Moravia Struggles With Muddy Streets After Rain
Moravia streets from highway 60 to town last week resembled the old mud toad days. The town had scarried the streets before grading them into shape as the spring rains began. Citizens expect conditions to worsen before improving, though any improvement would be welcomed.
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Moravia
Highway 60
Moravia News Briefs Highlight Local Contests and Accidents
West of town farmers report few visitors after seeing the pavement. Albia backs school bond for new classrooms, but Melrose and Lavilia narrow the margin to one vote amid 42 absentee ballots and 18 spoiled ballots contested as illegal. Moravia businessmen face a suspected conspiracy rumor amid recent accidents: Sylvan Van Dorin crushed jaw on record pace, Art Fox injured at Turner and Son lumber yard with 14 stitches and swelling expected to subside after dark glasses and a graphic near-miss lingering in Moravia.
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Albia
Des Moines Register
Melrose
Lavilia
Pocket Gopher Control Moves to April Best Time
Pocket gopher mounds appear in pastures hay fields fence rows and ditches increasing wear on haying gear and risking erosion on slopes. Extension officials Harold Holder and Harold Gunderson advise baiting burrow systems as an effective method in April using small carrot strips dusted with strychnine placed in tunnels with PM-188 obtained from county extension offices.
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Harold Holder
Appanoose
Holder
Harold Gunderson
Iowa State University Extension
Gunderson
County Extension Office
Sunday and Weekend Visits Across Towns
Multiple residents including Bell Greg Mobley and John Main are noted with weekend and weekday gatherings. Attendees span Wilsons Kincades Donovan Kalvig Stricklers and Dungans, with visits in Centerville Unionville Eddyville Marshalltown and Stuttgart Arkansas. events include rock party at Dallas Faber home and various dinners and birthdays across Moravia Center ville and Moulton.
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Greg Mobley
Alan Wilson
John Main
Jay Wilson
Trenton Wilson
Dewey Kincade
Bill Long
Ivan Harsh
Des Moines
Junior Donovan
Cindy
Genevie Kaling
Bessie Donovan
Dallas Faber
Paul Stewart
Muscatine
Kenneth Free
Leo van Dorin
Eddyville
Alan
Linda Wilson
Genevie Kalvig
Stanley Kalvigs
Cecil Schrodt
Miles Dungan
Unionville
Town
Junior Donovans
Centerville
Julie Ann Strickler
Kenneth Strickler
Marshalltown
Donovan
Larry Carson
Mike Donovan
Mary Ann Sel
Unionville, Mo
Loal Tarbell
Mila
Lorraine
Moulton and Kay
Phillips
Ivyl Tarbell
Local visits and family updates in Centerville area
Mrs. Howard Burkland and Udell are noted in visits and hospitality. Mr. and Mrs. John Bailey of Moravia join Mrs. Coy Luse and Maude Whiteside of Centerville visiting Mr. and Mrs. Carl Whisler and John Dots Sunday afternoon. Minnie Moffatt visits Moravia and returns with Floyd Moffatt. Burkland and Covington families host dinner in Centerville. Week reveals hospital updates and district youth conference attendance in Waterloo with several local youths and families named.
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John Bailey
Moravia
Coy Luse
Maude ‘Whiteside
Centerville
Carl Whisler
John Dots
Minnie Moffatt
Frank Cox
Floyd Moffat
Albert Burkland
Carl Burkland
Gerald Covington
Anna Marie Selix
Sprouse
Alva Fowler
Anna Burkland
James Fox
Shelley Jo
Kevin of
Newton
Fred Torrey
Unionville
Zola Saum
Estel Wolver
St. Josephs Hospital
Howard Burkland
Jerry Witt
Pat
Waterloo
Sue Moore
Janice Clayworth
Agnes ‘Burkland
Edward Moffatt
Carl Kendall
Local Franklin Social Notes Highlight Neighbor Visits
Mrs Earl Swift Rankin and Mrs Delbert Calhoun host and visit friends while F F A event at Albia draws attendees. Counts of gatherings include Calhouns, Derbys, Ammons, McFatridges, Angos and Haver with multiple calls, dinners, and weekend visits across Franklin community. Andy Pautich and Larry join Cedar Falls auto club trip. Waterloo pair Garry Miller and Andy stay at James Calhoun home.
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Cleo Ragan
Beryl Brown
Ning
Earl Gwitts
Pearl Runnells
Delbert Calhouns
Emmett Derby
Larry Derbys
Delbert Calhoun
James Calhoun
Leon
Lloyd Ammons
Glen
Albia
Rex Haver
Johnette Hiner
Emmett
Monte Derby
Shirley Calhoun
Clair Potts
Charley Johnson
Hugh McFatridges
Fred Christy
Henry van Welden
Rostue Angps
Earl Swift
Vosburg Social Notes Mention Visits and Calls
Mrs Dick Brown and Brad hosted Monday evening at Jim McAniieh home. Rev Ogden Dorothy Calhoun and Stella Argo visited Emily Thompson last week. Tuesday evening guests at the Dick Brown home included Mr and Mrs Brown.
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Clara Brown
Marcia Thompson
Burlington
Fern Callen
Emily Thompson
Theresa Brown
Nancy Mosley
Helen McAninch
Nona
Glennie Dicks
Edith Callen
Doris Christy
Maxine Sheldon
Pearl Kelsey
Nellie Thompson
Theresa
Brad Brown
Wayne Christy
Fred Christy
Barbara
Carol
Emily
Bruce
Constance
Edward McCord
Fern
Edward
Dick Brown
Brad
Paul Jordan
Centerville
Jim McAniieh
Rev. Ogden
Dorothy Calhoun
Stella Argo
Enon Community News Highlights Numerous Social Visits
Mrs. Doyle McDanel remains a patient in Monroe county hospital and is improving. Local families shared meals and visits with the Rogers, Mullins, Naselroad, Paxson, Faber, Yates, Dommer, Kelley, and McDanel households across Thursday to Saturday, including dinners in Albia and Centerville. A rock party hosted by Dallas Faber featured many guests, followed by shopping trips to Ottumwa and a community shower for Naomi Tadlock.
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Doyle McDanel
Monroe County Hospital
Ray Mullins
Bill Rogers
Kelly and
Danty
Dale Cox
Gano Naselroad
Martha Paxston
Dallas Faber
Ida Griffin
Albia
la Moine Yates
Ottumwa
Mervin McDanel
Gene
Dale Cox Maria
Kevin
Roy Mullins
Lawrence Dommer
Lewis Dommer
Dennis Kelly
Melvin McDanel
Teddy
Jimmy Cochran
Cindy
Elaine
Donette Rogers
Lester Cochrans
Earl Rowley
Mrs
David Strong
Shelley
Mervin McDanes
Walto Moore
Centerville
John Wood
Grace Dooley
Bill Barnes
Junior Donovan
Wayne Clark
Genevie Kalvng
Bessie Donovan
Ruber Faber
Lung cancer rise threatens millions in coming years
In 1987 projections warn about 406000 deaths with a focus on lung cancer. The disease, nearly unknown half a century ago, claims about 50000 lives annually and has a 95 percent fatality rate in cases. Smokers face tenfold risk versus nonsmokers.
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