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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1961

Page

6

Social notes from Ottumwa and vicinity events

Miss Eleanor Miller returns to Ottumwa hospital patient to recuperate at home. Local families gather for birthdays, anniversaries, and visits. Spiritual retreat attended by Rev. F A Richardson in Cedar Rapids. Open house marks B C Whitehead’s 50th wedding anniversary in Iconium. Sled riding and hospital visits pepper a Sunday schedule with numerous outings and dinners across Ottumwa, Des Moines, Centerville, Blakesburg, and surrounding areas.

Eleanor Miller Ottumwa Hospital Ottumwa Rex Kinion Flora Jones Pearl Swaim F. A. Richardson Sharon Evangelical United Brethren Church Cedar Rapids Roy Argo James Nash Des Moines Argo Dennis Beverly Terry Edna Nash Verda Argo Clifford Tisue Sandy Harley Tisue Carl Tisue Larry Hope Richard Coltrain Ray McCloud Elsie Adams B. C. Whitehead Iconium Methodist Church Chester Woodcock Albia Zell Callen Clair Cahen Jack McDonough Guy Ray Argo Roscoe Day Home Ralph Davin Senator Joe Wilson Unionville Frank O'Conner Norris O'Conner Milo Walker Brent Fay Paxston Elis Rex Derby Gary Perry James Wilson Frank Wilson Iowa University Iowa City Burdette Warren Rouses Jack Easter Harold Brown Slim Arnold Veterans Hospital Floyd McFall Centerville R. S. Faber Wayne Harvey Lacey Harvey Paul Oehler Murray Kentucky Verry Paul Broshar Ménald “Broshar John Dodd Bill Wilson Clarence Johnson Lester Brain Charley Johnson Dianne Burton A.lb Harold Burton Roy Darby Zell Wilson Ronald Overturf Pamela Jo Carl Black

M. H. S. Honor Roll Honors School Seniors and Freshmen

The list names M. H. S. students by class years with seniors Dennis Argo Kenny Elison Nancy Faber Frances Foster Judy Gladfelder Cary McCoy Gary Roberts Jay Wilson Paul Witt and others plus juniors Jerry Roblenz Nancy Tomlin Albert Turner Judy Van Dorin Joyce Walter sophomores Michael Rhee Robert Horn William Proctor Lois Strunk Joyann Vincent freshmen David Rhee Marlys Fenton Doris Jean Hawk Diane Kincade Ralph McDonough Linda Proctor DeWayne Robinson Jaret Smith Connie Walter Rebecca Wilson.

Dennis Argo Kenny El[lison Nancy Faber Frances Foster Judy Gladfelder Cary McCoy Gary Roberts Jay Wilson Paul Witt Jerry Roblenz Nancy Tomlin Albert Turner Judy van Dorin Joyce Walter Michael Rhee Robert’ Horn William ‘Proctor Lois Strunk Joyann Vincent David Rhee Marlys Fenton Doris Jean Hawk Diane Kincade Ralph McDonough Linda Proctor DeWayne Robinson Jaret Smith Coniie Walter Rebecca Wilson Nancy Lindley Mark Vallante Jean Taylor Nancy Barr Nancy Steffen Data Easter Madge Lee Bennie Tarbell Sharon Walter Sharon O'Conner Norma Gladfelder Rita Gardner Virginia Burger Donna Tubhugh Janet Harrington

Tubaughs Note 53d Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Albert Tubaugh celebrated their fifty third wedding anniversary with a call from their son Rungsell and a family visit by Richard and family Tuesday evening. Numerous relatives visited and attended services for Dr Bay. local gatherings and Sunday visits occurred across Albia Ottumwa and Centerville communities.

Albert Tubaugh Rungsell Richard Tubaugh Ray Cecil Comstock Albia Bay Francie Coles DeVris

Coulson By Mrs Theo Miller

Verda Argo of Centerville visits Guy Argos on Thursday morning. Mr and Mrs Lute Hiatt share Saturday evening with Theo Miller and family. Herb Boblepz and Connie visit the Gene Schober home to see Mrs Poe who returned from the hospital. Patsy Patsy is taken to Allie on Sunday.

Bay Guy Argo Theo Miller Eu.b Guy Theo Connie Boblenz Becky Wilson Blakesburg Ernest Hiatt Robert Hiatt Ottumwa Nelaan Ballanger Verda Argo Centerville Guy Argos Lute Hiatt Herb Boblepz Connie Ware Poe Gene Schober Hes Perry Els Patsy Patsy Allie

Local Social Notes From Chariton And Centerville

Baldwin home at Chariton Missouri hosts Clyde Strickler and wife. Nelson Ballanger hosts guests with Ballangers at Crow home. Ladies attend a friend shower. Herb Bobienz Jerry Miller and Theo Miller attend Iowa Breeders Association reception. Jerry speaks on safety at Centerville community center. Theo Miller visit Ivyl Tarbell to see newborn Robin Leisha.

Theo Miller Ivyl Tarbell Robin Leisha

Local notes honor new baby and anniversaries in Salem

Congratulations to Mr and Mrs James McCord of Indianola on their daughter Kay Lynn. Community members visit, attend games, and share meals with families including the Jennings, Perry, Brown, Hellyer, Hiner, McCord, and Whitehead households. Mr and Mrs B C Whitehead marked a 50th wedding anniversary at Iconium with attendance from area relatives.

