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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1966

Page

3

FOR SALE LISTING WITH MULTIPLE TOOLS AND HOMES

For sale items include a 52 inch inserted tooth saw at 35 dollars two 48 inch saws at 10 dollars each two 40 inch solid tooth saws at 10 dollars each. Also several real estate leases and sales including a Standard Station on highway 60 and modern homes with garages in Moravia Centerville and nearby areas. Also notices of cemetery meeting and help wanted, livestock trade, and a Memorial Day plant service.

Lula Tillmont Standard Highway 60 Kenneth Condra Moravia Iowa

Local residents note education board appointment and family visits

Mrs. Frank Rogers learned last week her daughter Mrs. Earl Seivers of Avoca was named to the State Board of Education after graduating from Centerville Junior College and the University of Iowa. Numerous Mother’s Day gatherings, dinners, and social calls occur across Avoca, Centerville, Oskaloosa, Des Moines, and nearby towns as families celebrate and visit.

Frank Rogers Earl Seivers Avoca State Board of Education Centerville Junior College University of Iowa Bernice Coulson Moulton Mabel Coulson Miss Coulson Elsie Adams Mike Larkin Ottumwa Bob Korte Des Moines Troy Adams Bill Lockman Cliff Burger Raymond Lockman Judy Lockman Marguerite Ullrick Centerville D. E. Bishop George Railing Garnet Brain John Romans Unionville Ralph McDonough Andrew Rat Omaha Pat Rogers Tom Jan Iowa Smith Tharp Steven Jefferson City Almont Main Main Tharp Ben Tharp Albia Floyd Runnells Burlington Eva Runnels Joe Smith Larry Tom Burdock Paula Bloomfield Marven Lockman Kathy Shirley Lockman Cindy Marve Lockman Marvin Gardner Dennis Wm. Gardner

Boyer Family Observes Mother's Day in Oskaloosa

Larry Boyer spent Mother's Day with his mother Mrs Ruth Boyer in Oskaloosa as they shared a quiet family observance honoring Marvin’s mother and matriarchal ties.

Marvin Larry Boyer Mrs Ruth Boyer Oskaloosa

Mission program at Wesley Chapel highlights Kenya nurse

The Commission on Missions of Wesley Chapel Methodist Church served refreshments to about forty persons after a missionary service on Tuesday evening. Main speaker Miss Ramona Thomas, nine years a nurse in Kenya, Africa, shared slides of her work. Her farm mother from South Dakota and Rev. Elton Coleman, who attended Libertyville for a former parishioner’s funeral, were part of the event. Coleman also serves as May radio newscaster for Religion in The News on KCOG Cen terville.

Commission On Missions Wesley Chapel Methodist Church Ramona Thomas Kenya Africa South Dakota Elton Coleman Kcog Radio Centerville Rev. Coleman

Clover Leaf Club Meets at Callen Home

The Clover Leaf club met at the Gilbert Callen home on April 20. Attendees enjoyed a chicken dinner and exchanged secret pal gifts for Phyllis Dicks Helen McAninch and Fern Penfield. Members listed include multiple Moores Tarbells and Dicks with guests Wayne and Iole Christy. The aftnoon was spent on club work and the next meeting is set for May 18 at Elbert Moore's home.

Clover Leaf Club Gilbert Callen Phyllis Dicks Helen McAninch Fern Penfiekd Bill Moore Duane Moore Elbert Moore Roy Argo Jim McAninch Verna McAninch Truxton Dicks Mansel Tarbell Joann Fetters Margaret Tarbell Bill Spaar Peggy Fern Penfield Sharon Penfield Tim Wayne Christy Iole Christy

Douglas Duz-It Club Meets Monday Afternoon

The Douglas Duz-It Club holds its regular monthly meeting with Mrs. Virgil Dooley as hostess. Members answered roll call with Ireland. Mrs. Dooley and Mrs. Kenneth Daniels shared a report on their Glenwood trip. Dues and Friendship pennies were collected. Birthday gifts given to Mrs. Keith Philips and Mrs. Virgil Easter. tray prize won by Mrs. Ivyl Tarbell. Refreshments served. Attendees listed include Mrs. Orpha Stewart, Mrs. Olive Tarbell and Robin, Mrs. Cleo McFall, Mrs. Evelyn Daniels, and others.

Douglas Duz Virgil Dooley Ireland Orpha Stewart Olive Tarbell Robin Cleo McFall Evelyn Daniels Patty McDanel Maxine Main Mildred Pamlips Juanieta Dooley Delores Ballanger Jesse Betty Mobley Trent Jeff Doris Hampton Maxine Easter Enid Walter

Meeting Notice for June 7 With Mrs Nellie Heckman

The notice lists a guest and states the next meeting will be held on June 7 with Mrs Cleo McFail as host or presenter. It references Mrs Nellie Heckman in connection with the event details.

Nellie Heckman Cleo McFail

4-H youth attend Weisher Day at Ames May 5

Six 4-H youths and county extension director Harold Holder attended Ames Weisher Day Open House at Iowa State University May 5 6 Career Day event. Attendees from Appanoose County included Vicky Butkovich R A Centerville Linda Purvis Mystic Eileen Swan Seymour Jim Anderson Moulton Steve Sulser and Chuck Moore Melrose. They explored five colleges and met current students while viewing exhibits and facilities. A notable display covered Viet Cong warfare gear including booby traps. The youths plan to report back at local 4-H meetings.

Towa State University Harold Holder Appanoose County Vicky Butkovich R. A Centerville Linda Purvis Mystic Eileen Swan Seymour Jim Anderson Moulton Steve Sulser Chuck Moore Melrose 4-H

Taylor Aid Club May Meeting Notes

Taylor Aid Club met on Friday May 6 with Leta Pettibone presiding as regular chair. Attendees and spouses enjoyed a cooperative dinner including Deloris Ballanger Chris Bogart Ivan Harsh Jim Herron Mary Meadows Theo Miller Jerry Pettibone David Don Pettibone Jay Wilson and Richard Pettibone. Merle Miller chaired the session.

Taylor Aid Club Leta Pettibone Deloris Ballanger Jesse Chris Bogart Ivan Harsh Jim Herron Mary Meadows Theo Miller Jerry Pettibone David Don Pettibone Jay Wilson Richard Merle Miller Pro Joan Pettibone Mary Herron Lois Willson Lucile Carter Leta Pettibone Virginia Pettibone Gladys Harsh

Moravia Town Council Proceedings April 7 1966

Moravia town council met in regular session. Felton librarian appointment approved. Mrs Mamie Tiste to replace Felton. Garden Engineering Service presented feasibility study for sanitary sewage system. BVH.A. and S.O. Co. representatives discussed ongoing relations. adjournment declared by Mayor Lee Hiatt.

Moravia Hiatt Walter Dr. Spencer John Spencer E. Albertson Labor Lockmans Dewey Herman M. Brown Municipal Enterprise Sidiea Co Melisas Felton Lbrarian T 6Pues One Co Gas and Electric Alandreader John D. Veach Chas Quick Porter & Marcall Co Rock Utilities HSU. & Co Ettranteate LSU, & Co Turner & Son Mamie Tiste Messs Felton BVH A. Pearl Broshar Lee Hiatt W. H. Burton Cle

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