Moravia Union Gazette Notes From the Editor
Moravia Iowa weekly notes second class mailing status and local editors C R and H K Charity. It discusses televised protests against Vietnam war costs and anti poverty funding, then remarks on a Des Moines reader Carol Day Kearney and a Hawaii trip via United Airlines, ending with a reflective note on a safe journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol
Day) Kearney
Des Moines
United Airlines
Holland
United
Rays Ramblin's Merry Christmas Greeting Message
The note emphasizes forgetting strife and turmoil to spread happiness and cheer during a busy season. It speaks of ongoing activities and the need to extend kindness to others in a festive holiday spirit.
Douglas By Mrs Milo Walker
Mrs Milo Walker attends Christmas wishes note with Willadean Coe Billie Long and Jerry after a Jr high basketball game at Moulton after school Friday involving Christy Kristy Su
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Douglas
Mrs
Milo Walker
Willadean Coe
Billie
Long
Jerry
Moulton
Christy
Kristy
Local residents attend holiday events across area
Samme and Cheryl Lang join a game night while Mr and Mrs Lester Gordon and families travel between Oskaloosa Mystic and Centerville for pre Christmas gatherings. Many attend Christmas programs at schools churches and community centers in Moravia Moulton Bloomfield and Centerville.
Stajear Family Honors Mother's 85th Birthday in Des Moines
Mr and Mrs Frank Stajear and Mildred spent Sunday in Des Moines for a family dinner honoring Frank's mother who turned 85. Mr and Mrs Wayne Weber and Brian of Indianapolis are visiting relatives in Exline and Centerville. Fred Gorden of Greenville, South...
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Frank Stajear
Mildred
Des Moines
Frank
Wayne Weber
Brian
Indianapolis
Indiana
Exline
Fred Gorden
Greenville
South
Hietteville News Notes From Local Socials
WSCS met Thursday at the Doris Boblenz home. Zee and Opal Callen were guests with Mr. and Mrs. Hiatt. Hiatt and Mrs. Edna called on Roy Hiatt at Centerville Sunday. Allan Dooley spends two weeks vacation from Ames College. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Carter and Mr. and Mrs. Theo Miller called on Lute and a Hiatt. Elsie Long spent last Monday with the Bil Long family. Several families attended the school program at the high school.
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Adell School
Howard Burkland
Mary Knowles
Centerville
Lutheran Church Ward
Gordon
Axeter
California
Glen Fowler
Alva Fowler
Albert Burkland
The
Land Home
Bert Kirby
Richard Ogden
Mary Williams
Marie Weber
Estel Wolver
Agnes Burkland
Marion Daniels
Moulton
Jerry Gravitt
Mear Mark
Vernon Weilbrainer
Lem Jarvis
Mark
Vernon Wielbrainer
Jack White
Phillip Suhr
Carolina
Harry Felton
Howard Bur
WSCS
Doris Boblenz
Zee
Opal Callen
Smits
Hiatt
Edna
Roy Hiatt
Allan Dooley
Ames College
Lloyd Carter
Theo Miller
Lute
Elsie Long
Bil Long
Christmas and New Year well wishes in Centerville
Mr and Mrs George Bussetto of Centerville were Sunday afternoon callers at Wayne McDane Mrs Lute Hiatt visited Martha Cunningham at Luse Nursing Home during the week.
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George Bussetto
Centerville
Wayne McDane
Lute Hiatt
Martha ‘Cunningham
Luse Nursing Home
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Moravia Union
Moravia
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H. K. Charity
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Monroe Counties
United States
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Rays
Ramblin’s
VanDorin
Sylvan
Carolyn — Kenneth
Iny
James
Samme
Cheryl Lang
Lester Gordon
Bob Barrickman
Oskaloosa
Patty Barrickman
Spain
Harry Clayworth
Norma
John
Clayworth
Mary Clayworths
Mystic
Billie Long
Dennis
Moulton School
Debra
Jewel Walker
Unionville Baptist Church
Brent
Lowell Exline
Wendell Phillips
Betty Criciebaush
Lester Gorden
Grace Tabernacle
Edith Gorden
Darla O'Donnell
Christy Long
Bloomfield
McGraw-Edison
Randy
Todd Phillips
Baptist Church
Jim Logan
Burdett Cox
Little Tarry Thrush
Udell
Howard Burkt
Avera
Cunningham
Albia
Moravia Office
Peoples National Bank
Ray Avwera, D.O
Hietteville
Wayne McDanes
R. E
Dick” Cooper
W. Washington
Centerville,uwa
Albia Sale Company, Inc
Ree Is
Northern Gas Company
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