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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1975
Page
3
Community notice invites attendance at the animal shelter meeting on October 2 at 4 30 p m in the 18 80 Club Centerville with speaker John Brunow. All residents urged to attend.
For sale apples Jonathan and Red Delicious four fifty per week of October 8 to 10 from 10800 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at D. W. Homerin farm 144 miles west of Moravia and a 40 1 American Legion pitch party to raise one dollar on October 6 at 7 30 p.m. Everyone welcome.
The September meeting of the Union Farmerettes 44H club at Hulls reported eight members present with two visitors and one leader. Old business covered bank plans for Oct 17 and using club funds for a trip to Adventureland Des Moines. New business included 4-H record books, award sheets, and awarding Melinda Hull a special club award plus ribbons worth 25.20 with 12.60 granted to her. Officers elected for the coming year: Brenda Kelley president Danita Hoffman vice president Barbara Kelley secretary Robin Robertson treasurer Melinda Hull reporter Sherri Hinote historian Mary Kay Ellison and Kelly Burger co recreation leaders Edith Hull and Carol Robertson 4-H adult leaders. Meeting adjourned after the 4-H pledge. Brenda Kelly gave a talk titled We Never Seem To Have Enough. Reported by Danita Hoffman.
Senior citizens meals schedule lists menu items for Monday October 6 with chicken and noodles mashed potatoes green beans salad and dessert. Wednesday October 8 features meat balls mashed potatoes corn salad and dessert. Friday October 10 offers scalloped potatoes with meat creamed peas salad and dessert.
Monday October 6 features chili crackers celery and carrot sticks cinnamon rolls and four point milk. Tuesday October 7 offers scalloped potatoes buttered corn ground Bologna sandwich fruit and two milk servings. Wednesday October 8 serves beef and noodles mashed potatoes peas bread and butter sandwich frosted cremes and a half pint milk. Thursday October 9 presents pizza burger on buns green beans fruit and half pint milk. Friday October 10 includes macaroni and cheese chili tomatoes egg salad sandwich cinnamon crispies and four point milk.
The Cloverleaf Club met at the Dewayne and Mabel Moore home on Wednesday September 24 with many members present for dinner. Gifts were given to several members by secret pals and an afternoon of games and prizes followed. The next meeting is planned for October 22 at Mildred and Mansel Tarbell’s home.
Local snapshot shows Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kennis and several relatives from Bettendorf attending Pancake Day in Centerville. A separate Eldon trip featured Mrs. Mary Walker and others visiting Otis and Ray Smith families and Condra relatives. Cleanup includes a Des Moines stop for Antoinette Condra’s American Institute of Business commencement and a Powersville, Missouri visit with the Albers and McKinley families.
Probate in Appanoose County Iowa admits the last will of Harley Tisue. Clifford Tire and Carl Tisue named executors. Creditors must file claims within six months from the second publication. Dated September 20 1975. Milani Milani Centerville IA and Ben Maines Iowa handle notices. Agreement for Appraisal Services outlines county board bidding for Charlen Mogued. Quotations opened at 10:00 with Etta Auraon overseeing.
Appanoose County Board of Supervisors awarded the contract for a vehicle procurement to DeVore Ford-Mercury Inc as the lowest quotation after a tie handling vote. Resolutions dated September 12 1975 and September 19 1975 cover canvassing school district votes and hiring an architect for remodeling the county Social Services building.
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