19 Jun 1958
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1958
Page
1
In a reflective note on Main Street, Ray Ramblin laments the editor’s absence and recalls a March four inch rain. A water tank in the pasture of Gary Ramblin’s farm shifted to a culvert under the railway near the town, puzzling friends and sparking wonder about the editor’s fate.
A note from the editor laments holes in the current issue and recalls a long article used to fill space. The writer praises the piece and urges readers to judge for themselves while noting upcoming school director elections on Thursday June 26.
The letter from Big Sandy Montana details local joy over rains after a dry May. It notes the Ensleys, two generations of graduates, navy service and NROTC links, family plans to visit Havre, and daughter Myrel returning from Smith College to work at Warm Springs. It mentions vacation Bible school, a blind leathercraft teacher, and local strawberry hopes. The writer sends another year of the home paper via a money order for Mr. G. T. Harn in San Francisco.
A Union editor aboard the USS Lake Champlain details transfer from the Northampton, crew routines, and life aboard a large carrier. He notes the diverse civilian guests, ship operations, dining rituals, port plans to Vigo Copenhagen and Edinburgh, flight deck duties by color codes, and colleagues’ courtesy as the voyage begins.
A letter expresses appreciation for the Ramblins column and the school news. The writer notes reading the paper like a letter from home and thanks the staff for keeping up with local doings and familiar people.
Jerry and Jackie Tubaugh stayed with the Albert Ray and Richard Tubaugh households then returned to Belle Plaine on Monday. Mr and Mrs James Cook and Mrs Reo Bryant of near Seymour called Monday evening at the Bob Strunk home.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl VanZante were dinner guests Fathers day at the Lute Hiatt home. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jones were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
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