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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1961
Page
6
Local residents shared visits and family gatherings across Monroe and surrounding areas. Couples traveled to Ottumwa to visit a hospitalized relative while many hosted or joined dinners, calls, and weekend trips in Albia Centerville Des Moines and Donnellson.
Mrs Dick Bown and family activity across several days includes visits among Brown Callen Dicks Thompson and Rinehart households in Melrose Kirkville Centerville and Columbus Junction with bake sale helpers and family dinners noted throughout the week
A sequence of social visits and events in the Parish and Tubaugh families. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tubaugh, Nellie Williams, Flora Phillips, Lee Tadlock, Kenny Tadlock, Kim, Russell Bruhn, Beverly Strunk, Montezuma band members, Connie Judge, Dianne, and others. References to a funeral in Seymour, a wedding at the Methodist church, S.C.A. at the high school, and church activities.
West Point residents shared meals and visits across several households. Guests included Mr and Mrs Jack Nichols, Mr and Mrs Henry Van Wielden, Ben Pickerell, Bennie, and Roscoe Argo plus family. Additional gatherings featured the McCrory and Callen families with a birthday dinner for Fred Ammons.
Afternoon visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Ed Haver and Julie at the Glen and Earl Warfield homes on Sunday.
Margaret Fenton records a roundup of Union Township residents visiting neighbors and relatives over the weekend and midweek. Entries name many families including the Kellys, Harpers, Cox, Fentons, and Jordans, detailing dinners, suppers, and calls. A closing item markets napkins in fall styles at the Union office.
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