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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1973

Page

2

Weather Delays Farm Work And Local Elections Confusion

Heavy wet conditions stall corn chopping and harvesting as farmers await better weather. County Auditor Etta Jean Larson expresses confusion over town election nomination paper certifications, with questions about whether candidates themselves can certify papers. AMI Moravia papers are properly filed. A separate four county ballot considers forming a rural water system for small communities around Rathbun Lake including Melrose and Unionville.

Etta Jean Laurson Secretary of State AMI Moravia Rathbun Lake Melrose Unionville

Raya Ramblins Summer Festival and Cen terville Pancake Day Report

The piece notes two bright autumn weekends with Sundown lake fest and Cen terville pancake day. Most days are rain soaked, cropland eroded, highway 5 work slowed, and farmers fear harvest delays though some soybeans are ready.

Sundown Lake Centerville

Griffinsville-N Bend News Briefs Report Sunday School

Attendance at Sunday School stood at 22 with officers elected at the service. Rain held off for pancake day parades after the event. Mr and Mrs Carl Day of Eureka California and Mary McClaskey of Centerville were supper guests of Russell Shepards. Wednesday evening news item continues.

Carl Aay Eureka Calif Mary McClaskey Centerville Russell Shepards

Homecoming Activities For October Week

Homecoming week features Blue and White day October 4 and a rally October 5 with Mormon Trail at 7 30 pm The band presents a halftime show with a new pom pom squad A homecoming dance runs from 9 00 pm to 12 00 am The queen and king will be crowned A hospitality room for alumni and guests will be run by the student council Band Juke from Des Moines will play Admission is 150 for students and 2 00 for adults

Mormon Trail Des Moines

Moravia High forms swing choir with tryouts and pantomime

Moravia High School has established a swing choir after tryouts requiring a known song, sight reading, dance, and pantomime. Members chosen by vocal instructor Mr. Tapper include seniors Sally Whitehead Dave Godby and Duane Palmer juniors Susan Crabtree Marilyn Shelquist Molly Van Benthuysen Mike Godby Tony Mahon and Jeff MecDanel sophomores Marty Massman Gary McCloud Bob Schneider and Larry Wilson freshmen Sallie Avera Michele Brown Sheila DuVall Kandi Kast er and Devana Tubaugh. The group hopes to deliver strong performances and good concerts.

Moravia High School Chorus Mr. Tapper Sally Whitehead Dave Godby Duane Palmer Susan Crabtree Marilyn Shelquist Molly van Benthuysen Mike Godby Tony Mahon Jeff MecDanel Marty

Weird Word of the Week Pagaride Buzz

Students and teachers share guesses about the term Pagaride in a classroom discussion. Reactions range from jokes about a science class item to references to a garage key and band room speculation.

van Blarken Miss Heimann Baker Paula McClurg Hitchcock Tammy Wells Jill McDanel Jane Martin Judi Stocker Pough Julia McDanel Devana Tubaugh Peggy Pettibone

Local families share dinners and visits around Pancake Day

Supper guests and Sunday callers mingle among the Merrill Shepards and related households. Roy Argo and Ver a da Argo joined the Huff home. Jim Walker and Russell Shepard hosted George Lains crew. Paul McNair of Liscomb split weekend with Ruth McNair and attended Pancake Day events.

Merrill Shepards Roy Argo Vera da Argo Ovarold Huff Jim Walker Russell Shepard George Lains Paul McNair Liscomb Ruth McNair Arthur Burton James Piercy Adel Russell Shepards Earl Long Doyle Hamptons Polk Cozad Keith Lain Dean Lain Emil Long Carl Long Karen Talbot Helen Bear Lowell Shepards Marilyn Shepard Monica Russell

School Calendar Updates for Oct 5 6 8 10

School calendar lists events including bus drivers meeting at 8 45 a m on October 5 football game Mormon Trail at home 7 30 p m homecoming and junior high game October 6 at 9 a m also at home student council state convention October 8 teachers in service October 10 dismissal 2 30 p m TW

Mormon Trail

Monroe Busy Maidens Meet in September at Knoxville Outing Planned

Monroe Busy Maidens opened by Pres Marilyn Shelquist with officer reports approved. Roll call asked what members enjoyed at the fair. Planned October Knoxville outing. Michele Koffman led the pledge with Jeanne Massman on the 4-H pledge. Marilyn Shelquist spoke on fabric selection. Annette Avera served refreshments for seven members and three leaders. Brenda Johnson assisted.

