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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1962

Page

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General Armstead Award Recipients Named At Camp McCoy

Major General Louis D. Burkhalter presented the General Armstead award to 1st Lt. Roger Winslow at the final division review during summer training at Camp McCoy Wisconsin. The 108th Infantry Division comprising about 8,000 men across Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin includes Company A of the 328th Engr Bn which provided engineer support through bridge and road construction mine laying clearance demolitions and water purification. Company A was judged the top company in Battalion K phase tests on the Batley Bridge assault driver crossing compass course and mine field work. the photo lists show Lt Winslow among others.

108Rd Infantry Division Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin 328Th Engr.Bn 108D Infantry Division Batley Bridge Brinkley Segt Swatford Cox Winslow Milani Betts Paul ‘Turner Set King Davis Spa New Lawson Biles Collins Dingman Albertson Sfe Elliot Paul Wilson Logan Mitchell Set.Sharp Longley Sager Eritksol Wignall Sgt

Public Sale Promotion At Moravia Fair And Festival

An upcoming Moravia event promotes a display of produce and goods with prize winning items. The notice suggests using telephones for attendance and encourages visitors to bring friends while enjoying photography lighting and demonstrations. It invites organizers to submit sale bills for broad crowds and successful auctions.

Hastival Donors List Reveals Fall Festival Support

Financial donations for the fall festival have been strong this year with support from Albia Sales Company Anderson Erickson Co Angel Blacksmith Shop Ballanger Oil Co Centerville National Bank Club 60 Colonial Baking Co Burton Jaye Sakone Service Reuben Bed Iowa State Bank First National Bank Foster Dry Goods Fox Hatchery Hawk Ins Tlinois Telephone Co Southern Utilities Co Iowa Trust and Savings Bank Johnson Pump Service Easter Duty Sweet Easter pool Hall AD Kincade Kenneth Knapp Larrys Radio TV Lorkman Lowenberg Bakery Moravia Parm Moravia Insurance Moravia Locker Moravia Produce Motivin Utton Oehler Bros Oil Co Peoples National Bank Pettibone Sepriest Dairy Spencer Barber Shop Spencer Grocery Steele Packing Co Turner Son Turner Funeral Home VanDorin Imp Co Veach Imp Co Walters Interior Decorating Wapella Dairies Dr L Williams Williams Clothing Co Winsler Grocery Woodward Plumbing Heating

Albia Sales Company Anderson-Erickson Co Angel Blacksmith Shop Ballanger Oil Co Centerville National Bank Club 60 Colonial Baking Co En Condta Burton’ Jaye Sakone Service Babays Ois Reuben Iowa State Bank First National ‘Bank Foster Dry Goods Fox Tlinois “Telephone Co Aya Southern Utilities Co Iowa ‘Trust’& Savings Bank Johnson Kincade Kenneth Knapp Larry's Radio &Tv Lorkman DX Lowehberg Bakery, Inc Moravia'Parm ‘Service Co Moravia Insurance “Agency Oravia Moravia Produce Co

Prizes for Lucky Tickets at Moravia Fall Festival

The Moravia Fall Festival committee reports brisk sales as the annual outing opens Thursday. Three gifts are on display at the local bank office and will be awarded at a public drawing Saturday night September 15 around 9:00 p.m. A donor of $1 or more earns a festival number for the drawing.

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Fall Festival Draw Promises Prizes For Cardholders

The notice outlines eligibility for the Fall Festival draw requiring an official card and 100 percent earned premiums. Tickets are sold by the festival secretary or ticket committee. Draws occur Saturday night with winners notified and prizes collected at the bank. Three prizes have similar value. John A. Wilson serves as Chairman.

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Franklin By Mrs. Earl Swift Franklin By Mrs. Earl Swift

Franklin social notes detail visits and gatherings among Calhoun Swift Derby and related families. Multiple family members attend dinners Sunday visits and weekend activities at various homes including Earl Swift, Delbert Calhoun, Coy Swift, Larry Derby, and associated households.

Franklin Earl Swift Kenneth Calhoun James Calhoun Shirley Roseann Calhoun Cedar Falls Pariey Duane ‘Wilson Mark Kevin Earl Swifts Larry Derby Maureen Gerald Rineharts Carlers Donald Calhoun Art Eckwall Coy Swifts Carol Leon Calhoun Delbert Calhouns Emmett Monte Derby Larry Mrs. Coy Swift Louis Kell Be Mya Clair Long Jeffrey Mrs. Swift

Band Mothers Change Meeting Time At Schoolhouse

The Bard Mothers held the first regular meeting at the schoolhouse on Wednesday in September with 13 members present. Minutes by Wanda Murdy noted several items of business. The group voted to move meetings to the second Tuesday each month in the gym at 1 30 and to discontinue gifts for new arrivals while sending gifts to the festival. Grace Kincade will be in charge of a bake sale for the walk. White Elephant Sale was discussed for October 20 with publicity planned. Mrs Ron Woodward was appointed to arrange replacements as needed. meeting adjourned with musical numbers and refreshments served by several members.

