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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1959

Page

6

Various Local Visitations and Family Gatherings Dominate Centerville News

Centerville area residents hosted and visited many relatives and friends including Mr. and Mrs. Roy Donahoo of Lincoln Nebr Cindy. Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor reported her son-in-law and daughter Tom Toft and family arrived in Caracas to reside for four months. A surprise birthday dinner for Mrs. Milton Stocker occurred in Ottumwa with many relatives present. Ed Spencer and family visited the John Spencer home. many others joined in dinners, services, and church activities across Albia Ottumwa Kirksville and Centerville.

Roy Donahog Lincoln Nebr Charles Coffin Jennie Pollard Elizabeth Taylor Thomas Toft Caracas Venzuela Toft Europe Good Year Tire and Rubber Company Akron Ohio Dwight Stocker Roy Cahien Mike Fremont Neb Wilbur Moulton Des Moines Cynthia Callen Zell Callen Edwin Spencer Burlington Selah Spencer Paul Spencer John Spencer Chester Woodcock Albia Royal Blanford Ames Ray Charity Max Schneider Kirksville Mona Main Richard Welch Clell Blumer John Veach Veach Richard Veach Harry Woodward Tom Robb Washington Woodward Gustaf Rhodes Torrington Wyo Roy Funkhouser Chicago Moravia Duane Coffin Debra Dennis Garland Houser Jerry Joyce Wilbur Rush Centerville Dwight Glick Rockford Harry Glick Gene Lathen Song Kenneth Free Home Howard Smith Max McDonough Appanoozse Roy Evans Walnut City Nell Bundy Knoxville Leonand Palmer Jennie Bland Prose

Salem Community Social Notices Sparse Weekend Visits

Families and friends in Salem and nearby towns shared visits across homes, church events, and a wedding reception. Activities included gatherings at the Raymond, Elbert, and Leonard Perry homes, meals with the Jennings and Hellyer families, carpenter work for Roscoe, and attendance at a Moravia athletic banquet. Beverly Kolling and Max Fisher wed at the Albia M E church with a reception at Kendal Place.

Dick, Clark Hazel Hellyer Elbert Perry Robert Jennings Henry van Weelen Abia Gary Perry Deloris Hiatt Larry Derby Keota Raymond Perry Richard Leonard Perry Hazel Clark Hellyer George Hellyer Delbert Calhoun Karl Lee Dell Hellyer Town City Lloyd Brown Moravia Sors Dick Brown Truxton Dicks Beverly Kolling Max Fisher Albia M. BE

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Larry Felfén fell ill at school and had appendix surgery at St Joseph hospital. Numerous relatives and friends visited or spent time at various homes including Kansas City, Des Moines, Centerville, Mt Ararat, Blooming ton, Iowa University Hospital, and Fairview. Retired Rev Dewitt Foster spoke at Fairview. Otto Carr was ill and receiving care.

Larry Felfén St. Joseph Hospital Joe Wilkinson Kansas City Harry Wilkinson Ora Fowell Martyn Carl Phillips Des Moines Rosa (Whisler) Styner Ralph Pfannebecker and Glenn McFalls H. Wilkinson H. 0 Welsh Larry Sharon Judy Agency Lowe H. B. Spring Joe Moore Raymond Hughes Centerville Maude Vaught Shelbina Edna Moore Wilbur Hollenbeck Fairview Jess Torrance Fern Huffman Osceola Iona Dotson Dewitt Foster Albright Billy Moore Moline Ill Ferne Huff

Sunday Visit Highlights From Brown and Blair Families

Mr and Mrs Kenneth Brown and Michele visited Beryl Browns on Sunday. James Calhoun and family spent Sunday at the Blair Ragan home, sharing time with local relatives.

Kenneth Brown Michele T Beryl James Calhoun Blair Ragan_home

Social Visit Notes From Albia and Mystic Parsonage

Residents in Albia and nearby areas spent time visiting friends and attending gatherings. Mrs. Andy Paulich and Larry joined James Calhoun and others for work at the Mystic parsonage area, with several families visiting one another on various evenings through the week. Quarterly conference attendance included James Calhoun and Andy Paulick at Jerome Tuesday.

