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The Moravia Union, Thursday, 1964 Enjoy Moravia's 49th Annual rail Festival Thursday, Friday, and Saturday Bring Your Camera There will be many picture opportunities during our Fall Festival. Bring Your Films To Us for Finishing Jumbo Size, in Album, 8 prints Contact Size, 8 40c All Popular Sizes of Film, including 8mm Color Movie Film, in Stock! -PHOTO FLASH BULBS Veach Drug Store YOUR REXALL STORE CLASSIFIED FOR room house with closed-in porch. Semi-modern and close to school and church. Mrs. Stella Lockman.

REAL ESTATE: It will p4y you well to buy or sell your real estate through, Chet Broshar, Lie Broker, Moravia. 18tf Corn binding with power takeoff binder. George Scott, Centerville route 2. Udell telephone. FOR SALE Hampshire ahd Shropshire rams.

Prices to suit. Kenneth Coltrain, phone 2803. union Sunday at Centerville. Mr. and Mrs.

Sam Shepard and children visited at John Van Zante's Sunday. Every housewife is busy taking care of the large peach crop. Ronald Lee VanZante enjoyed his 4-H trip to the State Fair Thursday and Friday. The boys were guests of the agriculture committee of the Des Moines Chamber of Commerce. Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Eaton have made several trips to Ottumwa lately to see Mr. Heinje, Jean's father, who has been ill. LIBRARY RECEIVES SEVERAL NEW BOOKS The Moravia Library board met Saturday afternoon for the September meeting with Mrs. Louis Schaffner, president, presiding.

Following the reading of the minutes by secretary, Mrs. Maude Coltrain, the regular routine of business was discussed. Twenty-four new books have been purchased by the board and many books have been donated Among those were 50 books by Mrs. Norris Price and others from Ars. E.

O. Tucker, Mrs. M. ifcFatridge and magazines from ATS. Preston Hedgecock, Mrs.

Mrs. McFatridge and others. 'he board is very grateful for these. There has been an increase in he number of readers recently. The board will renovate the books and will offer for free to rural chools and anyone else who wants hem, as well as magazines.

Mrs. Mae McCrory gave a report in the activities of the library. The registration book will again be in he library during the fall festival or visitors to sign their names as hey have in the past. The board members will take turns taking and all visitors are invited register. New books include: "Lighted "When Hearts Are Light both by Emilie Loring; "Little Golden Holiday Book," Marion Conger; "Roy Rogers King of Cowboys', by Elizabeth Seecher; "Smoky Poky" Bill and Bernard Martin; "Robert and His New Nina Schneider; Helen Gaspard; "Peter and the Walt Disney; "Rop- ng Lions in Grand Canyon', 'The foung and "Tappans Burro" all by Zane Gray; "A Voice in the "The Girl from Dawn of the FOR SALE New 4-room house, nearly completed, to be moved garage, 2 picture windows, insulated, wired, pine interior, composition roof, reasonable.

Jim Howry, Route 1, Moravia. 37-1 FOR $2.00 a bushel. Glen Fowler, Moravia, Route 1. FARM FOR 100 A. Frank Rogers farm situated 5 miles S.W.

of Albia on rock road. Good hog tight, limed and fertilized, lots of water and mostly seeded. Barn for Grade (A) with 16 stanchions, silo. Priced to sell for cash. See Chet Broshar, Lie.

Broker, Moravia, Iowa, FOR Tons of oat hay in stack. Also case 4 bar side rake on steel. Jim Howry, Route 1, Moravia. 37-1' FOR SALE Congoleum rugs kitchen 9x10 Vi. bedroom 9x12, living room 12x12, reasonable.

Pau Hiatt. 37-1 WANTED A weaving loom. Contact Moravia Union. baling with Case automatic string tie baler and loader. Also custom spraying Dowd Moravia, phone 1140.

20tf Blue Front By Mrs. John VanZante Mrs Nell Utterback and Mrs. Clair McDanel and children visited at the Cyril McDanel home Friday and helped can peaches. Circle met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Cooper.

Usual games were enjoyed. Each member received a corsage. Jean Eaton guessed the mystery box. Mr. and Mrs.

Ben Jones were Sunday dinner guests at the Frank Swaim home, Mr. and Mrs. Carl VanZante and boys attended the Hiatt re- ANNUAL FOSTER REUNION HELD AT CENTERVILLE The annual Foster reunion was held at the Centerville park, Sunday, Sept. 5. Those having charge of the activities of the day were; Olin Foster, president; Mrs.

