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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1965

Page

2

Salem Socials and Guests Across the Week

Locals report a week of visits and gatherings with families such as Calhouns Jennings Huff Perrys and McCords among others. Neighbors like Hazel Hellyer Faye Platt and Versal Miller host and attend events while relatives from Des Moines Albia Ottumwa and Creston socialize at various homes and clubs.

Unionville Births and Local Visits Reported

Mary Kay Ellison named daughter born February 9 at Davis County Hospital to Donald and wife. Also baby girl born February 11 to Donald and wife Russell Alden. John Rumans hosted Ottumwa kin. Billy and Leigh Alden visit grandparents in Albia. Oliver Kreuson returns home from Des Moines veterans hospital. Metta Harrington hosts Utopian club with Cleo Myers presiding. Joyce Irelan visits Osceola with E. E. Evans family. Metta Harrington sees Centerville friend Hugo Johnson.

Mary Kay Davis County Hospital Donald Ellison Ellisons Dwayne Charles Jim Rumans Ottumwa John Rumans Billy Leigh Alden Albia Russell Alden Donald Smith Oliver Kreuson Veterans Hospital Des Moines Metta Harrington Utopian Club Cleo Myers Joyce Irelan E. E. Evans Osceola Centerville Hugo Johnson

Shanghai area social notes and guests listed

Shanghai area residents host and visit with family friends and neighbors. The item lists dinners, Sunday visits, Saturday gatherings, 4 H participation, and a wedding in Ottumwa with numerous local names including Bert Rinehart Aubrey Christy Lloyd Brown Deborah Calhoun Jake Firkin and Florence Dicks among others. Mike Rinehart has mumps and several families are noted as visiting Addie Sheldon Glen Overturf and Harold Hawks.

Local Socials Record Weekly Visits and Guests

Albia hosted Thursday at Lloyd Landgrebe home with nearby families. Wayne Christy and family were Sunday guests at Fred Christy’s. Gerald Rinehart hosted Sunday afternoon visit with Christy family. Rickie Long and Harold Hawks Bertha Overturf and Judy Balganger spent Monday in Ottumwa. Don Whitehead and Sally visited Dell Hellyer Sunday evening. Mrs. Fred Christy and children spent Monday evening with Gerald Rinehart family. A visit occurred Monday at George Hiner’s in Centerville.

Keith Lain Harold Hawks Bert Rinehart George Hinets Centerville Truxton Dicks Florence Dicks Aubrey Christy Frank Ruth Bennett Numa Clell Sheldon Mary Jo Davenport Addie Clarence Sheldon Skipper Nancy James Skipper Glen Overturf Clarence Ballanger Lloyd Landgrebe Ottumwa Shanghai Club Gerald Rinehart Jimmie Sheila Fred Christy Barbara Patty Paul Debhert Cal‘houn Lloyd Brown Hazel Rinehart Wayne Christy Elaine Jayne Carol Raymond Perry Amy John Clarence Floyd Hiner Douglas Debbie Firking Jake Firking Jack Firkins Bert Rineharts Gerrald Rineharts Barbara I Wayne Thomps Son Paul Eakins Glen Albia Fred Christys Gerald George Hiners

Couls on and Mrs Theo Miller Celebrate 45th Wedding Anniversary

The article notes Theo Miller and Mary Meadows observing their 45th wedding anniversary on Tuesday February 16. The couple married in February 1920 and spent 45 years residing in Wyoming before returning to be with family in Iowa. Local friends sent cards and letters. a snow storm limited gatherings.

Guy Argo Gary Donald Rex Iowa City Charles Argo Larry Pfannebecker Marvin Gardner Dennis Paul Witt Rodlney Pauls Connie Roblenz Kay Miltons Theo Miller Mary Meadows Lute Hiatt Richard Miller Davenport W. C. Anderson Brazil Louie Egbert Richland W. C. Andersons Roy Barkley Ottumwa Floyd Leimaster Iowa Wyoming

New Hope By Mes Gladys and Family Dinner Guests

Gladys and New Hope By Mes hosted Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Richard Gough and family of Mediapolis and Mr and Mrs Jim Herron plus Loyd Carter. Kay Herron of Phoenix arrived to spend two weeks with relatives. John Wood and others visited Bessie Donovan and Genevie Kaling. R C Wilson and Ivan Harsh joined Jay Wilson and family for Sunday afternoon. Olive Jean Tarbell and Robins visited Mildred Philips Thursday. Doris Wilson visited Saturday with Jay Wilson family. Monday evening concluded with more visits.

Richard Goughnour Mediapolis Jim Herron Loyd Carter Kay Herron Phoneix Ariz John Wood Bessie Donovan Genevie Kaling R. C. Wilson Ivan Harsh Jay Wilson Olive Jean Tarbell Robin Spt Mildred Philips Doris Wilson

Hudgens family recent Ottumwa visit noted

Mr and Mrs ivyl Tarbell and Robin and Mildred Phillips joined Harold Hudgens for a Saturday outing in Ottumwa.

Harold Hudgens Ivyl Tarbell Robin Mildred Phillips Ottumwa

Community social notes from Iconium and surrounding homes

Tuesday to Sunday social calendar shows Vosburg Maxine Sheldon Theresa Brown hosting and visiting friends. Des Moines Davenport Albia Des Moines Hamp ton and local residents attend dinners parties and club gatherings at multiple homes including Christy Jordan Sheldon and Dicks residences.

