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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1957
Page
2
The piece laments fading ambitions over state tax sharing and a bloated budget. It critiques lobbying groups in the state house seeking funds, vows against government overreach in business, and calls citizens to act against rising taxes and losses. It ends with a note from Mrs. J. F. Albert.
The Washington area endures a harsh winter with many residents contemplating spending the next season in Florida. A recent Arlington building project adds a $250,000 modernist Methodist church as an expansion to the existing structure, with Mrs. Albert providing a photo of the dedication.
Bonaparte superintendent Raymond O. Sheltor argues in a Sun day Des Moines Register open forum that reorganizing school systems could raise teacher salaries without extra cost to taxpayers. He says fairer taxes like sales and income tax would fund better education, benefiting small communities and industries through a more educated workforce.
MiEavolte wished at the George Taineshone Sunday aftertloor. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Harsh, and Bob, visited at the Roy Downing home.
Local residents share visits and gatherings in Ottumwa and nearby towns. Names include Rinehart Christy Over turfs Taylor Overturf and Landgrebe with events at Glen Overturf Aubrey Christy Harold Davis Mora Centerville and Albia. Several households moved and hosted dinners and visits across the weekend.
Salent residents and relatives attended a cooperative supper at the Moravia Legion hall. Several families traveled to Albia for a basketball tournament while others visited homes in Centerville Ottumwa and Agency. Names include Hazel Hellyer Delbert Calhoun Perry Runnells Hellyer Perry Hamilton and others.
Community notices recount visits and meals at several homes in Udell Centerville and surrounding areas. Families including Stuckey Glasgow Byers Duty and Cassatt share weekend visits to relatives and moving plans. A new baby named LaVon Maria arrives March 5 weighing seven pounds at 2:30 am with four brothers awaiting her.
Genevie Donovan reports a busy period with Junior and Senior M F groups hosting gatherings at Virgil Dooley home and Sharer Chapel. Wesley ladies served a Danczek sale. Multiple visits across Centerville Adel Moravia and Ottumwa.
Residents share evenings visiting neighbors and relatives including Mr and Mrs Brown Mr and Mrs Perry and families Mr Calhoun and family and Mr and Mrs Hellyer. Lloyd Brown and wife journeyed to Chicago for an REA convention and expect to return Thursday.
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