Albia Andy Paulich Larry James Calhouns Don Richards James Calhoun Wayne ‘Thompson Parsonage Mystic Earl Swift Duane Wilson Coy Swift George Shehans Kenneth Brown Michele Nancy Benz Beryl Browns Lloyd Ammons Jack LaMar Pearl Free Wayne Thompson Constance Thompson Nellie Thompson Andy Paulick Jerome Monte Derby Ronnie Sheldon Linda Ammons Karen Derby Verna Clair O'Hara Emmett Derbys

Miller By Mrs. Wilbur Miller

Mrs Wilbur Miller hosts visitors including Mr and Mrs Rev Bryant of Seymour Mrs Richard Morris and Danny of Council Bluffs Sunday guests Mrs Bob Strunk and family Thursday. Irma Tubaugh Richard Tubaugh Janiece visit Aunt Minnie Hicks Centerville. Hicks shops downtown. Ricky Ritter stays with Mrs Lee Tadlock. Wrights of Moulton visit Nellie Williams Maude Andrews Centerville with Charles Andrews. Wayne Paris with eighth grade class trip. Jerry Jackie Tubaugh Belle Plaine with grandparents Albert Tubaugh. Sunday dinner guests Ray Tubaugh Moravia plus Connie Walters Richard Tubaugh Janiece Russell Blumer.

Rev Bryant Seymour Richard Morris Danny Council Bluffs Bob Strunk Irma Tubaugh Richard Tubaugh Janiece Minnie Hicks Centerville Nellie Williams Maude Andrews Charles Andrews Wayne Paris Jerry Jackie Tubaugh Belle Plaine Albert Tubaugh Ray Tubaugh Moravia Connie Walters Russell Blumer

Sunday Socials and Family Gatherings Reach Local Homes Near Seymour

Mrs. Bob Strunk Barbara and Gayle visited the Reo Bryant home near Seymour. Nellie Williams attended a Family Living committee meeting in Centerville. Wilbur Miller called on Claude Paris. Albert Tubaugh Leo Tadlock and Wilbur Miller joined Ray Tubaugh and Drenda Gae of Moravia at Blakesburg for the grave side services of the infant son of Richard Ritter and family. Delmar Doud of Moravia spent Sunday evening with the Richard Tubaugh home. Marcia Walters of Moravia visited Janiece Tubaugh Raymond Williams and children of Centerville for Sunday.

Bob Strunk Barbara Gayle Reo Bryant Seymour Nellie Williams Centerville Wilbur Miller Claude Paris Albert Tubaugh Leo Tadlock Ray Tubaugh Drenda Gae Moravia Blakesburg Richard Ritter Richard Tubaugh Janiece Delmar Doud Marcia Walters Janiece , Tubaugh Raymond Williams Nellie Wiliams Earl Campbell

Lee Dawson Home Visit Names Bud Dawson Visitor

Sunday visitors at the Lee Dawson home near Albia included Bud Dawson of Denver Colorado, son of Mr and Mrs Lee Dawson. Mr and Mrs Richard Tubaugh and Janiece attended a Wesley Methodist meeting in Ottumwa Sunday afternoon and heard a message by R G LeTourneau.

Lee Dawson Albia Bud Dawson Denver Colo Richard Tubaugh Janiece Wesley Methodist Ottumwa R. G. LeTourneau

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Methodist Church Charles Platt C. A. Turner Mary Veach Gerald Morgan Lester Smith Maurice Walters J.B. McAlister F. W. Wright Inez Rohl Moulton Edna Dyphion Carol Main Marshalltown Forrest Main Bee— Coulson & Barton Salem Ardys Carpenter Jane Ann Davenport Harry Jennings Dayne Taylor Udell Dirs B. Spring Elgin Sportsman Elgin Larkite Fed Reed Turner Funeral Home Iowa V. C. Kaster Ed Robinson Basil Herteen Ansil Bennie Tarbell W. G. Harper Unionville Melrose McCormick Veach Implement Co International Harvester
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