Moravia Union from Moravia, Iowa • Page 2

3r x-ji September 16, 1964 Entered as second class matter Feb. 23, 1905, at the post office at Moravia, Iowa, under the act of March 3,1879. County Paper Issued Every Thursday C. R. and H.

K. Dhority, Editors-Publishers SUBSCRIPTION RATES Appanoose and Monroe Counties One Elsewhere In United (In Advance) Ramblin's Moravia streets about the square are about as dusty at the present as they have been any time this summer. Merchants find it is a vainless effort to try and keep their stores clean and shiny, for in but a few minutes' after a cleaning and a fast moving car or truck or two down the street and it is again a mess. City officials contracted early in the spring for a street imporve- ment project but the contracting company has failed, to appear. Recent contact with them showed they anticipated on coming yel this fall and blacktop several blocks.

Problem in the officials' minds Is if it is too late to result in a satisfactory job for the money. About two weeks ago many residents pooled together to money to help in oiling streets which has proved raise some satis- the factory in some sections of residential areas. A sprinkling of politicians showed up at the fall festival to dish out a few calling cards and a few books of matches. Most Incumbent officeholders are running for re- eletcion with the exception recorder, Al Dukes. of National followers who look to the Maine election as a barometer of political thinking saw but little conclusiveness.

The far northeast area evidently split their voting completely, naming a Democratic head for the state, but endorsing a complete roster of Republican national leaders. Fall Festival Premium Winners (Continued from page 1) Dahlia Dhority. Boyer, Maude Coffin. 2nd. Tisue, 1st; Maude Coffin, 2nd.

Dhority, 1st; Nellie Williams, 2nd. Marigolds Jay Argo, 1st; Mamie Tisue, 2nd. Marigolds Williams, 1st; Bertha Coulson, 2nd. Boyer, 1st; Maude Coffin, 2nd. Coulson, 1st; Virga Boyer, 2nd.

Petunia Coffin, 1st; Blanch Walter, 2nd. Petunia( double) Margaret Petunia Boyer, 1st; Marsha Walter, 2nd. Phlox Jay Argo, 1st; Mabel Hawk, 2nd. Boyer, 1st; Mrs. Buckmaster 2nd.

Dhority, 1st; Mamie Tisue, 2nd. Snapdragons Williams, 1st; Berniece Wilson, 2nd. Zinnias( Dodd, 1st; Ellen Paxston, 2nd. Zinnias Benge, Nellie Williams. 2nd.

Mixed Bouquet Nellie Williams, 1st; Hazel Cox, 2nd. ARTISTIC ARRANGEMENT Dining Williams, 1st; Mamie Tisue, 2nd. Buffet or Williams, 1st; Margaret Callen, 2nd. Coffe Table Nellie WDliams, 1st; Mamie Tisue, 2nd. Fruit or Boyer, 1st; Nellie Williams, 2nd.

Foliage Nellie Williams, 1st; Mamie Tisue, 2nd. All Tisue, 1st; Nellie Williams. 2nd. Dried Margaret Callen, 1st; Nellie Williams, 2nd. Tisue, 1st; Maude Coffin, 2nd.

Arrangement for Teachers Desk VanDorin. HOME ARTS Luse. Apron Margaret Callen, 1st; Virga Boyer, 2nd. Crocheted Bedspread Grace Luse. Crocheted Buffet Set Selma Caster.

1st; Lelah Harrison, 2nd. Crocheted Centerpiece Selma Caster, 1st; Cella McDanel, 2nd. Embroidered Centerpiece Selma Caster. Chair Caster. 1st; Always a kingpin in the activities of the Festival is the Moravia high school band.

They are pictured here as they led the parade Friday, with conductor Bill Jessee at the extreme left, LaVone Oard majorette. The band' played a short concert preceding each afternoon and evening 1 program, besides marching in the parade. Moulton band came for the parade Friday afternoon and gave a short concert preceding the afternoon program. Celia McDanel, 2nd. Dish Towels Mrs.

Chester Woodcock, 1ft; Lois Mason. 2nd. McDanel. 1st, 2nd. Fancy Luse.

House Potts. Headquarters for Big Smith Work Clothes Guaranteed to Give Satisfaction! Williams Clothing Co. West Side Square Albia This year's festival parade featured a very large number of farm machinery and Industrial entries. Here is shown more than a block of It lined op for the parade to proceed. Hot Dish Tisue.

Handkerchief Mrs. Chester Woodcock. Lunch Tisue, 1st; Lelah Harrison, 2nd. Lunch Cloth and Dodd, 1st; Grace Luse, 2nd, Pillow Veach, 1st; Mrs. Chester Woodcock, 2nd.

Pot Luse, 1st; Margaret Callen, 2nd. Sweedish Luse, 1st; Margaret Caljen, 2nd. Paxston, 1st; Lelah Harrison, 2nd. Table Cloth, crocheted Mrs. Chester Woodcock.

