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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1965
Page
3
Elbert Moore offers a six row field sprayer for sale and lists items and contact details. Also classical garden plants for Memorial Day and a call to action for color choices with Virginia McDonough contact in Decatur area.
A classified brief lists a quarter horse named Trouble's Den Stables with Poco Little Chip as a contact, a 1200 height event at 15:2, and a Dun color. It notes piano tuner service from Acme Piano Co in the area May 28 and 29, with phone numbers 724-3646 and 724-3652, dated 2021. The item resembles a mixed notice for horse listing and service calls.
Community notes detail visits among Al bia area families including the Penfields and Walters. Birthdays, church events at Kirksville, and a Centerville campus club planning are noted. A Shanghai Club trip to Pella for the Tulip Festival included a city tour, parade, and native dances.
Lorraine Rinehart, Doris Christy, Iole Christy, Addie Sheldon, Amy Hiner, Anna Landgrebe, Hazel Rinehart, Laura Laird and Nancy Hawk join Christy and Bertha Overturf in the group.
The Women’s Society of World Service of the EUB church met with Mrs. Ivan Shelquist for their monthly missionary meeting. Mrs. E G Hawk conducted the session and two delegates were elected to attend the Branch assembly in August at Riverview Park. A pioneer day dinner was planned for June 22.
A social gathering featured Almont Main and several women including Mrs. J. T. VanDorin, Mrs. Ben Jones, Mrs. J. A. Ogden, Mrs. Carl Tisue, and Mrs. Forrest Main. Mrs. Burdette Ward sang as soloist while the hostess and Mrs. Tisue served a dessert luncheon.
Plans to begin training homemakers for the Homemakers Health Service. Women interested in employment should apply immediately for the four week course to be considered for the first class of ten. Further classes will follow as employment needs arise and the first class gains work.
Ten women will be selected for the first class to receive four weeks of training and $31 per week during training. Classes will be held at the Junior College Technical building and the High School Home Economics Rooms as they prepare to provide in home care for ill and handicapped individuals. Call 856-3085 to determine health service need and placement with the Appanoose County Homemaker Health Service Corporation.
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