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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1967

Page

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Cold snap and global snow bring unusual sights

The item notes a brutal cold spell at 12 below and widespread snow across the south and Mexico, plus a Hawaii newspaper copy showing snow atop mountain radar observatories. It mentions bright sun and trade winds affecting Hawaii beachgoers, and observes Moravia and nearby towns facing empty business buildings after many closings.

South Mexico JM. H. Johnson Hawaii Mt. Hivcrest Washington

Community urges planning to stem business closures

Northeast Iowa towns Moravia Blakesburg Centerville Albia and Appanoose Monroe counties face rising business closures and empty properties amid labor shortages and high costs. Lloyd Scott of State Farmers Home Administration cites available federal funds but warns of poor planning to use them. Communities must unite adopt proactive plans to keep Moravia and region from withering and migrating to urban centers.

Lloyd Scott State Farmers J Home Administration Appanooge Monroe County Centerville Albia Moravia Blakesburg John Doe

Inaugural Ball Attended by Griffinsville and North Bend

Mildred Tarbell and Flossie Walker assisted Ruth McNair with upholstering. Mr and Mrs Russell Shepard were supper guests of Emil Long Tuesday evening. They enjoyed an evening of socializing and hospitality.

Mildred Tarbell Flossie Walker Ruth McNair

Local Social Roundup At Extended Shepard Families

Mr and Mrs Roy Livengood and boys visited Ora Rinehart Tuesday. Merrill Shepard family took granddaughters to Town City then Oakdale for a Cleil Long check up. George and Glen Lain with others attended card party at Lowell Shepards. Many neighbors visited and called on the Shepards and related families through the week.

Roy Livengood Ora Rinehart Merrill Shepard Town City Oakdale Cleil Long George Lain Glen McNair Russell Shepard Harry Robertson Ferrill Purvis Jim Walker Lowell Shepards Keith Lain Indianola Polk Cozads Ward Walker Daphne Shepard Minnie Walker Bonnell Nursing Home Lloyd McDanel Russell Shepards

Hiattssville Social Visitors At Lindley Home

Mr and Mrs Wayne Lindley and family of Albia and John Lindley of Des Moines visited the Max Lindley home on Sunday with Mr and Mrs Virgil Dooley among the callers.

Wayne Lindley Albia John Lindley Des Moines Max Lindley Virgil Dooley

Douglas Doughboy 4-H January Meeting Says Coop Supper Planned

Susan Daniels and Kevin shopped in Ottumwa Findlay area. The Douglas Doughboy 4-H club met January 12 at Scott schoolhouse for its monthly meeting. Next meeting will feature a coop supper. Additional social visits include dinner at Moravia with the Farm Service group and various Friday and Sunday dinners at local homes involving the Long and Dooley families and others.

Susan Kenneth Daniels Kevin Ottumway Findlay Douglas Doughboy Scott School House Jack Long Vanessa Bill Long Harry Phillips Ensil Hiatt Mae McDonald Virgil Dooley Moravia Bob Evans Jerry Hawk Bill ‘Long Betty Mobley Linda Pam Clell McDanel Jutlie Tuanitia Dooley Joe Elliott Centerville

New Hope by Gladys Harsh

Mrs Ethel Cleaver of Nyssa Oregon and Mrs Grace Main visited Genevie Kaling and Bessie Donovan Friday afternoon. Governor Hughes and Lt Governor Fulton inaugural ball attendees at Des Moines Veterans auditorium Thursday. Other guests included John Wood Grace Dooley Bill Barnes with Genevie Ealing and Bessie Donovan Friday evening. Further visits by Harsh family and friends noted across weekend events with Mrs Jay Wilson and family and Emi Bullard among others.

Ethel Cleaver Nyssa Oregon Grace Main Genevie Kaling Bessie Donovan Ivan Harsh Hughes Fulton Veterans Auditorium Des Moines John Wood Grace Dooley Bill Barnes Genevie Ealing Ivan Shields Alan Wilson Dwight Johnson Linda Wilson Sally Whitehead Marcia Wilson R. C. Wilson Dallas Faber Na‘dine Norma Nelson. Balanger Jay Wilson Emi Bullard

Local Social Notes From Cincinnati Area Visit Texans

Residents hosted relatives and friends during the week with gatherings at the homes of Schrodt Wilson Harsh Wood and Kalving. Jay Wilson family attended Sunday activities with Mr and Mrs Wilson. Genevie Kalving and Bessie Donovan joined Mr and Mrs John Wood at Albia on Sunday.

Cincinnati Texatcanig Texas Cecil Schrodt R. C. Wilson Jay Wilson Ivan Harsh Genevie Kalvng Bessie Donovan John Wood Albia

Social rounds and church events in Unionville area

Mrs Milo Walker hosts and visits with neighbors as the community shares meals, church meetings, and youth activities. Attendees include Joe Zapatil family, Pam Mobley, Linda Mobley, Joe Elliots, Centerville, the Cridlebaughs, Wendell Phillips and family, Roy Stone, Floyd Allen, Jean, Sey mour, Martha Eden, Patricia Taylor, Lobb, Don Brong, Jerry Garretson, and Governor Hughes inaugural ball attendance.

Joe Zapatil Mystic Paul Cridlebaugh Pam Linda Mobley Joe Elliots Centerville Wendell Phillips Roy Stone Bloomfield Hospital Floyd Allen Jean Jewell Walker Sheila Wilson Ivan Harsh Hughes Milo Walker Unionville Baptist Church Farmington Lobb Wendell Phillipe Baptist Buildera Jerry Garretson Patricia Taylor Donald .Brong Clear Lake Iowa Unionville

Community Notes from Albia and Vicinity

Minnie and Betty Moffatt visited Mrs. Frank Cox in the hospital at Albia Monday morning. Numerous visits and social calls are noted including families Burkland Fowler Hunt and Torrey. A wedding at Peoples Baptist Church Centerville involved Lynn Marie Sviatovich and Kenneth Larry Burns. Evidence of teas, visits, and family gatherings around Ottumwa Centerville Moulton and area.

Minnie Betty Moffatt Frank Cox Albia Glen Fowler Alva Fowler Clarence Hunt Ronald Hunt California Fred Torrey Unionville Missouri Albert Burkland Howard Burkland Ronald Parcel Fran Tina Reginald Lori Lynn Marie Sviatovich Kenneth Larry Burns Peoples Baptist Church Centerville Burns Parcels Carl Whisler Ricky Jewel Artie ‘Pitman Davis County Hospital Purvis Hedgecock Ottumwa Larry Hedgecock

Family to Move to Farm After Purchase

Land and family plan to relocate to a farm they have bought. Hostesses for the event were Mrs Darlas Mason and Mrs Greta Ogden. Mr and Mrs Winston Pace spent an evening last week with Mr and Mrs Carl Whisler.

Darlas Mason Greta Ogden Winston Pace Carl Whisler

Union Township Birthday for Nyles Celebrated

Mrs Burdett Cox hosts as Mr and Mrs Dale Cox and families join in honoring Nyles birthday with live-in guests. Walter Harper seen by a doctor Thursday. Eddy and Harper families share Sunday time. Coxes visit Frank Cox in hospital. Jim Logan accompanies Burdett Cox Saturday. Rogers visit noted Sunday evening.

Dale Cox Burdett Cox Nyle Jim Logan Nyles Walter Harper Dick Eddy Burdett Coxes Frank Cox Bill Rogers

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