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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1972
Page
1
Nighttime temperatures just below freezing allow local farmers to enter fields for corm and bean combining. Work starts before daylight and often ends by noon. Soybeans are mostly out of fields, but extensive activity remains ongoing.
The Moravia community recaps a Hawaiian trip by Cliff Pfannebecker and his wife and Ralph Pfannebecker, including Cliff winning a Maui beach hula contest for visiting grandfathers. Back home, Moravia debates unresolved sewer construction spots while Whittemore prints a bold townwide street resurfacing project completed at $220,000 affecting 35 to 40 blocks.
A co op dinner was held at Purvis and Thelma Hedgecock home Sunday Nov 26. Guests included several families from Des Moines Ottumwa Drakesville Han nibal Waukegan Delta and Ottumwa with parents and children visiting past week. Thanksgiving meals featured turkey ham and chicken at Udell and Albia venues with attendees from Keota Oskaloosa Wright II and nearby towns.
Clara Brown spent Tuesday with Beryl Brown. Thanksgiving guests visited various families in Vosburg and nearby towns. Dozens of local residents shared meals and time with relatives from Des Moines Davenport Cedar Falls and Minneapolis during the Thanksgiving weekend.
Des Moines shoppers paused for a day of local visits as families and friends, including Russell and Beryl Brown, Elsie Adams in Oskaloosa, Eldon Huedephol in South Amana, and Tom Hartz, gathered for Sunday calls and meals. Several pairs from Tracy, Minneapolis, and Humeston joined. Bible study, church visits, and weekend hospitality marked the day with varied stops.
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