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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1972
Page
1
Raya Ramblin's subscription list shows prices for Appanoose Monroe counties and elsewhere. A comic pig escapade at a Stanleys gas station ends with the hogs loaded for market. Moravia school boosts music, with vocal and instrumental instructors praised for student progress. Moravia girls fall to Southeast Warren in a close basketball game as coach Luse erupts in excitement at the end.
After decades of stoic exits, Bill exploded in celebration as his team defeated Moravia in the SE Warren gym. Fans praised the revived energy and the new facility’s striking features, including classrooms, a shop, and a modern lunch area, enhancing the game day atmosphere.
Mrs. Howard Burkland reports social visits this week from Lee Moffatt Ruby Hedgecock Anna Marie Selix and Marie Weber to Minnie Moffatt. Local families including the Burklands Baricks Hedgecock and Simms groups shared birthday meals and gatherings. Neal Wagner visited his brother Dean in California while other calls occurred among Des Moines and Nama residents.
The financial report for Moravia Iowa covers the calendar year 1971 with property values for Real, Personal, Railroad, and Utilities. It lists total valuations 2,081,164 excluding Monies and Credits, and shows indebtedness activity including bonds and road refunding with $6,000 issued and $2,000 redeemed during the year.
Mr and Mrs Harold Ware of near Ottumwa visited at the How Agee home last week and port was able to return home.
Eva Tucker attended the general W.8.C.S. meeting Tuesday in Centerville. A representative from Des Moines senibal showed slides and spoke. Edna and J. D. Downard spent the weekend at Bill Anderson’s. The Hiatt, Boblenz, and West families attended a wills meeting at the high school Monday evening.
Golda Hiatt spent Wednesday afternoon with Fern McDanel and they called on Gladys Townsend at the Golden Age Manor.
The Monroe Busy Maidens 4-H club met January 12 at the Moravia community building. Marilyn Shelquist opened the meeting, Brenda Johnson led the pledge, and Mrs Donald Bolin was named food and nutrition leader. Barbara Shelquist and Mrs Bolin reviewed new materials and Bolin demonstrated a nutritious sandwich. Jean Ann Rouse led the 4-H pledge and, with her mother, served refreshments.
Farmers and agri businesses must keep records of farm accidents and health hazards under OSHA rules if they employ any workers, even casually or via neighbor exchanges. The booklet Agricultural Recordkeeping Requirement outlines the rules, with copies mailed by the U S Bureau of Labor Statistics. some Iowa farmers may not have received theirs. If you need a copy, contact Appanoose County extension or request from the Department of Labor in Kansas City.
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