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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1948

Page

3

Blue Front Notes From Ames and Surrounding Towns

Lyle Jones of Ames visited family over the weekend. Lyle was joined by Lucille Shelquist who closed her term at Harlan and will spend vacation with her parents. Ralph Shelquist hosted relatives with Mrs. Shelquist of Ottumwa visiting on Sunday. Mrs. C. W. Moore called at U.S. Mangle's home. Lester White and children visited Bussey Friday. Carl Van Zante and family spent Sunday at Unionville. Sally Ann Gordner of Humboldt visits her grandparents the Gardners. Leo Hoffman and sons visited the John Van Zante home. Guests at the Ben Jones home included Mrs. Hope Nannemaker, Jerry, Mrs. Bannister, and Albert Hoskinson. Sunday dinner guests at the Ben Jones home included Marjorie Tracy, George Tracy, Wendell Murdy, his children, Donald Jones, Lyle Jones, and Jerry Nannemaker. Donald Darby called on the Gardner home Sunday evening. Ronald Lee Van Zante began piano lessons in Albia Friday.

Lyle Jones Ames Lucille Shelquist Harlan Ralph, Shelquist Robert Shelquist Ottumwa Ralph Shelquist C. W. Moore U.S. Mangle Lester White Bussey Carl van Zante Unionville Iowa Sally Ann Gordner Humboldt T. R. Gardner Leo Hoffman John van Zanter Ben Jones Hope Nannemaker and Jerry Fanchen Bannister Dick Sandifer W. A. Wilson Newt van Cleave Urbana Center Eslinger Haha Etta Schroeder Moravia Fred Tillmont Leo

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Local social notes from Urbana Center area eventes

A long list of family visits and gatherings describes Wednesday through Sunday activities around Urbana Center and nearby towns. Residents including Mr and Mrs Dick Sandifer, Glen Fowler, Lois, Harold Hawk, Des Moines visitors, and many Van Dorins share visits, memorial services, and receptions. Casual mentions include a shower for the Sandifers, a Memorial service in Moravia, cemetery visits, strawberries, alfalfa and clover work, and commencements at Centerville.

Dick Sandifer Sandifer Glen Fowler Lois Roscoe Brown Harold Hawk Hilbert Roberta Rita Deena Roberts Des Moines Guy Roberts Mears Waller Sylvan van Dorin Marie W. H. van Dorin Arthur Johnson Bettis Bob Rodgers

Hiattsville By Mrs. Lloyd Rose

Several attended a meeting at Wealey Chapel on Monday evening Rev. Greenwood and Wauneta Mc Connell of Centerville were present. Mr. and Mrs. Carol Brees and sons, who have spent weeks at the parental Lute Hiatt home returned to Ottumwa Friday after settlement of the Morrells strike. Ernest Hiatt attended 8th grade graduation at Centerville. son Robert was eighth graduate. W. A. Rose and grandson Randy Clough of Memphis Mo spent Thursday at the Rose home. Merton Rose visited with Duane Coffin near Seymour. Lester Dooley at Moravia Bible school. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner of Centerville were Sunday visitors at Bert Meadows. Ernest Higtt and family attended Farm Bureau at Moravia Friday evening. Max McDanel of Moline spent the holiday weekend with Burdette Utter family.

Wealey Chapel Greenwood Wauneta McConnell Centerville Carol Brees Lute Hiatt Ottumwa Morrell’s Ernest Hiatt Alrday Robert W. A. Rose Randy Clough Memphis Lloyd Rosé Merton Rose Duane Coffin Seymour Lester Dooley Moravia Joe Turner Bert Meadows Ernest Higtt Fann Bureau Max McDanel Moline Mrs Burdette Utter W. N. Miller Eleanor Wilbur Miller Carl Coffin Ivan Gibbs James Wood Sarah Hanes Floyd Wood Duane Wood Glen Wood Dauhters Doris Burton Charles Andrewa Venetah Wright Town Claude Paris Knoxville Urban Hill Ruby Tolbert Venetah Andrews Charles Andrews Clyde Hiatt Arthur Dean Peoria Clifford Caster Dixie Kay Tubaugh Tadlock Ray Tubaugh Blakesburg Keith Lee Miller REA Gerald Burstons Hiattsville Glen Stepheson Lester Strunk Beverly Ann Botental Luse Elsie Lillie Sylvia Callen Elsie Artin Junior Donovan Mike W. E. Donovan Allie Phillips Oskaloosa Frank Hiatt Pearl Hunter Frank Chambers Ivan Harsh Matt Watts Russell Forrest Wakefield Council Bluffs Howard Evans Paul Broshar Skippy Loyd Carter Ann Pettibone George Scott Herb Roblenz Ron Woodward Ralph Fisher Cedar Rapids Forrest Jacobs Jacobs Jim Agazzi Newton Beulah Myres Jim Ballegante George Turner Karl Fischer Carol Brees and Morrells Paul Aikens Judith «Nn Janet Cedar Raps Ernest Johnson Orville Burton Ernest West Blake Bessie Neff Margaret Burton Des Moines Orville Burton Lane Marybeth Turner Carl van Zante Purvis Will Donovan Rex Tisue Sons Waterloo Georgie Scott Don Petti

Miller By Mra Gerald Burton Miller By Mra Gerald Burton

Community sympathy extends to Aaron Campbell family and relatives. Surgery at St Joseph Hospital last week for Mrs Frederick Koehler with improving condition. Local social notes mention visitors and gatherings across Miller area including Miller church work, Bible school trips, and church service scheduled. For sale notice and REA line staking also listed.

Aaron Campbell Frederick Koehler St. Joseph Hospital Ray Dority Ted Campbell W. N. Miller Eleanor Miller Margaret Hahn Maquoketa Charles Andrews Dean and Ve

Community Social wrap of visits and gatherings

A crowded local column lists numerous visits and social calls across families in New Hope and nearby towns. Residents such as the Donovan, Hiatt, Fischer, Harsh, Jacobs, Pettibone, and Woodward families are noted hosting and visiting at various homes, cemeteries, schools, and farms from Friday through Monday, with many evenings spent at friends’ houses and extended kinship.

Hedrick and Centerville Social Notes Highlight Weekend

Visitors and church activities fill a Hedrick Centerville weekend. Mr and Mrs Howard Harper and son visited George Scott. Wesley Chapel WSC S met with Mrs Virginia Pettibone with devotions led by Pettibone and program by Hiatt. Lilly Callen and Elsie Callen on refreshment committee. Ell Turner and Pearl Scott hosted guests. Families—Donovan, Hiatt, Sanders, Harsh, Johnson—spend Sunday with relatives.

Hedrick Karl Fischer Centerville Howard Harper and Son George Scott Wesley Chapel W.S.C.S Virginia Pettibone Pettibone Anna Hiatt Lilly Elsie Callen Ella Turner Pearl Scott Will Donovan Genevie Dorothy Frank Hiatt Chester Sanders Ivan Harsh Ernest Johnson Blakesburg Orville Burton

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