Fred Lindley, secretary-treasurer; anc Mr. and Mrs. K. V. Gladfelder drinks committee.

The following people were pres ent to enjoy the picnic dinner am the afternoon together: Mr. ant Mrs. Fred Lindley, Wayne, Marvin Nancy, Lazelle, Keith, and Dale Milo S. Foster, Ida VanDoren Centerville; Mr. and Mrs.

James Kaster, Los Angeles, Mrs Gail Stites, Coatesville, Jen ny Lee Gordy, Ottumwa; Mr. and Mrs. John L. Hiner, Oakdale, la. Mr.

and Mrs. Claude Wren and Bonnie, Albia; Mr. and Mrs. Fran cis Wren, Wilton Junction, la. Mr.

and Mrs. Olin Foster, Mrs Ella Foster, Centerville; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Foster, Mr. and Mrs Grover Kaster, Mr.

and Mrs. K. Gladfelder, Judy Kay and Gene Miss Iloa Waters, Lovilia; Mr and Mrs. Pearl Hiner and Barbara of Cedar Rapids, Mrs. Horace Schaffner, Dorothy Dorcas, Danny, Debbie, Omaha, Mrs.

Basha Foster, Mrs Gertie Boyer, Moravia; Mr. am Mrs. Wm. Donovan, Judy, Mike and Pat, Mrs. Ella Platt and Fay Mr.

and Mrs. Forest Mericle Ralph Dwight and Junior, Mora via; Larry and Carson Mericle Mr. and Mrs. Trenton Mericle Barbara and David, Centerville. After the dinner officers for the coming year were elected: Mrs K.

V. Gladfelder, president; Mrs Trenton Mericle, urer, and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Broshar, drinks committee. Also special songs sung by Dorothy and Debbie Schaffner wen enjoyed.

The 1955 reunion will be held a the Centerville park on Sunda before Labor Day. $750 HANGING FLOCK 0 Value FEEDER For at on Wayne Purchase Plaa. Golv. steel, high, 50 serves 25 hens. Easy to adjust, clean aad move.

Saves floor space. Moravia Produce Moravia WAYNE FEEDS daughters Joyce and Carol of Mi; neapolls, spent Tuesday of last week with his sister, Mrs. Aft Fox and family. Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Smith were in Albia Tuesday evening to see his brother, W. A. Smith, who was brought to his home last week from the Ottumwa hospital where he had been a patient for nearly five weeks following a heart attack. His condition continues to improve. Mrs.

June Yates entered the Beauty Academy at OttUmwa, Tuesday, for a ten months course of Chariey Tyrrel of Detroit, came Monday to spend part of his vacation wifn Mrs. Mable Pence. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Johnson, Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Hiatt camped out at the fair from Friday to Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tisue spent Saturday afternoon and Sunday at the state fair.

Among those attending the state fair Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Spencer, Mrs.

Orph OF ROSEDALE" HERE FOR FESTIVAL Village of Rosedale," a unique miniature American lage with houses, civic buildings, vehicles and citizens, will appear here all three days of the Fall Festival. The nationally famous village, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Amos S. Youngblood of Grand Junction, Iowa, is complete in every detail and is built to scale with more than 5,000 moving parts, electrical- ly powered.

The village lay-out is mounted in a specially-built bus which is designed for convenient inspection of the exhibition. The model village contains stores, home, a fire department, a jail, a barber shop, a garage, and even, a null pond. Throughout the tiny village the little people are going about their everyday barber is shaving a customer, a wedding is being performed at the little church, there is a band concert in the park, and two fishermen are even sitting by the millpond trying their luck at catching tiny goldfish in the water. There will be no admission charge for the exhibit, but voluntary contributions will be accepted as you leave the bus. The "Village" has been exhibited in department stores, hobby Shows, in 18 different states, so don't fail to see this unit on exhibit.

It conies to Moravia after appearing last week at the Iowa State Fair. LOCAL NEWS Claude Palmer is seriously ill at 'Chance of a "Brent- hi home in Moravia. wood" all by Grace L. Hill; "Hunting for Hidden "Secret of the Old Mill" and "Sign of the Crooked Arrow" all by Franklyn Dixon; "Cherry Ames Due Ranch Julie Tatham; "Jean Craig Finds Kay Littleton; "Nancy Mysterious Carolyn Keene; "Song of the Cardinal" by Gene Stratton Porter. HINEB REUNION HELD AT CENTERVILLE SUNDAY The descendants of David and Mary Main Hlner met in the Centerville park, Sunday, Sept.

