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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1972
Page
1
Humidity at the fair was extreme making attendance and viewing entertainment difficult while livestock endured heat. Officials report ongoing sewer construction with narrow streets, multiple water main breaks, and gas line relocations. Town council plans a special meeting with engineers to reduce damage and outline cleanup and street restoration.
Miss Hazel Hellyer hosts and visits are listed along with a string of social calls and dinners. Names include Joan Laws Edward Haver Tulie Gene Jackson Amy Hiner Pearl Runnells and families. Weekend activities show Argo reunion at Honey Creek park and Des Moines trips.
Mrs Frances Baretich and others visited Rathbun on a day afternoon. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brown Marisha Cloyed and Mrs Merle Prater with Camelia attended Gateway Singers in Plana Monday evening. Hazel Hellyer spent Wednesday evening with Maude Whitehead. Eddie Sneard of Des Moines hosted visitors Tuesday night to Friday. Kristie Rose stayed Friday night with Eddie Sneard in Des Moines.
Community notes show Mr and Mrs Herb Roblenz and Theo Miller at Farm Bureau ice cream social Tuesday. Terry and Tonya Ballanger stayed with Golda Hiatt Friday. Sympathy extended to the Ander son family. Ernest and Mrs Hiatt visited Russell Shepard. Golda Hiatt visited the Guy McDanel home and Detis Boblenz. Mintia Shoemaker called on Lucille Clark. Theo Miller, Roscoe Pennington and Connie Belzer and sons dined with Herb Boblenz on Wednesday.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions a Mr and Mrs couple at an evening event with informal attendance notes. No clear names, dates, places, or organizations are readable.
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