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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1960
Page
1
The Iowa Manufactures Association reports the state moving toward near balance between industry and agriculture. Over the last decade industrial production rose from 2 billion to about 5 billion dollars while agricultural output increased from 2 billion to about 2% billion.
The Dear Abby item urges teens to stop seeking entertainment from others and to contribute time and energy to family and the community. It contrasts adult responsibilities with youth attitudes while noting local changes in Moravia including a fire siren shift and planned grocery remodels.
Mrs. H B Spring hosts and visits span Udell to Centerville with family and neighbors. Guests include Minnick and Ashby of Centerville, Plannebecker, Houser from Beacon, Dewey Houser, Cecil Morlan area residents, Darrell Powell’s new son, and Edna Moore with Minnie Replogle. The Spring/Morlans/Alspring households host dinners and trips, while Pfister Corn salesmen attend a regional meeting in Chariton.
Community activity includes H B and Lionel Spring in Albia on business Doris Dotson of Center ville visits with Edna Moore, J A Morrison bereavement sympathy, Dewey house hosts, Spurgeon and Morlan families visiting, Bruce Duty guests from Mexico Missouri, Darlene Spring at Joe Moore home, flu illness and sinus infection for B D Hinegardner with Loral Bryant visit, Darrell and Betty Powell welcomed son Kurtis Alan joining Kippy.
The Union Neighbors club met Friday afternoon with nine members present. Visits included Mr. and Mrs. J N Osborn of Ames at the Bob Strunk home on Tuesday and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Tadlock with Grant Tadlock visiting his mother at the Golden Age nursing home. Mrs Homer Renwick dropped by Gerald Burton and Bob Strunk homes Thursday. Mrs Clyde Hiatt of Centerville recovering from surgery at St Joseph hospital was reported not well. Eleanor Miller visited her sister in Moravia and spent Friday night with Ted Campbell’s family. Wilbur Miller and Eleanor Miller visited the Gibbs home near Seymour Sunday afternoon.
Sunday dinner guests at Aubrey Christys included Doyle Christy and family Wayne Christy and family Fred Christy and girls Bill Landgrebe and family David Lippert and family Saturday night at Lloyd Landgrebes Then Bert Rineharts hosted George Hiner and Bill Hiner with Donnie Judy Overturf visited Jean Harrington Don Whitehead and family were Sunday dinner friends
Gerald Rinehart and family hosted guests while Lloyd Landgrebe and family visited Newton Thursday. Sunday dinner guests were Charles Wakefield family Karen Woodward Kay Overturf and Roger White. Pervig Bayard Cridlebaugh Harold Hawkhome visits. Aubrey Christy and Fred Christy hosted meals. Various calls included Ronald Landgrebe Donnie Sherry and Rev Glen Lochhead. Mary Lou Rinehart joined Bert Rinehart guests Mike and Jimmy.
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