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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1967
Page
3
Portable 55 bit calf creep feeder and a 36 ft Viking elevator with hydraulic lift offered by Jack McDonough. Open House at Ginny's Corner on Saturday November 18 with door prize chance and sale items on display at McDonough Gamble Store.
Public Relations in Education course 602 will be offered by Kirksville State Teachers college at Albia with Dr. John McKenna Ottumwa Supt. as instructor. Classes start Tuesday Dec 5 at 7 00 p m. Pre registration requires a $30 tuition check to TEPS Chairman Alice Patton Lincoln School Albia.
The Urbana Doers 4-H club met November 6 at Mary Van Dorin's home. President Carolyn Faber led, ten members attended, reports were read and approved, and plans for the 4-H banquet were discussed. Hospital favors were made, names were drawn for the next meeting, refreshments were served, and the meeting adjourned.
In loving memory of Frank Chambers whose birthday was Nov 17. The NFM S met at Nazarene Church Wednesday night with singing led by Bill Woodward, devotions by Mrs. Henry Horn, and prayers. Mrs. E J Strong presented Christmas gift materials. Reports were read and prayers offered. The lesson, Brazil: The Gentle Giant, was presented by Mrs. Larry Smith. Mrs. Frank Woodward gave the benediction.
The Clover Leaf Club met November 1 at Verna McAninch’s Centerville home with many members and several visitors. Officers were elected: Earnestine Arge president, Sharon Penfield vice president, Vera Bennett secretary, Glennie Dicks assistant secretary, Ethel Fenton treasurer, Vera Moore reporter, and Helen McAninch assistant reporter. Gift exchanges occurred and next meeting is set for Fern Penfield on November 29.
The North Bend Ladies Aid gathered at Joyce Phillips's home for an all day session on Thursday November 7 with a cooperative noon dinner. President Phillips led a short business meeting and plans were set for a December 7 birthday party at Goldenage Manor and a December 14 Christmas exchange with Maxine Rinehart.
Gerald Franklin Hunter grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chambers will be commissioned Ensign in the Naval Reserve Officers Training Corp at Iowa State University Ames on November 18. He will receive a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering and has trained aboard the Coral Sea in the Pacific and in Corpus Christi San Diego Coronado Pearl Harbor and a submarine program. He joined Scabbard and Blade Naval Sextants and Lambda Chi Alpha with an $80 000 budget and will report to Pensacola on November 26.
Seven members answered roll call as Cindy Johnson opened the meeting at Jean Ann Rouse home. No old or new business. Officers were elected and refreshments served by Jean Ann and her Inowher. A film strip about calor was shown. Reporter Wasda McFarland.
The Union last week failed to list all votes for the November 7 town council election. It omitted Max Hiner who received 107 votes. Correct voting totals are provided for each candidate: Carl Hiatt Mervin Ellison John Spencer John Sharp Duane Steenboek Paul Wilson Max Hiner Charles Turner Maurice Walter Clifford Stocker Bill Woodward Jr.
Local neighbors and extended families are noted in a sequence of visits and social events. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Argo hosted after church, followed by shopping trips in Centerville and calls between families including Walter, Dowd, and Miller households. Funeral attendance for Harry Phillips drew relatives from Norwalk Ohio and Des Moines, while birthdays and anniversaries sparked gatherings at the Walter and Perry homes. A quilting bee near the E U B church ended with a shared lunch and social hour.
Noon gatherings with Mrs Mettie Roland and Miss Clara Irlean reference social visits by Mr and Mrs Kenneth Condra and Dennis along with Mrs Gerald Argo at Fisher home near Blakesburg. Fifth birthday for Brenda Fisher celebrated. Randy Woodward, son of Mr and Mrs William Woodward Jr, returned home after hospitalization for a broken hip at Monroe County Hospital Albia. Frank Lathen admitted to Monroe County Hospital Friday evening for medical treatment but discharged home Wednesday. Lise Albertson and spouse plan two weeks in Phoenix with son rein Albertson.
A continuation of the board proceedings itemizes payments to vendors for equipment repairs rock gravel tires and service parts. Payroll entries list numerous laborers and withholdings from Centerville National Bank and the state. Several names appear with amounts for maintenance, fuel, and miscellaneous services in the period reported.
Tax and property records show lots in Moulton with line items for subdivision blocks and owners such as Susie Y. Rev., Hilda M. Fincher, Martha Paxston, Mary M. Elston and Birdie Mosley. The board adjourned to meet at the call of the auditor. Farnsworth County Auditor Felkner, Chairman is noted.
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