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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1960
Page
2
The Urbana township Farm Bureau met at the McDanel home with Mrs. Doyle McDanel as new women’s chairman and Bob Sandifer named township director. Attendees included the Faber family and several neighbors. weekend visits, church events, and a funeral in Albia were noted along with a snow day closure.
Des Moines visitors Mr and Mrs Harold Kirby and family joined Coulson by Mrs Theo Miller at the John Lee home Sunday Nancy Roblenz accompanied them to Des Moines. Ottumwa guests Mr and Mrs Curtis Mikels and Debbie stayed with Howard Baldwin. Connie Walters spent Friday night with Connie Roblenz. Ottumwa residents Mr and Mrs Robert Hiatt and boys and Sandra Hiatt visited Ernest Hiatt Sunday. Neva Mericle returned from Colorado. Centerville visitors Clyde Strickler and daughters visited Nelson Ballenger. Suy Argo visited his mother in Monroe county hospital Saturday night. Jay Clayworth stayed with Jerry Roblenz Thursday. Mrs Dwight Mericle and Marie Dudley visited Neva Mericle. Mrs Ernest Hiatt returned from St Joseph hospital after five days, ear trouble. Ella Foster stayed with Lizzie Van Dorin then visited Johnnie Eaton. Herb Boblenz family attended church supper at Moravia M E church Wednesday. Theo Miller and Clara Lemaster attended family night and church supper at EUB church Wednesday.
Union Township notes list several visiting families and guests. Mrs. F. E. Boyer hosted Mrs. Boyer and others while Mr and Mrs Burdett Cox and Rex Angel hosted gatherings. Dennis Kelley and Dale Hoffman joined dinners at Kelley and Robinson households with various relatives.
Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Carl Miller and children at the Morrows in Moulton. Burdett Cox visited the Irelans. Carl Fisher and Sam Andrews with Dean Andrews joined Jack Hoffmans Saturday evening. The Heracnes Kelley welcomed Leo Thompson and family Sunday. Cox and Rowena and Nyle with Rex Angel Saturday afternoon. Farnsworth Hendrix and Glenys Fenton joined Harold Fenton for Sunday dinner. Don Sandifer and children visited Jack Hoffman Sunday evening. Rex Angel and Carl Cox were at Burdett Cox's home Sunday morning. Gaylord Main stayed at the hospital Sunday night with C L Alden. Main and Hoffman named for jury duty Monday. Gaylord to report Tuesday morning.
Mrs H B Spring and Mr and Mrs H B Spring headed to Thousand Oaks California for an extended visit with their daughter’s family. The column lists greetings at home gatherings with the Moores Spring and Morlan families, hospital visits, guests, and travel updates across Des Moines and Iowa City.
Pleasant Hill notes record visits and gatherings among local residents. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Callen and Mr and Mrs Dick Brown spent Thursday evening at the Russell Brown home. DeWayne Moore and children visited Paul Dicks home Thursday evening.
Moravia school district files a quarterly report listing expenditures and payments across multiple accounts. The document itemizes salaries fuel supplies transport insurance bonds audits and various vendor payments to banks, companies, and individuals for the period ending December 31, 1659.
Text lists textbooks and supplies items with amounts and vendors. Mentions county reimbursement and signatures of L. Joenbon and the Secretary and Superintendent of T Bonoots. The passage records a financial settlement for school materials.
Moravia Iowa will hold a special election January 26 1980 at the Commun Md Building from eight AM to eight PM. Voters decide on establishing municipal waterworks at cost up to 106000 with indebtedness up to 18000 and bonds up to 18000 plus a future 156000 funded by future waterworks revenue. Nine mills annual tax may be levied for bonds. Special assessment bonds up to 59000 may be issued under state code.
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