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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1960
Page
2
Union Township residents frequent neighbors with moving help and social visits across Ames Des Moines Chariton Ottumwa Centerville and Keosauqua. Hoffmans aid the Mullenixs prep for relocation while relatives and friends share meals birthdays and outings through Labor Day weekend.
Mrs. R A Faber celebrates her 38th wedding anniversary with Mr and Mrs Ed Robinson Mr and Mrs Roy Fisher and Mr and Mrs W A Wilson delivering ice cream and cake to the Faber home Tuesday. Several local families and relatives are mentioned visiting and attending events including State Fair attendance and Labor Day gatherings.
Enon News reports Urbana Doors 4 H club members visit Judy Gillan at her home. Monday evening guests include Mrs. Dallas Faber and Nancy Carol. The item notes new school year, two bus routes, and local visits with families and neighbors.
The report lists visits and social calls among residents including the Morlan family with new neighbors, the Lockman visit to the Gother Stocker home, Doyle McDanel and Mervin callers, Katie Want with Joanne Hawk, Strong families at Ottumwa and Dar win Strong home, the Glick reunion at Moravia Park, Griffin and Ida Griffin at Dallas Faber, Darwin Strong and Kenneth Dowd visits, Hawkard and Slingworth vacationing near Delta Colorado, and Harold Hazelt staying in Centerville.
Dallas F. Walker of Walnut township was reelected chairman at the ASC convention in Centerville on Saturday August 27. Guy W. Argo of Taylor township was reelected vice chairman and George D. Lane of Washington township was named third member. Doyle N. Anderson of Wells township and Dale Jones of Johntown ship were named first and second alternates. Terms run one year from September 1. Altogether the committee will direct county level programs on price supports wool incentives grain storage cost sharing soil bank reserve and acreage allotments.
The Department of Agriculture announced a short wool incentive price of 62 cents per pound for the 1961 marketing year spanning April 1 1961 to March 31 1962. Payments, based on shorn wool and unshorn lambs, will be issued in summer 1962 after the year ends, with prior year payments already made by county ASC offices.
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