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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1946
Page
4
Sale notice listing white rabbits including bred does and young rabbits. Item provided by Iva P. Boyer, route 2, Moravia, 1413.
The Appanoose County Farm Bureau announces the county exceeds its membership quota with 682 Farm Bureau families enrolled, well over the 700 target. President J R Bauman invites new and existing members to the county office for service information and urges active township participation while noting monthly notices about local meetings and programs. A farm sale and seed listing are also advertised in the notice.
A flurry of social activity fills Moravia and surrounding towns. Families visit relatives in Centerville Ottumwa Des Moines and Moline while several residents relocate to new homes and await changes of address. Local educators and veterans reconnect as Rev. Burd Calhoun and others share time in Des Moines Bussey and Moravia.
Seventy two members of the Rural Young Married Group met Wednesday night March 27 at Centerville Community Center to discuss proposed agricultural legislation. They endorsed bills to outlaw violence in strikes, to consolidate federal lending under a bipartisan board, and to continue OPA briefly, while opposing consumer food subsidies with ceiling prices. Proceeds from a box supper and bingo totaling 44.46 were donated to the Red Cross. Johns Township won the attendance contest with 18 members. The group operates without officers or dues and meets the last Wednesday of each month, backed by the Farm Bureau and open to rural young married couples in the county.
The 1945 corn yield champions from Iowa Illinois and Indiana appeared on WL 5S during Prairie Farmer’s noon Dinner Bell Hour. W O Tranbarger Conrad Iowa Clement Gill Speer Illinois and Earl Straughn Perryville Indiana discussed their record yields with Tranbarger at 131.8 bushels per acre Gill at 136.9 and Straughn at 164.8 while noting two hundred pounds of fertilizer per acre and Pioneer Hybrid Seed Corn.
The Bureau of Reclamation requires engineers, engineering aids, draftsmen, and other technical personnel for an extensive irrigation and power program. Positions span Denver design work and field supervision across seventeen western states. Veterans receive employment preference. applicants must submit Form 67 to the Chief Personnel Officer, Bureau of Reclamation, 680 Continental Oil Building, Denver 2, Colorado.
Readers share social happenings from gatherings to dinners as friends visit homes and venues in town. The Union collects brief notes on who attended, where, and the tone of the event, highlighting local social life.
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