15 Apr 1965
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1965
Page
1
C R and H K Charity serve as editors and publishers for the local periodical, guiding content and publication standards. Their leadership shapes coverage of community events, announcements, and advertisements in the paper.
Raya Ramblins notes state press convention last week discussing the growth and consolidation of newspapers and school districts. Smaller papers centralize printing, keeping offices in towns while sending copy to centralized plants. Commercial printing also becomes specialized, driving shops toward industrialized urban centers. The Union resists this trend and seeks modern equipment.
A Moravian town with 620 residents weighs business taxes against printing earnings and school district strains. Senators from Decatur County and Albia discuss proposed legislation and progress this session. Federal aid estimates total 186 276 dollars for local education, potentially easing property taxes. The editor’s note invites readers to Easter services and family news for next week’s paper.
Mr and Mrs Richard Johnson are parents of a baby born at Davis City Hospital Mrs Pauline Cox of Ft Madigan is visiting her sister Mrs Ross Starks Members of the Woman's Society for Christian Service met Wednesday with Mrs Betty Johnson Devo tions were by Mrs Doris Morrison and the lesson It is my Son by Mrs Marjorie Jones Mrs Cleo Myers was in charge of the business meeting Delicious refresh-ments served
Mrs. Johnson and Mr and Mrs John Wills of Greenwood spend Saturday night with Russell Alden. Roberta Harvel and Loretta Harvel of Waterman Illinois visit grandmother Martha Cross for several days. Russell Alden visits Cameron Missouri with Blanche Shortzey and Elmer Alden. Alice Alden days with Sharon Riegel. Jim Rumans and Jamie visit John Rumans home. Lucille Alden hosts Utopian club Thursday afternoon with leader Ellen Davis. Claude Underwood Centerville and Howard Underwood Dakota City join Sunday at David Underwood home.
Local grape of social visits and hospital notes. Mrs Brozovich faces surgery after a Town U Hospital stay while relatives and friends from Council Bluffs Albia Centerville Cedar Rapids Kirksville Ottumwa Moravia and Austria share meals and attend events around Salem and Promise City.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Lewis of Des Moines were Sunday guests at the Robert Jennings home. Mr and Mrs Debert Calhoun were evening visitors. Mr and Mrs Jim McAninch Mr and Mrs Max McAninch Mr and Mrs Gary Adams spent Sunday evening at the Lloyd Brown home.
Sunrise service scheduled at the Methodist church for Easter Sunday at 6 a.m. followed by breakfast. Attendees include Miss Carol Tharp from Iowa City Miss Hennie Possl from Salzburg Austria and Miss Cristle Keptlinger from Linz Austria who spent the weekend with Don Whiteheads.
A sequence of social calls and family visits is reported with individuals visiting relatives and friends. Daughters called on Whiteheads and others, Judy Ballanger spent Friday evening with Glen Overturf, Rinehart children visited grandparents, and several households hosted or were visited through the weekend at multiple addresses.
Mrs Wayes McDanel hosts a dinner with Mr and Mrs Bill Long and Jay and Mrs Elsie Long. Flo and Delmar Hiner visited Chris and Stella Bogart. Bill Clark and family from Davenport stayed overnight and Sunday at Wayne McDanel home. Argo family visited Bill Long home Wednesday. Chris Bogart visited Oscar Main Sunday. Dooley family shopped Ottumwa Monday. 4H Douglas Dough Boys met Thursday at Scott Schoolhouse with Kenneth Daniels and Kevin in Iowa City Tuesday. Alva Cridlebaughs welcomed guests Mr and Mrs
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Centerville residents Katy and Winifred McCracken joined Chris Bogart family visit. FHA banquet served by Violet Lindsey and Evelyn Daniels. Dwayne Robinson family visited Wayne McDanes home. Laura Zintz visited Basil Hiatt. Ralph Spencer and Mary Kay attended FHA banquet. Stanley Spencer at 4 H event at Dick Johnson home. Naomi Tadlock stayed with Barbara Lindley. Friday Farries met at Joe Elliott home. Hiattsville guests included Dooley sisters, Violet Lindley, Betty Mobley, Pam and Linda Lindley, Max Lindley family, and Pier Appler hosts. Dick Dulaney Reshia visited Max Lindley home.
Legal notice from the District Court of Iowa Appanoose County case 9079 announces a final report in the estate of Winnifred A. Johnson, deceased. Parties include Donald Johnson Herbert Johnson Ard Johnson and all other interested persons. Proceedings relate to probate and settlement of the estate.
Merrill H. Jonson as executor files final report for Winalfred A. Johnson in Apanooga County Iowa. Hearing set for 10:00 a.m. April 26 1965 in Centerville Court House to approve discharge from duties and responsibilities. Attorney Charles L Johnston listed for the estate with date April 15 1966.
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