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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1954
Page
6
Local social notes recount visits and departures of families and friends from Moravia and nearby towns including DuValls Blumers and Tuckers. People traveled to Des Moines Centerville Ottumwa Kirksville and Des Moines events while relatives gathered for birthdays and hospital stays.
Mrs. Arthur Andrews Miller and girls spent Sunday afternoon at the Bernard Hayes home. Alva Tubaugh Ernest Tubaugh Blakesburg and Mrs. Albert Tubaugh visited Belle Plaine and dined with Roy Tubaugh. Jerry stayed with his mother Estella Burton near Mystic. Earl Foster family and Earl Lee spent time with their parents. Ben Williams visited Kenneth Coltrain. Wayne Paris stayed with the Shiltz boys. Cecil Comstock family and Jack Hoffman families visited C H Andrews and Bill Hoffman households. Ardis Walter visited Venetah Tubaugh. Lee Tadlock and family activity noted.
The Happy Helpers club and families gathered Friday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Coy Swift’s home for visiting, cards, bingo, and sandwiches, pie, and coffee. Attendees included Epham and Evah McManus, Mike and Pat Turner, Earl and Joyce Swift, Emmett Derby and family, George Shehan and Ellen Summers, Lloyd Ammons and family, Clayton Sheldon and family, Duane Wilson, and others.
Mrs H B Spring hosts visits while Harold Henshaw family hosts Deloris and Jackie. Several families from Centerville Exline Bloomfield Traer and Mexico Mo share dinners and contact with Harold Rex Albertson Dewey Houses and the Country Home club. Weathered by travel, illness improvement and a spree of weekend visits marked by church and neighborly rounds in Udell and nearby towns.
In Unionville Sunday afternoon Galen Spurgeon home Bloomfield hosted Mrs. Josie Stuckey Myrtle Wilk inson and Zola Saum. Mrs. Leslie Potter of Queen City Mo is at Minnie Repiogle and Edd Whisler’s home. Dee Whisler remains a patient at St Joseph hospital in Centerville regaining strength. Udell area farmers report disking corn stalks and plowing after a light rain Monday night.
The Happy Helpers 4-H club held its February 8 meeting at Martha McCord's home. President Charlotte McAninch called the session to order at 8 o'clock, with a roll call conducted to begin proceedings.
Rosalie Sneeden and others attended a club meeting where minutes were read and the treasurer's report given. Janice Mosley discussed Bound Buttonholes while Mary Mosley demonstrated sleeve installation. The group pledged the flags, viewed slides on grooming and attire, and refreshments were served to members guests and leaders.
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