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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1972
Page
1
In a Tuesday night meeting Rays Ramblin's council discussed the sewer system, noting the vast volumes of state and federal paperwork tied to the project. Officials said funds are to be returned to taxpayers rather than diverted to large urban projects, as construction nears after six to eight years of filings amid an election year context.
The report notes several towns at the same sewer planning stage as Moravia while others began projects last summer. It cites Bob Carter in Moravia's Morning Sun notices selling sewer bonds, Cantril and Bonaparte moving toward construction in the next two months. Farmers report rain delaying corn planting, Rathbun lake sees spring crowds, vandalism of a lake restroom, and new camping fees possibly upcoming at Kansas and Missouri lakes. Memorial Day weekend looms with closures and graveside visits.
Moravia girls track captured first place at the Tulip Time Invitational in Pella with 14 teams competing. Jean Rouse set records in long jump and mile relay with teammates Markow Martin and Dicks, while Fonda Dicks broke high jump mark and the squad posted multiple top finishes. The Mohawkettes, with several injuries, finished top among tough state rival teams and closed their season with strong performances and state-level qualification.
Sympathies extended to Zell Deak and family in their time of loss. Welcome to Mr and Mrs Derrik Phannecker as new neighbors. Maunie Tutt in St Joseph’s hospital. Local store owner Mrs Matpe Ress has published. Community notes express well wishes and greetings in a small town diary style.
Guest Day observed at Chariton River Baptist church on Tuesday afternoon in May with 43 registered attendees from Centerville, Corydon, Iconium, North Bend Christian, Plano, New Providence at Confidence, Albia, and the Chariton River Baptist ladies. Harriet Latham lectured with slides on the Holy Land. refreshments included cake, punch, nuts, and misfit items. devotional led by Marta. closing song by Jess Goes With. plan to meet again Tuesday.
The community extends heartfelt sympathy to the families of Donald Hampton. Several from this vicinity attended the military services at the Methodist church in Centerville Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs Ernest West and Mr. and Mrs Herb Boblenz were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Ernest Hiatt Monday evening in honor of the Wests wedding. Mr and Mrs Herb Boblenz Theo Miller and Mr and Mrs Ernest Hiatt called at the funeral.
The North Bend Ladies Aid met with Ruth McNair Thursday afternoon. Edith reported on guest day at Brushy church. Birthday gifts were given to Sharon, Maxine, Donna, and Daphne. Delores led games and refreshments were served. next meeting is in September.
Eva Tucker hosted Wesley W S C S gathering while Rev Woodin spoke on drugs and Doris Boblenz taught Amish lessons. Various visits unfold among Hiatt, Roblenz, Miller, Harsh, and Shields families in Albia area social notes.
Gladys Harsh reports visitors in New Hope including Clella Free, Mae McCombs, David Dye, Karen Dye, Pam Major, Dallas Faber, Judy Carson, Mark and Candy, Frances Burton, and Lois Wilson who met Genevie Ealing and Bessie Donovan this past week. Richard Harsh and Ricky of Cedar Falls returned home after a few days at the Ivan Harsh home. Genevie Kaling and Bessie Donovan joined Dallas Faber to visit Maggie Faber at the hospital.
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