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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1959

Page

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Moravia Park hosts reunions amid rain and delays in 1896 pavement projects

The Moravia area held three reunions at shelters and open tables despite light rain dampening events. County officials report cement pavement work south of Exline and Moulton faces higher costs due to rain and material shortages, with state funds uncertain and crews struggling with fills and bed softness. Telephone line rebuilding suffers material delays as firms await cables and supplies to resume full effort.

Exline Appanoose County Moulton

Boundary compromise reached on Mo ravia area by Iowa-Illinois Tel Co

Iowa-Illinois Telephone Company met at New London last week and agreed on boundary lines in the west and south of Moravia. The deal satisfies some, but others regret the concessions in the compromise.

Iowa-Ilinois Telephone Company New London Moravia

New Hope Harsh Social Guests and Visits

New Hope residents hosted and visited many relatives and friends this week. Frances Burton Lucille West and the Donovans joined calls from Judy Lamb’s layette shower guests at Centerville. Several trips included Loveland Colorado, Kansas City and Washington D C with extended family gatherings in Moravia and Centerville. Neighborly visits featured the Wilson reunion at Moravia park and frequent calls among the Harsh, Long, Turner and West families.

Genevie Dorothy Donovans Frances Burton Lucille West Junior Donovan Mike

Local Social Roundup Brings Many Names Together

Sunday and Monday gatherings include Mr and Mrs Fred Hiatt Mr and Mrs Bob Evans and Bill Long Doris Long and Elbert Perry hosts Don Pettibone and Tom with Del Brede Geiselle Alan Linda and Marsha Wilson with Trenton Wilson Jay Wilson escorts Mrs Ben Martin to Town City Thelma Lathen Frank McDonald G O Bruner Chester Kesler Jane Bolingreen Ohio George Turner David Weston visit Mo ravia park hosts Ernest West Ivan Harsh at FFA meeting

L. E. Jordan Eddie Debbie Gene Elam Ronda Randy Polo, Mo Hattie Watts Marion Melrose Ivan Harsh Bob Anna Hiatt Virginia Pettibone Gladys Harsh Judy Lamb Carolyn Stober Centerville Willard Cloved Washington, D. C Jay Wilson Hal Turner George Turner Josephine Simmons Tim Chris Reardon Chicago Ill Mae McDonald Frances Burton Bill Long Wilson Moravia Park Fred Hiatt Bob Evans Doris Long Elbert Perry Don Pettibone Tom del Brede Geiselle Alan Linda Marsha Wilson Trenton Wilson Ben Martin Town City Thelma Lathen Washington, D.C Frank McDonald Albia G. O. Bruner Chester Kesler Jane Bolingreen Ohio David Weston John Main Ernest West FFA

Coulson By Mrs Theo Miller Coulson

Local social notes report visits and gatherings across Vanville and nearby towns. Relations include Theo Miller hosting, families from Mason City Albia Ottumwa and Burbank California visiting or dining with relatives, plus a Cedar Falls health camp stay and Argo reunions.

Social Roundup From Des Moines Area Homes

Leona and Linda of Des Moines spent Sunday at the Frank Tarbell home with evening callers including Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Stevens and family and Mrs. Leona Stevens of Centerville. Gilbert Cullen and others visited Bill Wiand’s Des Moines home. Russell Brown and family and Debbie and Danny Dunham joined Pearl Broshar for Sunday dinner, with Elbert Moores hosting visitors from Ottumwa and Council Bluffs. Mabel Abbott of Council Bluffs also called. Evening guests at Mearl Dicks’ home included Gilbert Callen and others. DeWayne Moore and children visited Lester Sager. Dick Brown andDebbie and Danny Dunham visited Kenny Brown Monday evening. Mildred Tarbell and Theda Stevens called at Elbert Moore Monday. Russell Brown attended a Sunday school ice cream social Monday evening. The Clover Leaf club plans a first meeting of the year at Mrs. Frank Tarbell’s home on Sept. 2.

Leona Linda Des Moines Frank Tarbell Dwight Stevens Leona. Stevens Centerville Gilbert Cullen Bill Wiand Russell Brown Debbie Danny Dunham Dick Brown Pearl Broshar Elbert Moores Bill Allen C. W. Moore Ottumwa Mabel Abbott Council Bluffs Gilbert Callen Mearl Dicks DeWayne Moore Lester Sager Kenny Brown Mildred Tarbell Theda Stevens Elbert Moore Clover Leaf Club

Shanghai By Mrs. Bert Rinehart

Shanghai social notes list visits among families including Bert Rinehart and relatives, Landgrebes, Rinehart children, and other Centerville area households. The items mention hospital days, caregiving, and short calls at various homes across a few days.

Shanghai Bert Rinehart

Pleasant Hill Social Notes From Mrs Brown

Nona Dicks spent Tuesday evening with Addie Sheldon. The Browns and Moore family vacationed this week with visits to Springfield TU Cedar Rapids and Des Moines. Edith Callen Nona Dicks Clara and Theresa Brown aided at Albia Lions supper at Iconium Methodist. Further visits include Clyde and Gerald Rinehart and Russell Brown households.

Nona Dicks Addie Sheldon Bill Moore Dougie Charles Turner Springfield Cedar Rapids Mrs. Moore Des Moines Edith Callen Clara Theresa Brown Albia Lions Club Iconium Methodist Church Clyde Dicks Meari Dicks Dick Brown Gerald Rinehart Debbie Dunham Russell Brown Earl Swift Addie Clyde Sheldon Pearl Dicks Pearl, Broshar Walter Stubbs

Reunions and visits mark weekend gatherings across Rinehart families

Rinehart and family plus Frank Rinehart attended the Argo reunion Sunday. Several households hosted and visited relatives including Fred and Cora Taylor, Gerald Davisons, Aubrey Christy families, and Glen Overturf grandparents with Davie Scieszinski. Attendees included Parkers Ray Bennett, Bob and Marion Bennetts, and Wayne Christy along with various Rinehart relatives. Sunday dinners featured Lloyd Landgrebe and others with Ralph Stickler and kin visiting Centerville and Newton areas.

George Hiner Glen Gerald Rinehart Bert Rineharts Kenneth Landgrebe Lloyd Landgrebes Kenneth Ndgrebe Centerville Floyd Green Fred Taylors Ray Bennett Aubrey Christys Oral Large Centerville Hospital Larry Landgrebe Frank Mary Lou Cindy Steve Rinehart Dell Hellyers Connie Linda Landgrebe Mia Ralph Stickler Bert Rinehart George Lloyd Brown Dorman Irwins Emmett Derby Barbara Patty Jo Christy Arthur Burtons George Rinehart Bill Hiners Judy Ronnie Overturf Karen Woodward Dean Tisue Dick Brown Aubrey Chriatys Kenosha Wis Bob Bennett Bloomfield Marion Bennett Gary Ind Doyle Christy Blakesburg Wayne Christy Fred Christy Steven Mary Lou Rinehart Bill Landgrebe Newton Charles Wakefield Glen Overturfs

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