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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1969

Page

4

Local Family News From Lancaster Wisconsin Area

Mr and Mrs John Wilson and family of Lancaster Wis spent the Fourth weekend here with their parents Mr and Mrs Frank Wilson and Mr and Mrs Meat Walter. Those visiting included Spencer Wilson Odile Clark Nell Rousseau Leonard Wilson Mrs E G Hawk and many others. Funeral services were held in Seymour for Mrs Bob Harris. Wendell Murdy’s birthday noted. Mrs John Armstrong graduate nurse June 29. Miss Faye Platt hospital surgery Centerville July 6 222 room. Opal Van Dorin visit noted.

John Wilson Lancaster Wis Frank Wilson Meat Spencer Wilson Leonard Wilson Seymour Daphne Smith Weneta Cobler Ottumwa Ronald Dotson Chicago Toa Dotson Centerville Faye Platt St. Joseph ‘Hospital James Kearney Kim Jimmy Glen van Dorin Opal van Dorin

Moravia Fourth Weekend Socials and Co-op Dinner

Residents hosted and visited across towns during the Fourth weekend in Moravia. Guests from Indianola Martinsdale Pleasantville Albia Ottumwa Blakesburg Centerville and Salisbury Maryland joined seventy relatives for a Legion home co op dinner to visit with Francis Robinson and family.

Moravia Gaylord Main Opal van ‘Dorit Birdie Main Glen The Legion Home Francis Robinson Larry John Lind Jay, Tracy and Trent Salisbury Maryland Indianola Martinsdale Pleasantville Albia Ottumwa Blakesburg Centerville

News of Interest From New Hope

Gladys Harsh reports a busy week of visits in New Hope with multiple families: Harsh relatives from Carbondale Illinois assisted with Mrs. Harsh after hospital discharge, while Jay Wilson family hosted gatherings with Renee Courtney and others. Attendance included Bayard Neff Rockford Illinois and Kenny Free with Flora Jones, plus Prent Ballanger families and multiple trips to Otumwa and local birthdays noted.

New Hope Gladys Harsh Richard Harsh Richy Carbondale Ill Ivan Harsh Pittsburgh Penn Greg Mobley Vanessa Long Jay Wilson Bayard Neff Rockford Kenneth Free Flora Jones Frank Ballanger Nelson Ballanger

Douglas News Roundup From Milo Walker’s Column

Lloyd Mobley remains at Veterans Hospital in Des Moines in test and treatment with room 304. The Douglas Durst club met at Centerville Park on Tuesday evening with many local families in attendance. Enid Walker helped with a church service and Sunday School class visit at Golden Age Manor. Brent Walker attends Jr. Boys Camp at Clear Lake while other Unionville Baptist youths joined camp staff. News from area residents covers dinners, visits, and Fourth of July celebrations across Centerville, Oskaloosa, Colfax, and Chariton.

Lloyd Mobley Veteras Hospital Des Moines Douglas Durst Centerville Park Milo Walker Jewell and Brent L. T. McFall John Main Doyle Hampton V. C. Easter Elwood Brayton Land Family Wendell Phillips Bill Long Wm. O'Donnell Enid Walker Emma Ray Unionville Baptist Church Eldon Kalous Alden Iowa Jewell Walker Keith Phillips Oskaloosa Jimmy Logan Paul Cridlebaugh Debra Walker Ted Welch Ankeny Chariton Howard Phillips Chas. Wakefield Ferrell Purvis Phillips Jon Bell Colfax Golden Age Manor Centerville Unionville Daniel Herman Bobby Lippert Mark Tim Lebb Mike “Trout Pastor Lebb

Hiattsville News Notes Family Visits and Open House

Mr and Mrs Eugene Daniels traveled to Savannah Georgia after visiting Kenneth Daniels and Tom Collins at their Davenport area homes. A July Fourth dinner at the Clark summer home drew many family members and out of state guests attended Flora Cudworth’s Open House in Ottumwa. Local families attended barbecues and gatherings, with multiple entries detailing kin and guests across Davenport Ottumwa Centerville and Washington DC.

