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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1966
Page
3
NK616 NK610 PX78 NK626 NK632 NK6 seeds announced by NK dealer Dan Mihalovich. New outstanding numbers include sorghum clover alfalfa and birdsfoot trefoil also offered. Retail notice posted December 5.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Tock of Cherokee visited sister Mrs. Maude Caltrain on Tuesday morning en route home from Centerville. Harold Burton family traveled Sunday to view spring waterfowl migration at Forney's lake near Sidney and joined in supper with their son-in-law and daughter. Mrs. Flo Helms and Mrs. Garnet Brain were guests with the John son family. The Dagles and Boones from Des Moines spent the weekend with the Richard Raymie family and visited Mrs. Raymie and others. Mrs. Bill Lockman and Cindy visited Unionville relatives. Larry Brooks and Dan spent the weekend with the Shipley family at Moline.
Mrs Gladys Pe and Mrs Lois Wilson attended Legion Auxiliary meeting in New Hope. Alan Wilson spent the evening with Ruby Cloyed. Virgil Easter and Ivan Harsh hosted guests, and the Moravia Saddle club trail ride concluded with a garage picnic. Callers included Loyd Carter and families Hiatt Herron Hiatt.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Pettibone, Gen Evie Kaling and Bessie Donovan, and Rev. Coleman were listed among attendees at the event.
The Franklin Farmers 4-H group met at Leon Calhoun’s home with 12 members one leader and one visitor present. Officers reported, old business covered skating party and new business discussed 4-H camp. Glen Ammons and Eddie Knowles spoke on Age Cattle by their Teeth. John Knowles led a leader presentation on improving cattle herds. Refreshments were served.
Fifteen 4 H members attended the Union Farmerettes meeting on March 11 with several demonstrations on nutrition and breakfast foods. Debbie Kelley led games and songs while Claudia Miller and Donna Rhee spoke on cereals vitamin A and eggs, followed by a grapefruit preparation demonstration and diet planning discussion. Hope Kelley and Sharon Thomas hosted Irish themed refreshments as five guests participated.
The meeting of the Independent Pioneers was called to order by president Dennis Walker. The report notes progress and upcoming activities.
Congressman Bert Bandstra of Iowa announces legislation to expand Farmers Home Administration rural renewal. He cites designations in Appanoose and Monroe counties and argues current law restricts funding to a local public agency. The bill (H.R. 13669) seeks to enable local agencies to use loans for land consolidation, timber development, and grazing area improvements.
The pledge opened the meeting with 13 members present. Chuck Moore presented the secretary and treasurer reports. Donna Hixenbaugh demonstrated sheep showing. Plans discussed for basketball games. The meeting closed with the pledge to the 4-H flag. Mr. and Mrs. Hixenbaugh hosted refreshments.
Iowa representative Bandstra proposes changes to allow local nonprofit organizations to make rural renewal loans and to extend the program to fund recreational facilities. He cites interest in Appanoose Monroe area and Rathbun reservoir development as economic boosts, noting current nonprofits lack local public agency status under Town law.
Bandstra outlined economic growth plans for the two county area and noted hearings on his rural renewal bill and related legislation are planned early next week before the Conservation and Credit Subcommittee of the House Agriculture Committee.
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