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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1976
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson and me and Mrs Dale Leach returned Saturday from a Wickettburg Arizona vacation visiting Johnsons sister and Leachs kin. Numerous relatives and friends are noted visiting dining and attending reunions across Des Moines Olivet Bettendorf Audubon and Audubon smorgasbord events.
A sequence of brief notes records visits and calls: Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brown visited Monday afternoon, Mr and Mrs Pearl Runnell were part of Tuesday evening activities, and Delbert Calhoun received a call from Pearl Runnell, with references to Riseell Brown and the Calhoun household.
Centerville defeated Moravia 8-2 on Sunday, with Fred Seddon pitching a two-hitter for Centerville while Todd Harp started for Moravia. Moravia collected 10 hits but could not overcome the early run support for the Storm. Next home game for Moravia is Sunday, June 20, against ISU.
Several ladies from this vicinity attended a bridal shower Friday evening at the Salem Church. Duncan and children were Sunday dinner guests at the Nelson Sendleton home. Centerville visitors included Eddie Donovan and Mr and Mrs Junior Henshaw. Gerson was in the vicinity.
The entry lists local social events at Centerville and surrounding areas. Gary Pomas birthday party at the Gary Pomas home near Centerville. Mr. and Mrs. Ivyl Tarbell visited Thursday. Families including Orville Marlin in Ottumwa and Stanterence, Chris, Hiatt, Chad enjoyed dinner at the Spencer home. Doris, Lois, and Deloris Ballanger attended a miscellaneous shower at Knights of Columbus in Centerville. Deloris Ball and Jesse attended the V B S program at Grace Tabernacle Baptist Church. Relatives visiting at Robert Scott home. Mrs. Wilson is Mrs. Scott’s sister.
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