1st; Grace Luse, 2nd. Fancy Tisue, 1st; Helma Tisue, 2nd. Vanity Set, crocheted Celia McDanel, 1st and 2nd. Vanity Set, Luse. RUGS AND QUILTS Braided Tisue, 1st; Mamie Tisue, 2nd.

Crocheted Dodd, Helma Tisue, 2nd. Hooked Caster, 1st; Helma Tisue, 2nd. Woven Caster, 1st; Anna Kaster, 2nd. Wall Luse. Cotton Patch Dhority, 1st; Mrs.

Bert 2nd." Embroidered Caster. Crazy Tisue. Quilt Most Luse, 1st; Josie Dhority, 2nd. Best Dhority. Oldest Luse." INFANTS PBE-8CHOOL Carriage Luse, 1st; Knitted Sweater Set Grace Luse.

Handmade Luse. Pre-School Coat and Luse. Pre-School Luse, 1st and 2nd. Child's Sweater Grace Luse 1st and '2nd. HOME ECONOMICS Chocolate Cake Olive Jean Tarbell, 1st; Grace Veach, 2nd.

White Veach, 1st; Carolyn VanDorin, 2nd. Burnt Sugar Van Dorin, 1st Spice Phillips, 1st; Carolyn VanDorin, 2nd. Angel Gardner, Velda Brown, 2nd, Chiffon Veach, 1st; Upside Down McElderry, 1st; Olive Jean Tarbell, Nut Phillips, 1st; Wanda Mcllwaln, 2nd. Mosley, 1st; Sharon Argo, 2nd. Light Rolls Charlene Burns, 1st; Phyllis Stewart, 2nd.

Chocolate Stew; art. 1st; Charlene Burns, 2nd. I Other Schaffner, 1st; Janet Phillips. 2nd. Soft Hiatt.

I Two Crust Stewart, 1st; Janet Phillips, 2nd. Argo, 1st; Janet Phillips. 2nd. 3 Jars Fruit-planet Phillips, 1st; Charlene Bums, 2nd. 3 Jars Hiatt Cotton Print Fox, 1st; Martha McCord, 2nd.

Dress, best wear Charlene Burns, 1st; Linda Ward, 2nd. Blouse Martha McCord. 1st Linda Warded. 1st; Sandra Hiatt, 2nd. Shorts or Play Suit Martha 1st; Janice Mosley, 2nd.

Sleeping Garment Martha Potts, 1st; Martha McCord, 2nd. Tea Stewart. Fancy Work Phyllis Sewart, 1st; Donna McElderry, 2nd. Other Sewing Mary Mosley, 1st; Sandra Hiatt. 2nd.

CANNED PRODUCTS Heckman, 1st; Nellie Williams -2nd. Phillips. Ransom, 1st; Mildred Phillips, 2nd. Aricots Mildred Phillis, 1st; Imogene Tisue, 2nd. Apples Martha Ransom, 1st; Mildred Phillips.

2nd. Caster, 1st; Nellie Williams. 2nd. Blackberries Edith Phillips, 1st; Martha Ransom, 2nd. Phillips, 1st; Nellie Williams, 2nd.

2nd. and 2nd. Homemade Snowsuit Luse, 1st. Grace Remember A Stitch In And now is the time to send fall apparel to us for cleaning and renewing ready for the first cold evening you will be needing them. We can give you prompt and pleasing service nqw on all your dryxleaning and pressing service.

Just leave your cleaning at SPENCER'S grocery or at our cleaning plant in Albia. AMa, Iowa Cleaning and Pressing Ginger Jane Bailey Coffee 1 Mrs. Ora Boyer, 1st; Olive Jean Tarbell. 1st; 4 Edith Phillips, 2nd. Nut Veach, 1st; Lois Mason, 2nd.

White Potts. Jean Taylor, 2nd. Light Potts, 1st; Grace Veach. 2nd. Cinnamon Ora Powell, 1st; Blanch Walter, 2nd.

Cocoanut J. Tarbell. Rolled Mfldred Phillips, 1st; Nellie Williams, 2nd. Ice Box Van Dorin, 1st; Olive Jean Tarbell, 2nd. Drop.

Veach, 1st; Alta Jane Bailey, 2nd. Filled Phillips 1st; Olive Jean Tarbell, 2nd. VanDorin. Raised Dhority. 1st; Blanch Walter, 2nd.

Cake Phillis, 1st; Grace Veach, 2nd. Wood. Boyer, 1st; Margaret Callen, 2nd. Phillips, 1st; Olive Jean Tarbell. 2nd.

Other Tisue. 1st; Mildred Phillips, 2nd. Decorated McDonough, 1st; Olive Jean Tarbell, 2nd. GIBLSUNDEB12 Chocolate Cake, uniced Rita Gardner, 1st; Nancy Ward, 2nd. White Cake, Mc- IIwain, 1st; Jean Taylor.

