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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1968
Page
2
A large crowd gathered Monday night November 18 at Howar Junior High Centerville to witness 4 H awards. Club records chosen by the County 4 H Committee determined trophy gifting trips and gift certificates, recognizing long time leaders and cumulative year by year achievements.
Pleasant Hill 4H awards list many names across divisions such as Entomology Patricia Purvis and Horticultural Norene Wolver. The article also notes Sunday school attendance, birth day offerings, a cooperative church dinner, and local residents attending meetings and events in Moravia Ottumwa and Des Moines with family visits and a Fort Polk training reference.
The list includes students Wes ant Refer a enee Russell Trim Windia Topiles Jane Ann Me see Pam Stubat Mike Bamp Moore Don Brostiar Kevin Daniels Verl Hutchison. Chaperones for the Chicago trip are Mrs Harold Smith and Doyle Terry.
Fragmented OCR reads a religious reflection asking about acceptance of Christ and the meaning of sacrifice. It mentions reading yokes of faith and asks whether a person will receive or refuse the message and guidance from Jesus.
Curtis family activity in Centerville on Monday includes Mrs Curtis as a dinner guest with sister Mrs Harry Robertson. Jim McAninch delivered Christmas trees to Chariton and Des Moines Sunday and Monday for Floyd Ailem. Those with Pine Hill items should call the new number 724-3478 on Sunday or Monday.
Monday notes say Jack Tarbell spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Mansel Tarbell and Fred. The brief item records a family visit with local residents in a personal notices style.
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