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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1969

Page

6

Social visits and church events in Des Moines area

Families gathered across Iowa from Des Moines to Centerville and Ottumwa. Walter Beck and Josten visited Mrs. Perry in Kirkville while Perry is hospitalized. Chris Bogart remains a patient in Centerville. Visitors to Wm Gardner’s home included Donahoo of Richland and Kimble of Ottumwa. Evle Runnella attended her grandson’s wedding in Danville and Floyd Runnells’ in Burlington. Raymond and Barbara Murdy called on Leonard Palmer. Several locals attended an Eastern Star workshop in Ottumwa. Brian Siegler’s baptism drew relatives from Albia and Ames to Des Moines.

Walter Beck Josten Jonathan Des Moines M. A. Perry Perry Laughlin Hospital Kirkaville Chris Bogart St. Joseph Hospital Centerville Wm. Gardner A. W. Donahoo Richland Wash George Kimble Ottumwa Mina Dov Ina Miller Marvin Gardner Evle Runnella Floyd Runnells Burlington Danville Methodist Church Raymond Barbara Murdy Moulton Leonard Palmer Claude Hawk Win, French Trenton Wilson Jim Herron Ray Charity Eastern Star Workshop Andy Mosley Adda Long Albia Brian Siegler St. Pius Church Siegler Denny Argo Twins Ames

Phillips and Walker families share birthday supper

Mr and Mrs Milo Walker report a birthday gathering at Keith Phillips home with Keith and Jay Phillips and Wendell Phillips attending along with Mrs Keith Phillips and other Phillips families. Sunday dinner guests at Milo Walker's included Tim and Mark.

Wendell Phillips Keith Phillips Jay Phillips Howard Phillips Ivyl Tanbell Wilbur Phillips Milo Walker Tim and Mark

Appanoose County Board of Education 1968 Expenses Report

The summary lists expense items for Appanoose County Board of Education for 1968 including travel, office supplies, publications, and salaries. It notes depository cash balance at year end and allocations to various community schools and sections, with totals and receipts from state federal county sources. Key entries include personnel salaries, travel by George Starcevich, and contributions to Moravia Centerville Seymour and Sigted districts.

Argo Guy Burroughs City Book Store Davis Donald W Federal Social Security Foster Deloris Tray Foster Forrest R Guernsey Hugh Harcourt, Brace and World Hoermang Press Iowa Association of School Boards Iowa Employees Retirement System Iowa State Telephone Corporation Jowegian Printing Company Kbpte Printing Company Koehler Frederick R. C. Booth Enterprises Star Printing Company Siarcevich George Wayne County Board of Education Centerville Moravia Seymour Community Schools Sigted Geo. J. Starcevich

Birthday gatherings span Colfax families in informal notices

Lobb, Daniel Herman, and Jon Bell of Colfax gather for Brent Walker’s 12th birthday. Brent stayed overnight with Ricky Bogers Monday to celebrate his birthday. Mrs. Jack Brazil hosted Monday evening visits at Wendell Phillips’ home. Milo Walker and family attended Unionville Baptist church fellowship supper Saturday. Rev. Keith Knauss and wife shared slides from Africa and Europe after a spaghetti supper. Attendees included Kim Knauss, Pastor and Mrs. Lobb, Hargrave, Burns, Staley, Moulton, Wright, Lippert, Herman, Wilcox, Strunk, Joan, John, Mary Beth, Cathy Kirk, and Carlton Watts.

Lobb Daniel Herman Jon Bell Colfax Brent Walker Brent Ricky Bogers Ricky Jack Brazil Wendell Phillips Milo Walker Jewell Unionville Baptist Church Keith Knauss Ottumwa Africa Europe Kim Knauss Dan Hargrave Raymond Burns Gerald Staley Debbie Robert Moulton Cindy Ollie Wright Greg Rex Lippert Carlotta Robert Herman Daniel Mark Wilcox Lester Strunk Joan John Mary Beth Cathy Kirk Carlton Watts

Franklin social notes feature Calhoun and local visits

Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Calhoun spent Sunday evening at the Charles Mack home. Jimmy Sheldon visited Mark Ammons Sunday afternoon. B. F. Whitehead called on Hugh McFatridge Thursday. Mrs. Wayne Thompson spent Monday with Dorothy Calhoun. Roy Rinehart was a Slipper guest at Roscoe Argo Sunday evening. Leon Calhoun and family called on Charles Hershberger Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Perry, Julia and Jeff spent Thursday at Larry Derby’s. Kart and Amy Hiner hosted dinner Sunday. Shirley Calhoun visited Delbert Calhoun Friday. Hugh McFatridge and Roscoe Argo hosted Tuesday visits with Kenneth and Donald Calhoun. Lloyd Allum attended Jay Massman’s funeral in Centerville Sunday.

