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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1962
Page
6
Social notes recount Centerville residents and visitors, including anniversaries, birthdays, and family greetings. Highlights mention Mr. and Mrs Ray McCloud celebrating their 57th anniversary quietly. several calls from relatives in Des Moines, Grinnell, Unionville, and Missouri. and weekend visits involving the Hutchins, Mihalovich, Paxston, and Hawk families along with transfers and upcoming moves.
We report the hospital case of the Hull family newborn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hull, who underwent throat surgery at Ottumwa hospital. Charley Andrews and Keith Crid Jebaugh covered Donald’s chores during the absence and Mrs. Betty Caster visited relatives at Burton and Strunk homes.
Mrs Bruhn was Monday at the Lee Tadloc home. Lorene Tubaugh cared for her mother all day. Cecil Tnd. Mr and Mrs Richard Tubaugh attended open house for Mr and Mrs Lute Hiatt on their golden wedding anniversary at the E U B church Sunday. Mr and Mrs Lester Strunk and Walter Paris attended the N F and meeting in Centerville Monday night.
Robert Harsh will undergo surgery Wednesday morning at Centerville hospital. Mr and Mrs Ivan Harsh and family host and visit with relatives including Janet Harrington and Jerry Roblenz. Neighborhood gatherings feature the Hiatt 50th anniversary service at EB United Baptist church and multiple Sunday dinners and visits among local families.
Elizabeth Turner leaving Hiattsville community with best wishes for her and her husband George Turner. Ralph Spencer and family welcomed to the area. Farewell supper for the Turners postponed due to bad weather. Mr and Mrs Lute Hiatt celebrate 50th wedding anniversary with wishes for health and happiness. Multiple local visitors and open house events noted at E A B church and homes, plus first aid lesson at Milo Walker home.
Mrs Karl Branklin and allied families attended a birthday dinner honoring Emery Hiatt for his ninetieth birthday Sunday. Shirley Calhoun visited Hattie Miller and Rev George McMullen’s group including Steven Calhoun. Don Richards and Coy Swift joined James Calhoun’s gatherings. Dale Williams stopped by the Larry Derby home Monday.
Kyls News Letter notes there are sixteen Senate and twenty House standing committees. Committees and subcommittees hear, gather data, and draft legislation. Investigations expand, including highway system scrutiny funded mainly by the federal government. HUAC faces abolition efforts, with few lawmakers opposing funding.
Mrs Loyd Ammons Lindy and Shirley Calhoun attended a 4-H meeting at Linda Pearl Whitehead’s home. The Calhouns and related families spent evenings with Delbert Calhoun and at Emery Hiatt’s. Dean Ammons honored at a Christian Service Center banquet in Albia. Sympathy extended to Taylor Rinehart and Callen families. Leon Calhoun attended a Chariton music festival.
Proceedings continue listing claims and payments including Cayler Lumiere Company lumber and fixtures repairs and supplies 7.95 cents municipal waterworks service 2.01 Centerville National Bank 151.00 and withholding notes.
A dense record shows payroll items for numerous workers and businesses, plus approvals of annual and semi annual reports, suspensions, bond actions, and real estate contracts in Appanoose County. Names like Hargis, Cairns, and McFall appear among labor and vendor entries, with entries referencing Centerville National Bank withholding and various service firms. A concrete contract dated January 19 1962 outlines maintenance for the courthouse ladies rest rooms with Ollen Banks as party of the second part.
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