Moravia Fans Celebrate 86 Pushups After Win Over Hedrick
Moravia High School players crushed Hedrick 86 to 0 in a Friday night game. Coach David Rex wagered push ups equal to the score difference, and the team delivered, with Rex completing 86 and assistants pitching in. A Moravia mother praised the players for their conduct during nearby fall festival floats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Rex
Hedrick
MHS
Rex
Richard Pauley
Larry Pfannebecker
State to fund eastward trip to woo business
The article questions Iowa state taxpayers funding a four thousand two hundred dollar trip to the Far East to promote business. It argues the state is not in retail promotion and that corporations should pay for their own promotions, noting potential profits from farm products and large firms. It urges private entities to cover promotion costs.
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Iowa
News of Interest From New Hope
Deloris Ballanger spent Sunday with Marilyn McDanel. Jay Wilson returned home from surgery at St Joseph hospital in Centerville. Kenneth and Gladys Free attended the 40th anniversary for Ernest and Mrs Hiatt, then visited Jay Wilson at the hospital. Several Harsh family members and friends visited Mount Ayr and other relatives in the area over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deloris Ballanger
Marilyn McDanel
Jay Wilson
St. Joseph Hospital
Centerville
Kenneth Free
Ernest Hiatt
Richard Harsh
Richy
Cedar Falls
Ivan Harsh
Robert Harsh
Renee
Courtney
Robert
Janet Harsh
John Wood
Dick Wood
Janet
Eric
Wheaton
Hil
Lynda Hollingsworth
Lee
Lynnette
Genevie Kaling
Bessie Donovan
Mount Ayr
Ivan Shields
Ringgold County Hospital
Jerry Henshaw
Sherri
Nelson Ballanger
Genevie Kalvig
Frances Burton
Ernest West
Janice
Vicki McClanahan
Dollie Huff
Concord
Chub
Russell Shepard
Lowell Shepard
Moravia
Tedi
Tenter
St. Joseph ‘Hospital
Glen McNair
Dennis Fox
St. Luke Hospital
Cedar Rapids
George Lain
Dean Lains
Luna
Ernest Hiatts
Ryman McDanel
Harold Huff
Barney’ Herr
Merrill Shepards
Blobaum Campaigns At Moravia Fall Festival Friday
Democratic candidate Roger Blobaum campaignd during the Moravia Fall Festival extending views on rural development and housing. He urged aiding small communities with the Rathbun lake project nearing completion and senior citizen housing to spur local growth.
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Roger Blobaum
Moravia
Rathbun Lake
Franklin News and Neighborhood Visits Highlight Week
Richard Calhoun returned from Vietnam and will be in Long Beach six months with Pam. Several families shared Sunday visits at Roscoe Argos, the Derby and Eastlick homes, and puppet guests at the Calhoun residence. Continuous gatherings included the Mack, Pickrell, Ammons, and Liggett households with multiple family appearances and social calls noted throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Calhoun
Vietnam
Delbert Calhoun
Charles Mack
Pam
Long Beach
Calif
Loyd Johnson
Henry van Welden
Charles Jennings
Roscoe Argos
Emmett Derby
Rita
Larry Derby
John Martin
Ben Pickrell
Glen Ammons
Angie
Bill Liggett
Richard Eastlick
Roscoe Argo
Amy Hiner
Kenneth Calhoun
Independent Pioneers Meet September 9 1970
The Independent Pioneers met at Brushy Community building with 13 members present. New members Robin and Randy Young joined. Bill Morris led the meeting and the flag pledge. A Halloween party is planned by Marvin Martin Mark McDonalds and Bill Morris. Bradley Mitchell spoke on sportsmanship in hunting and fishing. Mark McDonalds reported on the John Deere plant. Bobby Mitchell led the 4-H pledge. Mrs Bill Moore served refreshments. Kathy Martin was the reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Pioneers
Brushy
Bill Morris
Mark McDonalds
Robin
Randy Young
Marvin Martin
Bradley Mitchell
John Deere
Bobby Mitchell
Death Notice for Flossie Lemaster of Monroe County
Flossie Lemaster born January 3 1897 in Monroe County died September 1 1970 at Lake Mills Nursing Home aged 73. She married Harley Ray Lemaster on May 5 1920 and six children survive along with nineteen grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral services were held September 4 at the United Methodist church in Thompson with interment Rose Hill cemetery.
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Flossie Lemaster
Franklin, P
Jeanette (Hiner) Hamilton
Monroe County
Lake Mill
Lake Mills
Buffalo Center
Salem United Brethren Church
Moravia
Iowa
Methodist
Rockwell
Methodist Church
Thompson
WSCS
Thompson United Methodist Church
Jake Simbro
Glenwood
EddieHall
Prairie City
Harry
Homer
Cass
United Methodist Church
Merlin J. Ackerson
Rose Hill Cemetery
Rathbun Lake project details and plans outlined
The article outlines Rathbun Lake progress including the water supply storage and treatment plant, Honey Creek construction for 3.3 million, and phased funding from state and federal sources. It notes planting, seeding, and use of up to 30 farmers for oats, anticipated 8,000 daily visitors at Honey Creek Park, a planned fish hatchery, and extensive Buck Creek development with marinas and camping facilities. Flood savings from reservoir operations are cited, totaling over 1 million dollars to date.
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Honey Creek
Honey Creek Park
The
Conservation Commission
South Fork
Chariton River
North Fork
North Fork Bridge
Corps of Engineers
Buck Creek
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By Gladys Harsh
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Lee Ann Heckman Tomlin
Charles Coltrain
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Bob Tomlin
Larry Spencer
Richard Hoffman
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Franklin
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Darrell
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