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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1967
Page
1
The Union notes rising worry that television coverage amplifies the UN's role, with mentions of Representative John Kyl expressing doubt about the international body's influence and presence in public discourse.
The piece notes farmers face planting delays, failed crops, and hay shortages. topsoil washes away into rivers. Replanting with corn in July seen as costly and unprofitable. Soybean prospects questioned. No unemployment benefits for crop workers. Many hoped Rathbun dam would have provided spring water impoundment.
Clover Leaf 4H held its regular meeting at Debbie Turner’s home on June 7 with Jan Moore presiding at 8 00. Eleven members answered roll call with a question about sewing methods. Dates were set for a workshop June 21 at Glenda Davis’s home and an achievement show July 12 at Chariton River Church.
Washington figure John Kyl analyzes how the United Nations operates beyond press coverage. He recalls a Security Council session during a cease fire amid regional chaos as U Thant withdraws forces, leaving the body with limited leverage. He notes bloc politics, distortions, and tentative hope for long term peace.
Rules conferred by leaders guide Little League and Babe Ruth activity with adult administration. Moravia’s many volunteers, including Dean Easter Gail Purdum Carl Tisue and Gary Tisue, run games, instruct players and set up local teams per rule books. They are commended for giving their time to the youths and teams.
A fragment describes people inside a shop still open for business and conversing, suggesting some lingering activity and possible hope despite unclear circumstances. The text mentions talk about each other and about the shop as a sign of continued operation.
The Union Farmerettes 4-H club met at Mary Hawk’s home with Denise Bolin leading the pledge. Delegates discussed sending 5 to the IFYE fund, fair sheets were reviewed, and a sewing workshop for younger girls was planned. Members considered August club trip places, Debbie Hopkins led the pledge, Debbie Kelley spoke on selecting a pattern, demonstrations covered water boots storage, stay stitch, and zipper installation. Refreshments served to 10 members, two visitors, and four mothers.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Wilson and family hosted visitors at Moulton with Edna Dyphion and Vivian Wright. Several Harsh family members vacationed in Maplewood and Melrose with relatives. Attendees at a 4-H meeting in Center ville and a Legion Auxiliary picnic are noted along with birthday observances and hospital recovery for Trenton Wilson.
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