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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1962
Page
5
Local notes cover Harold Hawks plan public sale and community events. Residents return from Arizona trip. a new truancy officer joins Avindaie schools while local families attend Bible school programs and social gatherings. Community members visit, reunite, and help with church and school activities amid rural area updates.
Linda and Marsha Wilson visited Cen terville with R C Wilson family. Robert Harsh of St Louis and Janet Harington stayed with Ivan Harsh. Levi Thompson of Ames visited Genevie Kaling and Bessie Donovan. David Weston and John Main hosted Sunday guests. Ivan Harsh and Robert joined supper with Mr.
Misses Elsie and Lillian Callen accompanied by Mintin Shoemeker and Flora Phillips attended their cousin Martha Coulson's funeral in Fort Madison last Tuesday. Relatives and friends hosted gatherings and visited at several homes including the McConn and Boblenz families, with ice cream and cake at Janice Ballanger's birthday party.
Hiattsville column lists numerous local visits and gatherings. Names include Marvelee Clayworth Ellen Part Pauline Zintz Evelyn Henshaw Janice Jerold Jackie and Evelyn, with many families from Ottumwa Centerville Albia and Fairfield joining for dinners picnics and a wedding. The piece records community hospitality and Sunday dinners plus a Father’s Day event.
Farmers seeking a 1963 wheat allotment on a farm without a current wheat allotment must contact the ASCS County Office promptly. George D. Lane, chair of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee, announced that applications are due by July 2 due to the July 1 deadline falling on a Sunday this year.
Under Moray district business on July 2 the wheat allotment and marketing quota program defines a new farm as one with no wheat acreage history for 1960 61 or 62 including acreage counted as wheat under the Conservation Reserve or Great Plains program. The chairman stressed that a formal written application on the prescribed form must be filed at the ASCS County Office by the July 2 deadline.
The Franklin Happy Helpers 4-H club met June 16 at Linda Ammons home. The meeting began at 1 25 led by president Shirley Calhoun with 10 members present. Secretary treasurer report delivered. old business discussed. Nancy Mosley reported on county convention.
Members showcased sewing demos as Marsha Thompson led hemming and tote bag making while Ellen Cooper and others demonstrated skirts pockets zippers and patterns. Doris Hawk judged with Linda Ammons and Marsha Thompson named Jr winners and Shirley Calhoun with Sandra Whitehead as seniors.
Moravia Union office reports 50 triplicate regulation receipts books now in stock for truckers. These sturdy sets facilitate compliant record keeping and inspections.
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