Monroe Marilyn Shelquist Knoxville Michele Koffman Jeanne Massman Annette Avera Brenda Johnson

Taylorettes 4-H Club Meets in 1973 Records Night

The Tay lorettes 4-H club held its regular meeting at Lori, Vicky, and Becky Horns on September 20, 1973. Members turned in their 1973 record books and planned a hay ride for October 18, 1973, with extended discussion about future activities.

Taylorettes Taylorettes 4-H Lori Vicky Becky Horns

Hostesses Serve Refreshments at Social Event

The event featured refreshments provided by Lori, Vicky, and Becky. Reporter Paula Burkland covered the proceedings.

Lori Vicky Becky Paula Burkland

Union Farmerettes 4-H Club Meeting Notes

The Union Farmerettes 4-H Club met at the Jerry Hinote home with six members, two leaders, and one visitor. Beth Wilson and Denise Bolin were elected for Rally Night roles, and officers for the coming year were chosen: president Brenda Kelley, vice president Sherri Hingte, secretary Beth Wilson, treasurer Lynnta Bolin, reporter Barbara Kelley, historian Danita Hoffman, and recreation leader Denise Bolin. A hike to Sundown Lake was planned for October 19 at 2:00 p.m. to raise money, and work on the 4-H float for Pancake Day was scheduled for September 20 and 24 at 7:00 p.m.

Union Farmerettes Jerry Hinote Sherri Beth Wilson Methodist Sundown Lake Denise Bolin Beth Brenda Kelley Sherri Hingte Lynnta Bolin Barbara Kelley Danita Hoffman

Franklin News of Sunday Guests and Visits

FRANKLIN news notes Mrs Earl Swift and family hosted Sunday dinner with Larry Derby. Emmiett Derby visited in the afternoon. Bob Teno and children joined Delbert Calhouns for supper. Doris Hershberger and Leta McGee went to Ottawa Friday. Pearl Rucnelis visited Delbert Calhouts Saturday. Lloyd Jaimsen and Marie Van Welder spent Sunday at Rustoe Argos. Stanley party attendees included Rena Ammons and others. Russell Brown family attended a meeting Thursday the 16 PLL.

Jerry Morrow Larry Derbys Emmiett Derby Bob Teno Delbert Calhouns Earl Swift Duane Wilsons Doris Hershberger Leta Mc-Gee Otturawa Pearl Rucnelis Delbert Calhouts Lloyd Jaimsen

Sherri Serves Jelio and Pumpkin Bread at Event

Brenda Kelley reports on Sherri serving jelio and pumpkin bread to attendees, detailing the informal gathering and the warm hospitality extended to guests.

Sherri Brenda Kelley

Moravia Union ownership and circulation data 1973

The Moravia Union, a weekly newspaper in Moravia Appanoose County Iowa 52571, filed Sept 24 1973. Publisher Raymond Chority. editor Katherine Chority. managing editor Gary L Chority. Owners Raymond Chority Katherine Charity Gary Charity. No bondholders over 1 percent. Average weekly circulation 1,240 copies printed, paid circulation.

The Moravia Union Moravia Appanoose County Iowa Appancose County Raymond Chority Katherine Chority Gary L. Chority Katherine Charity Gary Charity

Circulation Figures for Recent Issue Released

The report shows total paid circulation 1240 with 1180 through dealers and carriers or street sales and 17 via mail subscriptions. Total distribution recorded 1197, with 43 copies unaccounted or spoiled after printing. office use totals 1197.

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