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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1963
Page
1
The event maintains its familiar format while introducing innovations. Three fine prizes await each member ship ticket holder, new parade classes with added prize money, and a prize for every entry. Organizers promise more rides and features for attendees.
Castien Valley Electric Cooperative announcesThursday night events from Sept 12 to 14 as Mrs. recovers at home after surgery. The Moulton Tribune raises subscription to 3 yearly locally and 4 elsewhere due to rising postal and newsprint costs. The Union may follow with higher rates. ad lists white table paper for sale at the UNION Office.
A flurry of family and friend gatherings fills the week with reunions. Guests from Iowa, New York, California, and Kansas join local families for dinners, picnics, and fairs at multiple homes including Rinehart, Over turf, Christy, Morrow, and Firkins residences.
Mrs Gladys Harsh hosts a New Hope event with Earl and Kimi Tarbell at a birthday party. Lynda Wood of Albia and Janet Wood of Le Grange Illinois visit Genevie Kalvig and Bessie Donovan. many relatives share meals and time with the Harsh and Carter families. Ival Tarbell attends the state fair. visitors among Jay Wilson’s circle include Bob Hutchings Lawton Ohio and Ruby Cloyed with relatives.
List of social visits and gatherings from Le Grange Illinois to Loveland Colorado. Mentions Genevive Kalvig Bessie Donovan Olive Tarbell Pettibone families and travels including Kansas City and Loveland. Notes church meeting and network appearance with MB.C. links.
Elaine Christy suffered a broken arm on Tuesday and is wished a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Swift visited the Mearl Dicks home on Tuesday. Des Moines visitors Jim and Jerry Wiand also visited the Gillett Callen home last week. Doris Christy and girls dined Wednesday. Mrs. Paul Jordan spent Wednesday at the Dick Brown home, with additional visits at the Wayne Christy home. Friday evening guests at the Dick Brown home included Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Broshar and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brown. Carol Christy spent Friday with relatives.
The text lists multiple social visits and family gatherings in Oskaloosa Centerville and Cincinnati with names such as Gilbert Callen Emily Thomp Constance Thompson Alan Wilekins Truxton Dicks Ray Rinehart Bill Wiand and Don Arendt. Attendees include Dick Brown Russell Brown Gladys Townsend and Ruth Bennett among others during a weekend of visits and reunions.
Mrs Bert Swift was Monday afternoon a guest at the Sak Trown residence where she attended a social visit.
Public notice to Ralph M. Clark that real estate in Udell City, Appanoose County Iowa, Lot 17 18 Block 6 and other parcels was advertised sold for delinquent taxes. certificate issued to Appanoose County. redemption must occur within 90 days from service of notice dated August 1 1968. Centerville Iowa.
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