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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1966
Page
3
1951 1 ton Chevy truck for sale in good condition. Features include duals and fold down rack. Contact Ted Campbell at phone 724-3655 or Box 83 Moravia.
The Happy Helpers 4H club met at Marcia and Constance Thompson on October 10. Eleven members and three guests attended. New members Debbie and Judy Fasenburg were voted in. Officers elected: Ellen Cooper president, Carol Calhoun vice president, Donna Hawk secretary, Carolyn Cooper treasurer, Joyce Christy and Constance Thompson reporters, Nancy Parker flag chairman, Deddie Fosenburg recreation, Marcia Thompson historian. Demonstrations covered using a pressure pan and salads. Record books were checked and refreshments served by Donna Hawk.
The Franklin 4-H regular meeting convened at Bob Potts home with eight members and two leaders present. The pledge was given, no old business was discussed, and Lloyd Ammons and Bob Potts were voted on for a specific action.
Report of a 4-H club meeting where members recited the pledge to the 4-H flag. Lyle Kehrberg spoke on what is in one quart of milk. Terry Parker and Bobby Whitehead demonstrated driving a hog through a door. Refreshments were served by Mrs Potts. Reporter Bobby Whitehead.
Olive and Minnie Moffatt call on Anna Marie Selix and Anna Burkland. The Udell Brethren ladies meet at Josie Stucky’s home to sew for church. Funeral services for W O Burns of St Louis held in Unionville. Families Gravitt Hedgecock Sprouse visit and dine. Burkland relatives visit Udell Centerville. deer hunters Pettitt Labered Burkland in Colorado.
Chariton River Baptist Missionary Society met at the church for its regular session on October 12. Mrs. Mildred Wray led, readings included Psalms 24 and 19, lessons by Mrs. Jean Curtis and Mrs. Vera Moore, and a study of Ephesians. Minutes approved, funds voted to share linen cloths for church dining room. refreshments served. Present: Myrtle Cross, Jean Irwin, Fay Fenton, Jean Curtis, Vern Moore, Florence Martin, Mildred Wray, Elma Davison, Mabel Moore, Mildred Tarbell, Phyllis Dicks, Isal Sulser.
Union Office advertises staplers that are dependable and guaranteed for use. Staples compatible with other makes are also available.
County Extension Director Harold Holder outlines the Dutch elm disease crisis in Iowa. The disease has killed over one million elms since 1957, threatening communities through sanitation gaps, root graft transmission, and elm bark beetles. A statewide control drive, with a ten year loss cap when controlled, urges community action, sanitation, root-graft prevention, and beetle control to limit spread.
Saturday and Sunday visits weave through Kirksville Ottumwa and Des Moines as Dell Hellyer hosts and guests from Brown Jennings Whitehead and Perry. Notable events include Karol Ann Hellyer’s Capping in Iowa City and Bert Rinehart's hospital visit.
A lively note urges readers to clear garages and sell unwanted items using the Union Want Ads. It promotes easy sales and broad readership, claiming the ads reach everyone.
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