Moravia Union from Moravia, Iowa • Page 2

Altered as second class matter Feb. 23, 1905, at the putt office at Moravia, Iowa, under the act of March 8,1879. Official County Paper Issued Every Thursday C. R. and H.

K. Dhorlty, Editors-Publishers SUBSCRIPTION RATES Appanoose and Monroe Counties One Etoewtwre in United (In Advance) Ramblin's In a little over a week there will be some hiring and firing done all over the nation. That is just what' the election Nov. 2 is. The Union is this week carrying many political announcements or applications to you.

Next week there will be many more. Look them over. Like any employer, pick the ones you believe to be the best qualified for the positions they are seeking, then the following Tuesday go and make your bid to hire them for their term of office. Superintendent Fenton is calling to attention of everyone, of the new parking lot north of the school house. Use it.

They have erected rto parking signs along the west side of the street in front of the schoolhouse. This was done for the safety of the children. Often after ball games and other events there is a lot of running out into the street be tween cars and is very dangerous. So during basketball games class plays and other school activities, people are asked td'use the parking lots north of the schoolhouse, and there is to be no parking along the sidewalk. Moravia school received a very realistic safety lesson Tuesday when school youths pushed up that alarming highway accident figure.

The people get precautionary publicity put before them daily but most ignore it. But when these accidents strike closer to home we become mindful of these warnings. We hope other students will take more caution with their driving. Like every generation, there are steering wheel artists that are pushing their cars along our streets and roads at speeds that are not safe. Umonville By Mm D.

8. Fenton Rev. and Banks Doggett and Rickie visited the Numa W. S. C.

S. on Thursday afternoon at the Mrs. Mattie Arbogast home. Mr. and Mrs.

John Harrington, Gene and Janet visited Sunday afternoon at the parental Loy Tipton home. Mr. and Mrs. Fay Porter and Mr. and Mrs.

D. S. Fenton were Centerville Sunday afternoon visiting Mr. Fenton's sister, Mrs. Mary Belle Curtis.

Rev. H. M. Richmond, who has spent'the last two weeks in Illinois, returned home Monday. Mr.

and Mrs. N. L. Harrington were Sunday dinner guests at the Earl Harrington home in Ottumwa. Mr.

and Mrs. Hugh Guernsey of Centerville were Sunday dinner guests of his sister and family Mrs. D. M. Wilson.

The laymen of the Methodist church were in charge of the morning worship hour at 11 o'colck Sunday, Oct. 17, and presented a very inspiring program to a large congregation, Mrs. Vernon Lathen and son Emery Coltrain and Lois. Mr. and Mrs.

Duane spent Sunday at the Fred Col' traitt home. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Proctor and family, John Schoech spent Sunday at the Howard Proctor home. Evening visitors were Mr.

and Mrs. Laverne and family. Boys, better slow 'em down before you are added to the statistics. Mr. arid Mrs.

Ernest Small and family spent Sunday at the Hubert Helmick home. Mrs. Buell Taylor, Jean and Jay were Sunday dinner guests at the Bert Vickroy home. and the evening, Mr. and Junior Donovan and family.

Lynda Wood spent from Friday till Sunday at Donovan's. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Wilson and i Alan were supper guests Thursday at the Ivan Harsh home. Mrs.

Monica Fischer and Karline visited Monday evening at the George Turner home. New Hooe By Genevie Donovan Miller By MM. Arthur Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Harsh and boys spent Sunday with Mrs.

Hattie Watts and Marion. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hiatt were supper guests at the Frank Hiatt home, Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Max Rpdgers and Steve are moving to Loveland, Colo. Mr. Rodgers has a store and has already left for Colorado and Mrs. Rodgers and Steve will stay with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. George Turner, till they find a home at Loveland. Mr. and Mrs. Irven Kalvig spent Sunday evening at the Fred Dus- Gary left Sunday after church service's for Rochester, ab i on home in honor r.

