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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1970
Page
6
Local items list family and social visits across several households. Olin Foster and Forrest Mericle hosted and attended dinners, with further calls from Jane Martin and Wirthie DuVall. A funeral brought relatives from Des Moines Ankeny Winterset Knoxville and Centerville to Moravia and nearby homes.
Mr and Mrs Verne Ahrens of Hampton and Mrs Charles Taylor Todd and Tammy of Des Moines spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Willard Brain Mrs David Underwood and daughter Linda returned home from Granada Hills California Tuesday night Linda Underwood entered the State University hospital in Iowa City on Saturday for treatment Mr and Mrs Dorsey Lees of Pleasant Hill Missouri have returned to their home after visiting her sister and husband Mr and Mrs
John Rumans and relatives visited the Rumans home while Jim and Mrs Rumans hosted family. Miss Kandi and Sherri Kaster performed in a Centerville high school dance recital. Dr Donald Hase of Recon Inc attended a Soap Creek Development Corp meeting at Clifford Burger home. Mrs Clifford Burger and Mrs Howard Proctor visited. The Lockmans camped at Lake Thunderhead near Unionville. Mrs Mable Proctor spent Monday at Clifford Burger home. Jane Easter and family visited Parettal home of Willard Brain. A shower at United Methodist church in Unionville honored Miss Sharon Riegel with many gifts. Dwight Harrington family toured Southern Missouri and Northern Arkansas to visit Irvin Sweeny. John Burger and Ivo Hunt were in Batavia Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Perry Mikels attended the Bible School program at Grace Tabernacle in Centerville Friday night. Tena attended. Mr and Mrs W Anderson and Mrs Lena Mount were in Oskaloosa on business Thursday. Mrs Eva Tucker helped with the Town and Country Garden club show in Centerville Saturday and attended the show Sunday. Mike and Royce McDanes came Tuesday evening to the Ernest Hiatt home. Mike returned home Friday while Royce remained longer to help. Mr and Mrs W C Anderson, Mrs Lena Mount, Mrs Dale Downard and J D were in Ottumwa Saturday. Mr and Mrs Ernest Hiatt spent the day.
A page of social news lists visits and events in Moravia Centerville Albia and nearby towns. Highlights include Mrs Theo Miller Eva Tucker visiting the Moravia flower show and a 50th anniversary at the United Methodist Fellowship hall, plus multiple calls and gatherings among the Shepard Barker Turner Moffitt and Polson families. Delmont Moffitt wins the June Primary race for State Representative.
Mrs Daphne Shepard reports attendance at Sunday School. Des Moines visitors Mr and Mrs Glen McNair called on John David Bohm then visited Merle Adams. Daphne Shepard spent Monday with sister Gladys Townsend. Harold Huff and family visited Earl Hixenbaugh. John Milburn of Oregon Indiana visited Glen McNairs. Merrill Shepard visited Russell Shepards. Zenta Moore and mother from Seymour dined with Lynn Lemley. Denise and Monica Shepard stayed with grandparents Lowell Shepards. Daryl Moffitt of Knoxville Tennessee spent Thursday with uncle and aunt Delmont.
Mr and Mrs Delmont Moffitt visited Jim Walker home Friday night. Lowell Shepard Geo Lain hosts and guests at card party Saturday. Marie Bekel and Ben Davis of Fairfield visited Russell Shepard and Rollie Robertson. Gowrie residents Polk Cozad Indianola called on Glen McNair Saturday afternoon. Dean Shepard and family joined Sunday dinner with Lowell Shepard. Afternoon callers were Frederick Bear and John Bohm. Kim McIntosh of Illinois stayed with Merrill Shepard. Beaty reunion at Iconium schoolhouse attended by Harold Huff and Alex Allerdyce of Moline. Polk Cozad visited George Lain Sunday afternoon. Fred Shepard hosts Sunday evening call.
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