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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1965

Page

2

Rays Ramblin and Char ton area draw big crowd

Local residents toured the Char ton river bottom lands over the weekend to view construction activity and large machinery. Army Corps of Engineers released new folders on Rath bun dam and lake showing future recreation areas and water levels. flood pool expectations are inches below basements and rarely reach that height. cattle catalogs caused confusion with Moravia not in the business.

Charton River Army Corps of Engineers Rathbun Paul Dicks Honey Creek Corps of Engineers

Moravia and Cantril dairy shows modern milking setup

A Moravia area tour notes a Cantril farm with a five-stall pipeline milking parlor in a brick building and a large herd milked by automatic feed delivery. The piece also mentions Bobby Cartery buying the Morning Sun News-Herald, congratulates him, and notes Morning Sun’s population of 875 in Louisa County between Muscatine and Burlington. It adds that Cartery has worked for his brother-in-law Richard Goughnour at the Mediapolis newspaper.

Bobby Cartery Loyd Carter Morning Sun Iowa News-Herald Bob Louisa County Muscatine Burlington MHS Richard Goughnour Mediapolis

Bandstra Seeks Grants for Rural Water Systems

Iowa Congressman Bert Bandstra urges Senate hearings on a bill to authorize up to 25 million dollars yearly in federal grants for rural water projects. He notes 30,000 rural communities lack reliable water, praising a 1961 loan program run by Farmers Home Administration as a successful model for grant-supported development.

Bert Bandstra Dem Iowa Senate Agriculture and Forestry Committee Bandstra Fourth United States Senate House of Representatives House Farmers Home Administration Bandstta Rerekahoe Austen Randstree

Bride Betty LeAnn Main Weds Jerry Marshall At Numa

Betty LeAnn Main daughter of Elingson and Main of Albia married Jerry Marshall son of Frank and Mrs Marshall of Numa on Saturday June 49 at 10:30 a.m. at St. William Catholic Church Numa in a ceremony before 160 guests officiated by Father Joseph Anthmatten CPPS. Altar boys Michael Micetich Tony Vola Eddie Grenko and Cindy Oween provided music with choir and soloist Debbie Stepnoski. The bride wore Chantilly lace tulle over satin gown with sabrina neckline long sleeves and a lace peplum. her bouquet featured red roses and pink daisies. Attendants included Miss Cindy Kirby. Best man Ron Lira and ushers Bill Main Jim Merrill. The bride's mother in blue and the groom's mother in whipped creme were present with pink daisies and red roses bouquets. A reception followed at the church hall with a four tier cake baked by Mrs Maurice Walter. Guests traveled from Ankenorag Alaska Sacramento La -ze Moravia Ottumwa Mt Pleasant and other towns. The bride will graduate from Ottumwa Area Practical Nursing School and the groom works as a welder at Vega Industries Mt Pleasant. They plan to reside in Mt Pleasant after a wedding trip of undisclosed destination.

Betty LeAnn Main Eddie Grenko Numa Cindy Oween Centerville St. Marys Choir Debbie Stepnoski Cindy Kirby Cantril Ron L. Lira Nunta Jen Bill Main Jim Merrill Greenrock Maurice Walter Moravia Mt. Pleasant Arnel Ankehorag Alaska Sacramento Calif La[aaize Ottumwa Mt Pleasant Bettendorf, Cantl, Moravia Mystic Des Moines Ellsworth

Udell and Dotson family news from Centerville area

Mr and Mrs Omer Eaking and grandson of near Unionville visited. Mrs Ino Dotson, Mrs Minnie Replogle and Miss Bell Andrews stopped at nursing homes in Centerville. Cliff Woods called on Mr and Mrs Marshal Hedgecock and Jno Dotson with Marguerite Tuesday evening.

Omer.Eaking Unionville Ino Dotson Minnie Replogle Martha Bryant Miss Bell Andrews Centerville Cliff Woods Marshal Hedgecock Jno Dotson Marguerite

Local Social Notes From Moravia Area Visit Bridges Friends

Friday and weekend visits feature Ot tumwa and Moravia residents visiting relatives. Names include Crawley, Whisler, Harritt, Fox, Weber, Replogle, Hodge, Fowell, Fowler, Saum, Boyer, McGee, Tubaugh, Wheeler, Madison, Streepy, Krantz, and Hedgecock among others. Guests call on neighbors and share Sunday and Monday visits in daily life snippets.

Whisler Mer Hugh Crawley Som Near -Moravia Harritt Ottumwa James Fox Centexvile Carl Whisler Ross Hammond Indy Marie Weber Minnie Replogle Marguerite Whisler Lou Hodge Ord’ Fowell Marshal. Hedgecock Glen Fowler Moravia Alva Fowler Miss Zola Saum Colfax Carrie ‘Boyer Leta McGee Melrose Cora Tubaugh len.Wheeler Neice Madison Frank Bennett Guy Maureen. Streepy Genterville Mary Harritt Helen , Krantz É Willford Ark

Birthday Shower Planned for Mrs. Elva Bickford

Mrs. Elva Bickford will observe her fourth birthday anniversary Sunday July 1 at her daughter Mrs. Ray Carpenter’s home in Colton California. Born in Appanoose county she spent most of her life nearby and has resided with her daughter for 12 years. She has three daughters including Mrs. Hugh McFarridge of Moravia and 19 grandchildren with 18 great grandchildren.

Elva Bickford Ray Carpenter Colton Calif Bickford Appanoose County Hugh McFarridge Moravia Ste Hag Eva

Receipts and Expenditures Report for Appanoose County

The 1965 Appanoose County treasurer H G Hargis presents a detailed receipts and disbursements ledger covering on hand funds from January 1, 19, current taxes and delinquent taxes, licenses, fund refunds, care of patients, sale of produce and livestock, road refunds, and various state and county receipts. Totals include thousands in cash and warrants, with a formal certification of the report.

St. & Coste Stele Cohelie Ordera Qn Co Cenverville Iowa G. Hargis Appanoose County Dows Abe Tressuper

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