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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1971
Page
1
The account recalls the 71 athletic banquet with coaches praising players and memories of long bus rides. Coach Macy emphasizes faith, family, and basketball, while a basketball sectional game against Corydon features the girls praying together before tipoff, a rare pregame moment noted by observers.
All teams sealed a successful season and loyal area followers cherished the recent campaign. The record highlights broad support and pride in local sports efforts.
A Moravia reader criticizes local press for silence on Alex Macy matter and urges unity in the Moravia school district. The Union editor notes Ray's Rambling from March 25 and asserts the school board's decision is final, suggesting possible absorption by a nearby county-seat district.
Local notes report visits among Haver Hellyer Brown and related families in Salem area. Socials include sales at Green Top Missouri, church events Moravia, and a wedding event for Van Benthuysen Zintz with organist Mrs Clarence Whitehead.
Tot Dicks were Sunday evening visitors. Mr. and Mrs. George Hellyer called at the Hellyer home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Edward McCord spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Orville McCord at Coralville. Orville McCord of Coralville spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Edward McCord. Gene Huff and Dick Hellyer were in Chillicothe, Mo. Monday on business.
Master Todd and Miss Tammy Taylor returned to Des Moines after visiting grandparents Willard and Velma Brain. Mrs LaVerna Riegel is a surgical patient at St Joseph hospital Centerville. Sunday visitors were Wayne Blumer from Moravia with Lawrence Hopkins. Arthur Lee Kiefer and family of Hampton spent the weekend at the Kiefers’ parental home with Lowell Exline and Richard Exline.
Miss Ruth Potter and family visited Mrs Potter, Breiner Jr., and Mrs Arthur Kiefer Sundmueey. Joesper of Marshalltown stayed at Mr and Mrs Clifford Burger's parental home from Friday to Wednesday. Rev Richard Burger and family moved into the Paul Stout house during remodeling. Nice weather aided farm work in recent days.
A reflective account traces Jesus waking from the tomb on Easter morning and revealing a transformed life. He passes unseen, shows his wounds, commands Mary Magdalene, meets two travelers on the road to Emmaus, and appears to the disciples, guiding them from fear to faith in the risen Christ.
The document records a 36 month lease dated February 5 1971 between Central Sloane Company Missouri corporation as Lessor and County of Appanoose Iowa as Lessee for Log Four in a subdivision. Base rent is 190.60 dollars monthly starting March 1 1971. It covers premises care obligations eminent domain terms tax payments and remedies for breach. The county board committee also records a resolution to adjust voting precincts Walnut and Mystic into Walnut Mystic and Walnut Ramburn precincts effective for upcoming elections.
The Appanoose County Board of Supervisors, Doyle N. Anderson, Arthur M. Streepy, Carl A. Evans, Attest Verl. K. Farnsworth, county Auditor, adopted the record on the iith day of March 1871. The board adjourned to meet at the call of the Auditor, chairman Will. K. Farnsworth.
A petition by Chariton Valley Electric Cooperative for a franchise to erect and operate an electric transmission line is before the Iowa State Commerce Commission. The notice specifies approximate start near NW corner of section 14, township 70 north, range 18 west, with routes to county road and public park area, ending near sections 13 and 34. Objections must be filed within 20 days after the second publication. dated Des Moines April 8. Also a Moravia Union subscription ad offers news for $3 a year.
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