5, 1954. with 98 in attendance. At noon a bountiful dinner, with prayer by George Hlner, was en- Joyed by all. Eleqtion of, officers was held Carole Broshar, Mitzi Sawvel, Fern Kelley, Dolores Eakins, and Marilyn Hlatt, who are employed in Des Moines, ipent the weekend in Moravia. The Band M6thers club met Friday afternoon at the schoolhouse, Mrs.

Grant Tadlock presiding during the business meeting. Mrs. Curtis Tomlin and Mrs. Ralph Spencer served refreshments of Dixie cups and koolaid. Mr.

and Mrs. Lester White of Marshalltown, and Mr. and Mrs. T. A.

Stagner and children, Patty and Richard, of Maiden spent Labor Day weekend at the Dess Miller I By -Arthur Andrews irth with George son oft and MrsrH. D. Wadswoi Dave and Mary Hiner, as our of Coif ax spent. Wednesday eve- standing president; acting presi-'ning with Nellie Will- dent, Johnnie Beaty; vice presi-liams. dent, Verl Hardy; secretary Mr.

and Foster and th Hardy. It was voted to have each family bring something for the program next ear, and to meet same time and same place. Those present were: Mrs. Lassie Kelsey, Mr. and Mrs.

Jay Argo of Moravia; Mr. and Mrs. John McAninch and Connie of Melrose; Mrs. Rosa Beaty, Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Foster Mr. and Bud Walter and girls, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tubaugh Donna Rae and Dixie Kae, Mr. anc Mrs.

Lee Tadlock and Kenny, Mrs. Nellie Williams, Gerald and Jerry Burton were visitors at the state fair the past week. Mr. and Wilbur Miller attended the wedding of Ramona George Hiner and Glenn; Mr. and Dar and Gene Gibbs at the Mrs.

John Hardy and Johnnie, Methodist church In Seymour Sun. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hiner. David, I Denny and Donnie of Centerville; Millers.

Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Coulson and 1 Mr Freeda Jones of Moulton.

nephew of the Mrs Comstock White home. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Beaty and daughter departed for their home Denver, Colorado, Monday, af- visiting her sister, Miss Neva Mericle, and other relatives in this vicinity and Centerville. Miss Mericle accompanied them home lor several months stay.

Miss Mericle and her guests, Mrs. Jennie Pollard, Mrs. June Yates, of Moravia, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harvey Richard of Centerville enjoyed a picnic dinner together at the Centerville park, Saturday noon.

Bring your friends to E.U.B. church for noon or evening lunch, Friday, Sept. 10. Prompt service. Junior Caster, who is employed in Newton, spent the Labor Day weekend with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Luther Caster. Mrs, E. G. Hawk and her guests, Mrs.

and son John of Sun Valley, spent Wednesday with the Leonard, WU- son family near Seymour. and Mrs. Dayton Dotson i of Roby, arrived Thursday to spend a vacation visit with nisi parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dot- son, and to attend the Fall Festival.

They left Saturday to visit his sisters in Ottumwa. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hamilton returned to their home at St. Josephs, Monday, after spending the weekend with Mr.

til Tuesday with his grandmother, Mrs. C. A. Turner and Mr. Turner.

He will visit his aunt, Mrs. Russell Swensen and Mr. Swensen at Colorado Springs, en route back home. Mrs. Laura Gedney of Garden Grove, Mr.

and Mrs. Bryan Hart of Centerville, Miss Blanche Graham and Mr. and Mrs. Max McDonough and daughter visited last Tuesday with the Warren DuVall family. Mr.

and Mrs. John Hayward and daughters of Minneapolis, were evening visitors. Mr. and Mrs. John Hayward and ter and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Lee Hiatt, and Marilyn, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell McElderry and Donna, Mary Ellen Condra, Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Dhority, Janet and Gary, Mardeena and DeLoris Hiatt, Ronnie Tomlin, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Johnson and Margaret, Mr. and Mrs. Richard'Butler, Anna Callen, Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Hiatt, and Carol Fisher. FRANK SWAIM MORAVIA, IOWA Ambulance Service Phone 121 Insurance NeeMta ALL KINDS FIRE AND EXTENDED COVERAGE, HAIL AUTOMOBILE TRACTOR POLIO Soo C. C. Coulson Insurance Estate Agent Phone M.

Moravia I and family were dinner guests Mr. and" Mrs. Berle Beaty. Adda 'Sunday at the Wallace Means Rose and Dean, Mr. and Mrs.

