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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1966
Page
1
Moravia faces a vital sewer project funded by Federal Home Administration. Town officials emphasize health benefits and growth potential from a surge of visitors to a nearby recreational area, with no tax or assessment burden on residents. The plan links progress with a busy Des Moines trip and a memorable KRNT theater evening.
Audience spellbound by Shrine program for Deg Moines ZaGaZi temple members and guests. Twelve deer hung in Mouravia locker with more expected. Dr Avera was delayed at hospital, then joined Wayne McDanes to bag a fine four point buck within an hour after locating him.
Several families from Hiattsville attended a bridal shower for Sandra Hiatt and Edwin Hollis at Wesley Chapel Friday evening. Alfalfa banquet attendees included Wayne McDanel, Ralph Spencer, Harry Phillips, Kenneth Daniels, Virgil Dooley, and Keith Phillips in Albia and Moravia.
Mrs Judy Ballanger hosted a Tuppeware party Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson had dinner Saturday noon with Mr and Mrs Theo Miller. Jerry Boblenz is home for quarter break and attended night school in Oskaloosa. Several ladies attended the Tuppeware party. Mrs Herb Boblenz took Mrs Carl Boblenz to the Gene Shober home in Ottumwa Monday. Mrs Roscoe Pennington, Mrs Ernie Tucker and Mrs Theo Miller accompanied her to Ottumwa. Miss Eleanor Miller returned from Davenport for Thanksgiving and accompanied them from Ottumwa to Moravia. Misses Lillian and Elsie Callen visited Merle Miller last week. Mrs Guy Argo helped the Band Mothers prepare the alfalfa banquet Thursday night. Congratulations to Max Argo.
Mary Jo Wilson was named king and queen at the homecoming events Friday night following the ball games. Monday evening visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Pfannebecker at the Larry Pfannebecker home. Sunday dinners featured various local families including Theo Miller Tuttle Main White and Mintin Shoemaker.
A string of visits and trips across Centerville Ottumwa and nearby towns are noted. Jimmy Logan and family took a trip to Fort Riley Kansas, with Des Moines neighbors calling to see him. LeRoy Fletcher and family plus Mrs. Berdine Tock visited Fort Collins Colorado. Many residents attended dinners church events and school activities including a basketball clinic in Montezuma and a alfalfa banquet. Also recorded are shopping trips and a turkey prize at Robinson Wholesale in Des Moines, plus multiple afternoon hospital calls and family visits across the area.
Union Township residents share visits and gatherings through the week. Mr. and Mrs. Burdett Cox host Nyle, with many neighbors including Ms and Mrs. Jimmie Logan and Dale Cox at pre Thanksgiving suppers and Sunday meals. Several guests visit, deer hunting noted, and Corp. Jimmie Logan escorted to Ft Riley with travel and return.
Mrs Jimmie Logan and Mrs Burdett Cox visited Mrs Dale Cox and family Thursday evening. They spent the day with them and Carl Cox Dale Cox and Bryan were supper guests. Mrs Dennis Kelley suffered a spider bite with a sore spot rash and illness and is under a doctor's care.
Proceedings Of The Board Of Supervisors Continued listing financial figures and line items such as 112.1 Oy 641 39.41 22.10 85.00 36,20 5.18 106.25 290.00 58.65 4.38 16.70 20,35 22.50.
Revenue and expense ledger showing BOATLY conservation fund allocations to Haines and Bane, Tows Southern Utilities, and Bangs disease fund disbursements to Cooper R H and others. Secondary road fund items include Agricultural Service Co, Brown Supply, Carrier's parts, Centerville Auto Supply, and multiple utility and service charges, with a payroll listing for numerous named workers and Centerville National Bank transactions.
The document lists payroll figures and withholdings for town officials and various laborers, plus multiple suppliers and fuel companies. It records quarter reports approved, suspensions, homestead exemptions with specific exemption numbers, military exemptions, and contracts and bonds approved, with references to several Additions and locations.
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