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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1975
Page
2
Residents are urged to phone or mail the Moravia Union with news of community activities to keep the paper informed and the town counted in a busy and active local scene.
The Iowa Conservation Commission will use a night siren in the county over the next two months to count coyotes and track population trends as part of a five year study led by State Biologist Ron Andrews. A student worker Kirk Augustine will drive a 1970 Chevy CST pickup to locate pups, tag coyotes, and record movement, mortality, food habits, and bounty data to guide livestock loss assessments and management recommendations.
Local residents and friends visited at multiple homes over the weekend and weekdays. Chats included gatherings at Robert Foster, Clyde Green, Orman Lemonds and others in Ottumwa Moravia and Ames, plus a Moravia Rainbow Girls meeting with Mrs Charles Turner. cookies and cold drinks were served.
Promote clearing garages or attics and turning unwanted items into cash using Union Want Ads. Readers are urged to list goods and place ads, highlighting wide readership and easy access for buyers.
The District 8 Make It Yourself With Wool Contest will be held November 22, 1975 at Ottumwa Heights College Ottumwa. It is sponsored by the American Wool Council the Women's Auxiliary to the National Sheep Growers Association and the Town Sheep Council Auxiliary.
The Union Farmerettes held an achievement show on July 3 with judge Mrs Boblenz. After judging they ate lunch discussed a wedding rehearsal and served supper for Denise Bolin and Bill Essary. Educational presentations followed a silent auction as guests included Mrs Jerry Hinote and County Committee Woman Mrs Frank Stascar Sr. On July 11 Brenda Kelley Malinda Hull Donna Hoffman and Edith Hull hosted a rehearsal supper and others worked on salads relishes cold cuts and desserts. The group attended a wedding the next evening.
The 26th annual Obe Burns family reunion was held Sunday July 6 in Moravia Park with 39 members attending. A bountiful dinner followed a short business meeting led by Larry Burns, 1975 chairman. Letters from absent members were read during the event.
Ice cream was enjoyed by kids and adults during the Burns reunion. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Larry Burns and family of Centerville, Ronald Parcel and family of Exline, Carl Burns of Exline, Robert W. Burns and family of Linb on, Charles Amiald and family of Avery, Russell Agan and family of Buffalo, Max Burns and family of Albia, Zoe and Janet Cox and Charlene Hawk of Centerville, Russell Burns of Centerville Rt. 1, Leon Burns and Paul E. Burns of Numa, Lucille Taylor of Moravia, Dorothy Parcet elected chairman. Afternoon visitors included Mrs. Botnie Blumer of Centerville and Mr. and Mrs. Olin Foster of Moravia.
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