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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1973

Page

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Flooded Rathbun Lake rises as rescue ops suspend water flow

The Rathbun lake level climbs to 915.7 feet with about 75,900 acres submerged as heavy rains swell the reservoir. In a flood response, the Corps of Engineers cut water discharge to zero to assist a drowning rescue operation near the Dean area south of Moulton, hindering larger boat launches.

Mear Rathbun Lake Corps of Engineers Wim Dean Moulton Corps

Rays Ramblins and the rise of collecting old items

A wandering discussion on preserving and valuing antiques grows as collectors seek old dishes, gasoline motors, furniture, and automobiles. The hobby shifts from personal interest to profitable enterprise while sparking fascination with bygone eras.

Postal union warns cost rises for postal service change

A postal workers union spokes man warned that improving postal service will require higher costs and that the public must accept them. The Iowa union president noted rate hikes and questioned service independability as parcel post substitutes expand. Rural areas may face a county wide annual fee for waste and mail collection as regional plans evolve.

Postal Workers Union Iowa Postal Workers Union Afl-Cio Town Southern Utilities Rathbun

News of Interest From VOSBURG by Mrs Dick Brown

Theresa Brown visited Sibyl Whitehead Tuesday morning and many local households hosted or attended events through the week. Social visits included the Truxton Dicks, Laws, Nannemaker, and Whitehead families, with Easter and club activities noted in Centerville and Moravia.

Vosburg Dick Brown Theresa Brown Sibyl' Whitehead George Rinehart Ray Rinehart Dr. Fox Ottumwa Truxton Dicks Johnnie Laws Vern Nannemaker Billings Mont Don Whitehead Sally Randy Susan Moravia Alice Allem Sibyl Whitehead Earl Swift Russell Brown Vera Nunnemaker Paul Dicks Lloyd Brown Clara Brown Vera Firkins Maude Whitehead Centerville Theresa Susan Whitehead Rhonda Woodward Clay Uhlenhake Randy Whitehead Linda Sheldon Des Moines Craig Sheldon Marshall Town Clayton Sheldon Gerald Rinehart Peed Pron Truxton of Dicks Niccks Cent Pi

Easter gatherings span Des Moines area households

Sunday guests filled homes of the Whitehead, Christy, Rinehart, Moore, Yeaman and Brown families across Des Moines and surrounding towns. Attendees included Larry and B F Whitehead, Doug Messamaker, Mary Lou Rinehart, Lowell Moore, Betty Jean Dunham, Danny and Jenni fer, Marleena King, Dick Brown, Truxton Licks, Johnnie Laws, Lloyd Brown, Neil Sheldon, Gwen, El Garrett, Terry and Trudi, Craig Sheldon, Linda Sheldon, Michael Bruntmyer, Brenda rston, and others. The Clayton Sheldon party hosted Easter din ers with extended visits, and services were held for Lesse Derby Friday.

Ray Rinehart Larry Whitehead Doug B. F. Whitehead Stanley Spencer Chris Wayne Christy Don Whitehead Mary Lou Rinehar Lowell Moore Moulton Doug Messamaker Lester Yeaman West Des Moines Russell Brown el Garrett Terry Trudi Des Moines Craig Sheldon Marshalltown Linda Sheldon Neil Sheldon Gwen Ray Messamaker Michael Bruntmyer Minneapolis Brendarston What Cheer Clayton Sheldon Lesse Derby

Franklin News Highlights Quiet Sunday Visits

FRANKLIN reports a series of local calls and gatherings. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnson with others visited Roscoe Argos. Roy Rinehart spent the evening with the group. Tom Teno and family joined Delbert Calhoun for midweek time. Terry Adcock called on Karl Calhoun. The Hershbergers and Leta McGee took Ottumwa dinner and New Sharon supper with the group. Floyd Allem also visited Roscoe Argos. Delbert Calhoun shared Sunday dinner at Amy Hiner’s home.

Lloyd Johnson Henry van Welden Roscoe Argos Roy Rinehart Tom Teno Delbert Calhouns Terry Adcock Karl Calhoun Charles Hershberger Leta McGee Ottumwa New Sharon Floyd Allem Delbert Calhoun Amy Hiner

Hershberger Family and Kin Gatherings in Missouri

Jim Hershberger spent Friday night and Saturday at the Everett Sweat home in Galton Missouri and attended his brother's sale Saturday. Charles Jennings and family spent Saturday at Roscoe Argos. Gary Perry and family and Sylvia Hiatt were Sunday dinner guests at the Lazy Derby home. Delbert Calhoun and kin attended funeral services for Leslie Derby id at the Christian church in Dorems. Hershberger took part in a F. H. A. style show Tuesday evening. Boris Hershberger visited her mother, Cora Means, Thursday.

Jim Hershberger Everett Sweat Galton Charles Jennings Roscoe Argos Gary Perry Sylvia Hiatt Lazy Derby Bill Clark John Noland Charles Christian Church Dorems Hershberger Emmett Larry de Delbert Calhoun Kenneth Donald Calhoun Charles Hershberger Jimmy Dorene Boris Hershberger Cora

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