Rays Ramblins on Towns Money for Street Fixes
Citizens push for street improvements but the town cannot fund major work. Officials note lack of money for bonds beyond minor repairs and a need to balance costs with property owner burdens.
14 Jun 1962
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1962
Page
1
Citizens push for street improvements but the town cannot fund major work. Officials note lack of money for bonds beyond minor repairs and a need to balance costs with property owner burdens.
The town faces unredeemed bonds totaling 16 000 and 21 000 plus 18 000 in water system bonds, nearing legal limits for property owners. None are past due but current debt restricts further borrowing while local finance grows, echoed by broad private and business buying trends. Comparisons to risky figures and alleged public figures appear in an editorial aside.
After a post closing locker cleanout the principal lists items found in various lockers including work gloves pajamas gloves books compasses padlocks rulers and sport gear. The notice asks owners to claim items and suggests the Union print sale bills if a public sale is planned to attract a crowd and ensure a successful sale.
Jennifer Dunham fell from a pony Thursday evening and broke her left arm. She was taken to Dr. Fox in Ottumwa for a cast. Numerous local families visited and hosted relatives across the weekend, including the Dicks, Jordans, Callens, Christys, and McCords. Theresa Brown performed at the Helmick McGill wedding in North Bend on Sunday. Nellie Thompson returned home after visiting Hampton.
Margaret Fenton reports a flurry of visits and get togethers in Union Township. Families and friends stop by for dinners, Sunday suppers, and afternoons across Blakesburg Ottumwa Albia and Centerville with multiple households hosting loved ones and celebrating birthdays and holidays.
Ruby Whitehead of Arizona came to spend the summer with her parents and relatives. Various local families hosted and visited, including Christy, Rinehart, Hawk, Overturf, Landgrebe, Morrow, and others, with social calls, dinners, and a Shanghai club gathering noted throughout.
Ne wate ope John Main returned home after five weeks away in Phoenix and Cedar Glen. Mary Francis Herron and Kay from Phoenix visited Loyd Carter’s family. Genevie Kaling and Bessie Donovan spent Sunday with the Wood family. Jay Wilson and family hosted a birthday supper for Janice White. Ita Boyer hosted supper with Loyd Carter. Harsh and Glayworth families joined Loyd Carter gatherings. Visitors to the Wilson home included Iva Turner and Ken Long. Nadine Wood and others spent time with Kaling, Donovan, and Carter families.
Franklin social notes list numerous visits and calls among local families through a weekend. Attendees include Ronnie Calhoun and Charlotte Fowle at St Paul Methodist Church in Lincoln for a wedding. Several households hosted relatives and friends including Calhouns Eastlicks Derbys Swift and Hiatt families.
Lisyd Paul Dale and Mark Am mafia spent Friday evening at Ber Pickerells.
Isdell News reports Merle Bronson and David Bronson return from California with Bronson furniture and plan to move to Thousand Oaks, family visits noted with Harold Spring, Mrs Flora Stickler kinship, and multiple relatives from New Mexico to Ottumwa and Sigourney.
Gita frawlen and Alva Fowler hosted a Sunday gathering at their home with Mary Harrett celebrating her daughter’s birthday. Visitants included Mrs Harrett’s brother and wife, Andrew Carter and Sol Preston of Des Moines, and extended family members.
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