Postmaster’s Courteous Canine Stirs Local News
The local post office columns note the post master’s famed canine, once praised as the world’s most courteous. Reports say the fine collie chased the neighbor’s...
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1950
Page
2
The local post office columns note the post master’s famed canine, once praised as the world’s most courteous. Reports say the fine collie chased the neighbor’s...
A collie escaped its restraint to pursue neighborhood mutton and overpowered several victims, leaving a corpse as neighbors identify the animal. The incident prompted talk of new local livestock safety and legal implications. A civil service commissioner also drew attention after a weekend vehicle collision in Des Moines, while community plans for a modern hardware store preview grow nearer. County tax assessments face overhaul with calls for professional appraisers to ensure equality in valuations and homestead exemptions.
Ben Ahem recovers at home after illness with visitors including Lea Murphy and many locals. Extended family visits arrive from California and Iowa. Community members attend weddings, dinners, shopping trips, and a Singspiration event while noting funeral attendance and weekend gatherings.
Kinser Valley notes show Wendell Cloyed visiting with his uncle E L Wilson and family on a Monday afternoon. County surveyors arrived to straighten a road line running north from the area. George R Darby Russell Darby and LeRoy Wilson visited Albia on Wednesday. Levi Porter and family were Sunday evening guests at his father’s. Edgar Porter helped his son Levi with a garden project Monday. The valley saw little activity last week with sowing cata planned, but a shower Monday interrupted it.
A page of Coulson society notes records numerous Tuesday to Friday visits among local families. Names include Mrs Theo Miller, Russell Burns, Joe Martin, E A Luse, Leon Burns, Lydia Boyer, Frank O Connor, Van Lemaster, and others. The entries detail visits at various homes and participation in club events and Sunday gatherings.
Mrs John Van Zante reports a week of visits and hospitality. Ben and Jones family hosted and traveled between Ottumwa York Nebr and Newton. Guests included Shelquists Ralston Gordner and Hall with various relatives and grandchildren in attendance.
Dinner guests Sunday at J. F. Chambers included Mr. and Mrs. Clayton O. Douglas Jr and Johnnie of Shenandoah, Mr. and Mrs. R L Ballew of Moulton, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hunter and family of Blakesburg, and Mrs. D R B Wynes of Albia. Mrs. Douglas is the former Helen Chambers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Chambers ofArkansas City Kansas. Douglas recently graduated from Colorado University at Boulder and they now live in Shenandoah. Also noted was a Tuesday 4-H meeting with Bob Carter. Families visiting at W B Donovan’s Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fisher of Blakesburg and Mr. and Mrs. John Wood.
Ernest Went home and numerous families visited friends Saturday through Monday. The Geerf Schrodt Norma and Mary joined at the Ron Woodward home. Frank Chambers and W E Donovan. Harry Woodward and Martha Hiatt with Lute Hiatt at Carl Van Zante. Ernie Tucker with Elsie Martin. George Turner and family at the Centerville Spring Opening. Lowell Bryant hosted Carl Whissler and Pearl Hiatt. Daniels and Meadows with Frank Chambaera, Mark Bryant at the Bryant home. Anna Hiatt visited Stella Cridlehaugh at St Joseph hospital. additional calls to Marion Clayworth.
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