Moravia Town Council Proceedings June 13 1962
Moravia Town Council met in special session with Thompson Bros street contractors for information on toping and repairing blocks of town streets. No action taken. information recorded for further study.
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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1962
Page
7
Moravia Town Council met in special session with Thompson Bros street contractors for information on toping and repairing blocks of town streets. No action taken. information recorded for further study.
Moravia council discusses licenses for pool hall and public hearing on town budget. Notices show borrowings from Iowa Trust Bank, adjournments, and August 1962 regular and special sessions with detailed expense items and authorizations.
Hiatt seeks permission for drain owners to lay a one inch tube through an existing culvert west of Mile Waukee tracks on North St. The resolution states drain owners cover any costs from installing the transit tube. Votes recorded for all ages. meeting adjourned after motion by Black and second by Mc Donough.
The Franklin Farmers 4 H club held a cooperative supper on Oct 15 1982 at Iconium Methodist Church with about 30 attendees including most parents. President Dean Ammons led the meeting with the pledge to the American flag.
Roll call outlined next year’s projects as the group seeks a new leader besides Wayne Thompson. The last meeting installed Bruce Thompson as president, Richard Calhoun as vice president, Alan Ammons as secretary treasurer, with Keith Miller, Eddie Knowles, and Jerry Hawk as reporters. Induction welcomed Paul Ammons and Keith Miller. Leon Calhoun presented “Inadequate Wiring Costs You.” Dean Ammons adjourned with the pledge to the 4-H ag.
The Independence Pioneers held a regular meeting at Chuck Moores’ place at 8:00 p.m. Chuck Moore called the meeting to order and led the pledge to the American flag. There was no old business, and the minutes note new business to discuss.
Members signed membership cards as Chuck Moore led a demonstration and Dennis Walker led a discussion. A test on the discussion followed, with Craig Walker contributing. The next meeting is set for November 14 1962 at Stephen Sulfers. The meeting closed with the pledge to the 4 H flag, and hostess Mrs DeWayne Moore served sandwiches and refreshments.
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