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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1954

Page

2

Floods Draw Crowds Along Des Moines River Basin

Sunday crowds along the Des Moines river basin observed flood devastation from Eddyville to Ottumwa with traffic near bumper to bumper. Eddyville saw lighter damage than expected as locals hurried to shore up dike, while Ottumwa reported minimal overflow and downstream residents faced little harm. The piece also mentions a wedding reception at Emerson with multiple Smiths including Richard, Harold, and the bride’s parents, all connected to Rev. Smith of Emerson Methodist church.

Des Moines Eddyville Ottumwa John Goode Albia Smith Emerson Mrs. Smith Richard Harold Mrs. Smith Howard

Weddings and local notes mix with Dam project debate in Keosauqua area

Attendees from North Dakota Iowa and Alaska attended a wedding with multiple Smith family members as ushers and a candle lighting. A light verse about a hound and a local Snow Flake birth are noted alongside ongoing Rathbun Dam controversy with plans stalled for funding. City street work slated after June but lacking firm start date.

Social visits and family gatherings in Centerville area

Venetah Tubaugh helped at the C H Andrews home to feed cherries Thursday afternoon. Ernest Foster and family from Centerville spent Monday at the Earl Foster home. Andy Andrews visited Bill Hoffman on Sunday evening. Raymond Wille and family from Centerville spent Sunday with Nellie Williams. Sharon Walter stayed with Nancy Tomlin Sunday into Monday. Andy Andrews had dinner with the Richard Taughh home last Sunday. Earl Foster and family spent Tuesday evening at the Earl Shiltz home. Erick and Errol Alden left Sunday for a week at Lake Darling youth camp near Burlington. Mrs Ted Campbell of Moravia visited Wilbur Miller Thursday afternoon. Garner Cleaver and family also mentioned.

Venetah Tubaugh C. H. Andrews Ernest Foster Centerville Earl Foster Andy Andrews Bill Hoffman Raymond Wille Nellie Williams Sharon Walter Nancy Omlin Richard Twaugh Earl Shiltz Erick Errol Alden Lake Darling Brighton Ted Cambell Moravia Wilbur Miller Garner Cleaver Paula Sharon Kermit Strickler Jackie Jerry Tubaugh Belle Plaine Albert Tubaugh Lee Tadlock Kenny Donna Rae Tubaugh Ida Caylor Floyd Wood Caylor Mark Shiltz Grant Tadlock Joe Tadlock Carl Miller Carla Craig Claudia Theo Parker Albia Cecil Comstock Friz Walter Marsha Mearl Walter Nancy Tomlin Karen Woodward Bud Walter Homer Andrews Leroy Allerton Sandy Anderson Udell Donnis Rae Dixie Rae Tubaugh Laura Hoffman Vivian Bill Ralph Jarvis Brazil Jimmy Jarvis Hoffman Eleanor Burton Ira Strunk Clifford Caster Walter Abbas Melrose Donald Abbas Bob Strunk Barbara Ray Tubaugh Ruby Andrews Eddyville Tracy Ottumwa Shirley Walter Mac McElderry Don Wright Karen Harold Winans Moulton

Local social notes from Centerville and area gatherings

Fairview by Mrs. B. H. Taylor lists weekend visits and family events across Centerville, Ottumwa, Albia, and nearby towns. Names include the Tubaughs of Belle Plaine, Tadlocks, Walters, Shiltz, Caster, Abbas, and Williams, with 4-H events and birthday celebrations noted amid multiple visits to relatives and friends.

Agricultural Price List For Various Grains And Beans

The record lists prices per bushel for crops including wheat at 10 to 12 cents, wheat at 8 to 10, oats at 8 to 12, barley 8 to 15, white beans 2 to 7, soybeans 4 to 14, and corn at 11 to 42 cents per bushel.

Unclear claim on fertilizer promise and yield gains

The snippet asserts dry fertilizer yields may rise by 10-15 percent in dry weather and promises guaranteed results. It claims feeding plants from both ends guarantees returns of three to four times the investment, citing others who used it on all crops.

Local Social Roundup From Weekend Visits and Calls

Vine, Jean and Jay Taploe spent Monday afternoon at the Bill Stefan home. Shirley and Helen Eat weekended at the Eivin Stocker home. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Proctor and family spent Sunday afternoon at the Burdette Ward home. Callie Huber visited the Stocker home Monday. Linda Ward Grace and Elowe Leffler and Mrs. Dick Sandifer spent Friday afternoon with Mary Proctor and Carl Hiatt and family were Sunday supper guests at Kenneth Coltrain’s. Richard Proctor called at the Buell Taylor home Sunday. Mrs. Marie Coltrain and family visiting this week with her sister Mrs Pavlihe. Wright and family visiting her mother Mrs Ben Williams. Mrs. Edna Ward and Mrs Vine Taylor accompanied Mission Band children to Centerville for a picnic and pool.

Carl. Hiatt Kenneth Coltrait Richard Proctor Buell Taylor Marie Coltrain Pavlihe. Wright Ben Willams Edna Ward Vine Taylor Mission Band Centerville

Also Mentioned on This Page

Moravia Union Nationane Agp A Gigs Iowa United States Rays Ramblin’s Mrs Smiths Rev. Smith Emerson Methodist Church R. W. Baird Obteopathic Physician Rockwoods N.W. Cor Mae A Tee Charles Broshar Pega U9 Herman Page, N. Dak Walden Smith Mediapolis Wilfred Smith Russell Smith Anchorage Alaska Bride Leo Smith William Smith Sally Smith Mrs. Flake Keosauqua April Rathbun Dam Hilton Paul Wilson Angus Paul Johnny Murdy David Murdy Larry Chance Place Cottonwood Park Larry Clarence Babcock Little Chance Helfer Larry Chance Nellie Willams John Grenfell Richard Tubaugh Oskaloosa Max Lobberecht Mary Marie Coltrain Famiy Harold Wright Shelia Danny Williams Home Leo Means Janie Doris Means Fairview Mrs. Burdette Ward Carl Paris Vina Taylor Jean Jay Bert Vieckrey Plano Linda Ward Mary Proctor’s J. C. Lockman Troy Lockman Jean Taylor Linda Nancy Ward Carl van L. J. Smith Hollingshead Jewelry Weat Side Square Albis F.d.lo. Albis Appanoose County General County Teachers’ Institute Centerville Bower Assessments Corporation Funda Township Board of Education Homestead Credit Funds Moravia Ehole Boundiag Ee & Sapte Danlogact Eee Ans Jane Te Jen Goat Co Accid Banus W.W. II Id Age Pension Paviesis Wayors Appepeate County
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