Hiattsville Social Notes From Albia Readers

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Long of Davenport brought Elsie Long and Hila Horatman home Saturday. The ladies spent the week in Davenport. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McDanel Debra spent Saturday at the Trenton McDanel home. Other callers included Mr. and Mrs. La Maine Yates and John of Ottumwa and Mr. and Mrs. Mervin McDan. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dooley were dinner guests Sunday at the Virgil Dooley home. Mary Meadows and Peggy Pettibone called in the afternoon. Mrs. Wayne McDanel called on Mae Benson and Webb Remmark and Douglas Doud at Monroe county hospital in Albia Thursday. MYF met last Tuesday evening with Rev. and Mrs. Coleman reading the group. Mrs. Bertha Spencer of Albia.

Delbert Calhoun and Coy Swift Hazel Hellyer Faye Platt Loren Messermore Creston Dell Hellyer Arthur Lewis Des Moines Robert Jennings Kay Keith McCord Edward McCord Raymond Perry A. E. Derby Albia Leonard Vance Lloyd Brown Delbert Calhoun Amy John Clarence Floyd Hiner Shanghai Iconium Friay Henry van Weelen Maxine Sheldon Theresa Brown Freda Swift Wayne Christy Gilbert Callen Dick Brown Brad Paul Jordan Marcia Thompson Elaine Christy Constance Thompson Joyce Carol Christy Earl Swift Merle Dicks Pearl Broshar Clayton Sheldon Addie Sheldon Fred Christy Wayne Thompson Paul Talmadge Marjorie Kelsey Nellie Thompson Hampton Larry Long Davenport Elsie Long Hila Horatman Wayne McDanel Debra Trenton McDanel Mae Benson Webb Remmark Douglas Doud Monroe County Hospital MYF Coleman Bertha Spencer

Local Social Notes From Area Families

Sunday dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Spencer and family. The Friday Fairies 4H met with Susan Dooley and six members. Mary Meadows visitors at Alva Cridlebaugh home caring for Lavera with mumps. Susan Dooley visited Beverly Stewart Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Chrs Bogart and Wayne McDanel attended Miley Lockman funeral Sunday. Sympathy extended to the family. Lute Hiatt hosted and visited with Fern Winans. Taylor Toilers 4-H met at Stanley Spencer home. Lute Hiatt and Carol Breese visited Saturday. Virgil Dooley and Kenneth Daniels at forage meeting Extension office. Theo Miller and Mary Meadows spent Sunday evening with Lute and Anna Hiatt.

Ralph Spencer Susan Dooley Mary Meadows Alva Cridlebaugn Lavera Beverly Stewart Chrs Bogart Wayne McDanel Miley Lockman Lute Hiatt Harold Winans Charney Winans Moulton Taylor Toilers 4-H Stanley Spencer Carol Breese Virgil Dooley Kenneth Daniels Theo Miller Lute Anna Hiatt

Probate hearing for Miley V. Lockman will

In Appanoose County Iowa district court notice of probate for Miley V. Lockman deceased. Hearing is set for 10:00 a.m. on a date in March 1965 at Centerville County Courthouse to prove the January 17, 1958 will. Clerk Gloria Cortesio and attorney Charles L. Johnston listed.

District couRt State OF Iowa Appanoose County Miley V. Lockman Centerville Gloria Cortesio Charles L. Johnston

Glattis Tongue Item Sparks Schoolwide Curiosity

Students name a glattis as a tongue and share varied remarks about seeing or using one across classes and routines. Several confirm daily or frequent encounters while a few admit unfamiliarity. The comment thread ends with the definition that a glattis is a tongue.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Salem Larry Grinstead Richard Calhoun Versal Miller’s Sale Lionel Potts Versal Miller Sally Whitehead Dell Heliyer John Huff Grant Tadlock Fernal Gutcher Gene Huff Hazel Sandeen Elbert Perry Harry Jennings Julia Jeffrey Perry Amy Hiner Bert Perry Elliott Bookkeeping Supply E. State Centerville M. Patrick Gleason Opt Centerville, Iowa Unionville Agnas More Wayne Wayne Way Tail Curler, Jr Moravia Illinois Leonium Fay Scott Mike Rinehart Glen Overturfs Charlie Wakefields Addie Sheldons Arthur Burton Maude Whitehead Vera Firkins Iole Christy Dewey Locke Gail C. Long Cincinnati Cliff Pfannebecker Averal Kaster Kasters Cliff Pfannebeckers Tracy Todd New Hope Mes, Gladys Vosburg Hiattsville Wayne McDanal Dr. L. den Harteg Optemetrist N. Malin Diel Goode Albig Dedemoasse Binet Shanes Ses Scribbler Jani Ward Marsha Stewart Mary Joyce Mullins Marty Douglas Faber Jim Proctor Stephen Sulser Patty Rogers Carol Joyce Stocker Mary Kay Spencer Minnie Ann Penny Colin Cridlebaugh Nancy Crabtree Bill Jones Linda Irwin Kathy Self Mary Jo Wilson Letha Hopkins Jerry Hawk Marjorie French Guardian Maintenance Service Carmer'’S Inc LEER Benz Moravia Insurance Agency John Deere Ford Sam Muikey International Rotary International Turley Continental Kewanee David Bradley Westendorfer New Idea Ford Tractor Taylor Bros Sew & So John Peterson and Paul Morehead
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