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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1972
Page
2
The 100th Arbor Day marks a century of tree planting begun in Nebraska by J. Morton. Communities nationwide celebrate dedication to trees and their utility as streets, parks, and yards reflect ongoing effort and pride.
Confronted with the massive loss of our beautiful elms to Dutch Elm disease, the note urges planting new trees as a splendid dedication for the future and to prevent another season of loss.
Deb H reports MHS music departments prepare for the state large groups contest in Eddyville. The band and mixed chorus rehearse contest and extra numbers, hold practice in the gym, and aim for strong showings with pieces like Amparita Roca and Russian Easter Overture Festi val Music. The girls glee club performs Blest is the Man O Be Joyful and Music When Soft Voices Die while the mixed chorus sings Honor and Glory Songs Filled My Heart and Hey Nonny Nonny. The music banquet is April 28 with large groups performing at the event and praise for the students’ hard work. Good luck at state.
April 24 to 28 lunch menu lists daily offerings with main dishes sides and beverages. Monday features macaroni and cheese vegetable jello salad egg salad sandwich and dessert with milk or juice. Tuesday serves meatloaf sweet potatoes green beans bread and butter fruit.
Wednesday steamed weiners sauerkraut bread and butter fried potatoes cake milk or juice Thursday pizza burgers buttered corn stewed tomatoes rice pudding Friday fish portions buttered potatoes lettuce salad fruit pie milk or juice
Dooley family sympathy expressed for a loss. Ronnie Barker Alan visited Don Hiatt family. Golda Hiatt with Fern McDanel. Harringtons visited Donald Hiatt family. Neighbors attended a funeral. Ernest Hiatt and family spent Sunday with Ed Hollis in Cedar Falls. Donald Haitt Donita visited her father. Bill Belzer visited grandparents. Francis Miller visited Theo Miller. Theo Miller dined with Lee Hiatt.
Local residents attend the James McAninch sale in Salem. Mrs Floyd Crabtree visited Mrs Lloyd Brown. Terry Rose and Kristie spent time with Richard Perry's family. Clarence White head Bobby visited Topeka with Robert Miller family. Gerry Agans spent Thursday with Lloyd Brown. Kristie Rose also visited Hazel Hellyer. Merle Prater, Camella, Ernie Schmell joined Lyle Cloyd for supper. Style show at Moravia high school drew attendees including Terry Rose and Don Whitehead families.
Last week in Chariton township Mr and Mrs Truxton Dicks visited Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brown Sunday. Merle Prater and Camella spent Friday with Mrs Brown while Merle and Lloyd attended a sale at Allerton. Hazel Hellyer Don Whitehead and Delmar Dowd dined in Bloomfield Saturday. Mark Allen and Brian consulted a doctor in Bloomfield Friday. Brian had strep throat last week. Elza Taylor of Coatsville called on Gene Huff Sunday. Gene Huff accompanied the Wednesday Club to the 1880 Club in Centerville Thursday and entertained. Edward McCord with Gene Huff Tary Steve and Pam Robinson were in Washington Saturday helping John Huff.
A public hearing will be held by the Appanoose County Zoning Commission at x pm on Friday April 23 in the county offices. The proposed zoning change is Agricultural to Commercial for a 0.91 acre parcel described as the NE corner SESE exc. east 20 feet of the east 60 feet of 188 feet of N 205.9 feet SEGE. Parcel owner is Gary Cowen. Chairman KR Fenton presides.
A hearing by the Appanoose County Zoning Commission is scheduled at 7:30 p.m. in the Appanoose County Assessors office on Friday April. The notice outlines the venue and time for concerned residents to attend.
A draft property description for a commercial district in Appanoose County Iowa cites a parcel in Section 12 Township 3 North Range 18 West. It lists coordinates and distances totaling .20 acres and names Ronald Hayes as owner with A R Fenton as County Chairman.
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