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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1959

Page

2

Pleasant Hill society notes from Mrs Dick Brown

Pleasant Hill community activity centers on visits birthdays and gatherings. Mrs Dick Brown hosts Clover Leaf club. Nellie Thompson hosts quilting sessions. families such as Dicks Browns Argo Thompsons and Sheltons share weekends dinners and calls across Ottumwa Albia and Des Moines area.

Local Social Visits Highlight Weekend Gatherings

Mr and Mrs Nelson Ballanger and family were Sunday dinner guests at Bud McDane l home. Guests also included the Theo Miller and Loyd Carter families. Other visits featured Mr and Mrs Curtis Mikels with Debra and the Dwight Stocker clan, and Boblenz Argo attendees at the F F A banquet with Nancy as waitress.

Nelson Ballanger Bob Clarks Lester Dooley Wanda McIlwain Ernest Hiatt Curtis Mikels Debra Dwight Stocker Perry Mikels Perry Herb Boblenz Jerry Nancy Guy Argo F.F.A Glen Anderson W. C. Anderson Harry Woodward Theo Miller Roscoe Pennington H. T. Roblenz John’ S Ft. Madison Dale Downard Bud McDane Loyd Carter Becky Wilson Connie Roblenz Harold VanDorin Des Moines

Shanghai By Mrs. Beet Rinehart

Sunday dinner guests at Glen Overturf included Mr. and Mrs. Russell Overturf and family Mr. and Mrs. Rex Overturf Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wakefield and family Mrs. Harold Dean Tisue and Lonnie Mr. and Mrs. Bob Scieszinski and family Mr. and Mrs. Glen Foster Mrs. Christy Foster and Donnie Also visit to Aubrey Christy’s Monday afternoon John Hardy’s Centerville Mary Lou and Frank Rinehart and Karen Landgrebe Thursday

Glen Overturfs Russell Overturf Rex Overturf Charles Wakefield Harold Dean Tisue Lonnie Bob Scieszinski Glen Foster Christy Foster Donnie Aubrey Christys Bert Rinehart Mary Lou Frank Rinehart John Hardys Centerville Karen Landgrebe Nancy Faber Don Whitehead Sally Fred Christy Glen Overturf Velma Tisue Charles Wakefields Gerald Rinehart George Hammonds Ottumwa

Weekend Gatherings Across Ottumwa and Surrounding Areas

Social rounds feature Nancy Faber and multiple families visiting and hosting events from Monday to Friday. Guests include Christy, Wakefield, Overturf, Rinehart, Landgrebe, Bennett, Doyle Christy, and others, with birthday celebrations, quilting groups, Sunday school events, and a dentist visit noted among various dinners and gatherings. Oral updates mention travels to Aubrey Christy and visits to Calen and Hellyer households.

Urbana area 4-H and church and family gatherings

Even Mrs Dallas Faber and others attended Urbana Doors 4-H meeting at Mary Proctor home. Jeanne attended Youth Fellowship at EUB church. Rock club hosted by Mr and Mrs Doyle McDanel and Mervin. Families visited Springfield Missouri and Ames with the Floyd Broshar family. Joe Griffin birthday dinner at Ida Griffin’s Albia home. Nancy Carol Faber and R Faber returned from church. Glen Fowler and Stocker families hosted and visited in Udell and Des Moines. Mike Dommer has been ill.

Elvin Stocker Nancy Carol Faber Springfield Russell Hughes Robert Moffitt Harold Hawk Ames Floyd Broshar Belmond Dallas Faber Joe Griffin Ida Griffin Albia Faber

Hoffmans and friends host and visit in Centerville

Thursday evening Mr and Mrs Leo Hoffman and sons attended a party at Bill Hoffman s Centerville home. Friday evening Rex and Mike Hagerman called there Sunday the Gene McCrory and David Callen couples had dinner at Lloyd Callen s home Rex Haver and wife were Sunday dinner guests at Fred Argo s home Leo Hoffman and Kenneth visited in the afternoon

Leo Hoffman Bill Hoffman Centerville Rex Mike Hagerman Gene McCrory David Callen Lloyd Callen Rex Haver Fred Argo Kenneth

Union Township Social Roundup Notes Visits and Guests

Union Township residents are listed visiting relatives and hosting friends across towns including Unionville Albia Moravia and Des Moines. Entries mention multiple families hosting and visiting during Thursday Friday Saturday and Sunday, plus a doctor visit for Cora Tubaugh and a planned surgery for Verna Haw.

Blue Front Notes From Albia And Surrounding Areas

Mrs. John VanZante and family spent Sunday at Sam Shepard home in Albia. Carl VanZante attended Mrs. Noble funeral in Seymour. Thelmy McDanes hosted Blue Front Circle Thursday. Infant Carol Jean Johnson received a gift from the club. Emory Kehrberg, Ronnie, and Carl VanZante attended the F F A banquet. Lewis Rouse and Ben Jones hosted Sunday dinner. Cyril McDanell and family visited Francis Argo in Oskaloosa.

