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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1951

Page

6

Moravia News Social Roundup of Visits and Travel

Mrs Donnie Sears travels to San Antonio to join her husband in Brooks AFB training. Numerous guests visit Moravia area families from Centerville Albia Des Moines Maquoketa and Osceola with weekend stays and Sunday gatherings. Residents attend services and a park gathering as far as Moline Rock Island and Rutledge Missouri trips noted.

Donnie Sears San Antonio Texas Brooks Air Force Base Fred Callen Ann David Allen Donnie Barbara Lansing Mich Haley Scott Bess Callen Albia Clair Callen Lois Ann Billy Carl Centerville Bill Callen Eddy Joyce Houser Sally Long Miss Houser Charles Coffin Myrtle Hudgens Des Moines Sam Hudgens Warren DuVall Blanche Graham Fennieth Condra Finday Lake of the Ozarks Frank Morgan Sewal M. K. Bradyman M. H. Goeldner Osceola Iowa Moravia Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Mary Allen Chase Flora Jones Kenneth Free W. M. Hays Modesto Calif Jim Hays Blakesburg Otha Taylor Cynthia Zula Taylor

Extensive family reunions mark past week in Melrose area

The past week featured numerous family gatherings across Melrose and nearby towns. Guests included Roy and children of Melrose, Mr. and Mrs. Otha Taylor, and many relatives visiting from Davenport, Hammond, LaPorte City, and Ottumwa, with trips to Indiana and Missouri noted among the events. A Wilson reunion at Moravia drew 97 attendees, with Treton Wilson reelected president and Mrs. Miriam Wilson honored for life.

Roy Melrose Otha Taylor Buell Taylor Almont Main Mary Rose Cora Main Dalton Patty Sawyer Dick Johnson Ernest Kincade Ray Rosie Kincade Kansas City West Coast Ronnie Kincade Dwight Kincade New Buffalo Virgil Johnson Grant Tadlock Clair Sellers Minnesota Moravia Albia James Morrison Overland Park Kansas Forrest Easter Georgia Chicago Korea Josephine Charity Raymond Charity Kenneth Free Josephine Charity Evelyn Free Davis Street Ottumwa Miss Free Loy Free Howard Smith Richard Indianola Winterset Moravia Park Wilson Treton Marilyn Joiner Plano James Wilson Alicia Andre Youngstrom Buckeye Arizona Edna Dyphon Bob Cherece Sherolyn Sheila Rhoads Orvan Lawrence Woodward Spencer Wilson Clarence E. Miller Ed Points Trenton Wilson R. C.wilson Lazell Wilson LeRoy John Johnson Ottmar Klackbohn Lake View Iowa Donna Marshall Spirit Lake Walter Hansen Pleasantville Dave Brown F. W. Wright Dana Moulton Loren Walter Harry Phillips Centerville Don Turner Riley Callen John Wilson Frank Wilson Paul Roy E. Wilson Lois Clarion Clarence Dowd Donald Delmar Paul Miller Patsy Oskaloosa Lois Martin Edward White, Jr J. Logan Cain Albija Leonard] Wilson Tommy Seymour

VanDorIn Reunion Draws 82 Attendees at Moravia Park

The annual VanDorin reunion was held at Moravia park on Sunday Aug 19 with 82 people present for dinner and visiting. One marriage was reported Margaret Bettis and Harold Deskin and five baby boys were born in the year. Arthur Van Dorin was elected president and Anna Lockman secretary treasurer for next year. The next reunion is set for the third Sunday in August in Moravia park.

Mary Jo Dallas Faber Sylvan van Dorin Arthur van Dorin Bill Wilson Leo VanDorin Linda Guy Vincent Roy Matherly Moravia Floyd McFall Jerry Ivan Wright Vaughn Centerville W. H. VanDorin Delbert Love Billy Russell Hindman John Turner Clell VanDorin Jimmie Clair Sincox Carl Bettis Alicin Robert Hiatt Joellen Bloomfield James Clester Chariton Ervin Sincox Knoxville Harold Deskin Newton Willard Love Brazil Alfred Dudley Raymond Dudley Clarence Caster Ottumwa Anna Lockman Moravia Park

Pleasant Hill Socials and West Trip News

Pleasant Hill residents report travels and gatherings across the west and midwest. Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Moore left for a western trip while Truxton Dicks and others attended a rodeo in Sidney. Families visited relatives in Denver and joined reunions at Centerville park and with Argo alumni in Des Moines.

Elbert Moore West Truxton Dicks Sidney Gilbert Callen Merle Dicks Clyde Dicks Paul Dicks Truxton Donald Dicks Bethany Frig Frank Tarbell Wesley Stevens Donald Russell Brown Argo Centerville Park Richard Dunham Debby Des Moines Clell Sheldon Ottumwa Vearl-Clark Orson Iowa

25th Annual Coulson Reunion Held Sunday

The 25th annual Coulson reunion was held at Centerville park on Sunday August 19 with 46 attendees. A bountiful dinner followed by a short program of prayer songs recitations and talks completed the gathering. Officers elected include president Maud Tomlin vice president W C Coulson secretary treasurer Mabel Coulson and program chair Louisa Turner.

