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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1971
Page
1
A weary group of 23 contestants faced a lengthy Saturday night after a day of events. Many exercised with little to no noon or evening meals or refreshments, leaving them exhausted by the end of the proceedings.
Neighbors plan a new boat model for Rathbun lake as May deadlines slip. The town awaits FHA backed sewer project funding approved earlier this year, with construction dates pushed beyond May. Local officials report possible federal order delays, economic readjustment, and potential reallocation under a Polk county metropolitan realignment.
The Union would welcome the information and publish letters or views concerning the status of the project.
Notice to Francis Roberts and Donald Whicker about a partition hedge dispute hearing set for October 14 1871 at Ernest Hiatt Moravia Moravia route 2 Iowa. Also probate notice for Eva Hiatt estate appointing Russell Hiatt as executor with one year to contest and six months to file claims, Centerville Iowa.
Public notice details ownership management and circulation for Moravia Union a weekly Iowa publication. Raymond Chority and Katherine Chority own the paper with offices in Moravia Appanoose County. Circulation shows 1250 total copies with 1195 paid subscriptions and 16 dealer/vender sales and 0 free distribution. Katherine Chority certifies accuracy.
VOSBURG society notes record a busy week with Clover Leaf club and Tupperware gatherings. Guests include Ray Carpenter Ethel Onley from Cotton Calif and Hugh McFatridge Albia with many local families sharing meals and visits across Centerville Des Moines Moravia and Fairfield.
Albia hosts a Little League banquet Monday evening. Earl Swift underwent leg surgery Friday morning in Des Moines and was moved from intensive care Sunday, with hopes for a speedy recovery.
Local paper notes visits to Fre mont seed corn display and seed trials by Ralph Spencer Wayne McDanes and Paul Cridlebaugh. Residents attend Farm Bureau events in Fairfield and Rubbermaid party at Hiatt home while relatives visit Davenport and Des Moines.
The Franklin Farmers group met at the Ammons home on Monday at 8:00 p.m. Dale Ammons was elected president, with Mark Ammons as vice president, Greg Wilson secretary, Jimmy Hershberger treasurer, Terry Parker reporter for Moravia Union and Mark Derby Farm Bureau reporter. Other members present included Danny Ryan and Jimmy Cochran. The program centered on communication with Parker, Hershberger, and Ammons presenting articles. The next meeting is set for October 18 at Greg Wilsons at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Ammons provided refreshments after adjournment.
The Moravia Union weekly serves as the central bulletin for community events and gatherings. It lists meetings, clubs, and public notices, guiding residents to participate in local activities and civic life.
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