20 Apr 1967
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1967
Page
1
The column notes tax season pressures with federal state and local payments due for individuals and businesses. It mentions an athletic banquet Tuesday evening where John Peterson reported on a baseball diamond lighting project, hinting it may involve Moravia school activities and noting the sport’s high cost and injury risk.
Farmers report persistently dry soil and early spring farm work. Local rural residents note moisture is scarce in many areas while schools of similar size want tougher non league football opponents for fairness and growth.
Adeli News reports the birth of a baby boy named Edward Joshua on Sunday April 16 at the hospital in Iowa City to Ansa Borki and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Suckow. The note also logs Mr. and Mrs. Gra Powell returning home after four weeks visiting relatives in multiple California cities, Washington state, and Nebraska. Additional brief mentions include Minnie Moffat visiting several locals and a note on Mr. and Mrs. Howard Burkland.
A sequence of local social visits are reported. The Barrickmans visited Mr. and Mrs. Bob Barrickman and family in Oskaloosa on Sunday afternoon. Frank Stajcar called on relatives in Clinton and Fulton, Bl., over the weekend. Albert Burkland’s wife visited Leta Torrey and family in Unionville Mo. Others called on Minnie Moffatt, Marie Weber, Faith Suc kow, and Edward. Jewel Burkland paid a call to Carl Whisler and John Dotson Saturday. Rex Weilbrainer and Julie and Ronnie Johnston of Fremont were supper guests at the Vernon Weilbrainer home one evening last week.
Taylor Aid met with Vic Mihalovich on April 7 for a routine gathering. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Bogart, Dorothy Boyer, Lucile Carter, Mr and Mrs Marsh, Mary Meadows, Theo Miller, Tom Petivone, Bil and John, Alfred Schrodt, Mr and Mrs Wilson, Mark Ublen hake and Reed, Mrs Mary Mikels, Pat Steenhork and children, Zenith Hiatt, and Helen Wilson chaired. April 18 was Rural Women's Day. four dozen cookies were to be supplied for tea. reports from the card party prizes Virginia Pettibone and Dorothy Royer won rock, Jim and Mary Herron won pitch. door prize went to Stella Bogart. a layette shower for Teddy Unlenhake. two rose bushes to Virginia Pettibone. dues collected. next meeting scheduled May 5 with Merle Miller.
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