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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1964
Page
1
A clipped discussion notes ongoing maneuvering for the Republican presidential candidacy with mentions of county sheriff races in the November general election. It cites Sheriff Paul Thomas's June primary loss and hints at independent bid chances, while Curtis Bailey and Harry Robertson perform strongly in primaries.
After frequent rain and sun, the Grabaui construction firm will begin next week on the school addition. The project appears to meet near original specifications and costs about $5,000 less than planned, despite earlier delays.
Local residents and relatives visited, attended weddings, celebrations, and birthdays across Monmouth Polo Plano and Centerville. Activities include family picnics, church events, and a Methodist Men project meeting with multiple households noted.
The article recalls open-pollinated corn and seed selection methods, noting how farmers chose ears to represent future crops and the influence of environment on parent stalks. It cites hybrid corn's uniformity, then shifts to human talent predicting future jobs and a quote from Dr. Virgil Hancher on an education system unified from kindergarten onward to honor varied talents and facilitate progression.
Local residents and families revisited by friends and kin during a string of Sunday and Monday calls. Ora Powell and relatives hosted visits with Powells, Moffatts, Dotsons, and others. Edits and Bertha Barnes journeyed to Overbrook. several residents were seen at Minnie Moffatt’s home and the Golden Age Manor.
Ottumwa and Moravia residents visited relatives across Iowa on weekends. Rick Long and Anita Curtis celebrated with a wedding shower. several couples and extended families hosted dinners and called on friends in Ottumwa, Joplin, and Cedar Rapids areas.
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