Local Social Roundup From Centerville Area
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brown spent Tuesday afternoon at Gary Gollc home in Canter wife. Mrs Bil Lockman called on Hazel Hellyer Wednesday. Kevin Grosscap of Neper ville Minols visited grandparents Edward and Mrs McCord Monday. Several couples and families visited each other through the week, including Edward McCord and Kevin Grosscap in Asoia Friday and various gatherings at the McCord and Huff homes. Multiple mentions of church and neighborhood activities plus a few ill health notes and a shower at Joyce Christy’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Brown
Gary Gollc
Canter Wife
Bil Lockman
Hazel Hellyer
Elbert Perry
Albis
Kevin Grosscap
Neperville
Minols
Edward McCord
Clarence
John Hiner
Delbert Calhoun
Amy Hiner
Golden Age Manor
John Laws
Truxton Dicks
Everyoar
Merle Prater
Albia
James McCord
Rose of Monmouth
Titnels
Paul Turner
Joyce Christy
Jeaninm
Gary Goile
Centerville
Asoia
Shanson Seale
Gennaretis
Loyd Brown
Mra
Russell Brown
Gene Huff
Tory Huff
John Huff
Knonville
Clarence Whitehead
Eva Wallace
Ankeny
Community Guests And Family Visits Highlight Weekend
Margaret Turner visited with her parents in Ottumwa as Ray mond Clark from Mystic attended a dinner for a Federal Land Bank board member at the Country Club. Families gathered at Wayne Clark’s home, Omaha trips occurred, Keith Clark convalesced after hip surgery, and multiple local residents hosted picnics and attended concerts and 4H events across Moravia Albia and Blakesburg with extended family in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Turner
Kars
Raymond Clark
Mystic
DeWayne Johnson
Federal Land Bank Board
Ottumera
Don Robinson
Wayne Clark
James Easter
Jerry Lase
Omaha
Penore
Keith
Ralph Davies
Bill Davis
Isai Davis
Nancy Laughlin
Gering
Nebrasta
Arthur Davis
Centerville
Kirs
Elmer Vance
Albia
Carl Histt
Dave Haris
Moravia
Thelma Clark
Estione Davia
Bonnie Helmick
Marilyn Koffman
Gitle
Morayia
Myntic
Renate Barker
Francia Turner
Francis
Raymond Jones
Wayne Clarke
Steve Crall
Gienwood
Steve
Krr
Mike Wasco
Tom Barnes
Davenport
Lisa
Todd
Berniece Barnes
Ralph Devis
Iidre
Neomi Hutt
Cherish
Keith Helmick
Marsha
Michelle Koffman
Aleafa Hi
Mohawkettes end season in Moulton tourney upset run
Moravia Mohawkettes finish 1977 summer season with 47 4 run in the Sectional Tournament second round, after defeats by Centerville Redettes. Moravia’s earlier wins included 12 0 over Biskenburg and a 13 8 title game victory over Moulton Udell, led by Woodward Hinote and Whitehead. Senior players Raster Wilson Cortesio and manager Tubaugh depart, with junior Hinote moving to Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Mohawkettes
Joss
Centerville Redettss
Moravia
Biskenburg
Davis County
Moravbis
Moulton-Udell
Moulton- Udell
Util Moulton
Rhonda Woodward
Sherd Hinote
Susan Whitehead
Seymour
Centerville
Kandi Raster
Sheri Wilson
Theresa Cortesio
Devana Tubaugh
Sheri Hinote
Pennsylvania
Lakers overwhelm Colts to claim first win in Tuesday game
Farm Service Lakers erased a 9-4 deficit by scoring 8 runs in the fourth, edging Quality Builders Colts 12-9. Pitchers Brit Ellison and Greg Van Zante combined for 8 strikeouts and 9 walks with catcher Kevin Cox behind the plate. Colts' Greg Conklin and Rod Witt had 6 strikeouts and 6 walks. Lakers had 8 hits led by Johnson Cox Ellison and Scott with multiple hits, while Leslie McElderry Wilson and Witt produced for the Colts. Final standings show Van Dorin Impl Astros 6 1, Colts 4 4, Farm Servicemakers 1 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Bombers
Blue Bruisers
Bombers
Penny Helmick
Stacy Vance
Brusiers
Jayne Charity
Martha Dowd
Brusisra
Penny Whicker
Sweeties
Maria Pfannebecker
Ruthann Wilson
Penny
Pauls Hermick
Jean Stocker
Lyon Clark
Elwine Rodgers
Shelly Shepard
Farm Service Lakers
Quality Builders Colts
Lakers
Brit Eilison
Greg van Zante
Kevin Cox
Colts
Greg Conklin
Rod Witt Thiety
Dave Johnson
Brit Ellison
Jeff Scott
Greg VanZante
Larry Horn
Leslie McElderry
Richard Wilson
Rod Witt
Notice of hearing on Moravia street improvements
Legal notice from Moravia Iowa announcing a hearing and proposal deadline for street improvements. It details bid specifications, project scope, materials, bidding requirements, contract terms, and the November dates for hearings, bids, and final contract actions, with City Clerk notice and engineer affiliation. The document lists Willow Street and Chariton Street projects, estimated quantities, and bond and payment provisions. It notes that a 100 percent bond is required and outlines contractor responsibilities and four year maintenance guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Iowa
Hte
Aakel City
Clark
Payabis Ta
Sorevie
Fata
Enon Saturday dinner guests at the Dallas Faber home
The report lists guests visiting the Dallas Faber home in Enon including Mr. and Mrs. Bob Faber and family, Mr. and Mrs. Butch Martin of Kirkwville, and Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Squires of Columbia Missouri. Other mentions include visits with Susan Russell Jim Klampe and continued gatherings at related homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Faber
Bob Faber
Butch Martin
Kirkaville
Eddie Squires
Columbia
Susan Russell
Jim Klampe
Connie
Larry
Don Klampe
Joe Griffin
Tina Lee
Ottumwa
Dallas
Bernie Chapman
Oskaloosa
Nadine Dommer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Salem
Mel. Gien
Clarence Ballenger
Houston
Teran
Ruaseff
Hospital
Glosser and Helmick
Dick and
Sue Glosser
Blakesburg
Runnells
James Gillaspie
TJ. Luse
Icel Jones
Annondale
Total Gombert Connizioning
Dek Plumbing
Redettes
Reds
Earteintreet Improvementa
Ibed
Etreste
Chertten
Horth
Willian Street
Cheriton
Chartton Street
Wiliam
Hanry
Chariton Street
Menry
Street Associates
Int
Engingere, Fairfield, Lowe
State of Love
Redponal Te Surety A. i
Eal
French-Raneker-Apmelated, Inc. Consulting
Fairfield
Tows
Frenchh Plengkor-Ampooigtes, Inc
Geneuting Enginesra
Box 138
Howe
Lend Carter
Enon
Kerr & McGee Products
Seer
Deep Rock Service
Easton
Dea Peterson Faba Petriot
Pay Mmehnad Wikwarsede
Albia Sales Co., Inc
Worile Homer
Lee - Benz Insurance Agency
Woravia
Bride
Gil Head
Moravia Furniture
Pittsburgh Paints
Moravia Lumber Supply
Folger's Coffee
Milnot
Dinty Moore
Hamburger
Allen’s Grocery & Meats
West Side
Timis
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