13 Jul 1961
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1961
Page
1
The notice records Marania Unies entering second class matter on February 23, 1905 at Morivia Iowa under the act of March 3 1879. It lists subscription rates for Appanoose and Monroe Counties one year 2.00 dollars and elsewhere in the United States 2.50 in advance.
A reminiscence from Reys Ramblins about a weekend at the Lake of Ozarks describes fishing patience, family vacation dynamics, and seasonal activity. The piece notes unemployment pressures, a quitting husband and wife, and local spending during peak vacation weeks. An ad from Union Office promotes Markwell dry pens for posters.
Neighborhood social notes list many guests and family visits around Shanghai as July events unfold. Names include Rinehart, Christy, Hawk, Taylor, Landgrebe, Hiner, Overturf, and others. Activities center on dinners, porch visits, and weekend gatherings with relatives and friends across local households.
A compilation of social visits and weekend gatherings across the Landgrebe, Christy, Kelly, Calhoun, Derby, Swift, Eastlick, and related families in Albia and surrounding towns. The items span July fourth celebrations, park picnics, dinners, and Sunday visits, highlighting community ties and local friendships. The long list documents numerous names, relationships, and casual events from a single period.
A long list of visits and social events in Union Township centers on the Kelly and Fenton families. Many relatives from Des Moines Newton Alabama California share dinners and afternoons at the Russell, John, Herschel, Harold, and Perry Kelly homes, plus cross-town guests and alumni picnic attendance.
A reading of social notes records weekend visits and gatherings. Earl Swift hosted a Sunday evening gathering with several family members and friends including Mr and Mrs Mearl Dicks Clair Long and Jeffrey. Additional visits occurred at Ben Pickerells and Clair Potts.
The Board of Supervisors of Appa AOope county met in regular meeting with [names] present. They transacted the following business and allowed the following claims including General Fund items for supplies, salaries, and services from Blackmar Co Centerville Water, Centerville National Bank, City Hook Store, Coast to Coast Store, Davi[g], and others.
A fragmented list details diverse disbursements and salaries including Verl Farnsworth Co. audits, school instruction, Gail Felkner salary, Ben Franklin keys cut, Towegian Printing payments, Irwin Paper Company supplies, Milani Co. attorney expenses, Morevia Union printing, and various cash relief disbursements. The roster lists many individuals and vendors with modest amounts, showing a county office ledger style compilation.
Moravia Town Council meeting set for July 24 1961 at 7 30 PM to hear taxpayers on the proposed expenditures for the year starting January 1 A detailed statement of past and anticipated receipts and disbursements will be available at the town clerk's office H Burton Moravia Town Clerk
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