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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1962
Page
2
Rais Ramblin discusses issuing union notices a day early for Independence Day, giving workers a breather from routine. Moravia chapel services opened and closed official functions at the school, sparking minimal controversy over prayer.
A discussion on prayer in schools argues for personal faith over forced acts. It praises silent, individual prayer rooted in belief and urges teaching youngsters to understand prayer while letting them pray in their own way. A note from Rev. Grenfell joys Moravia ties and a Masonic dinner talk by Gerald Dunsmore highlights community voices.
Hadkor Dick Eby of Moulton questioned Moravia's Babe Ruth squad when Moravia’s team faced a short-handed Moulton and lost 87 to 0. Moravia later returned Friday night to avenge the defeat, beating Moulton 13 to 9 as both teams gain experience from the tight matchup.
The note explains how Congress uses Unanimous Consent, Voice Votes, and divisions to pass measures. It covers automatic roll calls when quorum is lacking, the ayes and nays upon request, and methods to avoid recorded votes. The author advocates forcing roll calls on appropriations and broader automatic roll calls in specific cases.
Miller Lenora Paris and Norman Kelley family wrap up a visit with relatives in Moravia and nearby homes before returning to Whittier California. Local residents Donna Knedler Gerald Burton Leona Paris Fern Paris and Janiece Tubaugh share visits and attend a bridal shower for Donna Rae Tubaugh. Donna Ree Tubaugh, granddaughter of Albert and Mrs Tubaugh, is noted.
Rev and Mrs Fay Garner of we ate visiting at the Biley home Br and Mrs Fry of Centerville called Wednesday at the Ross Starks home Sunday dinner guests at the H E Alexander House included Mr and Mrs Ronald Swasick of Centerville and Rex Alexander and family of Seymour Norman Kelly and family of Whittier Calif are visiting relatives here Mrs Harry Rumley is visiting her daughter and family in Bremerton Washington Mrs Russell Paterson of Storm Lake Iowa is visiting her aunt Mrs Martha Croga Phyllis Young of Fairfield is spending the week at the Lucille Price farm Loranice Morlan and wife visited Sunday afternoon at the Marvin Morris home Mrs Morris is recovering nicely from her tractor accident seven weeks ago Mr and Mrs Frank Stajear and Mildred spent the weekend in Clinton Iowa with relatives Saturday night the community held a cooperative supper in the gym in appreciation of the faithful telephone service rendered through the year by the Ira E Stufflebeamn family.
Mrs Ethel Hamilton and Ose Brown visited the Lloyd Brown home Thursday. Miss Hellyer attended a 6:30 dinner at Junes Cafe in Centerville after completing a three week Economic Workshop at the State University of Iowa. Mrs Delbert Calhoun, Amy Hiner, and Mrs Edward McCord attended W S C 5 at Teenjam Thursday afternoon. Mrs Lloyd Brown helped serve supper to the Masons at Moraine E U B church Thursday evening in honor of P K Horner. Miss Sandra Whitehead played a piano solo and Mrs Clarence Whitehead was a supper guest. Miss Ruby Whitehead spent Monday at the Clarence Whitehead home. Mrs Clarence Whitehead Sandra and Bobby are taking swimming lessons at Genterville on dates.
Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors on June 8 1662 continued with approval of suspension for a Centerville Iowa Central Park Addition lot 9 parcel and coal rights. Also recites sale cancellation and a recommended award of contracts for Farm to Market Road Project No SN-186 in Appanoose County Iowa.
The Appanoosa County Board of Supervisors recommends awarding contracts for county projects. Bid totals include SN-186 at 59,030.89 dollars to Hote Contract, Inc and Mott Contract Co, Inc at 27,867.92 dollars. The resolution was passed and approved on May birthday, 1982.
A fragment describes office supplies including adding machine rolls typewriter ribbons rubber stamps ink pads and duplicate receipt books. The text notes miscellaneous office items and a mention of a stamp pad ink and related materials.
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