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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1964
Page
6
A long list of Sunday gatherings, dinners, and visits across Moravia Albia Ottumwa Centerville and nearby towns. Hosts include Mr. and Mrs. Bill French and Roy Argo with numerous relatives and friends from Loyd Southern family Des Moines Ottumwa Centerville and Knoxville along with hospital and church outings. Local obliques note a funeral and community leaders attend ministerial meetings and district retreats.
Fratéis Frame spent Thursday forenoon with Roscoe Argo. Mr and Mrs Frank Starcevic of Sovilla spent Thursday evening at the Hugh McPattidge home. Leta Haver and Stella Argo helped serve lunch at the Allie Argo sale Thursday. Several from here attended the gale. Mr and Mrs Henry Van Weelden, Mr and Mrs Roy Rinehart and Mrs Lloyd Johnson were Thursday evening supper guests at the Roscoe Argo home. Mr and Mrs Roscoe Argo were dinner guests at the Lloyd Johnson home in Albia Friday and called on Allie Argo. Mr and Mrs Mike Hoffman and sons from Des Moines spent Saturday night and Sunday forenoon at the Leo Hoffman home. Mr and Mrs Richard Siginta and Tammy spent Sunday at the Tim Tee home in Ottumwa. Mr and Mrs Leo Hoffman spent Sunday afternoon at the LaVerne Fowler home in Cincinnati. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Johnson spent Sunday at the Roscoe Argo home. Leo and Mike Hoffman called at the Mamie Kosman home Sunday forenoon.
Mrs Bert Rinehart hosts and guests mark multiple weddings anniversaries and birthdays in Shanghai area. Families including Whitehead Firkins McCord Lain and Hawks visit, dine or attend sales and club meetings across Ottumwa Kirksville Centerville and Mystic with neighbors Addie Sheldon Fay Scott Rinehart coving a busy weekend.
A series of social visits and family gatherings fill the week with relatives and friends stopping by homes. Mrs Notia Dicks with Florerice Dicks, Aubrey Christy and grandchildren host and visit, and many others including the Rinehart, Morrow, Sheldon, Whitehead, Christy, and Hawk families share Friday to Sunday calls and dinners.
Taylor Aid Club met with Olive Jean Tarbell on February 7 for a regular session. Present were numerous members and spouses including Helen Wilson as chair and Virginia Pettibone. Vic Mihalovich attended later in the day. Minutes were read, roll call taken, and committees formed for a cooperative supper at the Community Building on February 22 with spring workshops planned for April 2 in Indianapolis and Rural Women's Day on April 21.
Families moving in or out of the neighborhood hosted guests as Helen Wilson won a door prize and Alberta Spencer earned a game prize. Secret pals gifted Valentines to Mary Meadows and Gladys Harsh. Alberta Spencer hosts next meeting on Friday March 6. Dues and pennies were collected. secretary Gladys Harsh.
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