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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1959
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Fred Christy and daughters spent Monday evening at the Delbert Calhoun home. Mr and Mrs Eugene Jackson of Ottumwa were supper guests there. Miss Hazel Hellyer, Mrs Andy Mosley and Mrs Delbert Calhoun attended Auxiliary at Moravia.
Tuesday evenings see Mr and Mrs Larry Derby and daughter visiting the Gary Perry household in Keota. Bloomfield Fair attendance includes Dell Hazel Dick and Clark Hellyer. Visitors from Cushing Oklahoma Nellie Haines calls at the Hellyer home. Milwaukee guests Richard Tarr son and Margarite Tarr of Ames drop by Dell Hellyer. Raymond Perry and family spend days with Beryle Perry in Woodhull Illinois. Delbert Calhoun hosts the Shanghai club. Hazel Hellyer and Delbert Calhoun attend a meeting at Mrs Jay Oehler. Amy John Clarence and Floyd Hiner spend Sunday at Pearl Runnells in Ottumwa. Paul Jackson returns home after two weeks with the Hiner and Calhoun households. Duane Thornton family of Broken Bow Nebraska visits Gerald Rinehart.
A long list of visits and gatherings fills a Sunday through Monday slate. Residents and guests including Thorn ton, Gerald Rinehart, Maude McDonald, Martha McCord, and many Kelleys, Horns, Mullins, Coxes, and Brozovichs circulated between Dell Hellyer, Des Moines, Centerville, Lake Wapello, and other local homes.
Union Township reflections include Mrs. F. E. Boyer hosting guests from nearby communities and a three day vacation to the Amana Colonies. Several residents such as Ella Cridlebaugh Anna Woodward and the Burton family also paid visits to local homes with gatherings at Kelley Farm and Burdett residences.
Miss Norma Alden travels from the South sub district Ottumwa District to Lafayette Indiana for the National Methodist Youth Convocation at Purdue University. About 6000 youths plan to attend the quadrennial event this week. Unionville MYF held a hayride at Joe Wilson home followed by a watermelon feed at Gaylord Main picnic area.
Mrs Theo Miller returned from a vacation to Colo Wy and Dakota on Sunday evening. Jackie Janice and Jerald stayed with relatives. The Ballangers joined Mr and Mrs Raymond Hughes and Evelyn. Mr and Mrs Leslie Anderson and family returned to Burkland California Friday after visiting the W Anderson home. Mr and Mrs Nelson mp o.
Mrs. Clara Lemaster spent this week at Theo Miller home. Mrs. Herb Boblenz with Nancy and Connie visited the Coffin reunion in Moravia Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Meadgans spent Sunday evening at Theo Miller home.
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