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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1963
Page
3
Lost almost new ball glove with name Gary Tisue. Also ad for Baby Chicks from Polson Hatchery Albia listing Leg horns Crosses DeKalb Chix straight run pullets broiler chicks light eating cockerels day old and started chicks at reasonable prices. Phone 932-2864 11-412.
Ottumwa residents Mrs. Helen Conger and Mr. and Mrs. Dowd shared an overnight visit with Mrs. Mina Dowd, while Mr. and Mrs. John McCumber of Denver arrived to visit his sister Mrs. Maud Col train and numerous relatives. Albert Veach of Phoenix and guests of Almont Main and Ted Campbell attended Centerville High School 1913 class reunion and plan to visit daughter Dr. Dean Wintermute in Cooper Texas. Also Rev and Mrs J A Ogden attended their daughter Eunice’s Centerville college graduation where she was an honor student and will continue studies in Centerville.
Methodist clubs and churches schedule diverse events from slide talks on Haiti by Kermit Gladfelder to a sub district study on the Pre Conference Journal. New officers to be installed, youth assembly attendance noted, a music festival led by Dr Earl Harper is planned, and Vacation Bible School continues at Wesley Chapel.
Local notices describe moves to Kirksville for summer school and teaching posts in St Louis, family visits across Clinton Ottumwa Centerville and Centerville Community College graduations, Army induction, and relatives gathering for a turkey dinner. Attending relatives include Underwood, Coltrain, and Argo families with notes on Presley Horner funeral, Norfolk VA leave, and a Seattle bound family departure after supper guests.
A meeting at Center ville home of Mrs B A Larson organized the Gray Lady Service to train volunteers for nursing and county homes. Volunteers will assist with tasks like visiting, errands, shopping and games. Call Mrs Woodward Sr at 724-3458 to join and a future class start date will be set. Men are invited to express interest in activities such as playing checkers or driving for men.
The Appanoose County Soil Conservation District will participate in the state soil conservation speech contest. All junior and senior high students in Appanoose County are eligible. Local contestants will speak at the Soil Commissioners meeting at the Soil District Office in the Agricultural Building in Centerville on June 25, 1963 at 8 00 p m. Cosponsors include the Ladies Auxiliary of the Iowa Association of Soil Conservation District Commissioners and the Farmers Mu.
Local contestants will present speeches on soil and water conservation lasting six to ten minutes and judged on originality and delivery. The county winner advances to Region 6 contest with cash prizes up to 25 and a state trip, while regional winners vie for a 250 scholarship and 100 cash. Contact local soil district for more information.
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