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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1964
Page
4
A collage of Monroe County classified items lists Baldwin and Kohier pianos for sale and repair services by G L Hufstad er Albia Iowa, truck driving jobs by Tom Pettibone, used oil heater by Curtis Tomlin Moravia, Firestone tire offers from Oehler Bros Centerville Moravia, plus Toy Parade party hostess opportunities with Ava Foster.
The adult class for women meets Thursday Nov 5 at 7 30 PM in the high school for the final lesson of the series. It compares good meals with low cost health insurance and covers serving food table settings and creating a pleasant family mealtime. A film Patterned for Dining and a take-home booklet How to give a New Look to Family-time Meals are included.
The Moravia Garden Club holds its October gathering Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Max McDonough’s residence with Mrs. B F White assisting as hostess. The meeting opens with a pledge and neighboring garden notes.
The Moravia garden club conducts a business session with corsage roll call and installs new officers: Mrs. Fox president, Mrs. Hiatt vice president, Mrs. Callen secretary, Mr. Harsh treasurer, Mrs. Boyer historian. Plans include holiday fair chair Genevieve Morgen, attending open house at Appanoose county farm, Thanksgiving Day home projects, and Federated Garden Clubs of Iowa meeting in Ames November 5 and 6. Chrysanthemum slides by Walter Adams shown. guests included Adams and several local members.
Mayor Lee Hiatt proclaims November 19, 1984, as Religion in American Life Month urging Moravia residents to observe the occasion through regular worship and daily faith practice, highlighting the influence of religious heritage and the call to active faith in the community and nation.
The State Conservation Commission reports excellent prospects for opening day of pheasant and Hungarian partridge seasons. Pheasant counts show higher numbers in north central Iowa, with declines in the northwest and southeast, and a statewide season open except for a southeast Iowa closed area. Partridge hunting is limited to a west of U.S. 65 to the Minnesota line and north of U.S. 20 to Sioux City, with hours 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and bag limits of three cock pheasants and two partridges per day.
The Shanghai Club met October 28 near Udell with Marilyn Kirkland hosting a chicken dinner. Attendees included Nancy Hawk Laura Laird Lorraine Rinehart Sheila Doris Christy Amy Hiner Hazel Rinehart N Christy Paul Dorothy Calweak Ronald and Marilyn Kirkland. Afternoon socializing and bingo produced prizes for all attendees.
The club party is set for November 18 with pie and coffee. The next club meeting will be November 11 and features Anna Landgrebe.
On Halloween Eve the Jr Class of Chariton River Sunday School met at the church in masked costumes. They called at about thirty homes for UNICEF, collecting thirty one dollars for needy children and giving treats to children.
Afterwards the chase moved to the teacher Mrs Mabel Moore home where games were played. Refreshments of gingerbread and pop were served to Barbara Peterson Nicky and Fonda Dicks John Curtis Karel and Kathy Martin and Jan and Russell Moore. Mr and Mrs Ron Woodward and George spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Fred Stone. Mr and Mrs Harold Mason entertained at dinner Sunday honoring the birthday of his mother Mrs A G Mason. George Robinson was transferred to University hospital in Tega City from Monroe county hospital at Albia for medical treatment. Sunday guests at Dale Callen residence in Des Moines included Mr and Mrs Jim Knapp Mr and Mrs Nell Penfield and Timmie Mr and Mrs Loren Walter Mrs Ray Avera and Sally and Mrs Nancy Phillips of Odessa Spent Monday in Moravia. Mrs Carl Black returned Saturday from Monroe County hospital in Albia after being a pneumonia patient there.
A terse union want ad seeks a skilled tradesperson for immediate employment. The notice calls for experience in the trade, reliability, and union membership. Applicants are to contact the union hall for details and application instructions.
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