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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1971
Page
6
A guest editorial urges courtesy as an act of kindness and calls students and teachers to be more helpful in Moravia. The piece stresses listening to both sides before punishment and being glad to assist. FBLA initiation on March 16 welcomed seven new members after a business meeting and creed.
The piece outlines March 27 activities including a music band contest at Bridgewater Fontanelle, a girls track meet at Graceland College, and a benefit ballgame. It notes tickets sold by junior high students, calls for victory, and previews a new Mohawkettes track season with returning athletes and records.
Attendance at Sunday school was 19 with three birthdays. Two visitors, Belinda and Babette, visited. Maxine Rinehart and Lucile Long called on Ada Long in Albia Monday. Community ladies attended a Centerville cooking school. Pat McClanahan and Mark spent Tuesday afternoon with Delores Shepard. Ruth McNair called on Daphne Shepard Tuesday. Cindy Rinehart stayed with her grandmother Lucile Long Tuesday night. Mr and Mrs Bert Henry of Cen-
Terville residents shared social visits with neighbors and family, noting Mr. and Mrs. Dick Baldwin celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary with cake and coffee. Several families spent weekends with relatives in Centerville Jefferson and Lake View Iowa, while a home-makers club pledged to Cancer fund and held a social. An infant birth announced Jennifer Rene Herman born March 19, weighing 7 lb 9 oz to Barry and Linda Herman of LaClair with relatives listed.
Miss Hazel Hellyer reports Mrs Lloyd Brown entered Davis County Hospital Tuesday evening for gall bladder surgery, with daily visits noted and reports she is improving nicely. The column also lists multiple social visits and local events from Salem and surrounding areas, including gatherings with the Browns, Praters, Huffs, Whiteheads, and others, plus a chili supper at Moravia high school and an antique show in Ottumwa.
The Cox family hosted a belated birthday dinner for Burdett and Kevin with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Jim Logan and Steven Logan. Rowena and Judy made the cakes. Visitors included Richard Proctor Phil Wright Mike Stockton and Kenneth Wright. Additional dinners and visits occurred with V A Peterson Watson Roland and others as Steven traveled back with Jim Logan after a Moorman meeting in Creston.
Mrs. Burdett Cox spent Tuesday with Mrs. Jim Logan and Steven for a birthday supper. Burdett, Nyle and Jim joined in the celebration. Rowena baked and decorated a cake served with ice cream. Cox visited Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hrock and Timmy Tuesday morning in Alpia.
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