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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1960
Page
6
Mrs Jennings birthday celebration with Robert Jennings family and many local guests at Centerville area homes. Attendants included Delbert Calhoun, Hazel Hellyer, Amy Hiner, Ed McCord, and Amos groups from Centerville, Des Moines, Knoxville, Indianola, and Osceola.
Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Stutler and daughter Janet of Beech Grove Indiana and Ann Marie Hanly of Arlington Virginia arrived Friday to visit Coy Swift. Ann Marie will stay several weeks with grandparents while the Stutlers return home Sunday morning. Mrs. Emmett Derby and children dined with the George Hammond family in Otumwa Tuesday and toured the Morrell plant. Karen Derby stayed with Linda Irwin Wednesday night. Thelma Calhoun Leon Carol Shirley and Freda Swift attended the W S event.
Mr and Mrs Glen Overturf and Judy attended the wedding of Kay Overturf and Rodger White in Des Moines Saturday. Mr and Mrs Rex Overturf and son will leave Tuesday for El Paso Texas Rex is in camp there. Mr and Mrs Fred Christy and girls attended a Sunday school picnic at the Andy Pavlie home east of Centerville Sunday. Frank Rinehart visited Sunday evening at the Dell Hellyer home. Clifford McFarland spent Friday at the Harold Hawk home. Those spending Wednesday at Lloyd Landgrebes were Mrs Ethel Gaines Bobbie and Homer Gaines and Mrs Fannie Wymore. Mr and Mrs George Hammond
Friday to Sunday visits include Gerald Rinehart household and Newton residents Ronnie West staying weekend with Lloyd Landgrebe family. Many local calls and suppers at Glen Overturf and Aubrey Christy homes. Birthday party at Iconium Methodist church noted. clinic visit for Frank Rinehart. Auxiliary visits with Harold Hawk, Lola Hawk, and Bloomfield hospital care appear in sequence.
Urbana 4-H members gathered for a meeting on Monday evening, June 6th. The brief agenda included project planning and club updates, with participation from local leaders and volunteers guiding activities for youth.
The meeting opened with Jeanne Hawk presiding and Susie Rushing leading the American pledge. Ten members answered roll call with vacation plans. Nancy Carol Faber received a 4-H convention check. Barbara Darby and Judy Gillen plan to attend 4-H camp. Demonstrations included How to Cook Vegetables by Susie Rushing and a Vitamin A talk by Judy Pershing. Cathy Faber presented Teeth Talk. For sale items listed: adding machine paper, staplers, and office supplies at Union Office, phone 49.
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