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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1969
Page
3
An ad seeks part time workers for a Moravia Iowa opportunity with earnings up to 9.50 per hour no selling required training to service and collect from automatic dispensers. Full time offers include a car and up to 2230 initial investment with company financing.
Classified line notes a two year old female pointer started for sale with contact Jack L. Scott at 724-3282.
Mr and Mrs C C Coulson traveled to Independence Missouri for a weekend visit with Mr and Mrs Floyd Albertson and their daughter Linda Coulson. Others including Mr and Mrs Wendell Murdy and Mr and Mrs Leonard Palmer went to Missouri to visit Vern Newcomb in Nevada and the Brian Karrs in LeMar. They dined with Dr and Mrs Elmer Post in Nevada. Additional weekend guests at Walter Meers home included several families and relatives from Buckeye Ottumwa Numa Centerville and surrounding areas.
Elections set in half of Appanoose County townships to elect or reelect Extension Council members. Voting begins at 8:00 p.m. on dates ranging November 3 to November 11 at specified homes and schools. Current members listed by township.
Dennis Garmon 84 longtime Appanoose Davis counties resident and former Wabash railroad employee died Wednesday at his home in Bunch from a heart attack. Funeral services tentatively set for 1 30 Saturday at Wagler Funeral Home Bloomfield. He was the grandfather of Mrs Don Bolin of Moravia.
Mrs Nadine Dommer reports visits across ENON area with Outing Minnesota guests at Elvin Stocker, State Teachers convention in Des Moines, Centerville relatives at Moore home, Russell relatives at Buell Taylor dinner, and locals calling on Oskaloosa residents. Additional trips include Mrs Patricia Bulza in Gary Indiana and visits by Burdette Ward and Janie, Laverne Horn and family, and the Proctors noted in the column.
The Franklin Happy Helpers met at Sherry McCannon’s home on October 20. A gift was given to Mrs. Glennie Dicks for her year of service. Ten members one leader and one visitor attended. Minutes treasurer and reports were read and discussed. Mailbox paintings progress was reviewed. A skating party was postponed to January. Family night was planned. New members Sheri Wilson Maureen Derby and Carol Christy joined. Officers elected for January include Elaine Christy president Sally Whitehead vice president Joyce Christy secretary Carolyn Cooper treasurer Carol Christy reporter Molly VanBenthuysen photo chairman Nancy Parker photo carrier Sheri Wilson flag chairman Maureen Derby and Elaine Christy in recreation. Refreshments were served by Sherry McCannon.
Sunday visitors included Mrs. Jim Hayes at Bernard Hayes home and several neighboring couples. Attendees and brief outings spanned Des Moines to Oskaloosa with jr high party, band trip, and football game notes. Multiple visits tracked across families including Walter, Kelley, Dommer, McDanel, and Lockman households.
Mr and Mrs John Keenton of California were supper guests Wednesday at the Lloyd Ammons home. Duane Wilson and family were Sunday dinner guests at the Earl Swift home. Mrs Wayne Pickrell and Jill and Corkie visited Ottumwa Saturday. Earl Swift attended Osa Brown’s funeral in Moravia. Lloyd Ammons returned from hunting in Wyoming and Colorado. Earl Swift visited George Shehan and Pearl Runnells visited Delbert Calhouns and Loyd Johnson visited Roscoe Argos.
Mr and Mrs Delbert Calhoun and relatives Kenneth Donald and Pam Calhoun were Sunday visitors at Gary Miller’s Waterloo home. Other guests included Emmett Derby and Larry Derby, Gary Perry, Tulle Jeff Hiatt and Emery Hiatt.
In Hiattsville Mrs Wayne McDai and Mrs Kenneth Hiatt and Mrs Roberta Hiatt traveled to Des Moines to collect Donald Hiatt who returned home Friday from Vietnam. Bobby Dean McDanel stayed with the Melvin McDanels Thursday night. Saturday visitors at the Kenneth Hiatt home included Mr and Mrs L C Beagle Mr and Mrs Bob Cudworth of Ottumwa and Mr and Mrs Lorie Hiatt of Washington. Callers to see Mrs Virgil Dooley included Mrs Clella Free, Mrs Frances Burton, Mrs Doris Boblenz, Anna Hiatt, Ruby Brees, Mr and Mrs Glen McFall, Mr and Mrs Roy Dooley, Mrs Eleanor Burton, Gary Balzar, Mrs Cleli McDanel, Lillian and Elsie Callen.
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