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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1977
Page
8
For Rent For Sale: New Idea cornpicker in good condition 200. Call after 5 pm 724. Also 16 ft truck with hoist. For sale 76 Chrysler Cordoba with leather seats AC speed coat, stereo and tape player 118 regular fuel engine. Phone 724 3728 after 6 pm or see Max Hiner. 2x's pd.
A local studio named Reflections by Ryan advertises high quality photography with services in weddings family portraits and senior pictures. Contact details include 726 3463 Melrose.
The Mihalovich family expresses deep thanks to friends neighbors and relatives for masses memorials food flowers cards at the death and burial of Albert Mihalovich on Monday God Bless you all from Mr and Mrs Dan Mihalovich and families Mrs Ann Wilson and family and others
Moravia residents can contact Carter- Miller Services Inc at 724 3673 or 724 43995 for hauling assistance. The notice advertises local town support and suggests reliable service from the Moravia area.
Mr and Mrs Russell Sheppard hosted a baby shower for Melissa Ans Zapulil on Tuesday evening. Doris Boblene took her dad Roscoe Pennington to Marshalltown for eye care on Wednesday. Alberta Spencer and Mary Hiatt visited Friday morning with Flaine Spencer. Ernest and Hiatt, Boblene couples shared meals and company through midweek. Hunger is the handmaid of genius.
Proceedings of the Appanoose County Board of Supervisors include motion to reaffirm hospital revenue bonds, appointing Harry Robertson as Vice-Chairman, approving counterclaim against Anthoun Regional Water Authority, police protection contract talks with Moravia, and a tax sale noting James Fincher purchased property for $300. The board adjourned to meet at the Auditor's call.
Sewing educator Barbara Hellyer, author of Suggestions for Sewing with Knits, will teach machine quilting embroidery and applique in three Iowa area demonstrations on November 7 at Indian Hills Community College Ely campus Centerville. November 10 in Chariton at the National Bank basement. November 11 in Albia at the high school. Each session runs 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. with a 2.50 admission, sponsored by Indian Hills Community College Chariton and Albia Community Schools.
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Iowa informs school PE directors about the Presidential Sports Award program open to students 15 and older. Over 40 approved lifetime sports aim to foster lifelong fitness, requiring about 50 hours of participation. Materials go to 430 secondary schools with posters brochures logging sheets and an entry blank for a certificate, seal, badge, and pin. Captain James Lovell chairs the program with 100 advisor sports figures supporting expanded youth involvement in healthful, lasting exercise.
Night classes for a contractor training program start November 18 at Indian Hills Community College. Developed by the Associated General Contractors of America, the 10 unit course provides 25 hours per unit in class. Lead session November 5 on leadership and motivation titled Leaders make things happen led by Budd Cartwright. Sessions run 7 to 9 30 p m Tuesdays and Thursdays in the Computer Technology building. Tuition 584 with 45 for books materials. certificates awarded on completion. Additional winter unit possible if enrollment allows.
A public notice lists polling places for the Moran precincts in Unionville Appanoosa County Iowa on Tuesday November 8 1977. It names officials including Mayor Merbin of the City Council and Carrrell Neal as clerk or official, with polling hours from early morning until evening at Legion Hall and other marked sites in Muramia Muravas Contunnity Busigin Uriuneilie Aireota.
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