John VanZante Sam Shepard Albia Carl VanZante Noble Seymour Blue Front Circle Thelmy McDanes Carol Jean Johnson Kenneth Johnson Club Emory Kehrberg Ronnie F.F.A Lewis Rouse Ben Jones Cyril McDanell Francis Argo Oskaloosa

West Point Social Notes From Mrs Hoi Family Scene

Mr and Mrs David Callen spent a few days at the Lloyd Callen home last week Fred Argo and Roscoe Argo visited Leo Hoffman on Friday forenoon Verta Hoffman attended a Stanley party at Geneive Morgan s home Leta Haver visited Betty Haver Tuesday afternoon Mrs Darrell Cooper and Mrs James Wilson attended Circle at Cyril McDanel s home

David Callen Lloyd Callen Fred Roscoe Argo Leo Hoffman Verta Hoffman Stanley Geneive Morgan Leta Haver Betty Haver Darrell Cooper James Wilson Circle Cyril McDanel

Social callers and family visits noted in local roundup

Mr and Mrs Carl Cox spent Wednesday evening with Mr and Mrs Rex Angel. Bruce Faber teaches social studies at Manson high while the regular teacher is recovering from surgery. Mr and Mrs W A Wilson called at Roy Fisher's home Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs R A Faber were Friday evening callers. The Carl Fisher family spent Friday evening at Marion Fisher's home. Mr and Mrs Gale Gillen called at Rex Angel's Friday evening en route to a Rock party. Mrs Eugene Boyer took Mrs Tubaugh to the doctor Saturday and the splint was removed from her broken thumb. Mrs John McGee of Melrose spent Sunday with her mother. Mr and Mrs Art Martin called on Albia relatives Saturday. Mrs Vaughn Faber and Carolyn called on Mrs Fred Stevens in Ottumwa Saturday.

Judy Gladfelder Burdett Cox Lois Kelley Mark Judy Perry Cross Unionville Martha Sinclair Joanne Main Debbie Tomlin Debbie Kelley Mary Joyce Mulling Rowena Cox Dale Cox Dennis Kelley Howard Alden New Hall Russell Alden Des Moines F. £. Boyer Cora Tubaugh Albia Boyer Anna Woodward Moravia LaVern Horn Becky Herschel Kelley Debbie John Kelley James Farnsworth and Son Harold Fenton Jack Hoffman Wayne McDanel Bill Stivers Bloomfield Noah Stocker F. E. Bayer Carl Cox Rex Angel Bruce Faber Manson High School W. A. Wilson Roy Fisher R. A.’ Faber Carl Fisher Marion Fisher Gale Gillen Eugene Boyer Tubaugh John McGee Melrose Art Martin Vaughn Faber Carolyn Fred Stevens Ottumwa

Week end visits span Fairfax families and friends

The Jack Wilson family from Fairfax spent the weekend with relatives here. Mr and Mrs R A Faber visited the Carl home Saturday. Judy Gillen's friends helped celebrate her birthday Sunday afternoon. Various callers stopped by the Vaughn Faber and Rex Angel homes Sunday and Monday, with gatherings of HLH Rushing and the Crawleys. Wednesday club met April 1 with Mrs Elmer Vance. next meeting set for April 15 at Mrs Melvin Van de Pol's home.

Jack Wilson Fairfax R. A. Faber Carl Fisher Judy Gillen Warren Proctor Josie Martha Sinclair Vaughn Faber Frank Cox Howard Brock Rex Angel Everett Long Hlh. Rushing Hugh Crawley James Mary Arnold Elmer Vance Melvin van de Pol

TABLE PAPER Now in color at the Union Office

A local notice announces a new color option for the table paper now available at the Union Office. The item is advertised to draw more attention and reflect modern printing trends. Officials encourage visitors to inspect samples and place orders at the desk.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pleasant Hill Mrs Dick Brown Paul Dicks Jack Baldwin Nellie Thompson Harry Scott Nellie Wayne Thompson Jed Callen Clover Leaf Club Russell Brown Judith Broshar Maude Turner DeWayne Moore Charles Turner Vera Moore Nona Dicks Addie Clarence Sheldon Judy Overturf Cass Hamilton Jim McAninch Verna McAnineh Marcia Constance Thompson Roy Argo Harley Tisue Mearl Dicks Clyde Dicks Mildred Argo Ning Eerl Swift Harold Paxston Gilbert Callen Aubrey Christy Wayne Christy Charlotte McAninch Verna MccAninch Verda Argo Rosie Beaty Addie Sheldon Verna McAninch R. W. Baird Over Stevens Drug Store Iowa Ralph's Shoe Store Albis Ray's Shoe Store Shanghai Mrs. Beet Rinehart Flowers Richey Florists Albig Albia Sales CO Sale Pavilion Petermo Sad Sans Dorsad Jobo Paul Morebond Sod Carol Bill Landgrebe Newton Lloyd Landgrebes Bob Bennett Doyle Christy Hazel Rinehart Vera Firkins Maud Whitehead Sybie Argo Joyce Elaine Christy Fred Christys Barbara Christy Methodist Church Glenys Fenton Marlene Landgrebe Kay Overturf Rodger White Barbara Patty Lloyd Landgrebe Ralph Stickler Lorraine Rinehart Doris Christy Baby Mary Lou Rinehart Dell Hellyer’s Fern Callen Verna Wakefield Bertha Overturf Mike Jimmy Rinehart Bert Rineharts John Lolly Gomer Stocker N. L. Nasal Road Ray Lockman Moravia High School Kaylee Vincent Mrs. Dallas Faber Union Township F. E. Boyer West Point Leo Hoi Firestone Eye Arate Apng Fir Itieas Whitewall MVIL Oehler Brothers Zinnia Firestone Store VALE Bryan Hart Farm Byreau Office Centerville, Iowa Farm Bureau Building Des Moines, Iowa
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