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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1957
Page
3
Weekend guests at the Carl Burkland home were Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Cochell of Ottumwa. Sunday guests were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burkland of Oskalovesca. Mrs. John Johnson will leave Thursday evening for a visit with her son and family in Tuscon, Arizona.
In Moravia a transfer is noted involving Mrs. Cheria and Mrs. Iva Strunk. The report references care steps between Monod county hospital at Albia and Bagley nursing home, with mentions of Mrs. Bertha Miller and Mrs. Dora Hudgens on Thursday.
The Franklin Farmers 4-H club met January 21 1957 at the Sneeden home. President Donnie Argo led pledge and the group voted to play in the Monroe county 4-H tournament. Dick and Tony Sneeden demonstrated carrying baskets and discussed health checkups. Refreshments were served to members leaders and the reporter.
Martha Rouse hosted the Busy Maidens 4-H club January gathering. Becky Whitlock led the meeting with roll call by Turner, Whitlock, Rouse, Turner, and Free. Rouse demonstrated brownie pudding with ice cream, Free spoke on milk value, and photos captured club activities with guests Mrs. Francis Turner George Whitlock and leaders Whitlock and Rouse.
A flurry of informal visits and social calls fills a week in Centerville and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs Albert Tubaugh host a niece. Ida Cayor spends days with her daughter. several couples, including the Lindskoogs and Andrews, visit hospitals, inaugurations, and homes. Multiple gatherings occur at Tadlocks, Williams, Strunks, Hershbergers, and Smith hospital events.
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