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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1961
Page
4
A wide assortment of Christmas items advertised with sales on Big Smitt Jeans for boys, Electrolux service, insulation, pianos, and oil ranges. Local residents publish farm equipment listings, piano tuning, and job opportunities while community chairmen organize the Christmas Seal drive for tuberculosis in Moravia and surrounding areas.
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Pennington visited Bloomfield for checkups on Monday. Etta Boblenz of Ottumwa dined with the Pennington household Tuesday. Frank Wilson Clara Weidman and families called on Jim Hall and family in Blakesburg Sunday. Leonard and Gerald Morgan with their spouses met Earl Talbots in Centerville Saturday. Gerald and Eva Morgan visited Mrs. Warner Muir and Rev. Muir in Des Moines Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Trenton Dicks returned Sunday evening from a three week vacation in California. They visited Lake View Iowa with Mr and Mrs Albert Kiuver then visited Pete Dicks at Stockton and Mr and Mrs Donald Dicks Stephanie and Dawn Machelle of Fremont. They also visited James Casteel family at Skagg Island Naval Base. They stopped in Denver to visit the Clell Maulding family. Pete Dicks stayed for a two week vacation.
About thirty 4-Hers and parents attended the dedication of the 4-H sign at the Appanoose and Wayne county line on Highway 2. Marvin Lindley led the program with Rev. Whitenack delivering the invocation Ruth Hendrick giving the county girls creed and Jerry Boblenz explaining the purpose of the signs. Additional signs are prepared and will be placed by clubs in each area. The Union notes an appreciative Christmas gift and offers cards to share the message of thoughtfulness.
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