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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1974
Page
2
Fragmentary notes describe a local ballot count at the Moravian community building. The article mentions delays and a late-night tally that determined the governor race outcome, with radio coverage and officials monitoring the process.
Local residents face continued winter travel disruption as highway officials are urged to repair torn pavement at the town’s west edge. Board advisors told the Union on Monday they pressed the highway commission to address the deteriorated road surface, affecting routes to nearby areas.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions the event named jetalke and train attraction with scattered words like the Bens chips kool-aid and watt Ke. Readable facts are minimal. no clear persons or organizations emerge.
Fremont announces a public scrimmage and practice session on Thursday November 7 at 8 30 guidance inviting community attendance to observe drills and training.
Brief notes from MBS reflect a season already underway with cautious early play as teams adjust to pace and structure. Specific standings and player names are not provided in the readable text.
A fragmented public notice mentions the Mohawkettes and a Wayne Clinic event on November 9 with references to support for the team throughout the year. Names and details are garbled but indicate a community appeal for ongoing backing.
A Spanish Club meeting on Oct 30 discussed ideas to raise money and agreed to host a Christmas party. Sandy Fettoity will locate a venue. An anonymous member suggested trick or treating. The next meeting is scheduled for Thursday Nov 7 if attendees arrive. Reporter Jane Zajec.
Moravia Pep Club ran a spirited season with a roosting event and elections. Mary Brace was elected president, Becky Easter vice president, and Brenda Mitchell secretary-treasurer. About forty members participated.
Monday offers turkey with dressing, green beans, cinnamon rolls, fruit and juice. Tuesday serves spaghetti with meat sauce, cabbage wedge, peanut butter sandwich, jelly, juice and milk. Wednesday features mashed potatoes and gravy with juice.
Barbara Kelley reports on a November meeting held at Herschel Kelley's with decorations by Branda Bettey and toa Wareea. Refreshments of saridyichea and koolaid provided by the rem bers after games and judging of chatuines.
Fragmented local notes record visitors and gatherings. Donald Went spent Thursday to Sunday with his parents, while Deloris Ballanger helped at the Grice Tabernacle church. Several families, including Jay Wilson Adde and Burke WitI gon, were noted as visiting or hosting relatives and friends over the period.
Fragmentary OCR notes list names such as Kalvig, Gehevie Kalvig, Bessie Pope, Tody Carson Th ay, Paul Turner and children, Charles Wakefield and family, Mia Frank Ballanger, Atle Murphy, Erheet Hiatt and others attending a neighborhood event. The text hints at a social visit or meeting amid holiday time.
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