Howard Teater, Ray, Verl and Karen, and John Kruzich of Piano; Mr. home near Melrose, in honor of her father's 58th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shiltz and and Mrs.

Lloyd Beaty, Sam and family spent Sunday evening at had Mrs. Ralph McDonough. The two women were college classmates. Mr. and Mrs.

John Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Veriyn Hegna, Miss Roberta Clark and Bob Wells, all of Rockford, visited from Friday to Monday with Mrs. John Clark's sister, Mrs. Charles Broshar and family.

Mr. and Mrs, Guy Fleming of Huntsville, visited "from Sun-, day to Tuesday with her sister, Mrs. T. B. Cameron, at the Mr.

and Mrs. Cecil Coulson home. I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woodward Denny, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles But- the Ransom Minor home in Cen- ler and Nancy and Vickie, Mr.jterville. and Mrs. John Beaty, Helen, Har-j Mr. and Mrs.

Reo Bryant of riet and Larry of Marshalltown, I Seymour called the Bob Strunk Mr. and Mrs. Alec Allerdyce and Connie, Mr. and Mrs. Mick Hux of Moline, HL; Mr.

and Mrs. Clifford Hull, Tommy and Kathryn of Ottumwa. Mr. and Mrs. Don Ahee aad family, Mr.

and Mrs. Karl Knapp, Jim and Linda, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hiatt and Gary, Mr. and Mrs.

Delmar Dudley, Terry and Sue, Neva Mericle of Centerville; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Beaty, Janice, lene, Judy aad Jeannie of Denver, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Huff of Mystic; Mr.

and Mrs. Bert Rinehart, George and Mary Lou, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rinehart of Mystic. Afternoon visitors were Mr.

and Mrs. Gene Huff, John and Terry of Piano; Mr. and Mrs. Francis Miller, Ray, Susan and Jane of Newton. Salem By Basel Hellyer Those attending the state fair the past week were Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Perry and sons, Clarence Whitehead, Dick and dark Hellyer, Amy, John and Clarence Huter, Mr. aad Mm. Delbert Calhoun and sons, Edward, Martha and Orville MeCord, Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd Brown. Mr. aad Mrs. George Brozovich, Mr. and Mrs.

Elbert Perry. i Connie and Max spent home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Andrews and Bill and Vivian Hoffman attended the Moulton Jamboree Thursday evening.

Mr. and Mrs! Bud Walter and girls spent Sunday in Des Moines, at the Dale Callen home. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hoffman and Danny spent Sunday evening with Mrs.

Laura Hoffman. Toe missionary circle met at the home of Mrs. Glen Stephenson in Moravia Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Gerald Burton, Mrs.

Laura Strunk and Barbara, Mrs. Iva Strunk and Mrs. Eva Miller attended. Mrs. Ida Caylor and Drenda Gae Tubaugh spent Sunday at the Albert Tubaugh home, Dayne Taylor was a dinner guest Sunday at the Bill Hoffman borne.

Mrs. Iva Strunk and Mrs. Gerald Burton spent Saturday near Knoxville visitijug friends. Aaron MX. and Mrs.

Ted Campbell speat Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur a few nights last week with lkeir grandparents, Mr. and Hamilton, while their paxeoU were the fair. MXK.

Lloyd Brown spent lowing the morning church services, Airman George and Mrs. Woodward of Denver, Colo, Mr. and Mrs. William Woodward-ana family of Colfax, Beverly Woodward of Des Moines, Mrs. Q.

G. Woodward, Mr. and Mrs. Hanyy Woodward and Karen, Mr. Mrs.

Harley Woodward and Jarly, and Rev. and Mrs. Don Thurm tn. Frank Selby Handy of Los Angeles, who had open visiting his brother, Waldo Up. Handy and family at arrived here Saturday Jia- BiH and Vivian Hoffman were supper guests Sunday evening at the Andy Andrews borne.

Mr. aad Mrs. Lazelle Strunk, Wilbur. Donnie and Lois spent Sunday evening wttb Mrs. Iva Strunk.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Abbas and family of Mafc-ose, Mr. ami Mrs. Leo Means and Jaaie of Albia Tuesday MX.

and MM- Jacfc Padavich and Gary. Mr. aad Date Elarton Md Cheryl of Centervilie spent Monday fee Andy INSURE NOW Chet Broshar FEET FEATURES QUALITY IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Tfcii Kitehemider On Ditpliy At Our Btetk In TKc Industrial Exhibiti Tent. Turner Son Furniture M.teri*! Moravia.