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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1960
Page
1
In a busy period for the Union’s force, Rays Rambling notes son Gary is spending two weeks at Fort Knox for training. He describes tanks rolling through Kentucky hills and asks about the possibility of securing some of the gold bullion reportedly stored at the base.
Rural route interests reveal mud and pothole issues on Iconium and Unionville roads. Board members Gail Felkner and Glen Johnson say permanent improvements would consume farm-to-market funds for years, delaying action. A petition on Iconium road eases right of way problems, aiding potential progress alongside an Exline to state line concrete program that used county funds.
A local appeal notes a $100,000 aid from the state highway commission and poses the question of financing road improvements. It asks readers if any generous benefactor might leave a substantial bequest to support the community’s roads.
Mr and Mrs Ora Powell returned home from the Brethren Conference in Ashland Ohio and a visit in Hagerstown Indiana. Sunday guests at the Dewey Houser home included Dewey Houser Jr and many relatives from Beecon and Knoxville as they celebrated birthdays and anniversaries.
Fred Albertson 71 longtime resident dies at Bloomfield hospital after WWI service. Survived by sister Dorothy Clark and brothers Jerry Rex Eli jah. wife Agnes preceded him in death. Funeral at Waglers Ottumwa with graveside Eaton Unionville. Family and relatives visited Iowa City Cedar Rapids. trips to Lake Wapello. kin include Spring and Jones families.
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