Severe Cold Persists Early in Season
Reported temperatures near zero each night last week with unofficial readings from 16 to 18 below zero on Monday morning. Activity has slowed at Rath-
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1972
Page
1
Reported temperatures near zero each night last week with unofficial readings from 16 to 18 below zero on Monday morning. Activity has slowed at Rath-
Ice fishing reported at bun lake while the Marina on Buck Creek fights ice around boats kept in water. John Burch adds water circulating pumps to prevent ice buildup straining electric lines. Zero temps slow sewer work and delay new lines. The Union receives a warm note from Lena Rabuck Otterbein Home about a nearing completion building and Christmas wishes. Reverend Rabuck, former Moravia E U B pastor, is noted.
A compilation of handwritten Christmas requests and notes from first grade pupils and families in Moravia Unionville and nearby towns. Children express wishes for toys clothes play houses and bikes while adults share social visits and community events over a recent weekend.
Enon news notes a weekend list of visitors and overnight guests at the Dallas Faber residence. The gathering includes Bob Faber and family Butch Martin Don Klampe Laura Zintz and Nadine Dommer hosting. Several neighbors visited and helped celebrate a birthday. Linda Collins spent much of last week at the Laurence Dommer home. Mr. Ronald Webb and Troy Lockman with their daughters visited Barbara Moore for a birthday celebration.
Attendance at Sunday school 19. They will go to practice Wednesday evening and trim the tree for the Christmas program. Dec. 21 dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Baldwin and Sally Shepard.
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