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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1952
Page
5
Local families including the Kelseys, Thompsons, and Carpenters hosted guests from nearby towns for weekend gatherings. Spanning Saturday to Monday, attendees shared dinners, picnics at Moravian park, and family visits at multiple homes. Prominent names include Pearl Heyk, Bruce Thompson, Nellie Thompson, Jake Firkins, and Gary Mehrhoff among others.
Fairview social roundup lists visits and calls among local families including Stocker Taylor Toft Hiatt Lockman Ward and Woodward households. Bobby Stocker completed a 15 day furlough at Camp Carson Colo and expects discharge in six weeks.
Mrs. Myrtle Harrington left Friday for Pensacola Florida to visit her daughter. Kenny Allison of Albia visits his sister Gene Lathen. Betty Strunk spent last week with the Caster and Moore families. Ozark weekend vacationers include the Morri son and Martin families. Visitors at Werner Hawk home include the Gladfelders Morrison Miller and others from Centerville and Ayr. Denver trip for Stufflebeam party. Rev Victor Funderbuck preached at Baptist church. Wilsons from Omaha and Tharp family noted. Parsonage stay for Funderbucks. Elder relatives visiting in Montana. Old Settlers events set for Saturday July 25.
Milledgeville society notes list numerous visits and calls among residents. Stanley McDaniel and family travelers return from Korea while others visit Frank and G. A. Vickroy, Sulser, Martin, Cross, and Fenton households. Dorothy Cross released from St. Joseph hospital and staying with relatives. Charles Poli preparing to enter service. community ties shown in church and home visits across Centerville and surrounding homes.
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