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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1972

Page

2

Albia Highway 5 relocation negotiations advance

The State Highway Commission advances right of way purchases for the Highway 5 relocation. Court actions occurred in Albia last week with several acquisitions done. Remaining deals await in Monroe and Appanoose counties as dirt work contracts could be let next year. Farmers relocate fences. a petition seeks bypass of Albia city square with broad support. The city favors relocation west of town.

Town State Highway Commission Albia Monroe County Appanoose County

Controversial Highway Route Through Albia City Square

Local residents oppose the Highway Commission plan to route a new highway along Albia's east side and through the business district. They argue it disrupts traffic, harms downtown commerce, and ignores taxpayer wishes while claiming better access to Highway 137 north. No change expected yet.

Albia Square Highway Commission Albia Eddyville

Unionville notes include births and visits from residents

Tammy Taylor of Des Moines visited her grandparents the Brain family while her parents were in Washington. The Arbogasts welcomed a 10 lb 2 oz son born Oct 2 at 9 25 pm in St Joseph hospital Centerville. Pancake Day drew many Unionville residents to Centerville.

Tammy Taylor Des Moines Willard Brain Charles Taylor Washington, D.C Ray Fox Kansas City Richard Sapp Kermit Cross Kent Bobby Cathy Carrie Cross Bethany Lloyd Bailey Tom Arbogast St. Joseph Hospital Centerville Arbogast Marilyn Bailey Unionville Noel Ward Clifford Burger

Davis County and Area Social and Health News

Saturday and Sunday evenings guests of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Brain included the Burgers and Mrs. Charles Taylor of Des Moines. Lynnta Bolin, daughter of Mrs. Harry Price, was discharged from Davis County Hospital after a P.E. injury in which a golf club struck her face, causing a broken cheekbone and facial cuts. Visiting with the Prices were unionville residents and Davis County special education staff. An AR C co op supper and meeting is planned Oct. 3 in Bloomfield, as Davis and Appanoose counties promote attendance of legislators to Oct. 13 educational legislation meeting in Ottumwa at the Holiday Inn.

Willard Brain Charles Taylor Des Moines Lynnta Bolin Harry Price Davis County Hospital Unionville Davis County Jessica Bell Ottumwa Davis County Association For Retarded Children Appanoose County A.R.C Bloomfield Tenco State Holiday Inn

Hedgecock Weekend Visits and Local Guests

Mr and Mrs Challice Hedgecock of Des Moines spent the weekend with relatives including Mr and Mrs Lew Hodges and Mrs Mae Hedgecock who hosted Sunday dinner for Mr and Mrs Marshall Hedgecock. Callers included Mr and Mrs Harry Jennings and others. Earl Kelley and family visited Marpintown residents with Burkland and Callew households also in Centerville.

Challice Hedgecock Des Moines Lew Hodges Mae Hedgecock Marshall Hedgecock Harry Jennings Purvis Hedgecock Raymond Houser Earl Kelley Marpintown Howard Burkland Gordon Jewel Claude Callew Centerville

Community Social Notes From West Des Moines Area

Monday evening reports show Mrs. Eli Painovich of West Des Moines and her two daughters visiting her mother Mrs. Alice Simms. Numerous Sunday calls include Mr. and Mrs. Purvis Hedgecock with Challice Hedgecock, and extended visits with Omar Aiken family and cousin Mrs. Marguerite Whisler. Additional visits feature Jerry Willis, Sherry Turner, Anna Marie Selix, Mary Ellen Spring, Minnie Moffatt, and others. hospital and travel mentions appear for Carl Weber and Delores Burkett group appearances.

Eli Painovich West Des Moines Alice Simms Purvis Hedgecock Challice Hedgecock Omar Aiken Mabel Marguerite Whisler Jerry Willis Mark Alvin Spring Sherry Turner Alice Spring Navy Willis Chariton Cletus Leonard Lakewood Calif Carl Whister Anna Marie Selix Mary Ellen Spring Minnie Moffatt Golden Age Manor Fred Roberts Bill Carl Weber St. Joseph Hospital Zola Saum Walter Selix Ottumwa Glen Wheeler Colfax Tom Sarah Madge Ross Johnny Burkett Delores Kansas City

Griffinsville N Bend News Notes Sunday School Attendance

Attendance at Sunday school was 27. The community gathered for Pancake Day with Ava Long Daphne Delores Shepard Leela Lain Joyce Lynette Phillips Maxine Rinehart Donna Edith Beaty Lorena Lain Bonnie Aaron Romine Josephone Moffitt decorating Golden Age Manor.

Ava Long Daphne Delores Shepard Leela Lain Joyce Lynette Phillips Maxine Rinehart Donna Edith Beaty Lorena Lain Bonnie Aaron Romine Josephone Moffitt Mary Sue Zapital Golden Age Manor Russell Shepard Ryman McDanet

Russell Shepard Home Visitors and Family Gatherings

Mrs Lynn Lemley and family visited Jessie Hixenbaugh Sunday afternoon. Merrill Shepard hosted Dick Baldwin and others for dinner. Ava Long cared for great grandchildren Ryan and Heather Hampton at Doyle Hampton's home. Harold Huff hosted John Beaty of Marshalltown for dinner. Wendell Shepard and family from Quincy Illinois and Scott Talbot with Tammy stayed at Lowell Shepard’s home. Velma Adams returned home after hospital stay following a car wreck. Various local families spent Sunday with friends and relatives.

Russell Shepard Lynn Lemley Jessie Hixenbaugh Dick Baldwin Merrill Shepards Ava Long Ryan Heather Hampton Doyle Hampton John Beaty Marshalltown Harold Huffs Wendell Shepard Quincy Ill Scott Tammy Talbot Lowell Shepard Merle Adams John Milburn Velma Albia Glen McNair Emil Long George Lains

Chariton River Baptist Ladies Aid Meeting at Brushy Center

The Brushy community center hosted a Ladies Aid picnic meeting with Jay Fenton giving grace. Judy Martin led. readings were by Lois Martin Irene Brandon Rita Martin and Fay Fenton. Minutes read. Roll call sparked a season discussion. Lois and Rita received secret pal gifts. Two visitors Jody and Chad Martin attended. Plans were made to attend the Ladies Aid convention.

Chariton River Baptist Ladies Aid Brushy Community Center Jay Fenton Grace Judy Martin Lois Martin Irene Brandon Rita Martin Fay Fenton Lois Ladies Aid Jody Chad Martin

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