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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1963
Page
1
Snow flurries gave way to spring warmth as Moravian residents spotted anglers casting. Reports note bullheads and bass catches with a 6 pound bass confirmed by State Conservation Officer Mark Uhlenhake.
A resident reports a deer collision near the Wabash underpass south of town and notes concerns as legislators consider a provisional 65 million annual tax shift. The proposal may cut property taxes for schools but risks increased state education mandates and penalties on districts raising per pupil costs, potentially hindering small schools.
Mrs. Martha Bryant moved Sunday to Centerville to stay at Guinn Nursing Home. Several visitors stopped by, including Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weber, Lee and Kathy Moffatt, Rev. Hinegardner, Marie Weber, Anna Burkland, and Faith Suckow. Other local notes mention Sherry Spring near West Grove and Harold Exline's illness prompting family visits. Parish services will be held by Rev. Claude Stogsdill of Leegarden, Ind.
Mr and Mrs Larry Schlapia of Diagonal spent the weekend at the Hinegardiner home. Mr and Mrs Albert Burkland returned Thursday from visits at Artesia New Mexico and called on the Howard Burkland Walter Whisler and HB Spring homes Thursday afternoon and evening.
Sunday evening callers at the Lawrence Dommer included Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Cloved and family plus Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rowley, Lou Ellen, Gary, and Harold, with Mrs. Judy Cox and Bryan visiting Nadine Dommer. Friday morning visitors included Mrs. Ida Griffin and others in Albia, and more locals attended revival services at the E U B church. The week featured dinners, visits, and social calls among area families including the Simmons, Kelley, Ward, and Faber households, with multiple Sunday gatherings and weekend visits in Centerville, Ottumwa, Moulton, Russell, and nearby towns.
Mr and Mrs Clifford Stocker and family hosted Sunday dinner at the Gomer Stocker home. Claug and Vern Johnson visited Doyle McDanel, Ida McDanel stayed with Walter Clark in Davenport, and a rock party Saturday included Gale Gillen Elvin Stocker Miley Lockman Gomer Stocker Leo Paxston and Doyle McDanel.
Weekend visits and dinners mark social life in Moravia area with gatherings at the Edward McCord home and Leonard Vance residence. Notable stops include Ottumwa residents at local homes and a bake sale at Albia. New typing paper supply advertised by Moravia Union Office.
Mrs Kenny Tadlock and Mrs Dennis Kelley with Jeffery called at John Kelley home. Raymond Williams family dined with Nellie Williams. Robert Luse visited Lester Strunk home. LaVern Horn family stayed with John Kelley. Emery Coltrain called Claude Paria home. Gerald Burton and Curtis Burton hosts. Russell Kelley and Marthe Cross dined with John. Albert Tubaugh stayed with Janice at Ottumwa Hospital. Harold Wright family spent night with Nellie Williams. David Tadlock visited Donna Knedler. Lenora Paris called on Gerald Burton. Burdette Ox mentioned with Nellie Williams Renwick and Patty Tadlock.
Notice of amendment to amended and substitute articles of incorporation for Moravia Farm Service Company Moravia Iowa following a January 10 1963 meeting. stockholders unanimous vote adopts amendment with bylaws designated stockholders bylaws. dated March 25 1968 with signatures Roy Huison president and Ralph L Turner secretary. publication dates March 28 April 4 11 18 1968.
Mr and Mrs Hershel Kelley and family visited Sunday afternoon at the John Kelley home. Arlene and Minke Patty Tad Mack called Thursday on Mrs Charles Knedler. Mr and Mrs Claude Paris called Sunday night at the John Kelley home. Mrs Verner Hawk and girls called Friday night at Homer Renwick home. Mr and Mrs Charles Knedler and family spent Saturday night at the Claude Knedler home in Bloomfield. Mrs John Kelley spent Friday afternoon with Nadine Dommer. Mr and Mrs Ray Tabaugh and family called Sunday afternoon at the Lee Tadlock home. Mr and Mrs Grant Tadlock and Mrs Grace Main called Monday to see Lee Tadlock. Wilbur Miller called Saturday to see Lee Tadlock.
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