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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1961
Page
4
Advertisement seeks a man to start Rawleigh business in Appanoose County with no experience required. Easy sales and good profits. Immediate start. Write Rawleigh's TAJ-961-190 Freeport Illinois.
Mr and Mrs Ernie Lee of Eldora called on cousin Mrs 0 G Woodward on Monday Miss Mary Rose Main of Wichita arrived Saturday to see her parents Mr and Mrs Almont Main Mr and Mrs Stephen Burger left Saturday for New Windsor Md where he will work at Brethren Volunteer Service and they will stay nine weeks at a training school or move to a permanent position
Mr and Mrs Jim Williams of Parkersburg visited Sunday and Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Ernest West David and Don Also Mr and Mrs Jay Wilson Alan Linda and Marsha attended supper with Mr and Mrs Ivan Harsh Friday evening Others present included Mr and Mrs Irvin Kalvig and family at New Hope events
Miss Brie Binoyue and Alicia visit Mrs. John Wood in Newt Long host home. Mystic guests include Mr and Mrs John Zinisher. Havel Wilson and Tom join Jay Wilcoh family. Genevie Katgig visits Eva Hiatt. Irwin attends Methodist social. Loyd Carter and Dick Faber host with West and Trenton Wilson families. Jay Wilson and Newt Long join Elbert Perry for Sunday meals.
Sunday dinner guests with Flora Phillips included Mr and Mrs Lee Tadlock and Kenny Tadlock plus Kim. Nellie Williams attended coop luncheon of the 20th Century club at Mamie Tisue's home. Barbara Strunk visited grandma Strunk Saturday night. The former Loretta Witt called on Gerald Burton as Carol Wilson visited Janeice Tubaugh. They and Venetah shared dinner with Venetah's aunt Maude Andrews in Centerville. Janeice Tubaugh visited Carol Wilson Friday. Betty Strunk attended Nazarene church youth rally business meeting Monday night. Irma Tubaugh traveled to Des Moines Saturday with Gerald Gill and family to visit Gerald Tubaugh's home and celebrate a great grandchild's first birthday. Richard Tubaugh and his mother Irma attended the Bell Plain sale Monday. The writer visited Clara Andrews Wednesday afternoon. Jack Hoffman assisted in cleaning the cistern Wednesday morning. Claude Paris assists Jack Hoffman with a new granary.
Mr and Mizé Glen Stephenson Becky and David were dinner guests Sunday at the Claude Patis home. Mr and Mrs Bill Luse and family and Diana and Sharon Judge were evening callers.
At Jean Hawks venue the UNIOM Farmerettes held their 44H gathering with sixteen members present. Joyce Roberts elected president Kathy Johnson vice president Linda Proctor sec treas Jean Hawk reporter Beverly Strunk historian Patty Rodgers rec cim Nancy Leffler leaders Gerry Wilson and Marvelle Leffler. A pledge of allegiance, roll call on home safety, Mary Jo Wilson demonstration on cleaning bathroom fixtures followed by songs, games and refreshments served by Jean and her mother.
The Toy Parade offers a complete line of new toys and gifts at affordable prices. The seller invites home gatherings to showcase items and arrange free delivery or demonstrations, urging early Christmas shopping to avoid rush hours.
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