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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1964

Page

4

For Sale Or Trade 1955 Ford Good Condition

FOR SALE OR TRADE 1955 Ford in good condition with new tires or will trade for livestock or a pull type 6 ft. cut combine. Contact Paul Cridlebaugh Box 14 Moravia or Otis B Shipley 403 2nd Ave East Albia Iowa phone 932-5327 Moorman manufacturing Co. Salesman tf.

Ford Paul Cridlebaugh Moravia Otis B. Shipley 2Nd Ave Albia Iowa Monroe County Moorman Manufacturing Co

Beef Calves to Be Consigned for Eighth Annual Sale

Beef consignments for the eighth annual feeder calf sale will be accepted Oct 2 in the new Agricultural Building meeting room from 8 am to 8 pm. About 1000 head of calves and yearlings are expected. Any farmer may consign. selling makes the owner a two year member. No dairy animals accepted. a screening committee will check entrants. Buyers from top corn belt feeding areas are anticipated, with wide advertising.

Appanoose County Association Lester Murdy

Franklin Farmers Meet Highlights Anti Coagulant Balls Demo

Franklin Farmers gathered at Richard and Karl Calhoun home on Sept 21 with 12 members. President Richard Calhoun led pledges and roll call, new business involved submitting record books, a demonstration on anti coagulent balls was shown, and refreshments were provided by Richard, Karl, and their mother, Karl Calhoun.

Franklin Richard Calhoun Richard Karl Calhoun Karl

Taylor-Ettes 4-H Club Holds September Meeting

The Taylor-Ettes 4-H club met September 17 at Sheila Wilson's home. Six members and four visitors attended as the pledge and roll call were held. Sharon Wilson was nominated for county officer, with Mary Kay Spencer as substitute and Minnie Apo Condra as campaign speaker. Demonstrations covered children's furniture needs and cleaning woodwork, floors, and walls. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Wilson and Sheila Wilson.

Taylor- Ettes Sheila Wilson Sharon Wilson Mary Kay Spencer Minnie Apo Condra Marjorie French Shielia Shiela Wilson Martha French Mrs. Wilson

Crania… noted for its deep... excellence

Fragmented OCR text mentions a place or item tied to meticulous excellence and a note of adjuration or award. Readable fragments reference Crania and a possible pend or pending item, suggesting a local note on merit without full context.

Local Girls Highlight National 4-H Week Observance

In Moravia and Unionville young 4-H members Connie Boblenz and Becky Wilson were interviewed on KCOG radio by Sharon Tapper. Becky, 4-H Girls' Historian and eight-year member, aims to study human medicine at Centerville Community College and credits 4-H with leadership and communication gains. Connie, county 4-H Girls Secretary Treasurer twice, studies business education at Centerville Community College and cites 4-H as building responsibility, citizenship, and cooperation beyond sewing and cooking.

Boblenz Daugh‘ter Herb Boblenz Moravia Becky Wilson Joe Wilson Unionville Sharon "Tapper KCOG Becky 4-H Centerville Community College Connie

Club member urges youth to join for a better world

An adult speaker advocates for boys and girls to take the opportunity to join a club, insisting that passing up the chance means missing a great deal and urging participation to contribute to a better world.

Club Metmiter

Moravia Rebekah Lodge Honors Flag At Meeting

Moravia Rebekah lodge held its regular session with Mrs. Gladys Harsh presiding. A short program honored the Odd Fellow flag with contributions from Bette Van Dorin, Gladsie Pennington, and Ethel Gardner. Plans were set to assist Taylor Aids with October birthday party at Golden Age Manor. Refreshments followed at Angel cafe, served by Mrs. Leo Hoffman and Mrs. Cecil Schrodt.

Moravia Rebekah Lodge Gladys Harsh Bette van Dorin Gladsie Pennington Ethel Gardner Taylor Aids Golden Age Manor Angel Cafe Leo Hoffman Cecil Schrodt

FFA Safety Visit Emphasis Across Moravia

Moravia FFA members conducted farm safety visits this week focusing on home, tractor, and corn harvest safety. The group reports 100 percent cooperation with participants named including Wayne McDanel Lloyd Mobley Kenneth Daniels Milo Walker H M Phillips Victor Zintz John Zajec Francis Turner DeWayne Johnson Virgil Kaster Russell Stewart Roy Ellison Elder Estlack Jerold Luse Ralph Davis and Richard Proctor among others.

Moravia Future Farmers of America Wayne McDanel Lloyd Mobley Kenneth Daniels Milo Walker H. M. Phillips Victor Zintz John Zajec Francis Turner DeWayne Johnson Virgil Kaster Russell Stewart Roy Ellison Elder Est

F.F.A. Assembly on Farm Safety October 7

Vin Glosser and Richard Glosser report the FFA plans an assembly on farm safety for October 7 at 12 48. Ronnie Boyer, Reporter. For sale set of four felt point marking pens in black and colors for posters and marking. Union Office.

Vin Glosser Richard Glosser F.F.A Ronnie Boyer Union Office

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