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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1960
Page
1
The item notes time changes causing confusion at home with dinner times and milking. moves to a broader point about the summit conference and isolation of leaders in Paris. It mentions a plane at 65 000 to 70 000 feet taking photos and public access to French countryside, plus a reference to Mr. K visiting industrial plants previously.
Community approves water project bids with a local contractor set to lead major work. Residents should expect road disruption during installation and maintenance periods, while transparency and local ownership are emphasized in project oversight.
Ammons family members and relatives across Oskaloosa and nearby towns spent weekend with aunts and grandparents. They attended the Tulip Festival in Pella on Saturday and visited kin at multiple homes including the Forysthes and Rogerses.
Moravia Union office stocks 50 triplicate regulation receipt book sets now available for immediate purchase.
J A Bradley of Iowa Southern Utilities announced at a New York press conference that Edison Electric Institute released an 11 man task force study of future electric power supply. Region Four, including Iowa and surrounding states, is projected to grow from 16.8 GW in 1959 to 57.8 GW by 1980 with 269.6 billion kWh output. The plan notes minimal hydro and 350 MW pumped storage by 196? and outlines pooling with four Iowa utilities for era-wide efficiency. Iowa Southern plans a 100 MW unit by 1965 and supports a 66 MW atomic plant near Sioux Falls via Northern States Power. President H L Mann cites 10 year budgets totaling $39 million, rising to about $157 million to 1980.
Mr. Mann states We Serve faces a challenge in finance and construction to run operations economically so customers receive electricity at the lowest possible cost while maintaining a dependable supply.
Mrs. Nellie Williams attended a committee meeting Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Howard Smith’s home in Moravia. Several families and friends visited across area towns including Albia Centreville West Grove and Seymour during Sunday calls dinners and social events.
The report lists daily social visits and church activities around Miller including visits to the Tadlock and Tubaugh homes, Mother's Day gatherings with relatives from Seymour Knoxville and Moravia, NFO meeting in Centerville, and regular preaching on the second and fourth Sundays. Families named include Gibbs Comstock Paris Tubaugh Tadlock and Mel rage. Union Office advertises napkins in plain pastels or imprinted.
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