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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1960
Page
5
Mrs. Bert Rinehart notes a sequence of visits and gatherings around the Eckert Argo family and relatives from Phoenix Salinas Newton Ottumwa and Middleton. The record lists dinners church events and numerous calls at various homes including Firkins Rinehart Christy and Landgrebe households over the week.
Moravia Union office now stocks 50 triplicate sets to a book for truckers regulation receipts.
Mrs. C. R. Sandifer returned home from Monroe County Hospital where she is recovering from surgery on July 12. The Urbana Center News notes a busy period of local visits, dinners, church and farm events, 4 H demonstrations, and family gatherings across Urbana Township with numerous relatives and neighbors visiting or hosting activities.
Enon News reports a birthday dinner for Mrs Claus Johnson at Doyle McDanel home with many guests including Mr and Mrs Wayne McDanel Debra Sue and Pearl Wood. Additional visits mention Kelley and Hawk families, prayer circle, and local social events with multiple relatives and guests across Enon Ottumwa and California connections.
The Salem News notes multiple social visits around town including Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tarr and Edith and Judith Tarr of California visiting Robert Jennings. Various locals such as Mrs. Lloyd Brown and Mrs. Edward McCord hosted or attended gatherings, church picture showings, and small parties at several homes including the Calhoun, Whitehead, Hellyer, and Jennings households.
Eckert Argo and son of Phoenix called at the Delbert Calhoun and Dell Hellyer Thursday forenoon. Mrs. Fred Christy and daughters visited Mrs. Delbert Calhoun Wednesday. Lloyd Brown attended the Tisue reunion at Moravia Sunday. Sally Whitehead visited the Delbert Calhoun home Saturday forenoon. Hazel Hellyer and Terry Rose were afternoon callers. Donna and Terry Rose accompanied Mary Lou Rinehart to Centerville Sunday afternoon and swam. Delbert Calhoun and son, Pearl Runnels of Ottumwa spent Sunday at Amy Hiner’s. Duane Adams and sons of Centerville were evening visitors. Steven and Charles, George Argo, Kenneth Johnson, Ruth, Maxine and Carol Jean were callers at the Dell Hellyer home Sunday afternoon. Karl Lee spent Sunday evening with Merle Dicks. Raymond Perry and wife spent Sunday with Fred Sheldon and Edward McCord. Bert Vosburgh visited Mrs. Bert Vosburgh at Bussey.
The Franklin Farmers 4-H club held its regular July meeting led by Dean Ammons at Vosburg. Members discussed upcoming activities and plans for the month in a concise session.
Roll call named a weed. Discussed cleaning fairgrounds and record books. Eddie Knowles spoke on calf health. Bruce Thompson and Leon Calhoun demonstrated mineral mixing for livestock. Max McAninch spoke on dating a link. Refreshments served to Calhouns, McAninch, Knowles, Perry, Amons, McCord, Hawk, Mosley, leaders Calhoun and Thompson, and guests.
Refreshments were served by Richard Perry and his mother, Richard Calhoun, at the event attended by Deloris and Eather Perry, with local press coverage by a reporter.
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