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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1970
Page
1
A first hand report notes Illinois and Indiana crops are very poor while local fields remain excellent to date. Despite good conditions here, harvest remains distant as overall regional yields lag and variability persists into the past week.
Readers report widespread crop distress across Missouri due to excessive rainfall. Some fields remain unused while others were disced and replanted. first plantings look poor. The Moravia area plans a July 6 public hearing to lease part of the town park for a picnic shelter and playground equipment. Deputy Sheriff Dick Johnson will join to handle duties at Rathbun lake and countywide, funded largely by federal Crime Commission funds.
Gladys Harsh reports on weekend visits and family gatherings in New Hope. Eddie Harsh’s 47th birthday is celebrated with relatives including the Jordans and Jacobs families. Visitation extends to Cedar Rapids and Tuscon connections, with a shower for George Woodward and Donna Rhee at the Methodist church.
Wednesday with Janice Ballanger for her 25th birthday and a week of social visits among neighbors. Families including Wilsons, Turner, Burton, Free, Henshaw, Bal langer, and others shared evenings, gatherings, and a MYF swimming party at Lake Wapello, plus a 4H meeting.
Genevie Kalvng and Bessie Dono van attended a picnic at Knoxville Park Sunday evening. Marcia Wilson Judy and Joyce Stocker members of the Moravia Bluebird Junior Garden club and leaders Mrs Ivan Harsh and Mrs Max McDonough attended the State Junior Garden club convention at Little Wall Lake Jewell Tuesday. The Moravia Bluebird Junior Garden club gave the flag presentation.
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