31 Aug 1967
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1967
Page
1
The Moulton Tribune notes rising interest in Rathbun dam construction with nightly observers. Rainfall varied across the region from town to northeast, while Dick Eby questions whether current precipitation will suffice to meet project needs.
Local citizens challenge a $125 monthly subsidy for Centerville ambulance service. Kenneth Geyer of Turner Funeral Home notes Moravia and Moravia's ambulance providers operate without county aid, urging allocation to all three towns or removal of subsidies. The debate centers on legality and taxpayer cost while praising private services.
Pleasant Hill notes recount Aug 26 church attendance with visitors Connie and Teresa McClurg, and Hiner families from Cedar Rapids. Many neighbor visits, meals, and social calls anchor a busy period. 4-H members win blue ribbons and merit at the state fair. A new great grandson is welcomed to the Penfield family. local shuffles, dinners, and farm visits fill the scene.
Mrs Wayne McDanet hosts Hiattsville gathering with Mr and Mrs Jack and others visiting. several families attend State Fair. Cyril McDanels home visited by Gaylord McDanel Ira Yeager and Kenneth Daniels. weekend callers include Walter Clark Al Clark Bill Clark and families from Davenport and Laverne Shondel of Cincinnati.
Moravia Union Office announces a new supply typing payer for a full team handling 500 sheet orders. The post notes efficient distribution of typing tasks and readiness to service local unions with large print needs.
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