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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1975
Page
3
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The regular Progressive Club met at Genevieve Morgan's home on Tuesday afternoon March 11 with Mrs. Andrew Mosley as guest. After a brief business session, bridge was played. Prizes went to Claribel and Eva. Saint Patrick salad cake and coffee were served at close of a pleasant afternoon.
Rev Dan Armstrong from Chatswood Australia will speak March 16 20 at Trinity United Methodist Church Albia as part of New World Mission a nationwide outreach during the year of Evangelism in Methodist churches Armstrong converted from alcoholism preached since 1961 and became superintendent minister Coffs Harbour 1967 He now travels as a full time evangelist with wife Sue who assists in women’s functions Trinity’s mission includes Lent study mornings proclaiming evenings and youth sessions public invited contact Lindley or Rev Brown for details
Taylor Aid met with Marie Padget for a March 7 regular meeting. Thirteen members attended as Alberta Spencer chaired and a cooperative dinner was held with many couples and individuals named. The club voted to travel to Des Moines on April 4 and the May meeting will be with Vic Mihalovich.
Mrs Helen Lov Burton presided at the Moravia Rebekah Lodge meeting. Albia Rebekah convention set for May 13. Memorial planned with Gladys Harsh and Ruth Wilson handling. Genevieve Morgan to prepare article for Schyler Colfax at next meeting. Easter Eye Roast planned for March 24. Fern Hudgens in charge of coffee and Louemma Palmer to supply eggs. 25 and 50 year pins to be ordered for five members. Trustees to hire a roof leak repair firm. Refreshments served during social hour by Helen Lou Burton.
The Nazarene World Missionary Society gathering themed Men for Missions featured Bill Woodward leading singing of Tell the Blessed Story and We ve a Story to Tell to the Nations, with Natalie Hiatt on piano and Frank Woodward reading Rise Up O Men of God. Marion Woodward gave Easter Offering devotions, Don Klampe and Keith Gladfelder collected the offering, Alice Woodward presented World Mission article, and Bob Hiatt read the Navajo Psalm 23 version. The session closed with prayer led by Mildred Gladfelder and Opal Longley, Patty Self teaching. Ingredients chili soup were prepared for the Swans, a missionary family from Ecuador, before dismissal by Norma Martin.
Attendance at Sunday School stood at 22 with two birthday offerings. Neighbors and relatives visited and hosted meals with the Shepherd, McDanel, West, and Hiatts families. Russell Shepherd and Merl Adams attended Essie Loofburrow’s funeral in Centerville. Lynn Lemley returned from a two month stay in Arizona and California visiting family.
The Chariton River Baptist Missionary Society held its March meeting in the church basement with Rev. Edythe Stirlen leading a pre Easter devotional. Members read scriptures from Matthew to John and sang seven cross theme songs while praying. Attendees included Mabel Moore, Jean Curtis, Isat Sulser, Janice Moore, Jamie and Elma Davison. a business session and yearbook preparations followed.
Albia Lincoln School sixth graders will go to Moravia after 9 00 am on Saturday March 15 to collect newspapers for recycling The paper drive will not be repeated by the school band Newspapers should be bundled tied or placed in paper sacks for easy handling catalogs and paper grocery sacks will also be collected Visible stacks from the street help collection efforts.
The Marr district court notes Esthar P. Kin is appointed administrator of the estate of William R. Elder deceased on March 7 1975. Creditors must file claims within six months of the second publication or be barred. The administrator and attorneys Milani and Mileni render official notice from Centerville Iowa March 13 and 20 1975.
Moravia Union announces new stock of receipt books with carbon copy available. The items suit small businesses needing duplicate records and receipts. Community merchants may purchase at the union store location.
Moravia OES met Tuesday evening with Mrs Bea French as worthy matron presiding Invitations to attend Bussey Louilla and Albia schools and inspections were read John Main suffered a heart attack in a Texas hospital Plans discussed on new drapes Suzanne Turner Katherine Charity and Grace Kincade appointed to obtain prices It was decided to invite Tracy chapter to May meeting Tree to Albia meet Chapter closed in form Refreshments of doughnuts and coffee served by Genevieve Morgan and Kathryn Sharp
The public is invited to a piano recital Sunday March 16 at 2 30 p m at Salem Methodist Church Participants are preparing for the State Federation of Music Clubs Junior Festival later in the month Pupils of Mrs Ernest West include Brenda Kelley Sherri and Scott Hinote Marchelle Walter Sherri and Randy Woodward Janet Tisue and Jill McDanel From Louisiana pupils of Mrs James Hatfield include Jennifer Kraber Bess Stewart Kelly Voss Tammy Johnson and John Wilson
The Moravia Booster Club meets at Iconium United Methodist Church at 6 30 p m with dinner served Ed Nelson Rathbun Lake Patrol officer on the program and guests from the Lakeshore development and Iconium area expected.
Appanoose County Taxpayers Association and the Moravia Adult Education Class invite residents to a joint meeting in the Moravia School Library Monday March 17 1975 at 730 pm. Rep John Brunow and Senator Dick Ramsey will discuss the Land Use Policy Bill expected to be acted upon soon. All welcome refreshments provided.
Friday evening dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Mervin Ellison and their brother and his wife. Gene Lathen of Albia and Larry Valentine of Denver visited with Roy Ellison and Deloris Ballanger in Albia. Irene King and Mrs Duane King hosted. Deloris Ballanger recently moved to Centerville from Ottumwa. Fred McBride, patient at Monroe County Hospital, was discharged Tuesday morning.
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