Rays Rambilin's Road Condition Dilemma
Residents question the fate of road conditions as they seek a solution. The issue is complex and not easily solved, with many looking for clear action.
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1960
Page
1
Residents question the fate of road conditions as they seek a solution. The issue is complex and not easily solved, with many looking for clear action.
County residents discuss rock road deterioration from snow and rains. Board of Supervisors weigh permanent paving like Moravia-Iconium, with possible grant aiding Exline pavement. Call for state reapportionment to improve southern representation and note community events and obituaries in Udell and Centerville areas.
Union Township residents and guests share meals and calls across Saturday and Sunday. Notable visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Burdett Cox, Walter Harper, Joyce Mullins, and Karen Ward. Easter dinners feature several local families including the John Kelley and Harold Fenton households in Centerville.
Mr and Mrs Ben Pickrell spent Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs Roscoe Aigo Roseann and Shirley Calhoun spent from Thursday night and until Sunday morning at the Don Richards home Mrs Clair Long and Jeffrey spent Wednesday at Earl Swifts Mrs Oliver Moffatt returned to her home Friday evening after spending several days with Maude Turner Mr and Mrs Francis LaMar of Chicago Til are visiting Mr and Mrs Jack LeMar Linde Ammons and Shirley Calhoun attended 4 H at the George Curtis home Tuesday evening James Calhoun family were Sunday visitors at Delbert Calhouns Lloyd Ammons family spent Sunday at the Wayne Alien home Dorothy Pickrell spent Sunday evening with Fern Callen and Maude Turner Mrs Emmett Derby and Hite spent Tuesday with her sister Mrs George Hammond afternoon John Earl Ballanger and family moved to the Pennington house last Friday John has two mail routes from Albia to Centerville Mrs Ben White visited with Mintia Shoemaker Friday afternoon while Earl went to town Mr and Mrs Clyde Strickler and daughters were Easter Sunday guests at the Nelson Ballanger home The John Ballanger family at dinner Sunday with Mr and Mrs Otis Ballanger Mr and Mrs Glen Andrews ate Thursday dinner with the W C Anderton family Mrs Herb Boblenz Nancy Jerry and Connie attended the Easter breakfast at the ME church Sunday morning They all assisted Saturday evening with arrangements Mrs Guy Argo returned home Saturday evening from Ottumwa where she had been a patient for ae Gays at the St Joseph hos The Harshs sheared sheep for Theo Miller Monday
Mrs Coulson hosted a Stanley party on Wednesday with guests Mr Dale Downard Mrs Ernest Hiatt and Mrs Curtis Mikels also present were Mr and Mrs Hiatt at the W C Anderson residence for Easter socializing.
Berkleee and Marilyn Rinehart spent last Monday afternoon at Roscoe Argo's home. Mary Mosley and Richard Hoffman were among seniors attending an open house at Northeast State Teachers College in Kirksville, Missouri. Mrs Edward Haver spent Thursday at Glen Wake.
Field home at Mystic hosts Tom Penfield and Kenneth Hoffman on Thursday night. Several locals attended the Glen Turner gate Friday. Residents Stella Argo, Leta Haver, Verta Hoffman aided at lunch. Martha Potts and Richard Potts spent Easter at the K. C. Potts home. Janice Mosley weekends at home. Rescue Argo home hosted Saturday evening. David Callen and Lloyd Callen hosted weekend guests. Sunday dinners at Roscoe Argo home with Genevé, Joyce, Johnnie, Joy, Denny McCrory. Marvin Callen visited in the afternoon. Sunday guests included Lloyd Johnson, Rex Haver, Bob Sweden. Monday dinner at Roscoe Argo home with Ben Pickrell, Emory Kehrberg and Lyle.
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