Wanda Murdy Treat Grace Earle Rowley Frenk. Woodward Francis Turner Featarte Tobnson Kenneth On

Union Township Social Notes From Local Residents

Margeret Fenton reports social visits and dinners in Union Township. Names include Dale Cox Harold Walter Harper Burdett Cox Rowena Nyle C. C. Miller Ira Strunk Gerald Burton Jimee Dennla Kelly John Murdy Linda Stephen Spears Rennie Kelly family and Mira Dennis Kelly. Weekly calls and Sunday meals highlight community ties and guest list details.

Dale Cox Bryan Burdett Cox Rowena Nyle Walter’ Harper C. C. Miller Ira Strunk Gerald Burton Mir Earn Jimee Bera Fenton John Murdy Linda Stephen Spears Dennla Kelly Loly Strunk Ropnie van Zante Sherman Kelly Ami Mra Dale Coxend Bryan Iwete Wishprs Rennie Kelly Fenton Mr. and Messi Burdett Werd Mira Dennis Kelly Burdett Bil

MARKING age of six afferent colors or displays or posters

A brief note lists ages and color displays or posters with a price tag of $1. Valon is mentioned in association with the display item. The fragmented text suggests a small sale or label for a craft or educational display item. No clear date or location provided.

Letters for Airl Dren’s Onze Foster Help Drive

A group of Appanoose county residents gathers to solicit local support for Iowa Children’s Home Society. ICHS aids children in agency care due to inadequate homes and lack of facilities, guiding foster families to provide stable, constructive lives. The drive promotes a state-wide nonsectarian service funded by a town tax levy, with Mrs. Jack Long as a Moravia volunteer.

iAppanoose ‘County Iowa ICHS Jack Long Moravia Anta

Cloverleaf Club Holds First Meeting of Fall Season

The Clover Leaf Club resumes regular meetings on Wednesdays with the summer break noted. The Centerville picnic in July was the only summer event, guests include Glennie Dicks and Phyllis Spayr among others. A cooperative chicken dinner followed with pillow gift exchanges and carpet rag crafts. Edith Callen to entertain at the next meeting on September Wednesday.

Clover Leaf Club Centerville Club Ars Glennie Dicks Phyllis Spayr Mangel Tarbell Janice Moore Ernestine Argo Vera Ibaa Fern Penfield Verna McAninch Martha Navin Phyllis Dicks Mable Moore Florence Dicks Helen Wile Brown Bras Geeret Pal Edith Callen

Hiner family reunion honors Dave and Mary Hiner kin

The annual reunion of descendants of Dave and Mary Hiner was held Sunday September 2 with a cooperative dinner. Lloyd Beaty served as the host or leader for the event.

Dave Mary Hiner i On Prayer Llloyd Beaty

Taylor Aid Meets at Tarbell Home for Regular Dinner

Taylor Aid met at the home of Olive Jean Tarbell on September 7 for a cooperative dinner. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boyer, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Balanger, Lucile Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Tyan Harsh, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harsh, Mr. and Mrs. Lute Hiatt, Mr. and Mrs. Theo Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Don Pettibone, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pettibone, Bill and Jackie Wilson, Marsha, Ellen Paxston, Mrs. Eila Tarbell, and Mrs. Léedard Wilson.

Don Pettibone Tom Pettibone Bill Jackie Jay Wilson Marsha Ellen Paxston Eila Tarbell Léedard Wilson Mary

Meadows and Meadows Alberta Spencer Cam Report Meeting

Minutes record a report on this year’s work for a township aid project. Officers were re-elected with Lucile Carter as chairman and Vic Mihalovich as vice chairman. Dues were collected, a project to benefit the utility home was approved, and next meeting set with Virginia Pettibone on October 4.

Meadows Gladys Harsh Treas Virginia Pettibone

Cards By the Box at Melly Uni Offer

Readable details show a promotional card event at Melly University offering a buy seven get three deal. Specific names and venue data are partially legible, with the offer tied to card sets and boxed items likely aimed at students and collectors.

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