Delbert Calhoun Charles Mack Jimmy Sheldon Mark Ammons B. F. Whitehead Hugh McFatridge Wayne Thompson Dorothy Calhoun Roy Rinehart Roscoe Argo Leon Calhoun Charles Hershberger Gary Perry Julia Jeff Larry Derby Kart Amy Hiner Shirley Calhoun Kenneth Donald Calhoun Lloyd Allum Jay Massman Centerville

VOSBURG Social Roundup Notes Army Leave and Travel

Mr and Mrs Dick Brown and Brad visited Bernard Walter’s with Clayton Sheldon family and others for a chili and oyster supper in Voskburg. Neil Brown, home on 30 day Army furlough, left for Oakland via Des Moines airport. Theresa Brown visited Sibyl Whitehead at Albia hospital. Denise Walters and Doris Christy joined gatherings at Dick Brown and Aubrey Christy homes. George Rinehart and family spent weekend with Don Wake in Pickering Missouri. Brad and others were Friday supper guests.

Dick Brown Brad Bernard Walter Clayton Sheldon Linda Jimmie Neil Claude Sheldon Clarence Addie Sheldon Jessie McAninch Charles McAninch Lynn Muse Des Moines Oakland Calif Theresa Brown Sibyl Whitehead Albia Hospital Denise Walters Doris Christy Edith Callen Aubrey Christy Lloyd Buell Steve Bernard Walters George Rinehart Tracy Mark Don Wake Pickering

Belated Birthday Dinner and Sunday Visits Noted in Albia

At the Everett Agans home in Albia Mr and Mrs Pearl Kelsey and Nellie Thompson were Saturday supper guests of Mrs Wayne Thompson and Constance A belated birthday dinner was held at the Wayne Christy home Sunday in honor of Joyce and Paul Christy Other guests were Mr and Mrs Fred Christy Barbara and Patty Mr and Mrs Aubrey Christy and Edith Callen Sally White head was an afternoon visitor Mr and Mrs Roy Rinehart visited at the Ray Rinehart home Sunday afternoon Randy and Susan Whitehead spent Sunday afternoon with Brad Brown Mr and Mrs Bernard Walter and Denise spent Sunday evening at the Richard Eastlick home

Everett Agans Albia Pearl Kelsey Nellie Thompson Wayne Thompson Constance Wayne Christy Joyce Paul Christy Fred Christy Barbara Patty Aubrey Christy Edith Callen Sally Whitehead Roy Rinehart Ray Rinehart Randy Susan Whitehead Brad Brown Bernard Walter Denise Richard Eastlick

Taylor-Ettes 4-H Club Meets at Burklands

The regular Tay lor-Ettes 4-H meeting was held January 23 at Dana and Paula Burklands home. Ei leen McDonough presided. Eleven members and two leaders attended. Books on Food and Nutrition were distributed and enrollment reports submitted. Dana Burkland demonstrated boiling eggs and Paula demonstrated yeast. Refreshments were served. Reporter Sally Martin.

Taylor-Ettes Dana Paula Burkland Eileen McDonough Dana Burkland Paula Sally Martin

Pleasant Hill Mews Share Social Visits

Mr. and Mrs. Emmons Atwell visited the Davises on Wednesday evening. Glen McNair called on the Penfields Tuesday. Steve Kauzlarich of Centerville helped on the water system at the George Curtis home Wednesday and Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Sulser and Mrs. Dorothy Curtis shopped in Centerville Friday. Mrs. Mabel Moore visited her mother near Seymour Friday. Mrs. Alice Hixenbaugh called on Mrs. Elma Davis Thursday morning. Jack Penfield visited his parents Thursday. Dean Curtis of Des Moines dined with the Curtis family Saturday. Bennie Tarbell and daughters of Grimes spent Saturday afternoon.

Emmons Atwell Robert Davis Glen McNair Gray Penfield Steve Kauzlarich Centerville George Curtis Harley Sulser Dorothy Curtis Mabel Moore Billa Sager Seymour Alice Hixenbaugh Elma Davis Jack Penfield Dean Curtis Des Moines John Bennie Tarbell Grimes Jan Moore Southeast Warren Robert Davison Edith Hixenbaugh Don Fetters Gray Pensfield Charles McAninch Steve Tarbell Russell Moore Moravia John Curtis Neil Penfield Harley Suiser Harry Robertson Gary Howard Spaur Carl Spaur Albia Jeanne Spaur DeWayne Moore Lamont Unionville Melrose Ottumwa Donovan Clarence Sheldon Pleasant Hill

Pleasant Hill Items Highlight Local Visits and Events

Grandparents were visited by Jan Moore and several local families shared weekend activities. Attendance at ball games included Russell Moore in Moravia and DeWayne Moore’s group at Lamont. Multiple calls and visits occurred in Centerville Albia Ottumwa Unionville Melrose and Ottumwa during the period.

Remember to call Sunday or Monday

A note requesting contact, asking to place a call on Sunday or Monday to reach the listed number 724-3478. The reminder emphasizes timing and a specific contact window for follow up.

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