Coulson Centerville’ Park Maud’ Tomlin W. C. Coulson Mabel Coulson Louisa Turner Scott McDonald Bertha Coulson Elvin Coulson Ft. Madison Harold Turner Helen Wahl Max Turner Mystic Oscar Caldwell Cincinnati Charlie Tomlin Ottumwa W. ©. Coulson Moulton Colin Cole Davenport Clyde Mockmore Silvis C. L. Coulson Santa Ana Calif Levi Coulson Bertha Mabel C. &. Callen Lillie Sylvia Elsie C. C. Coulson Linda and Merrill Martha Coulson Opal Stevens Ireta Ethel H. F. Shoemaker Lester McCoy Loretta and Mitchel Frank Dudley Mamie Dudley R. B. Peak Carrie Peak Centerville

80th Annual Argo Reunion Held Sunday

The 30th annual Argo reunion at Centerville park Aug 19 drew many relatives from Iowa Missouri and Indiana. Attendees included Frank Argo Wrights Des Moines Callens Callens of Trenton and Elkhart and several other Argo family members. Illness kept some regulars away, with next year set for Centerville park on the third Sunday in August 1952.

Argo Centerville Park Frank Wright Iowa Otto Callen Richard Punham Debby Des Moines Wallace Callen Wally Susie Billy Trenton Bill Callen Elkhart Ind J. L. Haines Cushing Okla Ned Argo Laura Jo Friend Bobby Argo Diana Lynn Ottumwa H. A. Le‘master Pearl Broshar Judith Roy Ringhart Centerville C. Whitehead B. F. Whitehead Larry Lee Linda Pearl Clarence Whitehead Sandra Jane Ann Fred Argo Roscoe Argo Charley Argo Clyde Dicks Bert Rinehart Mary Lou Lew Rinehart Russell Brown Dicky Brown Iconium Towa H. A. Lemaster H. G. Rinehart Dell Hellyer Jay Argo Colorado

Kincade Family Reunion Held Sunday in Moravia Park

The Kincade family reunion was held Sunday at Moravia Park with a noon basket dinner. Attendees included A W Kincade and family, Bessie Boshak, Carol Ann Main, Kermit Kincade and Keren, Sarah Sandy, Ota Whicker and Onelta and Orman, Johnnie and Oss Whicker, Everett and Ray Lewis, Clell Whicker and children, Jerry Whicker and daughter, Curtis Bailey and son, Max Martin and children, Pauline Harp and sons, Charley Laws and grandsons, Vesta Oehler and Leon, Roscoe Brown and children, and others from Drakesville and Centerville.

Kincade Moravia Park A. W. Kincade Bessie Boshak Carol’ Ann Main Kermit Keren Sarah Sandy Ota Whicker Onelta and Orman Johnnie Whicker Oss Whicker Everett Lewis Ray Lewis Albia Clell Whicker Jerry Whicker Rock Island, Ill Duncan Curtis Bailey Centerville Max Martin Pauline Harp Charley Laws Eddie Donnie Robinson Vesta Oehler Leon Roscoe Brown Drakesville

Coulson By Mrs Theo Miller

Karen Boyer visited Saturday with Sharon O Conner and others. The Miles family and friends spent evenings at Theo Miller and Herb Boblenz homes. Russell Burns hosted visits with Burns and Argo families. The Burns helped relocate to Ottumwa. several couples were seen at various homes.

Karen Boyer Sharon O'Conner Myr Joe Martin Judy Sandra Theo Miller Herb Boblenz Charles Sharon Argo Grandfather Hiatt Chloe Foster Betty Jean David Merkle Nancy Jerry Connie Roblenz Russell Burns Francis Miller Parental Miller van Lemaster Bertha Luse Merle Miller Perry Mikles Dwight Stocker Hedrick Ivan Moffit Martha Coulson

Enon Report Highlights 4-H Winners at Albia Show

Rainy weather marked Albia achievement show where several 4-H boys and girls earned blue ribbons. Betty Vance and Mary Jo Faber will advance to the state fair along with Carolyn Hawk and Donna Rodgers whose demonstration entries also head to the state fair. Mrs Vera Purvis and children are noted in the report.

Albia Betty Vance Mary Jo Faber Carolyn Hawk Donna Rodgers Vera Purvis

VanDorin Family Social Visits Highlight Weekend

Jeanne Hawk accompanied the Hawk family to the Bloomfield fair. Several VanDorin relatives visited various households Friday through Monday, including Linda and Darrell Caster, and Chas Bettis being ill. Nancy Carol Faber marked a birthday, and multiple visitors spent Sundays at the Vance, Walter, and VanDorin homes in Hamilton area.

Fred VanDorin Jeanne Hawk E. G. Hawk Bloomfield Fair Marvin Vance Raymond Hamilton Leo VanDorin Linda Darrell Caster Nancy Carol Faber Mary Jo Faber Art McCombs M. E. Boardman Vance Sylvan VanDorin W. H. VanDorin Mearl Walter Walter Loren Walter Aubry Walter Jerry Maurice Walter Marcia Arthur Johnson Chas, Bettis Lowell VanDorin J. T. van Dorin Cart Shaw Clayton Lane Leon Francis Frame Newton

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