James McCord Indianola Kay Lynn Jack Comstock Mike Des Moines Clarence Whitehead Sandra Bobby Edward McCord Martha Orville Robert Jennings Hazel Hellyer Delbert Calhoun Raymond Perry Amy Clarence Hiner Guy McKern Boyd Paxston Newton Long Elbert Perry Delbert Calhoun and Sons Amy Hiner Ella Piatt Aye

Franklin Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mrs Mart Swift and Mr and Mrs James Calhoun with family were supper guests at Elmer Kellogg's. Coy Swift and Ray Rinehart visited Frank Rinehart. Mrs Ben Pickrell Mrs Lloyd Amos Dale and Mark dropped by Will Norton and Clifford Rogers. James Calhoun family joined a Sunday school class party at Teenium Methodist church basement. Louis Kellogg and Mary Kellogg called on someone.

James Calhoun Elmer Kellogg Coy Swift Ray Rinehart Frank Rinehart Ben Pickrell Lloyd Ammons Dale Mark Will Norton Clifford Rogers Teenium Methodist Church Louis Mary Kellogg

Weekend Visits and Guests Spread Through Local Homes

The record lists numerous weekend and midweek visits including Mr and Mrs Leonard Wasko and Carol at Sami Eastlick, Mr and Mrs Bill East, Hick and family, Mr and Mrs Bob Hastlick, and Emmett Derby family at Larry Derby. Bernard Killerman and others stopped by Sam Eastlick, while Kenneth Brown Khele and Mike joined. Gary Perry and Julia enjoyed ice cream at Larry Derby, Loyd Ammons and family visited Claude Rogers, Perry guests dined at Larry Derby, and Dean attended a Christian church high school banquet.

Coy Swift Sami Eastlick Leonard Wasko Carol Bill East Hick Bob Hastlick Emmett Derby Larry Derbys Bernard Killerman Sam Eastlick Kenneth Brown Khele Mike Gary Perry Julia Larry Derby Loyd Ammons Claude Rogers Fred Ammons Dean Chiristian Church

Mrs Sallady Enters Hospital Udell News

Mrs. Leo Sallady entered St Joseph hospital last week for treatment. Miss Zola Saum was a dinner guest Sunday with Minnie Repogel, Mr and Mrs Alvin Spring and family in Des Moines on business. Danny and Derrill Pfannebecker have been confined to home with mumps. Major Dale Stuckey visited with his mother Josie Stuckey. Brethren church skating party at Moravia rink drew about 41 attendees. Mrs Josie Stuckey plans a visit to Des Moines then New York state. Read Union Want Ads.

Leo Sallady St. Joseph Hospital Zola Saum Minnie Repogel Alvin Spring Des Moines Danny Derrill Pfannebecker Lester Murdy Ora Powell Farm Bureau Joe Moore Mae Marlan Jean Spring Sherry Spring Susie Moore Marvin Yeager Dale Stuckey Josie Stuckey Brethren Church Moravia Marylee Hinegardner Des’ Mones Hinegardner Mgr H. B. Spring B. C. Whitehead Iconium Methodist Church Glen Mathews Hitta- Gardner Marylee Ashland Ohio Marlin McCann John Porte Dale Long Merle Houser Beacon Dewey Houser Lionel Spring New York State

Shanghai Club Meets With Mrs Amy Hiner

The Shanghai club met February 1 with Amy Hiner for a dinner and a quilting session. Members and visitors listed include Wayne Christy Doris Christy Joyce Christy Allie Taylor Addie Shelton Gerald Lorraine Jimmy Rinehart Delbert Calhoun Dorothy Calhoun Harold Hawk Nancy Hawk Hazel Rinehart Mark Allen Barbara Allen Amy Hiner John Hiner Clarence Hiner Floyd Hiner. Doris won the guess. A schoolhouse cleanup is planned for Wednesday afternoon. A party is set for Friday night February 10 with sandwiches cookies and a valentine box for children. The next club will meet February 15.

Shanghai Amy Hiner Wayne Doris Joyce Carol Christy Ele Christy Allie Taylor Addie Shelton Gerald Lorraine Jimmy Rinehart Delbert Dorothy Calhoun Harold Nancy Hawk Hazel Rinehart Mark Barbara Allen Amy John Clarence Floyd Hiner Doris N. Christy

Sunshine Club Meeting At Lyndon McDanel Home

The Sunshine club gathered at the Lyndon McDanel residence in Centerville on Wednesday evening February 1. Grace was led by Lucille McKern, followed by cooperative supper. Gifts were exchanged among members. guests included Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Townsend. The next meeting is scheduled for March 1 with Mr. and Mrs. Bert McKern.

Sunshine Club Lyndon McDanel Centerville Grace Lucille McKern McDanel Kenneth Gladfelder Bert McKern Shirley Townsend Club

4-H Leaders to Study Refinishing

Girls 4-H leaders attend their third and final training for the year on Thursday February 5 at 9 30 a m in the Agricultural building. Miss Margaret Herring Extension Home Economist Monroe County assists Mrs Eddy. They demonstrate removing old finish on flat wood discuss finishes for new and old wood and show small project ideas for younger girls. Leaders will bring in example work to gain experience in judging.

Margaret Herring Monroe County Eddy

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