11 Dec 1975
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1975
Page
1
An increasing number of farmers report hunters trespassing across fields with gates left open and livestock frightened. Some say station wagon loads cross property without permission from distant hunters. A trapper killed a farm cat, affecting pest control. farmers hope the deer hunt will ease tensions.
Moravia native Molly VanBenthuysen stars as Grand View College girls fall 61 46 to Coach Bob Spencer's Wm Penn squad on Grand View's court. Deb Coates and Joyce Elder support the visitors while Rhonda Penquite and Aswegan pace scoring for Grand View.
A bundle of handwritten child letters requests Christmas gifts from Santa. Kids mention dolls, coloring books, toy trucks, trains, motorcycles, teddy bears, and toy guns. Several writers name towns like Unionville Melrose and Lake Rathour, note good behavior, and promise cookies and milk.
Fiona Wailes Neff of Rockford Illinois brought a Moravia high school class picture to the Union hoping to arrange a reunion for the fifty year anniversary. The image lists numerous named graduates and spouses across several rows with several deceased individuals indicated.
The Main family marks Elec and Mabel Main's 50th wedding anniversary in Moravia Iowa. Born from a 1920s marriage in Moravia the couple raised 14 children across several towns including Centerville Des Moines and Armstrong. Grandchildren and great grandchildren fill their home with memories and gratitude signing thanks for 50 years of love and care.
The note mentions a desire for a bulldozer and Lincoln Logs shared by Lance and David. It states plans to visit Grandma in Minnesota and ends with the name Danny Nelson Che, indicating a family casual message rather than a public notice or article.
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