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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1955

Page

2

Ray Rambling's Newt Long Car Scrapes In Clash With Woman Driver

Sunday near West Grove Newt Long followed a woman driver who stretched an arm from the window signaling a turn. She swung left instead of right and crashed into the Long car. No injuries, but right side damage. Moravia street races drew patrols Saturday night as locals clash with hot rod activity. Drag races and chicken driving reported, prompting concern among officials about rising problem in neighboring areas. Farm prices and their future move stir anxiety.

Newt West Grove

Farm prices fall while many goods rise in 1950s markets

Political and business leaders fear declining farm prices as industrial prices climb. Farmers, merchants, and officials meet to seek stronger markets and new revenue paths. Jay Oehler notes rising mail price changes while McClurgs report sharper tire price increases. Union office price lists show 30% jumps. The administration faces the challenge.

Jay Oehler

Moravia Union Ownership Statement October 1955

Statement of ownership for Moravia Union Moravia Iowa published weekly owner names C R and H K Dherity to Moravia Iowa publisher editor and business managers listed. Average copies 1039 to paid subscribers during the 12 months preceding date. Notary public witnessed on September 29 1955 with commission expires July 4 1957.

H. K. Dherity Moravia Towa Ally Charity

West Point Social Notes From Albia and Nearby

West Point residents and relatives gathered for social visits and celebrations. Club entertaining, anniversary celebrations, weekend visits, pancake day outing, and serenade gatherings are noted with many families and individuals named across Albia, Centerville, Des Moines, and Detroit connections.

Franklin Farmers Elect Sweeden as President

The Franklin Farmers 4-H club met at the McCord home on October 1. Officers elected include president Dick Sneeden vice-president Donnie Argo secretary-treasurer W G O’Hara Moravia reporter Charles McAninch Albia reporter Connie McAninch leader Jim McAninch assistant leader Wayne Thompson. Plans made for a hay ride October 9 and a 4-H banquet.

Franklin Farmers 4-H James and Orville McCord W. G. O'Hara James McCord Max McAninchs Dick Sneeden Donnie Argo Moravia Charles McAninch Albia Connie McAninch Jim McAninch Wayne ‘Thompson Franklin Happy Helpers W G. O'Hara Dick Sweeden James Charlotte Connie Max McAninch George McCombs Edward McCord

Oil Meal Protein Feeds Cut Dairy Concentrate Costs

Dairy feeds show protein ranges from 26 to 32 percent with prices from 90 to 130 dollars per ton. A single high protein feed like soybean meal or linseed meal can replace multiple components, saving about one third on yearly costs. Using 200 to 100 bags of 41 percent oil meal could replace 300 bags of dairy concentrate, reducing overall feed expenses by 20 to 40 dollars per ton.

Rinehart Bostass Cry and Club Dinner Report

The September 28 gathering of the Hazel Rinehart led club included Dori and Elaine Christy Dorothy and Karl Lee Calhoun Doris N and Barbara Christy Icel Christy Amy Hiner Bertha and Glen Overturf Lorraine Gerald and Mike Rinehart Evalee Walker Anna Landgrebe Keal and Clarence Scott Cora Murphy Esther Perry Verna Sheryl Cindy Wakefield Hazel and Bert Rinehart Frank and Lew Rinehart. Members dressed 30 chickens during the afternoon and Iceal Christy won a guess game while Esther Perry received a birthday mystery pal gift. A family picnic is planned for Sunday October 9 at Clarence Scott’s with the next meeting set for October 12 with Anna Landgrebe.

Hazel Rinehart Doris Elaine Christy Dorothy Karl Lee Calhoun Doris N Barbara Christy Icel Christy Amy Hiner Bertha Glen Overturf Lorraine Gerald Mike Rinehart Evalee Walker Anna Landgrebe Keal Clarence Scott Cora Murphy Esther Perry Verna Charlie Sheryl Cindy Wakefield Hazel Ert Rinehart Frank Lew Rinehart Iceal Christy Clarence Scott’s

Evening Visitors and Local Arrivals Reported

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carson of Philadelphia and Mr. and Mrs. Jommett with Derby and family were Friday evening visitors. Mrs. Laura Martin and Carl also called. Several From here attended Pancake Day at Centerville on Thursday. Mrs. Clayton Sheldon and Linda joined Addie and Clarence Sheldon to Ottumwa Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. O'Hara were in Des Moines last week. Mrs. Wayne Thorngesti and baby returned here from the Sevitel Saturday, with Mr. Nellie staying to help. Several local residents attended funeral services for Pat Opady Monday morning.

Clair Potts Sew and So Albia Ihome Andrew Mosley Clayton Sheldon John Exline Leo Hoffman Ben Pickrell Delbert Hayworth Ottumwa Andy Mogley Clarence Scott Hugh McFatridge Rex Haver Nellie Haines Cushing Oklahoma Roscoe Argo Des Moines Arada Tibbrals West Point Edna Sullivan Centerville Andy Mosley Geo. McCombs Heth Ann Roscoe Argos Rex Havers Raymond Perry Richard George McCombs Lloyd Callen Fred Ammong Janice Mosley Ann Mihalovich Gene McCrory Francis McCrory Callen Cincinnati Robert Carson Philadelphia Penn Jommett Derby Laura Martin Carl Linda Addie Clarence Sheldon W. G. O'Hara Wayne Thorngesti Baby I Nellie Itleis

Taylor Ald to Meet Virginia McDanel on October 12

Notice states Taylor Ald will meet with Virginia McDanel on October 12. Attendees are asked to bring thimbles.

Taylor Ald Virginia McDanel

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