22 Nov 1962
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1962
Page
1
A nostalgic note recalls hats at group gatherings causing visual distractions as speakers perform. It mentions women removing large headpieces, then shifts to modern hair trends with exaggerated volume. The piece hints at a land rush near Rathbun dam, with rumors growing about unprecedented growth and development.
A Moravia area real estate bid a 20 acre farm near water for 10 000 while an outside investor offered 500 per acre. Nearby officials note growth along the northeast shoreline and urge planning. Civil defense and adult training classes show community interest with 11 enrolled elsewhere and 22 28 at Moravia schools.
Mrs. Ethel Hinegardner hosted the Women's Missionary Society at the parsonage with Jean Spring leading, Alice Spring delivering devotions on Romans 12, and Margaret Bronson and Hazel Powell presenting Bible study and the life of Ann Judson. The session included stewardship discussions, a generous offering, and reports from officers.
The Shanghai club met with Mrs. Fred Christy Wednesday. Ottumwa visitors included Mr. and Mrs. George Hammon and others calling on local families. Various neighbors shared dinners, calls, and quilting sessions around Moravia Centerville and Unionville areas.
Moravia Union office has 50 triplicate regulation receipt books in stock for truckers.
Mr and Mrs George Brozovich and Jeffrey visited relatives in Chicago from Wednesday evening to Saturday. Hazel Hellyer attended an open horse event at Mora via elementary school. Centerville and Albia residents shared with friends and family, including Calhouns Hiner Perry Brown and Potts, with weddings, funerals, and club meetings noted. sympathy extended for Mrs Jones.
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