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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1968
Page
1
At about 4 a.m. Thursday a group of MHS seniors departed on a bus trip to the Lake of the Ozarks. Dick Johnson drove the bus with chaperones Mr and Mrs Russell Stewart and Mr Wm Matkovich ensuring safety and supervision.
Moravia residents report bright new paint on park picnic tables and planned playground updates by the Booster club. Local business activity grows with Corner Cafe under Mrs Lucille Spencer as she serves Sunday smorgasbords. public opinion remains wary of the national capital grounds camp-in and wage-focused welfare ideas.
A fragment notes midwestern pioneers struggling to grasp why many people seek a free life in Washington. The line links siting protests to the demand for free life tickets and public access in the capital.
SPC 4 Rick Long and wife visited the Bill Long home from Ft Gordon Georgia. He will take a 25 day leave and then go to Vietnam. Sherrie Atkinson baby shower attended by Mrs. Wayne McDanel Debra Anita Lentz and Davenport visitors. Junior Senior banquet served by Mrs Kenneth Daniels. Moravia Mothers Day smorgasbord hosted by several locals. Des Moines visitors Loren Spurgeon and family.
Mrs. Flora Jones attended Mothers Day dinner guests with her daughter and the Free couple Sunday. Linda Wilson visited Judy Kelley and Kay Brown while Judy Carson hosted Mark for the week. The Harsh family joined a Centerville Country Club dinner dance sponsored by the Appanoose County Democratic Womens club Friday. Linda Wilson went to a bank party at Sherry McCannon’s home Friday. Mrs Ivan Harsh took part in an IEDA training session at Oskaloosa Monday. The Wilsons and Cecil Martin family visited Wilton Junction. The Exlines from Moline spent the weekend with Genevie Ealing and Bessie Donovan. The Jordans and Edie joined with Kenneth Ivan of Polo for a weekend visit. Other dinner guests Sunday.
Day notices list visiting couples and individuals from Bethany Mount Ayr Melrose Albia and surrounding areas. Attendees include Raymond Zinn, Ivan Shields, Marion Watts, John Wood, Kenneth Free, Genevie Ealing, Bessie Donovan, Raymond Jacobs Jeff Forest Jacobs and their hosts. The item reads as a community social roundup with no specific event dates.
The April 18 Doug las Doughboys meeting at Scott school house began at 7 30 p m with president Mike Hampton presiding. Eleven members answered roll call. Old business included enrollment sheets while new business featured demonstrations on Fuel Vapor is Heavier Than Air Motor Oil Eliminates Friction and The Distance Piston Goes on Each Stroke. Jeff McDanel led the pledge to the 4 H flag. Gary Hiatt moved to adjourn. reporter Jody McDanel.
The Moravia Union urges members to phone the Union office or send a card if the newspaper is not received on time or arrives late. If a paper is missing, another will be sent promptly, and members are asked to report delays to investigate delivery and address issues.
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