2nd. Muffins Rita Gardner, 1st; Nancy Boblenz, 2nd. McMullen, 1st; Jean Taylor, 2nd, Boblenz, 1st; Linda Gardner, 2nd. Chocolate Ward, 1st; Ann Exline, 2nd. Hawk, 1st; Nancy Carol Faber, 2nd, Skirt-Jeanne Hawk.

GIRLS 18 TO 16 Chocolate Cake, Argo, 1st; Sandra Hiatt, 2nd. White Cake, uniced Phyllis Stewart, 1st; Janet Phillips, 2nd. Angel Food Hiatt. Fox, 1st; Janet Phillips, 2nd. MERCHANTS WISE Advtrtisti MONUMENTS FWBMW Montana Inby Bed All Northern Are EwdHttd fe lotto CENTEBV1LLE MONUMENT CO.

C. PATTERSON Walter. Phillips, Carolyn VanDorin, 2nd. 1st Powell. Pickles (Dill)- -Mildred Phillips, 1st; Imogene Tistle, 2nd.

Phillips. Peach Phillips, 1st; Mrs. Powell, 2nd. Stuffed Tisue, 1st; Mildred Phillips, 2nd. Watermelon Pickles Mamie Tisue, 1st; Virea Boyer.

2nd. Phillips, 1st; Blanch Walter, 2nd. Chili Saucer-Mildred Phillis. Apricot Apple Walter, 1st; Edith Phillips, 2nd. Grape Walter.

Crabapple Phillips. Peach Mosley, 1st; Blanch Walter, 2nd. Pear Phillips. Plum Cox, 1st; Edith Phillips 2nd. Raspberry Jam-r-Virginfa Broshar.

Strawberry Phillips. Apricot Phillips, 1st; Edith Phillips, 2nd. Tflmato Walter. Grape Walter. Cherry Broshar.

Currant Coffin. Gooseberry Broshar. Plum Walter, 1st; Edith Phillips, 2nd. Grape Jellyr-Blanch Walter. Apricot Walter.

Cherry Walter. Ground Cherry Dodd. Peach Caster, 1st; Virginia Broshar, 2nd. Watermelon Preserves Edith Phillips, 1st; Blanch Walter, 2nd. Dried Cox.

Homemade Tisue, 1st; Edith Phillips, 2nd. Mincemeat Martha Ransom 1st: Mildred Phillips, 2nd. Collection of Canned Products Phillips, 1st; Nellie Williams, 2nd. SHEEP 4-H Purebred Ram Coltrain, 1st and 2nd. 4-H Purebred Ewe Coltrain, 1st and 2nd.

Open Purebred Ewe Lamb Kenneth Coltrain. Alden, 1st; Carl Alden, 2nd; Terry Martin. 2nd. White Rock Chickens Terry Martin, Bantams Terry feith Helmick, 2nd. Pfttrtipt WATCH Hollingskead Side Square Get rid of mold and mildew in your home! Get an International Harvester Dehumidifler Removes up to 24 jrfnte of water from air every 24 hours.

Protects tools, books, luggage, clothes against moisture damage. Can quickly pay for itself. Veach Implement Co. Your International HftrrMter Dealer Phone 1S6 Pears Martha Ransom, 1st; Mildred 2nd. Tisue, 1st; Edith Phillips.

2nd. Raspberries Nellie Williams, 1st; Mildred Phillips. 2nd. Ransom, 1st; Mildred Phillips, 2nd. Strawberries Mildred Phillis, 1st; Martha Ransom.

2nd. Beets Phillips. 1st; Martha Ransom, 2nd. Phillips. 1st; Mildred Phillips.

2nd. Phillips, 1st; Blanch Walter. 2nd. Green Boyer, 1st; Martha Ransom, 2nd. Walter.

Walter, 1st; Carolyn VanDorin, 2nd. Lima VanDorin Mixed Vegetables Phillips. 1st; Mfldred Phillips, 2nd. Heckman, 1st; Edith Dodd, 2nd. Phillips Shelled Ransom.

Sweet Potatoes Nellie Williams, 1st; Mildred Phillips 2nd Edith Ransom, 1st; OnJI Pickles Walter, 1st; Mamie Ttaue, 2nd. Pickles (CUeumber) Mildred 1st; Clarabelle Mosley, 2. ANNUAL CALF SALE Friday, Oct. 8, 1954 FRIENDS List your calves and stock steers so we can get them advertised. We have had several calls as to when we would have'this sale.

We will have plenty of buyers. Centerville Sale Co. Ora Notice To Motorists You are wanted that school buses are now on the highways and that motorists must exercise extreme care to avoid unnecessary accidents. Do not pass a stopped school bus. Children eometunes thoughtlessly dart from around a bus into your oncoming lane of traffic.

Watch for children who may be walking along side of the highway. A child's Itfe is the itf ecious poasf ssion of ali wHBff Appanoose County Sheriff.