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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1951

Page

2

Moravia corporation levies fall while county and education surges

Tax data on page 4 shows Moravia corporation levies dropping from the top two years ago to ninth this year for overall levy and to seventh for agricultural land. Three year figures trace 129.394, 99.664, then 93.950. Local business efficiency drives most declines. county operation and assessor levy rise. Board of Education spending is up, school and town operation levies show notable decreases with Exline slipping from sixth place last year.

Moravia Corporation Moravia Board of Education Ees Exline

Moravia School District Consolidation Discussed

A commentator notes rising levies in county and in rural schools. The piece cites Hedrick and Barsey near Moravia, urging consolidation with rural districts to lower tax burdens and improve facilities, including gym space and classrooms, as districts grow toward shared schools.

Earl Brain Hedrick Barseys Wapello Moravia

Enon Social Notes From Mrs J T Van Dorin

Carolyn Hawk spent Tuesday night with Mary Jo Faber and Mrs Ida Griffin stayed with the Dallas Faber home. Many VanDorin family members visited and attended ball games and birthdays, with calls at Sylvan VanDorin and Walter homes and visits by John Wilson and Loren Walter families. Community greetings, sickness updates, and Sunday visits round out the report.

Carolyn Hawk Mary Jo Faber Ida Griffin Dallas Faber_home Leo VanDorin Linda Einfred Johnson J.T VanDorin Sylvan Walter John Wilson Loren Walter Ralph Tucker Aubry Walter Marvin Vance Guy Roberts J. Mr Ed Robinson J. T Mrs. VanDorin Robert Sneeden Iconum Linda VanDorin Hazelett Jessie Avery Burdell Roberts Dallag Faber

Sunday Visitors and Winter Plans Mentioned in Notes

Haroldtd Claude Hawk and Mrs Delbert Love and family visited Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Clell Van Dorin with Jiffinny were guests. The Rodgers and Gary spent Sunday with Arthur Johnson and Claude Hawk. Charles Johnson visited Howard Carson, then left for Brownsville Texas for winter. Burl Stanley from Nampa Idaho sent a Christmas card and letter.

Texas Burl Stanley Nampa Idaho

Tooniam By Mrs. George Hammond

Local social notes recount visits and gatherings in Petersboro and Centerville Iowa. Residents including Trilby Strathner Laura Jo and Sheryl Brown Sue Sweeden and many Argo Brown and Fenton family members share dinners calls and birthday celebrations. Sympathy sent to Mrs Mary Murphy whose death occurred last Thursday.

Trilby Strathner Petersboro Indiana Harry Scott Floyd Lowe Centerville Ned Argo Laura Jo LeRoy Brown Sheryl Beryl Brown Bobbie Argo Diana Shirley Minor Tommy Birdie Main A. J. ‘Brown Freda Carolyn Swift A. J. Brown Osa Birdie Mat Mary Murphy

Vosburgh Community Notes From Local Residents

Mrs. Emmett Derby Vosburgh reports a day spent with Nellie Thompacrt Carrie Turner and Ruth McCord at Wayne Thompsons. Ottumwa shopping by Earl Swift Carolyn and family. Al Derby and crew at a closing sale near Hiteman last week. Local women attended W S C S at Teonium Methodist Church Thursday. Mr and Mrs Emmett Derby and family were Sunday dinner guests. Elsie Derby with Mrs Dick Brown accompanied her mother to Des Moines.

Occo calf gains boost profit with mineral supplement

Calves in the Occo pasture outgained neighbors by 47 lb per head, yielding an estimated extra profit of about 421.80 dollars after feed and losses. Grain-fed herds show even higher dressing percentages, while recommending Occo mineral along with salt and yeast for healthier, livelier stock.

South Dakota

Dinner party gathers Busy Bee Club members at Turners

The Busy Bee Club met at Turners Sunday with attendees including Dorothy Picker, Mr and Mrs Clair Long, Gordon Repp Dwane Wilson, Earl Swift and Carolyn Argo. Dorothy Pickerell and Wayne and Maud Turner spent Friday in Chicago.

Busy Bee Club Wednee Tay Dorothy Picker Coy Swift Clair Long Gordon Repp Dwane Wilson Earl Swift Carolyn Bianghe Argo

Blue Front By Mrs. John Van Zante

Mrs. John Van Zante and Mrs. Lyle Jones visited Margery Tracy and George in Iowa City midweek. Birthday parties, family visits, and a move to Wilmington Delaware are noted with multiple local residents attending events at the Van Zante and Shahan households.

John van Zante Lyle Jones Margery Tracy George Lowa City George Shahan BF. Whitehead Linda Pearl Whitehead Carl van Zante Robert Shelquist Baby Ottumwa Ralph Shellquist Ben Jones Virgil Johnson Margaret Wendell Murdy Nancy Jane Wilmington Delaware Ralph Shelquist John’ van Zante Ph Turner Hom Dules van Zante Eddyville Stroud Levening

Franklin By Mts Dinner Guests Honor Family

Mr and Mrs Bernard Kitterman and daughter Mary Kay were dinner guests Sunday at the Joe Seleszinski home indicating a social visit among local residents Franklin By Mts. John Moffatt noted as source.

Franklin Mts John Moffatt Bernard Kitterman Mary Kay Joe Seleszinski

Meeting notes from Mora area residents and visitors

Nov 28 remarks note a rating inquiry and a plan for a meeting with Mise Roscoe Argo in two weeks. Mrs Roy Moffatt and children Linda and Francis are visiting at the Lester Housley home in Mora. Mrs Olive Moffatt and son Roy were visitors at Earl Stitt's home.

Ben Roscoe Roy Moffatt Linda Francis Is Lester Housley Mora Olive Moffatt Son Royd Earl Stitt

Swift couple hosted at Glen Turner home

Mr and Mrs Coy Swift were dinner guests Sunday at the Glen Turner home, with plans to visit again on Tuesday afternoon.

Swift Mrs.Coy Swift Glen Turs Nerome

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