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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1953
Page
5
A crowded weekend of visits and gatherings across Centerville Ottumwa and nearby towns featured numerous families dropping by friends homes for Sunday dinners picnics and birthday parties. Notable attendees included the Christy Coulson Argo Long and Rinehart households plus travelers from Davenport Arlington Hampton Promise City and Des Moines.
A startling medical marvel unfolds as three distinct personalities inhabit a single body. The American Weekly teaser promises Sunday coverage in the Chicago American edition, inviting readers to explore one of the era's most baffling cases.
Pleasant Hill residents share weekend visits and gatherings with neighbors and relatives across Ottumwa Albia and Des Moines. A death mourns former local Esther Murphy, with community members attending the funeral and offering condolences.
The Hilton Hustlers 4-H met June 8 at Hilton church with Paul Wilson presiding. A July 13 tour and a June 28 Albia park going away party for Lloyd Reid were planned. Present were Larry Spencer John Murdy Jim Rogers Karl Rogers De Wayne Clark Tom Koffman Larry Chance Carl Rouse Paul Turner Paul Wilson Richard Hawk Mark Van Zante Paul Koffman Raymond Clark Kenny Ellison David Murdy James Pasut Donna Woodward Aileen Turner.
West Point community guests include Mr and Mrs Roscoe Argo and others visiting at numerous homes in Centerville Albia Ottumwa and Exline. The July school board meeting was held at Leo Hoffmans with Clair Potts Andy Mosley and Nancy in attendance. Several families attended picnics fairs and church events while many relatives from Tyler Texas and other areas visited local homes and shared meals and recreational outings.
Mr and Mrs K C Potts and family hosted a Sunday dinner at the Glen Jones residence in Albia. Attending were Mr and Mrs Glen Jones and Mr and Mrs Edris Jones and Pearl of Albia, and Mr and Mrs C C Baker and family of Tyler Texas who enjoyed ice cream at the Potts home.
Lucille Daniels of Palo Alto left after visiting her mother in Centerville and relatives in Ottumwa. Numerous locals hosted and visited kin including the Daniels, Hiatt, Luther, Dooley, and Rose families during a busy weekend and Fourth of July gatherings. Several calls and a Youth Fellowship camp in Mt Pleasant were noted among Centerville and Rock Island connections.
Mr and Mrs Darencer of Olewein and Mr and Mrs Earl Dacadermer appear in a social list alongside Buddy and Alan of Chicago Deloris Moore Jerry McFall and Lee Den nig of Carterville Colleen Fenton returned home Sunday after a two week stay in Olewein Iowa
Mrs. Lois Hanley and daughter Ann Marie left Thursday for Washington DC after visiting at the Coy Swift home. Several families from Moravia and Louilla were visitors at local homes including Frank Cox Roy Moffatt and Starcevic. A humorous note notes the persistence of a singing fly, ending with a Columbus Gazette credit to Helene Dillon.
A line from Duke Norberg in Whats New appears in the Monroe County News. The phrase signals a cultural note on television literacy in households unwired for TV and the reference to One Man's Family appears as a contemporary media remark.
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