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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1967
Page
3
Multiple small ads list goods and services including seed supply from Northrup King Seeds and a 1966 Singer sewing machine for sale. Also advertised are hay care jobs, a Moorman Manufacturing salesman, three color printed envelopes, staplers and staples, with local contact numbers and addresses in Moravia and nearby towns.
Appanoose County awards honored seniors in business typing shorthand bookkeeping and drama. Recipients included Linda Arnold Linda Beal Nancy Crabtree Marsha Stewart Judi Stufflebeam and many others for 40 to 100 WPM shorthand and various achievements. Valedictorian and salutatorian named along with scholarships and music awards.
Gladys Harsh notes Sunday visits among local families. Mary Jacobs Lee, Forest Jacobs, and Gene vie Kaling with Bessie Donovan share meals with multiple households. Several guests include Jay Wilson, Ted Wilson, R. C. Wilson, Nelson Bangler, Trenton Wilson, Cecil Martin, Christine Jacobs, and Des Moines visitors. George Leon flower show attendees attend farewell supper for movers at the Methodist church.
The Womans Society of Christian Service held a 1 30 p m dessert luncheon on Wednesday May 17 with 14 members and two children present Hostesses were Doris Jean Woodward Bessie Donovan and Helen Wilson Planters were presented to the oldest mother Mrs Wm Gardner and the youngest mother Mrs Larry Pfannebecker Articles and poems about Mother's Day were given by Mrs Larry Pfannebecker Mrs Wm Gardner led in devotions The lesson was given by Mildred Bishop The business meeting was conducted by president Venetah Tubaugh District workshop dates are July 18 at Corydon or July 19 at Eddyville
The Twentieth Century Reading club held its monthly meeting Tuesday at the rural home of Mrs. Nellie Williams. Thirteen members responded to roll call by naming their favorite bird and spring flower. The program featured Mrs Lee Tadlock on Save the Bald Eagle and Mrs Wm Gardner on Taps. The next meeting is set for June 7 at Mrs Frank Rogers's home.
The Udell Helping Neighbors club met May 17 at Ruby Hedgecock's home with eleven members and one guest, Grace Spurgeon. The minutes from April were read, roll call cited verses about mother or father, and Jah Morris received a birthday gift from a mystery friend. The next meeting is June 21 with Maggie Brown requesting baby pictures and a flag display question for June 14.
Local residents hosted multiple visitors over the weekend. Mediapolis guests included Mr. and Mrs. Richard Goughnour and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carter and family. Also on Sunday Mrs. Jim Herron called, with Mr. and Mrs. Lute Hiatt visiting Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gardner attended the Leon flower show on Tuesday with their specimens. Mrs. Zell Callen, Mrs. Ivan Harsh, and Mrs. B. F. Whitehead also entered and each secured blue ribbons.
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