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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1964
Page
7
Local residents reported a flurry of visits and calls over Sunday and Monday. Families including Wilsons, Hawks, Main, Veach, and Callens hosted relatives from Ottumwa, Clinton, Centerville, and Albia, with multiple gatherings at homes, churches, and a hospital visit noted. An upcoming 50th wedding anniversary and open house at Centerville Christian church were also mentioned.
Residents gathered for meals and greetings with neighbors including Mr and Mrs Wayne Zintz family and Paul Cridlehaugh Jack Hoffman Wayne McDanel Victor Zintz and Virgil Richmond touring Moor Mans feed plant in Quincy Illinois Friday Junior MYF held at Pauline Zintz home and several calls occurred at Long and Head households with relatives and friends visiting across Sunday and midweek evenings.
Mrs Theo Miller hosts and visits thread through a weekend of social calls. Notables include Mr and Mrs Louie Egbert of Richland and Mrs Ivy Ryan of Brighton, plus the Dooley Mihalovich wedding at Centerville and hospital stay for Mrs James Thomas in Centerville. Local residents Sharon Argo and Cedar Rapids guest events set the social calendar.
Sunday in Newton features visits by Mr and Mrs Francis Miller with Susan and Jane. The older MYF group of Wesley met at the Boblenz home Wednesday evening. Mrs Nelson Ballanger aided the Father and Son banquet at Moravia Methodist church Friday. Dixie Clinesand and Lyn Gardner stayed with the children. The Home Bulldogs served the supper. Mrs Richard Veach visited briefly Friday afternoon with Mrs Herb Boblenz.
West Point society page lists visits and dinners from Mrs Leo Hoffman and families. Centerville hospital stopped by Glen Wakefield. Rex Haver home hosted Julie. Blakesburg and Argo households hosted guests. Ottumwa and Ames connections noted among Hoffmans, Rineharts, and Browns.
Attendees Glen Wakefield visited the hospital on Sunday afternoon. Julie stayed at the Wakefield home. Richard Perry spent Monday evening with Kenneth Hoffman. Mrs Allie Ango will hold a sale Thursday and move to an Albia apartment with models on grooming. Refreshments served by Mrs Calhoun, Shirley and Carol to 6 members, 3 visitors, and two leaders. Card events by the box and union office notes.
The Happy Helmets 4 H club held its regular meeting January 18 at the home of Shirley and Carol Galtoun. President Linda Ammons led the meeting with reports approved, 16 members answered roll call, and members received old record books plus new home furnishings material for the year. Speakers included Sandy Whitehead on color line and texture, Mada Whitehead on design shape and form, and Doris Hawk on balance harmony and rhythm. Shirley Galhoun demonstrated giving good demonstrations. Nancy Mosley, Shirley Calhoun, and Doris Hawk gave illustrated talks.
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