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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1958
Page
2
Enon residents attend prayer circles, dinners, and class graduations. Mary Jo Faber helps the King family pack, eighth graders graduate, and many others visit relatives in Moravia Des Moines and Des Moines areas. Daily Vacation Bible School begins with teacher participation and student attendees across multiple families.
Mrs Dick Brown hosts family visit as DeWayne Moore and family call. Janice Moore and Phyllis Dicks throw a baby shower for Janet Massman. Gilbert Callen, Russell Brown and Mearl Dicks honored at Sunday dinner with multiple local families reading like a community update. Roy Argo and family spent Sunday at Harley Tisue’s home.
Mrs. Bessie Edgar Wilson and family spent Saturday with Harold Poole and Russell Dillard families near Spring Hill. Mrs. Marion Fisher and Mary Louise recently called on Mrs. Don Sandifer and her new daughter. The Sandifer children are at home after time with grandmother C. R. Sandifer. Wednesday club met May 21 with Opal and Edna Wilson. 10 women and 5 boys attended. Next meeting will be a family party at Hugh Crawley’s on Saturday evening June 7. Mrs. Vaughan Faber, Diana, Cathy and Cynthia visited at the parental Stevens home in Ottumwa. Memorial program at Eslinger cemetery on Sunday afternoon June 1. A new bridge is being built across the creek near the old Woodruff place where Jack Wilson lives. Elmer Vance called on Vaughn Faber Friday afternoon. Saturday was the last day of school at Williamson. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wilson visited R. A. Faber Saturday evening. Mrs. Horas Rushing has many Iris visitors, over 200 last year, continually expanding her collection. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Harvey of Des Moines spent Saturday night and Sunday at the R. A. Faber home. The Elmer Vance family attended the wedding of Mrs. Vance’s nephew James Russell Davis at Burnside Sunday.
Appanoose county farmers will place 10 610 acres of cropland in soil bank programs this year according to Doyle N Anderson chairman of the county ASC committee. The 610 corn and wheat acreage reserve agreements remove 10 369 acres from production this year. An additional 241 acres will be out under conservation reserve contracts of three five or 10 year terms. Eight of the 10 conservation contracts in effect were signed in 1956 and 1957 covering 218 acres. Two new contracts totaling 23 acres were signed before the April 15 deadline. In 1957 there were 643 corn comments on 9 560 acres. Under 1958 acreage reserve agreements farmers may qualify for as
Soil bank and conservation reserve figures show potential county payments of up to 422360.67 for soil bank and 2417.00 annually for conservation reserve if all contracts are fully complied with. Participants may also receive as much as 1422.00 in cost sharing.
For sale items include adding machine paper staplers and other office supplies at Union Office Store 49. The notice references conservation practices tied to soil bank programs and available supports.
Local residents tally visits and events across Promise City Moravia and Edyville. Families including Hellyers Whiteheads Ham iltons and Browns attend church meetings rodeos 4 H events and grade ceremonies. Community members share visits and host gatherings throughout the week.
Mrs. Carl Fisher and her son Sam returned home after a visit with her parents and relatives in Cedar Rapids. She saw Mrs. Mary Malone on the bus and Malone sent greetings to former neighbors around Urbana Center, Mr and Mrs Ed Robinson and
Government bulletin cites Dr. H B Tukey on foliage feeding as plant nutrients absorbed through leaves. Field examples show DeKalb growers Ross Crites and Ross Jr. achieving record yields with Na Churs foliage spray, including 155.78 bu acre and 29 bu acre gains on corn and 11 bu acre on soybeans.
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