Remember When Five Years Ago The City Council Sewer Turmoil
A compilation of local items notes Charles Turner resigning from the city council over sewer construction, a special council meeting on sewer procedures, a wedding announcement, records and stats highlights from Al Wood, prices and sales at local stores, a birth at Monroe County Hospital on November 20, and Mohawkettes basketball wins breaking Albia’s streak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Turner
Lockman-Webb
al Wood
Woods
Moravia Union
Focal
Jim Miller
Monroe County Hospital
Mohawkettes
Albia
Betty Harsh
L.E. Jordan
Leke Morlan
Veach Drug Store
Kodacraft
City Council
Paul Spencer, Jr
Ft. Sil
Oklahoma
Dwight Glick
Moravia
Luse
Gillaspie
Ray
M.H.S
Bussey
Mohawks
Moravia News Briefs Ten Years Ago and More
Students received ACT results and seniors attended Iowa Tech Career Day. Moravia’s homecoming crowned Ronnie Self and Patty Rogers as King and Queen. Lisa Kay Mihalovich born November 18 to Tim and Mrs Mihalovich. Mrs Mina Dowd celebrated an eightieth birthday with a surprise party. The Moravia delinquent tax list occupied half a page. Union produced a one page feature on Albie merchants with brief resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Albie
Moravia
Iowa Tech
Nie Self
Patty Rogers
Lisa Kay Mihalovich
Tim Mihalovich
Mina Dowd
Edith Callen
Centerville
Robin Tarbell
Ivyl Tarbell
Elaine Spencer
Albia
Audrey Johnson
Rick
Jay Wilson
Deloris Ballanger
Patty Bellanger
Herb Boblenz
Ernest Hiatt
West
Bryan Allen
Jay Long
Mary Long
Barbara Allen
Clive Jean Tarbell
Greta Tarbell
Local Social Scene Notes From Moravia Area Events
A sequence of community notices records Mrs. Lloyd Brown and Mrs. Russell Brown events, Alfalfa Banquet at Moravia, Tupperware party at Mrs. Merle Prater home, U.M.W. gatherings in Moravia and Centerville, funerals and pallbearers, and visits among families including Hellyer, McCord, Whitehead, Huff, and Vance. multiple small gatherings, travel to Knoxville Ottumwa Centerville and Albia, and a youth group outing to a Jewish synagogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Brown
Russell Brown
Clarence
Floyd Hiner
Donald Whitehead
Dick Hellyer
Moravia
Hazel Hellyer
Edward McCord
Ronald McDanel
William French
Carl van Zante
Merle Prater
Lyte Cloyd
Raymond Peery
Linyd
Albia
Gene Huff
Steven Huff
Knoxville
Clarence Whitehead
U.M.W
Centerville
Karol Wadle
Kathy
Kevin
George Hellyer
Don Whitehead
Hazel
Ottumwa
Moravis
Leonard Vance
John Huff
Knorville
DOT extends grain permits for Iowa carriers
The Iowa Department of Transportation Commission, after consulting with Governor Robert Ray, extends emergency grain permits past midnight to midnight December 17, 1977. Permits allow up to 80,000 pound loads to aid northern Iowa storage. No extra fee for existing permit holders. new overweight permits cost 20 dollars for tractor-trailers and 10 dollars for straight trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ray
Iowa Department of Transportation Commission
Iowa
DOT
N.W
2Nd Avenue
Destalnes
Community ties span Ottumwa area visits and a funeral
Main Station residents visit the Glin Foster home and later the Sam Long home in Albia. Foster family gatherings occur at the Orman Lemonds home in Ottumwa and near Ottumwa. Ira Boyer funeral attendance and post funeral visits mark the week as Robert Foster plans a heart check in Love City. Beryl Brown faces another surgery after a car crash, with friends urged to send well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Burns
Glin Foster
Sam Long
Albia
Robert Foster
Orman Lemonds
Ottumwa
Olin Foster
Rex
Robert Foster E
Twyla
Lynn Clark
Chris Frederick
Eddyville
Ava Poster
Fern Frederick
Chris Mather
Julie Frederick
Harold Lundgren
Byron
Minoia
Earl Boyer
Iva Boyer
al Clark
Lori
Lisa
Lynn
Doug Harrington
Trevis
Jim Lemonds
Jamie
City
Kenneth Brown
Beryl Brown
Ottumwa Hospital
Community Names and Visits Across County During Week
New Hope residents visit Albis and Bloomfield as families share gatherings birthday parties and bridal events. Local social rounds include 4-H meetings parties at Tarbell and Spencer homes and a Thanksgiving greeting noting gratitude and blessings for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Spencer
Chris
Allen Hammilton
Albis
Deloris Spallanger
Desiree Campbell
Judy Horn
Stefanie
Moulton
Janice Stocker
May McCombs
David McCombs
Baby
Albia
Genevie Kaling
Misa Bessie Donovan
Danny Padget
Eric
Earl Padget
Bloomfield
Ivy Tarbell
Robin
Centerville
Chad Hiatt
Troy Strong
Troy
Nelson Ballanger
Jesse
Justin Ballenger
Stella Ballanger
Immunization Clinic Scheduled at Appanoose County Courthouse
A clinic will be held Monday November 28 1977 in the Nurse's Office on the first floor of the Appanoose County Courthouse from 8 30 A M to 4 40 P M vaccines available include diphtheria whooping cough tetanus measles rubella mumps clinics occur regularly on the last Monday of each month and are open to the general public
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Appanoose County Court House
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