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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1962
Page
2
The essay suggests frozen TV dinners labeled with TV show themes. It mocks the idea by pairing menus with Private Eye and Situation Comedies. It humorously lists mismatched dishes for Wrestling Matches Boxing Matches and Baseball Games.
A quirky notice reports a tired kangaroo and a missing golfmobile caddy near a rabbit hole shelter. Local readers are urged to observe odd animal sightings and strange vehicle behavior around the vacant lot.
Seventeen year old Deanna Sheldon from West Branch Town is a Moravia junior. She attends American history and literature plus shorthand and typing and is a member of F B L A and F H A. She was born at St Joseph hospital in Centerville and lives on a north Iconium farm with her parents Mr. and Mrs Clayton Sheldon. While not working she writes letters, eats, or listens to the radio and says she likes Moravia school and its teachers and students.
Connie W suggests giving it to Kenny to help him refrain from fibbing. oo W proposes playing marbles with Peggy R offers eating it if edible. The items reflect playful student survey style and character names.
A series of bizarre student prompts assigns various tasks to a wide cast of names including Kenny Fred Mike Bill Lois Janet Joyce and others. The passage ends with a definition noting that an impi is a body of native armed men.
Mrs An Brown hosts Vosburgh visitors while Roscoe Argo and Lewis Rinehart call on Russell Brown and Ray Rinehart. Emily Thompson and friends attend sewing class in Albia. Wayne Thompson family joins Teotium church family night. Margaret Herring speaks guest. Sunday gatherings at Don Whitehead Paul Dicks and Shirley Townsend homes.
Truckers urged to obtain regulation receipt books from the Moravia Union office. Fifty triplicate sets are available now, with a hook noting dock pickup.
Enon Neeewa Moffetts visit Florida with Mrs Moffetts parents Mr and Mrs Russell Hughes. Mr Moffett confined to bed two months but now walks on crutches. Community members attend pre nuptial shower for Joyce Walter and Cure McCoy. Numerous visits and social events described, including suppers, card parties, vaccinations, and dinner guests across Ottumwa and nearby towns.
Shanghai by Mrs. records a flurry of Sunday calls and weekend visits across the community. Mr and Mrs Deanie Tisue and Lonnie joined relatives at Gien Overturns while others including the Scieszinskis Wakefields and Ballangers stopped by Don Whiteheads. Gerald Rinehart and family visited George Hammonds in Ottumwa and multiple households shared meals and church events nearby.
Harold Hawk and Sonny, Loreta Plants and Keith Lain attended a Moravia ballgame Saturday evening. Several families shared Sundays at various homes including the Landgrebes, Overturfs, Justus Miller, and the Christys. Harold Hawk and others attended Simon Walker’s funeral at Walnut and multiple visits to Gerald Rinehart’s home followed weekend gatherings.
Quote on investor caution warning against overconfidence and implying rumors or tips may mislead.
A report discusses a man carrying all of our primary noxious weed seeds into the state, mixing them with crop seeds on farm implements. Leroy Everson, of the Towa State University seed laboratory, notes seeds have spread naturally for thousands of years and that more weeds are entering the state. Losses from weeds run into millions of dollars. he urges localization of spread by cleaning weed infested seed and using home-grown seed only after proper cleaning.
A lab tests seeds to certify absence of noxious weed seeds before sale. Buyers are told to verify the analysis tag for weed seed content prior to purchase. The notice warns that a “bargain” seed containing weed seeds could still be costly in the long run.
Refunds issued totaling 493,891.02 to Secondary Road and 846,253.79 to General funds with 25,710.13 credited to Agri Land. Warrants for delinquent tax refunds noted.
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