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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1962
Page
3
A lost aluminum No. 14 scoop shovel was reported between the saw mill and Jay Wilsons on Elm Hollow road. Contact Lee Benz in Moravia at 4271 with any information. Also wanted Cort picker assistance from Homer Renwick at phone 3672.
A Moravia Moravia area sale listing features a 1951 Chevrolet pickup in good condition at 485 dollars with contact Grace Doofey in Albia. Also offered are a dark wool suit, Holstein heifers with calves, farm and house on Hwy 2 near Moravia, and assorted office furniture and tires. A white elephant drive for the Moravia Band fund invites donations with pickup service.
The Chariton River Baptist Missionary Society met at the church for the October gathering. Members cut quilt blocks to work for the day and, with president absent, vice president Jean Curtis led the business session. The scripture read was Romans fifth chapter. Winnie Ser-
The meeting opened with prayer and approval of prior minutes. Roll call cited a Bible verse with the word witness. Bima Davison presented The Reflection of Love. A special item Father of All was read. Phyllis Spaur hosted and served refreshments. Next meeting set for November 13 in the church basement. invite others to join in fellowship.
Dr R R Edwards of the county medical society, and Mrs Be Larsen of the Tuberculosis and Health Association, cite a contact X-ray TB screening underway in Appanoose. Under nurse Lorraine Ramos, the effort seeks undiagnosed TB through contact tracing with a skin test preceding all X rays.
Mrs. Ramos will inform people who may have been exposed to an active tuberculosis case. She will interview these persons and their families and urge tuberculin testing. Tests are conducted by a doctor, and a positive skin reaction prompts a chest X-ray at the State Mobile X-ray Unit.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Boyer were visitors in Bloomfield Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Max Martin returned Sunday from a two week vacation to Sioux Narrows Ontario and Tiger Musky resort Hayward Wisconsin, staying with their daughter in Cedar Rapids Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Lée Hiatt returned Monday from a long weekend with their daughter in Chamberlain South Dakota. Ruben Faber spent the weekend with his daughter and family in Omaha Nebraska. Mrs. Faber, who spent last week with the Loch family, returned home with her husband Sunday evening.
The October meeting of the Urbana Doers 4-H club was held at Maxine Fisher’s home. Eight members and one guest Nancy Mosley answered roll call on what they would like to bake this year. Nancy Mosley and Judy Pershing gave talks on citizenship. The next meeting is planned at Lorraine and Sandy McAnally’s home. Refreshments were served.
The Band Mothers club met at the new schoolhouse on Tuesday October 8 with president Juanita Dooley presiding. Minutes were approved and donations noted including a thank you from Mia Sylvan Van Dorin and baby. They plan a supper for the Appanoose county Teachers Assoc on October 25, organize a White Elephant sale October 20 at 1 30 p m at Moravia Community building and arrange transport for twirlers and flagwingers to Fairfield on October 13 for a state contest.
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