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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1964
Page
6
Local residents and relatives gathered for the Fall Festival with extended family from Ottumwa Des Moines and Des Moines while manyKinfolk visited from California Ohio and Illinois. Wedding guests from Rockford and Dayton joined local hosts for dinners and social calls as youths depart for Iowa and Nebraska universities.
Pa and Ma Kettle led a children's parade and guests including Mr and Mrs Jos Kapich and Mike Belloma called on Mrs John Wood and Lola Fisher at Monroe Co hospital. The Wilsons and Alan, Linda, Marsha attended a supper at Tower Lanes Albia for Mrs R C Wilson's birthday. Mrs Gladys Darlin of London Mills spent last week with the Schrodt family.
Families share Sunday dinners with Paris Strunk and Burton households across Centerville Sewal and Knoxville Iowa. A Fall Festival display at the community building paraded with a large tent. Elec Cooperative Day lunch prizes drew good crowds. Local visits include Hedging with Harold Tubaugh and neighbors in Maplewood Winfield and Centerville.
Olive Jean Tarbell dominates with firsts in Apricots Apples Peaches Pears Plums Rhubarb Strawberries and Green Beans. L A Stewart and Melissa Felton claim multiple second places alongside Mamie Tisue and Mrs Ira Boyer in a broad judging of fruits and vegetables from the festival.
A long list of garden items and preserves led by Olive Jean Tarbell with multiple first and second place finishes in vegetables, pickles, jams, butters, juices, and peppers. Other notable scorers include Mrs. LA Stewart, Ferne Hoover, Melissa Felton, and Jack Miller.
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