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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1972
Page
2
The Union published an incorrect date on Mrs. Saw yer's public sale ad prompting numerous inquiries. Advertisers and readers questioned whether the sale occurred Friday, Sunday, or later, prompting complaints and clarifications from Union staff.
A long column notes festival celebrations amid reduced queen contest interest and a boosted barbecue, with plans for a smooth main street experience and no sewer work. It highlights Moravia area real estate drives, a private lake near a public one, and a Roy Argo farm sale during a western Rathbun weekend drive.
Miss Barbara Ann Struve and Lonny Dean Tisue were married at St Francis of Assisi Church Fayette in a 2:30 pm ceremony officiated by Father Kuhn. The couple will reside in Maynard where he works at John Deere and farm ing. she is a medical assistant in Oelwein.
The report notes ongoing development by Lazy Daz Co with extensive work already started. A new project at the Red Barn site near Roy Argo farm is mentioned, with Lake Tubaugh's water level rising and many lots selling.
Community notes from Coulson recount visits and meals among local families. Mr and Mrs Hiatt hosted and entertained guests including Mr and Mrs McDanel and Mr and Mrs Shepard. Extended family, such as Herb Boblenz and Eva Nee, shared dinners and visits across the week, with David Karl Boblenz staying with relatives. The article notes the upcoming last long weekend at the lake shore.
Sunday evening offered a scenic view as campers gathered by the lake with bonfires lanterns and boat lights reflecting on the water creating a calm illuminated scene.
Taylor Aid met with Virginia Pettibone on Friday September 1 for a regular meeting. Attendees included Earl and Mrs Boyer Harsh Herron Meadows Pettibone Schrodt Spencer Sievers Dowd Miller Whicker Pisher Mihalovich and others. The meeting was called to order by Winifred Schrodt and minutes were read by Gladys Harsh. Roll call discussed Fall Festival plans and election of officers kept the same for another year. Each member exchanged capsule gifts with friends.
In a brief note of support, prayers and best wishes were extended to Lois Wilson who is hospitalized at Town City Hospital. A group of friends signed a card wishing her a speedy recovery.
The report notes a relaxing social afternoon with bingo and social visits. The next gathering is planned with Barbara Sievers on October 6.
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