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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1967
Page
2
Humorous notes promote a Saturday game featuring Globe Trotters and Texas Cowgirls with tickets at one dollar, proceeds aiding baseball lighting. Mentions recent rural thefts in Monroe County and Albia, urging law enforcement success and constitutional rights for suspects.
A Moravia public meeting on county zoning, its pros and cons, and its impact on farming and Rathbun Lake development is discussed. Appanoose County extension notes cover fertilizer use for row crops, meadows, and pastures, with data on phosphate, potash, lime, and the effect of cropping on soil potassium.
Griffinville area social notes record a birthday celebration for George Lain at his home on Wednesday evening with attendees including Jim Walker Gladys Townsend and Glen McNair. The item also lists numerous visits, dinners, and family news across Griffinsville North Bend. Rodney Ray born to Ronnie and applies with grandparents Hubert Helmick. Ronnie in Korea.
A reflection on integrity drawn from Psalms 26 11 emphasizing an inner, divine grounded virtue. It states integrity stems from God, rests on a spirit of good, is based on love not fear, and remains unaffected by others opinions.
Engage from Boise and Detroit families announces Linda Joyce Bivin daughter of Mr and Mrs William C Bivin to Larry Murphy son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Murphy both of Detroit. Linda Joyce is a 1964 graduate of North West Community College Powell Wyoming and a Detroit book keeper. Larry Murphy is a former Air Force member now employed by Delta Air Lines. The wedding is set for April 22 at Covenant Baptist Church Detroit.
Representative John Kyl argues the executive branch has expanded beyond control with hundreds of programs across multiple agencies. He cites staffing growth from 1964 to 1966, cost increases, and the need for reform to preserve good government and free institutions. He cites Hoover Commissions as a possible model.
A lengthy social column records visits and gatherings across Centerville and surrounding towns. Names include Udell, Mrs Howard Gurkland, Minnie Moffatt, Minnie Replogle, Sprugeon, Cline, Spurgeon, Keston, Hutcheson, Hedgecock, Burkland, Gordon, and many others with events from visits, suppers, and travel to a Dallas relocation, to a stroke affecting Albert Burkland, and community activities such as 4-H meetings and local games.
Mrs. Milo Welker hosts and guests include Dixie Phillips. Chas Wakefield and Sammy Haines receive hospital visits. Sunday dinners at the Zauptil home in Mystic with the Spring Morlan and Moore families. Bill Long visits Cleli Long. Timmy Mark Lobb Jim Trout Curt Wright join Brent Walker after church.
Mrs Earl Swift hosts and guests fill weekends with extended family visits across Des Moines Oskaloosa and local homes. Various Calhoun and Derby relatives share afternoons and Sundays at multiple houses including the Swift, Argo, Jennings, Perry and Hiatt residences.
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