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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1969
Page
4
Merchandise offers spread across the page including geraniums for Memorial Day and Memorial flowers at McDonough's Gamble Store. Also listed are 200 bushels of shelled corn for sale, a registered Angus bull near Moravia, a used spinet piano, and various local contractor and service ads. Several items include contact details and nearby locations in Iowa.
Classified item list shows garden and bedding plants including cabbage tomatoes and petunia from McDonough's Gamble Store. Also notices upholding personal debt disclaimer by James Smith Jr and sale of ice cubes by the bag. Moravia listings include Dewey's Place and Slim Gym exercise demo by Mrs Burdett Cox Rt. 1 Moravia phone 452-6489.
Recent visitors included Mr and Mrs Wm Hagerman and Mr and Mrs Ray Harrison along with Mrs Mildred Bishop Mrs Eva Miller Mr and Mrs Grant Tadlock and Mrs Donald McCloud stopping by the Tisue home during the day.
News of ADELL highlights visits and calls this week. Minnie Moffatt hosted and was visited by Simms and Hazel and Judy Cox with Kevin. Kathy Moffatt saw Jewel Burkland. Ora Powell attended WWI district meeting in Barnes City and stopped to see Walter Roberts in Oskaloosa and Grover Stringfellow in Rosehill then Martyn Powell in Ottumwa. Rex Weilbrainer dropped by Carl Burkland in Moravia. Helena Hunt dined with Albert Burkland.
The Scribbler meeting led by editor Jewell Walker selected Carolyn Faber as assistant editor for next year. Vying members were evaluated on scholastic ability story submission and readership, with duties including reporting meetings and typing stories, plus learning editor duties. They also chose the best all around senior boy and girl for this month.
The Douglas Duz-It club held its regular meeting at Helen Brazil’s new home on Tuesday afternoon. Members answered roll call with favorite flowers. Juanita Dooley opened with the poem Prayer for This House. Reports covered Safety Citizenship and Government and Meat Freezing and Wills. Maxine Main won the tray prize. The June 3 meeting plans a trip to Corydon Museum and Memorial Garden near Allerton. Mrs Brazil and Dixie Phillips hosted refreshments.
The Moravia Union publication calls for residents to read the Union regularly to stay informed about all Moravia community activities and upcoming events in town.
At 8:00 p.m. seven members and four visitors attended the May meeting. Roll call was Good Table Courtesy. Plans include Rally night on May 28. Jean McFarland will attend Junior camp and Jean Ann Rouse Senior camp. Wanda McFarland is TFYE voter. Diane Rogers spoke on explaining a table set. Jean Ann Rouse on proper table setting. Jean McFarland demonstrated dishwashing. Refreshments were provided by the hostess and her mother. Jean McFarland, Reporter.
The Franklin Happy Helpers met at Nancy Parker's house on May 12. Ellen Cooper led the meeting and the group pledged the American flag. Old and new business were discussed, camp delegates chosen, with Sally Whitehead and Nancy Parker for junior camp and Elaine Christy and Carolyn Cooper for senior camp. Sally Whitehead named voting delegate for rally night. They planned to help tie boys to campaign posters and chose judges for the Achievement show. Nancy Parker gave a demo on Correct Measuring and Molly VanBenthuysen spoke on Finger Foods. Joyce Christy contributed to refreshments after the meeting.
Please phone the Union office or send a card if you fail to receive your Moravia Union or if it arrives later than usual. If you miss an issue, another will be sent promptly. Notify us if delay occurs so we can check the cause and verify the address.
D L Hood and P E Broshar of Iowa Southern attended the two day annual Management Conference held May 8 and 9 in Centerville offices. Fifty two supervisors from Bridgeport Burlington Centerville Creston Grinnell Leon Newton Ottumwa Washington and the general office attended. Topics included Utility Company Finance Effective Listening Electric Markets of the Future Legislation State and National Labor Relations and a New Look at.
The annual Conference is part of the continuing program of personnel development and training at Iowa Southern. The event emphasizes ongoing professional growth and the advancement of staff through structured sessions.
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