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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1975
Page
5
F F A members report successful fruit and cheese sales with 716 boxes ordered, including 177 cheese. President Harold Rowley says orders have been placed and delivery is expected by Christmas.
Michael Torresio avoids rain by covering ears and hiding in a corner while Marion Martin ignores storms. Henry Herman suggests going outside to wait for lightning. Wayne Donnelly watches storms and hides. Lady Zajec gives a sister a lightning rod to play with. Jeff Walker watches, gets scared, and dives under the bed. Patty Fenton chooses to go to bed. Peggy McBride jokes about readers not wanting to know.
Moravia Mohawk staff began selling yearbook subscriptions to students and the public for the 1976 edition that will include the alumni list. Yearbooks cost $4.00 and orders can be made through the high school contact Bridgette Rausch or Marty Mass.
A local notice reminds readers to pay for their yearbook when placing orders. It emphasizes timely payment to avoid delays and ensure delivery of the yearbook for the upcoming school year.
Week of meals from Monday to Friday lists baked beans wainers cole slaw hot rolls fruit juice milk on Monday. Tuesday offers creamed beef mashed potatoes lettuce salad biscuit jello salad juice milk. Wednesday features chili carrots celery cheese stick crackers cookie fruit juice milk. Thursday serves buttered potatoes green beans ground bologna sandwich chocolate cake juice milk. Friday presents beefburger mustard catsup onions pickles corn apple pie juice milk.
Moravia FFA reports corn test plot results from 648-row plots measured in bushels per acre. Field average yield was 71 bushels with Trojan plots underperforming due to poor field area. Officers thank Bill French for planting and combining help and Farm Service for loaned equipment.
Preview of the Mohawkettes 75 76 season highlights starting forwards Candy Marlin Kandi Kaster Sheri Kaster and guards Mary Bruce Sheri Wilson Peggy McBride Jill McDane Becky Easter Theresa Cortesio. Coach Hatkins plans varied defenses sagging man to man zone and press with starting lineup rotating against opponents. Debut Nov 14 at Albla Jamboree versus Davis County then Centerville.
The report credits Bill Sullivan of Al bia for moisture and weight testing each corn variety and acknowledges FFA members with transport roles. Earl Rowley bought the corn at 2.17 per bushel, with a total of 45.5 dollars per bushel goal. Planting occurred May 17 1975 with anhydrous 125 TbsA weedkiller Lasso and Atrex treatments, starting population 24000, fertilizer 250 lbs per acre and harvest on Nov 1 1975.
The Appanoose County Board of Supervisors met November 2 1975 at 9:00 am with Doyle N Anderson chair and members Arthur M Streepy and Kermit Strickler present. Minutes from October 20 approved. Numerous claims listed including office supplies salaries taxes insurance and services from Centerville municipal entities Centerville National Bank and Chariton Valley Medical Center among others.
A dense record of payments and disbursements across county offices and vendors. Names include Jownen Shirley Moore David Oehler Brothers Oil Company and Moravia Union. Items cover salaries, utilities, supplies, medicines, taxes, and services dated through the period, listing totals such as 610.00 172.39 667.49 and 150.00 for various departments.
Long list of laborers and suppliers including L & W Construction Moorab,.Mobil Oil equipment, Northern Propane and Reliable Culvert. Totals show minor amounts 14.43 187 1747.98 38.83 74.64 288.6 and a final WaR.
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