Dusa- where Gary will enter the Mayo blon's birthday. Mrs. A. E. Whitworth of San Antonio, Texas, is spending a few days with her niece, Mr.

and Mrs Andy Andrews. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Paris and boys spent Wednesday evening in Centerville at the Oral Peters home. Mr.

and Mrs. Norman Kelley and children, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tadlock, and Mrs. Lovelle Reagan spent Sunday in Ames with Mrs Myrtle Rhoades.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Burton anc Jerry, and Mrs. Iva Strunk spen Sunday evening at the Russel Strunk home. 'Mr.

and Mrs. Cecil Comstock and family spent Tuesday evenlni near Melrose at the parental Wai lace Means home. Parents, a little time explaining to the youngsters and demanding of them safer handling of their cars would be much better than making several trips to the hospital to visit them. Just give it a little thought TAYLOR TOILERS 4-H CLUB ELECTS NEW OFFICERS FRANK SWAIM MORAVIA, IOWA Ambulance Service Phone Ul i -f Gardner Hatchery PHONE 187 Moravia The regular meeting of the Taylor Toilers 4-H club was held at New Hope school Monday night, Oct. 18.

The meeting was called to order by the president, Gary O'Conner. The pledge to the American flag was given by eight members. The election of officers for the coming year was the main business. Elected for president was Charles Argo, vice president David West, secretary-treasurer, Gary O'Conner, reporter, Jimmie Burns. Bill Harsh was appointed to run for county office, Tom Pettibone is the voting delegate.

Fred Lasley met with the group and gave pointers on leadership Mr. and Mrs. Ernest West were appointed as dub leaders for the coming year, Guy Argo assistant Those were Bill and Bob Harsh, Larry Long, Bill Benz, Da vid West, Jimmie Burns, Charles Argo, Gary O'Conner, assistani leader Lee Benz and county ex tension director, Fred Lasley, Guy and Jim Argo. Jimmie Burns, reporter ospltal for treatment. Miss Belle Baker accompanied them as far as Cedar Falls where she will pend the week with her sister rtary and family.

Mrs. Anna. Walter and Mrs. Harrington spent Sunday eve- ing with Mrs. Ola Stanley.

The annual father and son ban- uet will be held this Friday eve- ing, Oct. 22, at 7 o'clock. Tom lobb, son of Versal Robb, who pent part of last summer in Ja- ian with the Lacquor evangelists and Dr. Alvin Maberry, will be he speaker of the evening. A very program is being planned, everyone is welcome.

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H. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Bert Drake spent rriday evening at the Sam Proctor home. Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Proctor and family spent Saturday evening at the Laverne Nelson home in Bloomfield. Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Ward and family spent Sunday afternoon at the Clarke Miller home.

Sunday dinner guests at the Bam Proctor home were Mr. anc Mrs. Marlon Proctor, Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Prough and family spent Monday evening at the Clair McDanel home. Mr. and Mrs; R. C. Wilson moved to their home in Genterville Wednesday.

We send best wishes to them and welcome Mr. and Mrs. Jay Wilson and Alan to our neighborhood. Mr. and Mrs.

Ivan Harsh lelped the Wilson's move to Centerville. Ed Shutts and Frank Turner of Centerville visited at the George Turner home Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. John Wood and Lynda were supper guests Wednesday with Dorothy and Genevie Donovan.

Bill Harsh returned Thursday The Moravia Union, Thursday, October 21, children were callers in Des koines, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Judge of Des Moines spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Claude Paris. Sunday dinner guests at the Paris home were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Luse and family of La- ebna, Mr. and Mrs.

Rollie. Morrison of West Grove, Fern Engle of Des Moines, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stephenson and and Mrs. Maude Coltrain of Moravia.

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Comstock and children were dinner guests Sunday at the Walter Abbas home. In the afternoon they visited at the Wallace Means home. Dinner guests Thursday at the Norman Kelley home were Leslie Moore Wilson Hart and children, Mrs.

Mrs and children of night from Kaasas City where he attended the FFA convention and visited at the L. E. Jordan home. Bill and Vivian Hoffman visited at the Harold Prough home Saturday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Witt spent Sunday evening at the George Turner home. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Warner and family were dinner guests at the Orville Burton home Sunday.

