23 Oct 1969
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1969
Page
1
Lee Benz endorses Vice President Agnew's views on last week's moratorium. He argues young demonstrators should not undermine government or the nation's strong America. He says youths enjoy prosperity and should support the current era to maintain it.
The article notes 314 million young people will be eligible for the next presidential election. It explains that daylight saving ends this Saturday night, clocks go back one hour, placing us on Central Standard Time for winter mornings. It laments losing evening daylight but welcomes brighter mornings.
Gladys Harsh reports on social visits and condolences in New Hope ML. Families travel between Rockford and Las Vegas while sympathy is extended to the Ballanger family over a mother's death. Local gatherings include Saddle club events, Eden Garden club meetings, and supper visits with friends across Albia Centerville Corydon Centerville.
Phillips at Golden Age Manor as families gather while parents travel to Nevada after the death of Merna Henshaw. Jessie Ballanger and the Ballanger families stay with Jay and Linda Wilsons. Rainbow Bank party Friday evening guest Linda Wilson with Vanessa Long attends. Richard celebrates his fifth birthday with Jay Wilsons and relatives.
Appanoose County Agricultural Extension Council publishes dates for township meetings to elect representatives serving on the council for 1970 term. Meetings run 8:00 p.m. at listed homes, schools, and community centers from November 3 to November 11, 1969.
Local residents hosted and visited across Ottumwa Des Moines Ankeny and Blakesburg over the weekend and into Monday. Families including Faber Van Dorin Owens and Dommer shared gatherings at various homes while many attended a Salem United Methodist church singspiration.
Sunday guests at Bernard Hayes home include Jolene and others. Mrs Burdette Ward attended a Missionary meeting at Salem United Methodist church on Wednesday. Dinner guests Saturday at Centerville included Mr and Mrs Jim Knapp. Multiple families spent Sunday at various homes, football game attendances, and social gatherings among Faber Lockman Ward and related households in Lean Lancaset Moulton Louilla and surrounding areas.
In the District Court of Iowa Appanoose County the estate of Raleigh Tock, deceased, is administered by Burdine Took. Creditors must file claims with Milant & Milant, attorneys, Centerville, Iowa, by six months from the second publication.
Earl Gray Sr of Ladysmith Wisconsin funeral attended by Glen McDole and Marshall Hedgecock of Council Bluffs, Gray’s sisters. Mrs Jennings hosted friends at Hedgecock home for social hour with Bertie Byrd Martha Hedgecock Letha Morris Geneva Houser and Purvis Hedgecock. Mary Louise Whisler Gary and Milford Hollen of Missouri visited Albert Burkland. Minnie Moffatt visited others. Zola Saum released from hospital.
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