noted and Albia lodge May 12 convention assistance was approved with balloting at Albia and Centerville May 13. An egg roast April 12 at 6 30 pm will honor 25 year members. Traveling emblem to Centerville planned for April.

Rebekahs Albia Rebekah Lodge Moravia Rebekah Lodge Cecil Schrodt Frank Wilson Milton Rebekah Troy Albia Lodge Albia Centerville Louemma Palmer

Douglas Duz It Club Meets At Dooley Home

The Douglas Duz It club gathered at Mrs. Virgil Dooley s home on Tuesday March 9 to hold a regular business meeting and discuss a spring trip. Scholarships and friendship pennies were collected while Mrs Kenneth Daniels presented slides on spring flowers and planting ideas. Light refreshments followed. Attendees included Mrs Everett Stickler Mrs Trenton McFall Mrs Doyle Hampton Mrs Wendell Phillips Mrs Milo Walker Mrs Frank Heckman Mrs Keith Phillips Mrs Fay Porter Mrs Ciell McDanel and Mrs Kenneth Daniels. The April meeting will be at Mrs Doyle Hampton s home.

Douglas Duz Virgil Dooley Kenneth Daniels Everett Stickler Trenton McFall Doyle Hampton Wendell Phillips Milo Walker Frank Heckman Keith Phillips Fay Porter Ciell McDanel

Local Iowa News Notes and Health Visits

Mrs Bert Rinehart of Albia and sons Gerald and George attended the funeral of Mrs Jessie Gillaspie in Wheatland Wyoming on Saturday March 6. Farm Bureau ladies attending a Des Moines meeting March 3 included Mrs Don Whitehead Mrs Virgil Dooley Mrs Wendell Murdy Mrs Harold Mason Mrs Frank Wilson and Mrs James Wilson. Francis Kincade remains a patient at Iowa Methodist Hospital in Des Moines undergoing medical treatment. Mrs Leonard Hall and Betty visited Iowa City Monday where Betty had ear surgery Tuesday at University Hospital. Nyle Cox entered St Joseph Hospital in Centerville Sunday night for x rays and medical treatment. Roxan Underwood is a medical patient at St Joseph Hospital, having entered Tuesday morning. Mr and Mrs Harvey Hayes returned Monday from Key Largo Florida where they spent the past two and a half months.

Bert Rinehart Albia Gerald George Wheatland Wyo Jessie Gillaspie Farm Bureau Des Moines Don Whitehead Virgil Dooley Wendell Murdy Harold Mason Frank Wilson James Wilson Francis Kincade Iowa Methodist Hospital Leonard Hall Betty Iowa City University Hospital Nyle Cox St. Joseph Hospital Centerville Roxan Underwood Harvey Hayes Key Largo Fla

Taylor Aid Meeting Notes With Cooperative Dinner

Taylor Aid gathered Friday March 5 with Winifred Schrodt for a regular meeting. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Guy Argo, Mr and Mrs Earl Boyer, Mr and Mrs Ivan Harsh, Mary Meadows and guest Berniece Farley, Virginia Pettibone, Mr and Mrs Ralph Spencer, Mr and Mrs Jay Wilson, Vic Mihalovich, Mary Hiatt and Chad. Lois Wilson chaired. Gladys Harsh read minutes, roll called by, donation to March of Dimes two dollars. Members selected nut meats for the hostess. Secret pal gifts went to Vic Mihalovich Alberta Spencer Barbara Sievers and Mary Herron. Dorothy Boyer won the door prize. Next meeting set with Barbara Sievers on Friday April 2.

Taylor Aid Winifred Schrodt Guy Argo Earl Boyer Ivan Harsh Mary Meadows Berniece Farley Virginia Pettibone Ralph Spencer Jay Wilson Vic Mihalovich Mary Hiatt Chad Lois Wilson Gladys Harsh March of Dimes Alberta Spencer Barbara Sievers Mary Herron Dorothy Boyer

Watershed Meeting At Centerville March 19

The Appanoose County Watershed Association holds its annual meeting Friday evening March 19 at 6 30 p.m. in Centerville Agricultural Building meeting rooms. Representatives from 20 watersheds will attend for chili supper and progress reports with Leland Davis to discuss the Moulton watershed.

Centerville Mar Appanouse County Ronald Turk

Fish Stocking Program Details For Iowa Ponds

Fish for stocking farm ponds are available from the U S Fish and Wildlife Service through the Soil Conservation Service. Bass and channel catfish may be stocked under restrictions. Applications must be filed with the Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife by April 1. Orders must be placed by March 26 1971. Stocking rates are 200 bass and 100 catfish per acre.

U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service Soil Conservation Service William E. Stark Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife Soil Conservation District Iowa State Conservation Commission Soil Conservation District Office Agriculture Building 12Th Washington Centerville Iowa Fairport National Fish Hatchery Muscatine

farmers urged to notify local office on delivery schedule

Farmers are instructed to inform the local office if they cannot meet the stated delivery hour. The notice emphasizes prompt communication to adjust the schedule and ensure smooth distribution.

Band Boosters Meet at High School March 3

Band boosters held a meeting at the high school on March 3 with President Mildred Kelley presiding. Grace Whitehead read the minutes and presented the treasurer's report. Reports on band uniforms were given by Mrs Irelan and Mr Cornelius. A soup and sandwich supper was approved to fund new uniforms. A music banquet is set for April 20.

N.W.M.S N.W.M.S. of the Nazarene Church Natalie Woodward Keith Gladfelder Frank Woodward Mildred Kelley Grace Whitehead Irelan Cornelius

Precinct Caucuses Call Issued by County Democratic Chair

Howard Evans, chair of the County Democratic Central Committee, calls Precinct Caucuses for March 15 1971 at 8 00 PM. Delegates will discuss national state and local issues and forward resolutions to the county committee. Seventeen year olds and shove will be welcomed to participate in every facet of the caucuses including the right to vote at listed locations across numerous townships.

Howard Evans Democratic Central Committee County Central Committee Evans

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