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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1970

Page

5

Local Happenings Cover Memorial Weekend Visits

Families from Cedar Rapids Oskaloosa Albia Ames Rockford Denver and Centerville joined gatherings across the area. Mr and Mrs Max McDonough visited their daughter Joyce in Cedar Rapids while the Tadlocks hosted and Grant Tadlock aided by Emma Tadlock suffered a hospital stay. Luse marked their 67th wedding anniversary.

Max McDonough Joyce Cedar Rapids Ralph Freeman Oskaloosa Chester Woodcock Albia Zell Callen Grant Tadlock Neal Burton Washington Iowa Grant Tadlocks Grant Emma Tadlock Centerville Robert Luse Lester Strunk Luse Mary Strunk Mrs

News of Interest From HIATTSVILLE

Ira Yeanger dies Sunday at St Joseph hospital after residing with Kenneth Daniels. Mrs Mary Hiatt and Chad and Mrs Ralph Spencer attend Linda Hiatt bridal shower at Methodist church. Bill Longs take Hila Horstman and Maude McDonald to cemetery to decorate graves.

Ira Yeanger St. Joseph Hospital Ira Kenneth Daniels Mary Hiatt Chad Ralph Spencer Linda Hiatt Bill Long Hila Horstman Maude McDonald

Weekend visitors and social calls across multiple Iowa towns

Mr and Mrs Russell DeLambert of Perison Indiana and other relatives visited the Frank Heckman home over the weekend. Ricky and Lorie stayed with grandparents. Patrick Davitt and family of Harry Iowa plus Phillips family from Iowa City and Washington DC spent time with Mrs Harry Phillips. Various couples attended gatherings from Tupperware in Unionville to Bible School in Moravia and a graduation in Knoxville. Funeral services for Ira Yeanger were noted in Hiattsville.

Russell DeLambert Perison Bob Tomlin Greg Cedar Rapids Harley Heckman Murray Nebraska Frank Heckman Ricky Lorie Patrick Davitt Harry Glen Phillips David Phillips Iowa City Rosemary Phillips Washington, D.C Harry Phillips Guy Argo Bill Longhome Larry Hiatt Chad Tim Mihalovich Unionville Ralph Spencer Mary Hiatt Bill French Francis Argo Cyril McDanes Lloyd Rose McDanels Curtis Mikels Moravia Charles Martin Knoxville Ira Yeanger Hiattsville

Hows of Interest From COULSON- by Mrs. Theo Miller

Social notes record visits and travels among residents of Coulson and nearby towns. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Francis Miller and Sue, Memorial day visitors from Mason City and Livonia Missouri, Exline school reunion attendees, and multiple local families visiting cemeteries, churches, and relatives in Oskaloosa Cedar Falls Arkansas Des Moines City and Comanche.

Coulson Theo Miller Francis Miller Sue H. A. Peterson Rick Mason City Eva Tucker Paul Miller Oskaloosa Ina Miller Mina Dowd Ed Hollis Cedar Falls Ernest Hiatt Ozarks Perry Mikels Exline Tena George Kennedys Crawford Livonia Curtis Mikels W. C. Anderson Dale Downard Lena Mount Drakesville Cemetery Ronnie Barker Allen Arkansas Ronnie Bob Barker Charlie Johnson Comanche Clair McDonell Lloyd Cline Hlingis the McDanels Ernest West WSCS United Methodist Centerville Harold Holders Johnnie Kirstein Jay Jeffrey Bohlenz G. N. Hoffman Des Moines Roscoe Pennington Gary Belzer Billy

Community notices of reunions and visits in Moravia area

Cord attended Donna Rae Oard's shower at Moravia Tuesday evening. Mrs. Monnie Rose of Des Moines stayed from Thursday evening to Sunday at the Hellyer home. Hazel Hellyer and Faye Platt visited Centerville Wednesday. Lloyd Brown and family hosted visitors Wednesday and weekend. ASC meeting in Centerville, WSCS at Iconium, Des Moines graduation, and various Lake Hellyer gatherings plus extended family visits in Albia Ottumwa and Centerville. Several family members attended graduations and picnics, with a number of relatives traveling from Cedar Rapids Lonemont Des Moines Knoxville and Washington.

Cord Donna Rae Oard Moravia Monnie Rose Des Moines Hellyer Hazel Hellyer Faye Platt Centerville Lloyd Brown Leonard Vance Clark Hellyer Lyle Cloyed Don Whitehead ASC Karol Hellyer Knoxville George Hellyer Jerry Brown Cedar Rapids Edward McCord Glen Overturf WSCS Iconium Lloyd Rose Longmont Colo Eddie Smith Claude Magee Fort Madison Albia Hazel Rinehart Monvie Rose Jake Firkins Theo Miller Clarence Whitehead Bobby Rathbun Lake Coleman Bobby Whitehead Douglas DeWitt MYF Maude Whitehead Steve Huff Roy Tarbell Gene Huff Tary Hazel Sandeen Ottumwa Steve John Huff Washington Harold van Essen Cindy Lorraine Stanley Tracy

Visit Highlights Centerville Social Roundup

Mrs John Huff and Mr and Mrs Edward McCord were seen in Centerville Monday. Bud McDanes spent Sunday evening with the Hellyer brothers.

John Huff Gene Huff Mrs Edward McCord Centerville Bud McDanes The Hellyer Bros

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