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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1972
Page
3
More parents will attend the SCA gathering Monday October 28 at 7 30 PM in the high school gym. Delmont Moffitt will discuss school issues while the vocal music department provides entertainment. The event aims to gauge which class achieves highest attendance.
The North Bend Ladies Aid met Thursday afternoon with Donna Beaty as the group’s activity centered on morale and fellowship. Joyce Phillips opened with a poem, roll call featured Bible verses, Ava Long joined the group, and dues were paid. Preparations for serving at Arthur Shepards Estate sale on Oct 25 were discussed, with visitors listed and Donna set to teach again at Leola's, followed by poems Trees and It Couldn’t be Done. Prize awarded to Ruth McNair for napkin.
Duane Wilson of route 5 was chosen last week as the new president of the Monroe County Farm Bureau. He succeeds John Sayres, who resigned earlier and has moved to Arizona.
The USDA Farmers Home Administration moves to boost rental housing in rural areas for the elderly and low to moderate income families. Key changes allow up to 750000 for development costs, no residency rule with a local agent, performance bonds, construction financing flexibility, low interest rates to limited profit borrowers, and potential 100 percent nonprofit financing. Section 23 leasing with HUD broadens access for very low income families, with HUD subsidizing rents. Gene Crosby in Appanoose County is the contact for more information.
The notice lists a building at 12th and Washington Centerville with office hours listed as Monday from 8 to 5. No further details.
Local residents hosted and visited relatives from Kansas to Nebraska this weekend. Dr and Mrs James Main plus Olatha kin stayed with Forrest Main in a family gathering. Jerry Main family of Fairfield joined for Sunday dinner. Merl Gackle returned to Oskaloosa after a stay at the Main home while Harold Vickrey of Elk River Minnesota visited his sister Buell Taylor and mother, then spent time with Virgil Taylor at Seymour.
Tuesday with Mrs Mildred Robb and Fern Thompson of Peoria Tih centered on Centerville visits. Bonnie Main accompanied Helma Tisue to Albia for eye check, then to Ottumwa after a referral. Helma visited brother Carl Johnson. Friday Mona Tarbell and Bonnie Main also drove Helma to Ottumwa. Virgil Johnson was admitted to Monroe county hospital Friday.
UNION Office advertises napkins for all occasions in plain pastel colors or patterns and also offers imprinted options for branding and gifts.
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