Eugene Daniels Savannah Georgia Kenneth Daniels Tom Collins Kenneth Hiatt Donald Hiatt Des Moines Hawaii al Clark Don Clark Carolyn Lindt Walter Clark Ernest Clark Wayne Swank Davenport Bob Clark Ray Mullins George Busseta Centerville Lorn Spurgeon Earl Corporan Wayne McDanel Rey Dooley Kevin Virgil Dooley Susan Ira Yeager Marie Long Letlaire Lorie Hiatt Ottumwa Virgil Dowley Ray

Dooley and Daniels Families Host Various Gatherings

Dooley and Daniels families from Cheyenne Wyoming Savannah Georgia DeWitt New York and other kin shared dinners and visits through midweek. Alan Dooley and family planned moves to Maryland as Alan serves in the Navy. A Fourth of July picnic at Ray Dooley’s featured Virgil Dooley Susan Paula Uhlentrake and others with later calls to Herb Roblenz and a Des Moines supper as the group traveled back to DeWitt New York. Vicki Phillips visited Susan Dooley and attended a 4-H Fairy meet at Clell McDanel’s house.

Roy Lester Roy Dooley Alan Dooley Paul Cridlebaugh Maryland Alan Navy Ray Dooley Virgil Dooley Susan Paula Uhlentrake Roy Lester Dooley Shawn Rey Lester Dooley Herb Roblenz David West Des Moines Centerville DeWitt New York Vicki Phillips Susan Dooley Clell McDanel

Salem News Highlights Local Visits and Hospital Update

Miss Hazel Hellyer reports social visits across Dell Hellyer and Loyd Brown households. Attendees include Mr and Mrs George Hellyer, Karol Ann, Mrs Lloyd Brown, Mrs Merle Prater, Dick Hellyer, Hazel Hellyer, Delmar Dowd, Delmar Dowd, Harry Jennings, Robert Jennings, Russell Brown, Dale Cox and family, Kenneth Gladfelder, Bert Rinehart, Clarence Whitehead, Clair Potts. Hazel Hellyer Dick and Clark Hellyer visited their father at Davis County hospital. Lloyd Brown discharged.

George Hellyer Karol Ann Dell Hellyer Lloyd Brown Merle Prater Hazel Hellyer Loyd Brown Davis County Hospital Lloyd Delmar Dowd Harry Jennings Robert Jennings Russell Brown Dale Cox Burdette Cox Kenneth Gladfelder Lloyd Johnson Albia Bert Rinehart Clarence Whitehead Clair Potts Hazel Dick and Clark Hellyer

Local Residents Attend Visits and Gatherings

Mr and Mrs Clarence Whitehead entertained and visited with relatives including Maude Whitehead Ruby Sunday and Edward McCord family. Guests from Macksville Connecticut Cedar Rapids California Florida and Albia joined in multiple dinners and Sunday gatherings. Hazel Hellyer spent Saturday with Faye Platt and accompanied the Hellyer party to Davis County hospital.

Clarence Whitehead Maude Whitehead Ruby Edward McCord Della Hellyer Clarence Bobby Whitehead Ken Sherwood Rolinda Macksville Kansas Bill Parson Connecticut Lloyd Brown Jerry Brown Cedar Rapids Brown Henry van Weelen Robert Jennings Ronald Rowe California Herbert Gilliland Florida Dollie Gilliland Albia Glen Overturf Hazel Hellyer Faye Platt George Hellyer Davis County Hospital

Moravia Iowa Budget Hearing Notice Set for July 21 1969

Moravia town council of Appanoose County Iowa will meet July 21 1969 at 8 00 PM in Town Hall. Taxpayers may be heard for against the proposed expenditures for 1970. A detailed receipts and disbursements statement will be available at the hearing. Loyd N. Cat ele

Moravia Appanoose County Iowa Loyd N. Catele

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