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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1975
Page
2
Residents report persistent heat and drought with cracks in fields and gardens. Forecasters show little rainfall on the horizon, raising concerns about crop yields, grain prices, and farm income while enthusiasm remains for a distant ribbon cutting event.
Moravia residents note the new highway skirts the town and lack of directional signs to Moravia. Mayor Chessing asks Highway Department for a turnoff marker and relocation of the electric sign near Turner Funeral Home to the town edge. Coyotes hurt lambs as farmers push for better control amid dry weather.
Unionville residents report hospital stays and improving conditions. Willard Brain, a patient at St Luke s Cedar Rapids, is in room 351 and improving. Families including Ellison, Exline, Kiefer, Burger, Swift, Cormeny, Miller, Dill, and Llewellyn share visits and traveling notices. A new granddaughter Shari Lynn Knudtson is welcomed in Wheatland.
Mike and Randy Bronson of Sovilla visit grandparents Mr and Mrs Merle Bronson for two weeks. Sunday dinner guests include Dan Hargrave and family, Alice Spring and Karen Manhing. Jewel Burkland visits Debbie McDane. Flowers reunion attended by Howard Burkland family. Kenny Selix returns from Des Moines National Guard. Dewey Houser visits in Bussey. Locals at Carson Slay home Loulla. Mark Willis stays with grandparents Alvin and Gloria Spring. Dinner guests include Sheila Sleeth Dana Strickler at Boyd Selix home. Local picnic honors Mrs Juanita Morris and family.
Local notes report social visits and gatherings in Coulson and New Hope places. Families and friends, including the Hintt Hollingsworth West and Faber families, attended picnics, suppers, and visits at homes and a funeral in Ottumwa and Webster City area communities.
Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs Joe Burger were Mr and Mrs Burdett Cox and Nyle Mr and Mrs Ro bert Turner Alicia Mark Turner Chariton and Diana Surger and Kelly The Joe Burgers now have a mail box and are on Unionville Ta R R 1 Mr and Mrs Burdett Cox were Monday dinner guests of Mae Harp er and supper guests of Mr and Mrs Dale Cox and family
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