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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1957

Page

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Ramblin Ed King Rising in Iowa U Organization

Ed King son in law of Viola Hammond former Mt. Pleasant resident and Mt. Pleasant high school graduate rose from meter reader to district accountant on March 1. Married Viola Hammond May 16 1954. Active in community affairs as First Baptist Church member and Mt. Pleasant Chamber of Commerce secretary treasurer of Iowa State Junior Chamber of Commerce. Recently in conference with Governor Loveless.

Mt. Pleasant High School Viola Hammond Mt. Pleasant First Baptist’ Church Chamber of Commerce Iowa State Junior Chamber of Commerce Iowa Loveless

Moravia Well Water Shortage Reportedly Continues

Local chatter notes Moravia faces ongoing drought with wells running short. Johnson Barber Supply Co received a Holland leather bundle addressed to Moravia USA, delivered without issue. Editors joke about Karl Tuttle’s deep well and trades of milk for water amid dry spells.

Moravia Johnson Barber Supply Co Holland

Udell and Area Social Notes From Local Notices

Udell social items recount Thursday visits at Fern Cassatt home. Donald Housers visit Moulton area. Ora Powells travels to Texas enroute to relatives. Edna Moore at Joe Moores. George Clark house fire early Sunday. Mrs Clark away with ill mother. Fire trap destroyed home. no one inside. Joe Moore family and Morlan household guests. Baptist church memorial in Centerville for Rev. Herbert Richmond. Linda suffers rheumatic fever. numerous local visitors stop by Borg home. Murdy under doctor care. Byers and Moon families join at Harold Byers home. Burling- ton vicinity guests.

Donald Housers Moulton Fern Cassatt Lloyd Selix Song Alvin Springs Ora Powells Texas Edna Moore Joe First Baptist Church Raymond Byers Neal Wagner Harold Byers Cheriton Guy Moon Humeston Jerry Riggs Oshla Burlington

Local family visits and fire relief shower planned

The article lists visits by Mr. and Mrs. Donald Burkland from Gary Indiana and Carl Weber to various relatives in Cen terville and Oskaloosa. A community shower at the school house is planned Wednesday evening for the Geo Clark family who lost their home in a Sunday fire, with Cecil Morlan visiting Alvin Spring and Carl Burkland of Moravia staying with the Albert Burkland home Monday evening.

Henry Witkingon Bennett Woods Centerville Donald Burkland Gary Ind Albert Burkland Carl Weber Leonard Spurgeon Oskaloosa Geo. Clark Cecil Morlan Alvin Spring Carl Burkland Moravia

New Hone By Genevie Donovan

Sunday evening at Unionville the Wesly Chapel Mission group held devotions and a lesson led by Mrs Ed ith Hiatt and Mrs Anna Hiatt. Guests included Bob Houser Ivan Harsh Zella Wilson and Tom and the Turner family. Several local residents attended social visits and events including a 85th birthday for Emery Hiatt and a farewell party for Minnie Peterson and Henry Witt at the George Turner home.

Centerville Mery Hiatt Emery Hiatt Ivan Harsh Taylor Aid Theo Miller Joan Pettibone Rex Hagerman Hagerman Pettibone Loyd Carter Richard Goughnour Mediapolis Zoe Callen Opal Frank Hiatt Aliie Philips Oskaloosa Hiatt Bird Newt Long Elbert Perry John Wood Dorothy Genevie Donovan Jay Clayworth Ernest West Minnie Peterson Henry Witt George Turner Wess Hiatt Bill Long Lute Hiatt Bert Meadows P. D. Ankeney Peterson Witt John Horstman Bessie Donovan John Allem Jerry Roblenz Donald West ASC Washington, Town Mrs. Hiatt Ritz Cafe Carl van Zante Coral Brees Harold Hudgens Cecil Schrodt Russell Hiatt Lee Hiatt Deg Moines Charles Cunningham

Local residents share Sunday visits in Perry Mikels home

Mrs. Mary Martin and son and Mr. and Mrs. Geo Baldwin with family and Mr and Mrs Howard Baldwin and family were callers Sunday evening at the Perry Mikels home. Mr and Mrs Herb Bobienz were called to Ottumwa Sunday due to the illness of Herb's father Leta Jwng stayed with Nancy Sunday. Mr and Boys Cole Johnny and Tom Workman were visitors at the Russell Burns home.

Bob Houser Estel Howser Centervilla Chas. Burton Hughes Aircraft Tuscan Arizona Shriner Club Hughes Little Theater Chas Curtin Mikela Geo. Baldwin Chariton Nancy Roblenz Linda Ward Ward Francis Argo Don Polson Guy Argos Guy Argo St. Josephs Hospital Verda Argo Verda Leon Burns Paul Burns Russell Burns James Cline Wesley Cline California Fern McDanel Lloyd Cline Rockford Ernest Hiatts Ann Mihalovich Sharon Argo KCOG Taylorette 4-H Club Fay Cline Vane Cline Ernest Hiatt Chloe Foster Allie Boyer Bachelors Club Mary Martin Howard Baldwin Perry Mikelsome Herb Bobienz Ottumwa Herb Leta Jwng Nancy Cole Johnny Tom Workman

Salem Socials and Visits Highlight Weekend Gatherings

Hazel Hellyer and Raymond Perry families spent Friday and Sunday visiting relatives across Salem Prairie City Harcourt Lovilia and Centerville. Wedding attendees at Centerville M E Church included Lloyd Brown and Jerry with Massman and Waggoner.

