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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1961

Page

2

Salem Homecoming Social Ties Local Families

Salem residents and relatives gathered for a homecoming with many visits across Iconium, Centerville, Des Moines, and Albia. Attendees included the McCord, Calhoun, Herman, Jennings, Hellyer, Whitehead, Perry, Rinehart, and Hiner families plus friends from Des Moines and Minnesota. Activities spanned dinners, hospital calls, and multiple neighborhood drop ins through Sunday.

Clarence Whitehead Sandra Bobby Bishops Des Moines Fred Edwards Johnnie Herman Robert Jennings Raymond Perry Harold Argo Albia Hospital Hazel Hellyer George Argo Delbert Calhoun and Sons Harold Hawk James Calhoun Delbert Calhoun Sondra Runnells Missouri Amy Hiner Carl Tisue and Sons Clarence George Cindy Lori Steven Rinehart Lake Mills Iowa Bert Rinehart Dell Hellyer Rosemary Frances Foster Big Falls Minnesota Maxine Ruth Johnson Edward McCord Donald Whitehead

Towa's Stars Of Tomorrow At State Fair Talent Contest

An Iowa Des Moines feature highlights Towa's Stars Of Tomorrow, young talents competing for nearly $2000 and the championship at the Iowa Civil War Centennial State Fair from Aug 25 to Sept 3. Winners of 50 televised contests span nearly all Iowa regions, with daily 1:30 PM finals on the outdoor stage near the Administration Building.

Des Moines Towa Oers Iowa Ady Plaza

Sunday School Party at Moravia M E Church

Mr and Mrs Clarence White head Sandra and Bobby attended a Sunday school party at the Moravia M E church Friday evening. Dell Hellyer Clark and Dick Hellyer Donna and Terry Rose Mr and Mrs Dale Easter Ricky and Rose attended the rodeo at Center ville. All 4 H members took their exhibits to the Monroe county fair Monday morning.

Robert Jennings Clarence Whitehead Sandra Iconium Bobby Lewis Johnnie Utter John Herman Harry Jennings Centerville Hazel Hellyer Parson’s College Fairfield Donna Rose Des Moines Dell Hellyer Raymond Perry Richard Leonard Perry Patty Dicks George Kare Ann Hellyer Bobby Moravia M. E Clark Dick Hellyer Donna Terry Rose Dalé Easter Ricky Rose 4-H Monroe County Fair

Work Begins On Hiattsville Road In Field Notes

Construction starts on the road north of the Wesley Chapel church as residents attend social events and visit relatives. The Patterson, Bogart, Dooley, and McDanel families feature in gatherings at Keosauqua park, Lake Wapello, Centerville, and nearby towns with multiple family reunions and weekend visits.

Wesley Chapel Tom Pettibone Jackie Bill Long Wayne McDanel Joan Pettibones Debbie Ida McDanel Trenton McDanels Margaret Cory Des Moines Chris Bogart Bogart Keosauqua Park Katey McCraken Centerville Donald Clark Davenport Wayne Lake Wapello George Turner Emery Hiatt Claude Richardson Rock Island Walter McDonald Frank McDonald Albia John Horstman Maude McDonald Bob Evans Cincinnati Leta Pettibone Mary Long Ruby Brese Baby Lute Hiatt John Thomas Thomas Virgil Dooley Vickie Phillips Susan Dooley Loran Walter Kenneth Daniels Daniels and McCoy

Dooleys Host Visitors During County Fair Nights

Bark Eugene Lawrence and Kevin Daniels spent several nights with Mr and Mrs Roy Dooley during the county fair at their home, sharing meals and stories as the event ran its course.

Bark Eugene, Lawrence Kevin Daniels Mrs. Roy Dooley

Sunday Guests of The Millers in Iowa

Sunday meals at the Theo Miller home featured Mr. and Mrs. Harley Tisue, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gilger of Albia, and Ray Susan and Jane Miller of Newton. Extended visits included Verda Argo, Ernie and Agnes Kosman, and nearby neighbors. Other locals attended fairs, health camps, and local gatherings with families such as Ballangers, Boblenzs, Hiatts, Mikels, and Andersons.

Thea Miller Harley Tisue Ray Gilger Albia Ray Susan Jane Miller Newton Verda Argo Tisues Gilgers Millers Moravia Lemaster Farm Old Cemetery Ernie Kosmans Ernie Agnes Tucker Ottumwa Loraine Hawk Joan Johnson Sandra Hiatt Centerville Theo Miller Perry Mikels Patsy Tena Marie Johnnie Crow Nelson Ballangers Jim Argo Madrid J. A. Ogden Eunice Jackie Ballanger Otis Ballanger Mary Ann Mason Connie Boblenz Nelson Ballenger Raymond Hughes Herb Boblenz Carl Boblenz Lute Hiatt Theo Millers Glen Anderson John Stober W. C. Anderson Fairfield Dale Downard J. D

Franklin 4 H Girls Hold Local Show at church basement

Franklin News reports the Franklin 4 H girls held a local achievement show at the Methodist church basement in Ico nium on Tuesday afternoon Attendance included Mrs James Calhoun Shirley Rose ann and Mrs Lloyd Ammons and Linda A dinner event followed later that week sponsored by Cargill Seed Corn Company Several families were seen visiting and hosting gatherings with names such as Calhouns Swift Ammons Eastlick Kellogg Derby and Derbys listed among attendees and guests Many neighborly visits and social calls are noted across the community during the period

Methodist Church Iconium James Calhoun Shirley Roseann Lloyd Ammons Linda Cargill Seed Corn Company Coy Swift Leon Calhouns Emanuel Kellogg Lake of the Ozarks Basil Harteen Sam Eastlick Ben Pickerells Glen Turner Clair Long Jeffrey Earl Swifts Leonard Wasko Carol Richard Eastlick Sam Hastlicks Bob Eastlick Rhoda Calhoun Lincoln Nebr James Carl Calhoun Ann Marie Hanly Louis Kelloggs Bill Eastlick Monte Derby Larry Emmett Derby Larry Derbys Cleo Ragan

Public sale ad offer from The Union

An invitation to plan a public sale using The Union for sale bills and advertisements. The note promises wide distribution, broad reach, and a successful turnout for the event.

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Salem Orville Atmoe Iconium Sunny Oregon Karol Ann Hellyer Ruby Whitehead Stars of Tomorrow Williams Clothing Company Albia Cleaners Beier Ete Hiattsville the Millers Dr. L. den Hartog Optometrist N. Main Grismore Sewing Centers Haygreen Iowa-Illinois Franklin News Franklin 4-H Earl Swift Beryl Brown Hart Swifts Larry Derby Maureen Mark George Hammond Gary Perry Julia Emmett Derbys R. E Dick” Cooper W. Washington Tye Ford Service General Briccs Motor Co Ford Albia Sales CO Sale Pavilion H. O. Peterson THE Moravia Union
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