Dick Wood of Cedar Falls, Donna Asher of Des Moines visited with Genevie and Dorothy Donovan Sunday morning. Afternoon visitors were Mrs. Grace Dooley and Miss Elsie Derby, for supper Oregon, left Tuesday evening after spending a few days with Mrs. Nellie Williams. Mr.

and Mrs. C. H. Andrews spent Thursday at the Clyde Hiatt home near Centerville. Mr.

and Mrs. Bob Strunk and Barbara visited at the Willard Brain home Sunday afternoon. Ruby Andrews accompanied Alta Bernard to Ottumwa Thursday and spent the day. Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Campbell spent Sunday at the John Llnd- skoog home near Udell. A birthday dinner was held Sunday at the Roy Tubaugh home in Belle Plaine honoring five birthdays. They were, Jackie Tubaugh, Gloria, Roberta and Roy Tubaugh, and Mary Louise birthday. Those attending from here were, Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Tubaugh, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tubaugh, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tubaugh and and Mrs.

Minnie Hicks. Miss Eleanor Miller spent'Sun- day at the Wilbur Miller home. Mrs. Earl Shiltz, Ferry and Loren spent a few days in Peoria, 111., visiting with her sister who is ill. Mountain Grove, and Mrs John Kelley.

Mr. and Mrs. Moore and family were overnight guests Lawrence. Koebke of Floris was a guest Sunday at the Andy Andrews home. Mrs.

Richard Tubaugh had the Junior Missionary group of the Methodist church of Moravia at her home Wednesday. There were 23 members and one guest present. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wright and family of Des Moines spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs Nellie Williams.

Sunday afternoon visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Williams and family of Cen-1 terville, and Mr. and Mrs. neth Coltrain and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hiatt spent Sunday afternoon at the Charley Andrews home. Mr. and Mrs.

Herschel Kelley and children, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kelley and children, Dennis Kelley For FORD SERVICE Body and Fender Repairing and Painting Complete Motor Overhauling General Motor Tune-up ind Eddie Moore spent evening at the Norman- home watching television. Bill and Vivian'Hoffman Sunday evening at the Andy Andrews Mrs. Nellie Williams spent Sunday evening with Mr.

and Mrs. C. H. Andrews. George and Charley Shiltz and Kenny Tadlock spent Sunday evening at.

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L. P. GLOW DENTIST New Location 510 State St "Plenty Room For Parking" Office Phone 315 Residence Phone 316L Blue Centorvllle, Iowa Dr, Mary Wheeler Osteopathic Physician Modern Methods and Equipment Calls answered day or night, city or country Above Coast-to-Coast Store Centerville, Iowa, Phone 87 Bring Your Automotive Repair Service To BRIGGS MOTOR Co. YOUR FORD DEALER ALBIA Always A Good Line of Used Gars Trucks Mrs. Charley Andrews spent Wednesday in Centerville visiting her sister, Mrs.

Elza Keller. Mrs. Iva Strunk and Mrs. Gerald Burton called on Mrs. Martha Miller and at the Faye Gamer home in Unionville Wednesday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kelley and SANITONE Dry Cleaning Pickup Delivered To Vour Door PHONE IQI FOR WARDROBE APPEAL C. FREDDIE DEAL Albta Cleaners ALBIA, IOWA VOTE FOR Richard (Dick) Ballew Republican Candidate For County Recorder World War I and 11 Veteran. Three Sons Jn World War 11.

YOUR VOTE WIU APPRECITED! 6 GOOD REASONS WHY Robert K. Beck Republican Candidate Merits Your Vole For STATE REPRESENTATIVE Appanoose County 1. He lias conscientiously studied and understands the problems of farmer, laborer, old age pensioners, and businessman. 2. He has devoted special study and effort to tne problems of southern mf0rimi ields of agriculture, roads, schools 3.

He has consistently backed and worked hard on benefit all of the people of Appanoose programs, the expansion of St. Joseph's industrial development, and numerous others. 4. He is an experienced and successful business man, with a i special interest in agricsttwe. a tang tune and 5.

He has already, after only one term, attained a position taw is most legislators Iowa. 6. but not least, he is a candidate that wiH represent all of the oeonfe Appanottte County. me people Robert Beck Con Get Things Done or Apponoose County Statement ttcqENwed Paul tor Friends of.