Raymond Perry Lloyd Brown Ed DeHall Prairie City Homer Hamilton Cass Hamilton Andrew Systma Donne Harcourt Robert Jennings Hazel Hellyer Maude McDonald Emory Kehrberg Sons Dell Hellyer Jerry Massman and Waggoner Centerville M. E J. T. van Dorin Sale L. R. Perry Della Jennison Elbert Perry Earl Purvis Seymour Dno Nash Zola Flanders Raymond Perry and A. E. Derby Lovitlia George Hellyer Karol Ann Coy Swift James Calhoun Belbert Calhoun Roscoe

Busy Maidens 4 H Club Holds February Meeting

Elaine Free hosted the Busy Maidens 4 H club February meeting. The president led the call to order. Roll call and a food discussion followed. Becky Whitlock spoke on eyes at every meal, Elaine Free demonstrated cookie making, and she then served cookies with fruit salad.

Elaine Free Busy Maidens 4-H Club Becky Whitlock

Social visit notes from Amy Hiner home

Afternoon visitors were Mr and Mrs Eugene Jackson Paul and friends of ota tumwa Mrs Dick Brown Mrs Donald Whitehead and Sally Jo spent Friday afternoon with Mrs Delbert Calhoun Mr and Mrs Claude Hawk Mr and Mrs Truxton Dicks spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brown.

Amy Hiner Eugene Jackson Paul Otatumwa Dick Brown Donald Whitehead Sally Jo Delbert Calhoun Claude Hawk Truxton Dicks Lloyd Brown

Community Visits and Guests from Near and Far

Local residents including Mr. and Mrs. Fred Argo and Mr. Basil Herteen and families visited Marshalltown and Roscoe Argo homes. Numerous calls occurred across Ames, Harcourt, and surrounding towns, with friends like Robert Potts and Stella Argo hosting and visiting through the weekend and into Monday.

Fred Argo Basil Herteen Marshalltown Leo Hoffman and Sons John Exline Glen LaVona Roscoe Argo Robert Potts Ames Clair Potts Clarence Scott Hugh Andrew Systma Donna Harcourt Roscoe Argos Vinton Lundy Gerald ‘Fenton Robert Sweden Will Hagerman Will ‘Peterson Rex Hagerman Leo Hoffman Otis Fuller Eugene Callen Richard Hoffman Addie Sheldon Stella Argo Jennie Jennings Basit-Hertéen

Whipped Cream Group Members Noted At Meeting

Recorded list shows Martha Rouse Becky Whitlock Jeanne Turner Marilyn Turner Elaine Free with leaders Mrs George Whitlock and Mrs Warren Rouse hosting. Guests Donna Mc Grighy and Judy Gillaspie attended as noted by Martha Rouse, reporter.

Martha Rouse Becky Whitlock Jeanne ‘Turner Marilyn Turner Elaine Free George Whitlock Warren Rouse Donna McGrighy Judy Gillaspie

Happy Helpers 4-H club meets at Mosleys on Feb 12 1957

The Happy Helpers 4-H club held its regular meeting at the Mosley home on February 12 1957. Connie McAninch presided at 7 30 PM with eleven members present, pledge recited, minutes read, and treasurer's report given. Janice Mosley reported on a training school and distributed literature. Mary Mosley demonstrated coffee cake and Janice Mosley demonstrated chicken pie. Refreshments served to a large group including Mary Lot Rin hart Mary Lou Rinehart and others.

Happy Helpers 4-H Club Mary, Nancy Janice Mosley Connie McAninch K. C. Potts Janice Mosley Mary Lou Rinehart Mary Mosley Martha McCord Mary Lot Rinehart Doris Jean Hawk Roseann Shirley Calhoun Linda Pearl Sandra Whitehead Mary Nancy Dick Brown B. F. Whitehead Ann Mihalovich Judy Smith And Andy Mosley Richard

Urbana Commandoes 4-H Meeting Minutes Recap

The Urbana Commandoes 4-H club met February 12 at Merle Sinclairs. Vice president Duane Proctor led the meeting, with secretary James Crawley reading the minutes of the previous session.

Urbana Commandoes 4-H Club Merle Sinclairs Duane Proctor James Crawley

4-H Meeting Notes On March 11 At James Crawleys

Heat weetae authority on Mange by Floyd Proctor. Jaynes Crawley and Duane Proctor to give talks next meeting. Members present include Jamies Crawley Robert Horn Diane Proctor 102 Proctor and Merle Sinclair. The meeting adjourned after the 4-H pledge. The club met January 21 at Floyd Proctors for the regular meeting with James Crawley Floyd Proctor Bill Proctor Duane Proctor and Robert Horn present. Discussions covered more talks and demonstrations from a book, then adjourned after the 4-H pledge.

Heat Weetae Floyd Proctor Jaynes Crawley Duané Proctor Jamies Crawley Robert Horn Proctor Diane Proctor Merle Sinclair James Crawley Floyd Proctors Bill Proctor Duané’ Proctor

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