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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1974
Page
3
Moravia schools announce a major musical drama project for Friday featuring about 45 students in the cast with equal numbers assisting behind the scenes. The presentation aims for strong community impact as the group works long hours, promising a high quality performance despite inflationary pressures on seed costs and garden plans in the nearby note.
County Treasurer Earl Hedgecock said the office collected over 21 000 in taxes on Monday, the first day payable. Many residents paid all three installments, the first half, second half, and the extended period, which now runs 18 months to July 1, 1975.
A reader criticizes low turnout at the FFA banquet citing missing students parents and teachers. The letter questions local press presence and urges teachers and community leaders to show support and set an example.
A Moravia Union reader condemns apathy toward school events citing FFA and Yo-Ag efforts. The letter questions public support for activities beyond sports, notes poor attendance at past banquets, and warns of shrinking community investment in the school. The editor defends past Union support and reports missed publicity and billing for the banquet.
The Griffinaville area reports social visits and events throughout the week. Mrs. Earl Hixenbau and Mr. Harold Huf, plus Merl Adams and Velma Milburn, visit hosts. Debbie Kozak’s bridal shower with Eleanor Celia and Fern Me noted. Several couples attend dinners, a 50th wedding anniversary, and a Des Moines trip for a sports show.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brown spent Tuesday evening at the Froy Crabtree home in Io Saturday settle home Mr and Mrs Tory Huff were Sunday dinner guests and Mr and Mrs Gene Huff with Elbert Perrys move to Albla on Wednesday
Jay Long visited his friend Bhatt Alten over the weekend, sharing time and conversation.
Farmers in Appanoose County may request conservation practices at the ASCS office now. County Committee needs state approval for funds. approval expected soon. The 1973 REAP funds are reinstated for 1974, with 50 percent cost-share for both programs and a possible extra 25 percent from State funds. Doyle Hampton notes announcements will go to farmers once state approval arrives.
Hampton urged careful handling of program requests and warned that some farmers may attempt to falsify their submissions before starting and practicing. The ASC office asked for questions to be directed to the office for clarification.
Moravia Incorporation, a servicer company, filed amendments to its Articles of Incorporation in Moravia Iowa. The changes add a new nondividend bearing nonvoting Membership Stock class and adjust capital totals from 395,000 to a larger sum. The stock plan includes Class A nonvoting, Organization, and Membership shares with specified par values and voting rights. The amendments detail 40,000 Class A shares at par $1, 50,000 Organization shares at par $5, 40,000 Class A voting shares, and 15,000 Membership voting shares at par $10 with 6 percent cumulative preferred stock.
A corporate notice dated March 25 1974 announces actions by Lawrence W. Powell as president and Tharp secretary. The date appears with a filing or reference number 4164825 1974. The snippet indicates formal corporate governance or meeting note.
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