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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1959

Page

2

Scribbler Witty Banter About New Year and Electric Chair

The fragment shows a quirky line about a hammer slaying and at least seven ax cases in the coming year. It ends with anticipation for the new year and a joking nod to the electric chair.

He Who Looks Ahead Seldom Falls Behind

Seniors reflect on future plans urging preparation and a firm desire to win. The message asks whether to pursue college or seek work, arguing looking ahead too far risks inaction, and wishing good luck for the impending senior year.

World of Seniors Past at Hayes Home

A 1941 feature notes Joe Hayes born at the Hayes home on April 23. Now a high school senior at MHS, he is 5 feet 11 inches tall with brown hair and blue eyes and aims to be a farmer. He favors sociology, values bookkeeping, wishes hallways were wider, and warns underclassmen to slow down and learn. The piece closes with a future farm note and a Moravia, Iowa setting.

Hayes Joe MHS Sandy Moravia AMM

Union Township Mra F E Boyer Meeting Notes

Union Township notes show Myrtle Harrington leading a W B meeting with Goldie Hunt and Lucille Alden assisting. A cooperative dinner is planned for February at Lucille Alden’s home. Several local residents visited, hosted, or attended events across Unionville and Ottumwa, including engagements, family dinners, and Sunday visits.

Local visitors frequent the Kelley home and Centerville church

Mrs John Kelley and Mrs Lawrence hosted Sunday afternoon guests at the Herachel Kelley home. Mr and Mrs Joe Wilson Mr and Mrs Clarence Hunt Mildred Kelley and Laverna Riegel attended a teacher training class at Centerville Methodist church Thursday evening. Herschel Kelley Debbie and Diane visited Mrs Kelleys grandmother Mrs Mary Burns in Centerville Saturday. Lavern Horn and Becky of Des Moines spent the weekend at the John Kelley home.

Unionville W. 8 Myrtle Harrington Goldie Hunt Lucille Alden Ramona Cox Des Moines Burdett Cox Unionville Myf Janet Harrington Elaine Harrington John Kelley Emma Boyer Ben Davia Nadine Randy Dommer Herschel Kelly Lawrence Bummer Herachel Kelley Joe Wilson Clarence Hunt Mildred Kelley Laverna Riegel Centerville Methodist Church Herschel Kelley Debbie Diane Kelley Mary Burns Centerville Lavern Horn Becky

Miller family and friends gather for visits and funeral

A group of relatives and friends including Mrs Theo Miller Mrs Ella Foster and Mrs Liszie VanDorin visited, shared meals, and attended Vicki Fileen Argo's funeral. Other locals Mrs Roscoe Pennington and Nancy Boblenz joined Rainbow events while Kay Overturf and Cynthia Callen hosted Sunday gatherings.

Ella Foster Liszie VanDorin Connie Roblenz Neney Mossey Donna Tomlin Apent Peggy Rodgers Mia Francia Miller Ray Susan Jane

West Point Social News Includes Visits and Gatherings

West Point residents Mrs. Leo Hoffman and others attended funeral services for Lew Rinehart on Wednesday. Darrell Cooper and Cecil visited town for a checkup on Cecil's elbow. Families shared meals and evenings at several local homes, with condolences extended to the Argo family for little Vicki.

Darrell Cooper Cecil Leo Hoffman Fred Argo Roscoe Argo Basil Herteen Rex Hagerman B. F. Whitehead Hugh McFatridge K. C. Potts Lew Rinehart Bill Mahin James Wilson Mike Donald Jones Ottumwa Will Hagerman

Local social visits and Monday to Wednesday notes

Nellie Thompson hosted an Albin caller Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs La Vern Masaman and Brant were Tuesday supper guests at Paul Dicks home. Richard Callen stayed Tuesday night with Gilbert Callen. Wayne Thompson visited Nellie Thompson Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs DeWayne Moore and children were Tuesday evening guests at Pat Printy home. Nona Dicks visited Freda Swift Monday afternoon. Constance Thompson called on Nellie Thompson Wednesday afternoon. Several attended the Lew Ringhart event.

Nellie Thompson la Vern Masaman Brant Paul Dicks Richard Callen Gilbert Callen Wayne Thompson DeWayne Moore Pat Printy Nona Dicks Freda Swift Constance Thompson Lew Ringhart Smirls Verna McAniieh May Darwin Mary Jo Sheldon Mearl Dicks Addie Sheldon Russell Brown Jim McAninch Connie Max Dick Brown Pearl Kelsey Nellie Thomson Verna McAninch Connie McAninch Verda Argo Fern Callen

Funeral and social notes from Ottumwa area events

Funeral services planned for Wednesday afternoon and Addie Free on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Pearl Broshar and Mr and Mrs Russell Brown hosted Dick Brown's birthday. several guests visited Verna and Nellie McAninch and Callen households. Community members attended dinners, church, and 4-H club activities with multiple visits noted. Deepest sympathy extended for Vickie Argo’s bereavement.

Addie Pearl Broshar Russell Brown Dick Brown Janet Shirley Massman Helen McAninch Verna McAninch Elaina Joyea Christy Gilbert Callen DeWayne Moore Paul Dicks Nona Dicks Sheldon Pearl Kelsey Nellie Thompson LeRoy Brown Ottumwa A. J. Brown Joyce Christy Wayne Christy Vickie Argo Francia Miller

So and Sew Club Holds First Meeting of Year

The So and Sew club met at Margaret VanZante's home last Tuesday afternoon for the early-year gathering. The roll call featured personal resolutions for the year. Attendees enjoyed games and were served delicious refreshments.

Margaret VanZante

Mystery Box Guesses and Social Visits Report

Hostess Alec Woodward guessed the mystery box while social visits occurred across Ottumwa Centerville and surrounding homes. Mr and Mrs Carl VanZante and Charles were in Ottumwa Wednesday with Doris Johnson and Charlene Wilson. Friday seen with Louisa Jones Cyril McDanel and two amen dbers absent. Sunday visitors included Bam Shepard and Ben Rev at the VanZanta and Jones homes.

Alec Woodward Carl VanZante Charles Ottumwa Mra Emory Kehrberg Lyle Louisa Jones Cyril McDanel Centerville Cirele Doris Johnson Charlene Wilson John VanZenta Bam Shepard Ben Jones Richardson Jones and VanZante

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Union Township F. E. Boyer Albia Sales CO Sale Pavilion Albia Iowa Peterson and Sons Don and John and Paul Morehead Lloyd Rose Appanoose County Assessor West Point Mrs Leo Hoffma Pleasent Hill Farm Bureau Aly Bryan Hart Farm Bureau Office Centerville, Lows John VanZante Ford Service Forder General Motor Briccs Motor Co Ford Firestone Oehler Bros
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