Moravia Post Office Notice Filing History
Filed as second class matter on February 23, 1905 at Moravia Iowa post office under the March 3, 1879 act.
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1958
Page
2
Filed as second class matter on February 23, 1905 at Moravia Iowa post office under the March 3, 1879 act.
The Rays Ramblin and Catchers Hatchery played Saturday night at the Corner Cafe to appreciative applause. Friz asks Ron what instrument he plays while readers wonder about the Wandering Editor’s nickname and travel tale.
In an eight week trial, two lamb groups fed identical basal rations, one with 5 percent Yeast. The yeast group consumed 2.25 lb feed per lamb daily and gained 0.21 lb per day, versus 1.58 lb feed and 0.05 lb daily gain in the non yeast group. Yeast may supply an unidentified growth factor and aid in cellulose digestion by rumen microbes.
The writer comments on travel by ship and an aircraft carrier photo, mentions movie rolls and awaiting film returns, and discusses a forecast of mountain-like weather with warmth near noon and cooler nights. They note potatoes rotting from moisture, soybeans and corn growth, and idle safety reminders for a three day holiday including food safety against Staphylococcus and a plea to slow down to avoid car accidents.
Mrs H B Spring and others from the area travel to Muscatine Iowa for the Brethren churches Central District Young Peoples Summer Camp at Camp Blackhawk. Gloria Spring Becky Cur led from here while families visit Cecil Morlans Darrell Powell homes and nearby Moore Burgess households.
Community members visit hosts across homes including Morlans and Springs while Otto Carr suffers a severe heart attack and Daisy Ellen Atkinson dies. Guests from Shenandoah Osceola Cedar Rapids and Seattle share meals and well wishes. News also notes mail substitute Ralph Pfannebecker and family visits and a Phoenix Ruby visiting.
Mr and Mrs Earl Swift host and visitations occur across Albia Ottumwa and Lake Darling area with several family members and friends attending gatherings and camp plans. Names include Glenn Turner Pearl Free Wayne Thompson Merle Dicks Leo Beatty Emily Thompson Maude Turner Neva Richards Freda Swift Connie Allen Lloyd Ammons Earl Swift Kenneth Richards Dean Ammons Roseann Calhoun and Emmett Derby among others. The record notes Sunday visits Friday socializing and a Lake Darling camp plan this week.
Local social column records numerous Ottumwa visits and gatherings. Mr and Mrs Herb Boblenz joined Charles Argo and Verda Argo for Tuesday night with others attending weekend events. Measles care at Stocker home noted.
Miller by Mrs Wilbur Miller reports visits and gatherings across Moravia Blakesburg Knoxville Mankato Newton Centerville Monticello and Lacona. Families including Tadlocks Tubaugh Paris Williams Col train Wright and others appear visiting attending church and attending conferences with several trips to Manitou Springs Colorado.
Sunday afternoon calls linked the Gillaspies of Albia to the Albert and Richard Tubaugh households. Several Tubaugh relatives are mentioned with updates on health and visits, including Janiece with Andrews grandparents and Dixie Rae Tubaugh from Moravia. A rainy spell touched the county, and local residents Earl Campbell and family were noted visiting their Eagle Grove farm.
A large display of U S satellites space research and atomic developments will be staged at the 100th Towa State Fair August 22 31 in a new Age of Science exposition Officials said the satellite display includes Explorer III Loki Deacon and Jupiter rockets instrument displays cosmic ray research and a Skyhook balloon Most exhibits are assembled by University of Iowa scientists and Iowa City instruments Dr James Van Allen may attend to open the exhibit
A staged display will demonstrate atomic facts and medical uses of radioactive isotopes. Scientists from Iowa State College and the University of Iowa will assemble the exhibit, illustrating how radiation is applied in diagnosis and therapy.
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