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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1956

Page

6

Local families gather for visits and events in Centerville and Des Moines

Members of Turner, Bert Turner, Black, and Hiner families attended a Des Moines hardware convention Tuesday to Thursday. A Des Moines group visited Oskaloosa for a basketball game 30 to 29 followed by refreshments at Basil Tadlock's. Weekend guests included Elmer Pennington and Leonard Wilson on their respective visits, with the Wilsons planning a Denver move. Numerous relatives hosted dinners, birthdays, and social calls in Centerville and nearby towns, including 80th birthday celebrations for Mrs. W. N. Miller and gatherings at the Dowd, Coffin, and Hiatt homes.

CG. A.turner Bert Turner Carl Black Max Hiner Hardware Des Moines Garland Houser Center- Ville Charles Coffin Richard Bentzinger Joh Grenfell Ron Woodward Bill Brostiat Boyd Paxston John Wilson Oskaloosa Basil Tadlock Oskaldosa Elmer Pennington Dés Moines R. R. Penniingtont Leonard’ Wilson Seymour E. G. Hawk Wilsors Denver Colo Emery Hiatt Mardeéna DeLoris Hiatt Flossie Carter Russell George Turner Jimmie Jim Turner Centerville Dan Schenz Bill Brown Opal Livengood Mr. Jones Mr. Brown Elsie Adams J.D. Minnes Charley Walden Roy Adams Ottumwa Fannie Wood Bill Wilson Blake Brown Basket Charles Harvey Richard ‘S Jennie, Pollard John Grenfell Mary. Burns Russell Hughes Burns Russell Burns W. N. Miller P. H. Wood Carl Coffin Promise City Duane Coffin Wilbur Miller Mary. Rogg' Main Davenport Almont “Main

Golden wedding anniversary observed by Coffin family

One hundred seventy five attended the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Coffin at their Moravia home. A family noon dinner honored the couple with gifts from grandchildren and relatives. Attendees included Clifford Lovell and others from Ottumwa, Moulton, Centerville, Galesburg, Avery, and more, with several traveling from Tuleta Texas? and multiple local towns.

Charles A. Coffin Moravia Clifford Lovell Archie Kimball Moulton Florence .Shank Mra P. H. Wood Ottumwa Mra. Coffin George Brain Coffin Joyce Houser Carl Coffin Promise City Garland Houser Joyce and Jerry Duane Coffin Centerville Mrs. Clifford, Lovell Galesburg, Ill Wm. McCoy Avery

Local residents share weekend visits and family gatherings

Des Moines trips and Sunday dinners anchor a weekend of family gatherings. The Comstock, Andrews, Tubaugh, and Hershberger families note visits with grandparents, with many seeing relatives in Melrose Moravia and Seymour. A 50th anniversary in Moravia and several evening calls frame the busy social scene.

Social visits and weekend gatherings at regional homes

The report lists multiple visits across Moravia Centerville and Eddyville. Guests include Larry and Barbara Coltrain and families. Pettibone and Brede wedding attendees Richard Tubugh Donna Rae and Dixie Rae. Ruby Andrews called on Max Broshar. Alberts and Strunk families visited Clarence Dowd, Will Miller, Nellie Williams, and Lester Strunk. Numerous calls and suppers mark a busy social weekend.

Ruby Andrews Doris Christy Myatle Iva Strunk Betty Caster Richard Tubaugh Janiece Bud Walter Methodist Church Moravia Gene Paria Kenny Tadlock Andy Andrews Donald Simmons Jack Scott Ivan Arnold Bill Hoffman Bob Strunk Barbara Reo’Bryant Seymour Earl “Campbell Walter Dawson Des Moines Nellie Williams Max McDonough Charley Andrews Donna Koebhe Wm. Tolbert Will Miller Harold Wright Dea Moines Raymond Williams Centerville Kenneth Coltrain Larry Barbara Coltrain Richard Tublugh Donna Rae Dixie Rae Pettibone and Brede Max Broshar Lester Strunk Mra Mast Lobbetecht Eddyville Leo Means Janie Sue Jim Hershberger Drenda Gae Tubaugh Venetah Janiece Tubaugh Dona Rae

Local social notes from Centerville and area

Otis Fuller visits Centerville. Ben Pickrell and Blanche Argo host gatherings with Swift and Turner families. Mrs. Mary Lackender returns from Amarillo. Various families share weekend and Sunday visits at multiple homes. Vosburg school and Hilltop skating rink activities noted. Early week calls include Ammons and Calhoun households.

Otis Fuller Centerville Clayton Sheldon Ben Pickrell Coy Swift Earl Swift Jair Long Jeffrey Glenn’ Turner Blanche Argo Olga Turner Happy Helpers Club Fred Argo Mary Lackender Robert Giegel Amarillo Texas Carl Calhoun Marlon Allen Kenneth Rucher Newton Mike Turner Vosburg Hilltop Moravia Lloyd Ammons Dale Paul Fred .Ammons Truss Turner Freda Swift Maude Turner Clarence Sheldon James Calhoun Elmer Kellogg Duane Wilson Zar Swift

Union Homemakers Meet Stitches and Charity Sale

Union Homemakers met with Mrs. John Head for their monthly gathering. Katherine presided and plans were made to secure tickets to the Betty Baker show on February 27 or March 8. A white elephant sale followed the meeting with Catherine as auctioneer and proceeds of 6.05 dollars from the friendship and sale. Refreshments were served to 14 ladies and 8 children at Miller church by 9:00.

Union John Head Katherine Betty Baker Miller Church Mra. Head Catherine

Shanghai Club Meets With Doris N Christy

The Shanghai club met with Doris N Christy on February 8 for a cooperative dinner with members and visitors. Attendees included Evalee Walker, Happy Walker, Iceal Scott, Anna Landgrebe, Sheryl Landgrebe, Hazel Rinehart, Lorraine Rinehart, Doris, Wayne, Elaine, Joyce Christy, Cora Murphy, Allie Taylor, Esther Perry, Dorothy Lee Calhoun, Karl Lee Calhoun, Amy Hiner, Iole Christy, Fred, Barbara Christy. Hazel Rinehart won the guess what game. The next meeting is with Doris Christy on February 22. Truckers, obtain your regulation receipt books at Moravia Union, 50 triplicate sets available.

Shanghai Doris N Christy Evalee Happy Walker Iceal Scott Anna Sheryl Landgrebe Hazel Rinehart Lorraine Mike Rinehart Doris Wayne Elaine Joyce Christy Cora Murphy Allie Taylor Esther Perry Dorothy Karl Lee Calhoun Amy Hiner Iole Christy Fred Barbara Christy Doris Christy

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