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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1969
Page
6
Local residents and visitors connect across Moravia and surrounding towns. Numerous calls visits and weekend gatherings involve families from Ottumwa Atchison Des Moines Cedar Rapids Centerville Indianola Albia Oskaloosa and Kansas City with relatives grandchildren and friends. Ball games weddings operettas and flower shows appear alongside hospital and church activities.
Mrs Eva Tucker attended the Town and Country Garden club gathering at Mrs Walter Adams home and then visited friends at the hospital. A L Lemaster of Cheyenne Wyoming stayed overnight at the Theo Miller residence last Wednesday night after spending Tuesday in town.
Mrs G D Curtis reports on Pleasant Hill activities including Chariton River Baptist Sunday school attendance at eight dollars, Rev Lautts Easter message from Acts 18 9 41 asking if there is new faith or a flop, Harley Sulser singing How Great Thou Art with Mrs DeWayne Moore at the piano, and social visits among local residents. Mr and Mrs Basil Martin hosted Rev Lautt and family near Mystic, Janice Moore and daughter called on Mr and Mrs Harley Susser, Mrs George Curtis visited Mrs Carl Spaur and Jeanne while John was in Ottumwa, DeWayne Moore and family dined with Mrs Billa Sager near Seymour, and Harley Sulser was among attendees.
Visiting with Mrs Dorothy Curtis and many locals called on friends and relatives around Moravia. FFA trip to Des Moines, new home on former Tarbell land, rip rap hauling to Bridgeview, and upcoming bridge work near Iconium are noted. Centerville hospital pneumonia patient Vertia McAninch and condolences to Jay Lyons family are mentioned.
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