Moravian youth rises to Columbia Univ daily paper
The Rays Ramblin’s notes David Pullman, son of Rev and Mrs. Pullman, once a Union youth and church attendant, has become publisher of a daily newspaper at Columbia University in New York. Howard Smith and Mrs. Veach recall his ambitious, alert nature and early apprenticeship with the Union, cheering his notable career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Pullman
Pullman
Lester Brain
David
Columbia University
New York
The
Union
Howard
Moravia Union Yearns for Clarity in Public Notices
The Moravia Union discusses employment terms at the third office and notes several protégés of H. K. Smith and Howard Smith. It critiques local reporting on youth misconduct, rejects beer and hard liquor advertising, and questions wheat production policies amid shifting welfare statism concerns.
Union Township Visitors Share Sunday with Harpers
Local society notes list numerous Union Township residents visiting the Walter Harper home and attending Sunday gatherings. Names include the Scotts, Coxes, Kellys, Wilsons, Fentons, and Morrow grandparents, with relatives visiting from Des Moines and Knoxville. Becky Wilson attended the state 4-H convention in Ames last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Scott
Gary
George Scott Jr
Jeffrey
Rhonda
Burdett Cox
Curtis Tomlin
Nancy
Dohna
V. C. Easter
Buell Taylor
Ed Carlson
Joe
Cory Wilson
Walter Harper
Becky Wilson
Ames
Dennis Kelly
Burdett
Ward
C. C. Miller
Russell Kelly
Jack Hoffman
Bill Downing
Todd
Harolld Fenton
Lawrence Dommer
John Kelly
Joanne Main
Jean Harrington
Martha Sinclair
Des Moines
Rowena Cox
Dale Cox
Marla Kay
Martha
Crogs
Russell Kelley
Jeff
Julie
Janice
Diana
Brenda
Barbara Kelley
Jim Farnsworth
Harold Fenton
Marlys
Sherman
Roger Kelley
Dennis Kelley
Burdett Ward
Janie
Bill
Cora Tilbaugh
John McGee
Carrie Boyer
Bryan Cox
Carla Miller
Hubert Morrow
Morlton
Marly
Fenton
Richard Hendrix
Knoxville
Burdett ‘Cox
Social Visits and Gatherings Across Local Families
Social notes list Friday evening at Coy Swifts with the Eastlicks and Calhouns, Sunday at Elmer Kelloggs with Pavlichs and Longs, and dinners at Earl Swifts and Larry Derbys. Ames trips include Mrs. Ammons and Dean, while Mrs. Marion Allen visited Carl Calhouns and the Derby family hosted a park picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Eastlick
Coy Swifts
James Calhoun
Andy Pavlich
Larry
Elmer Kelloggs
Clair Long
Jeffrey
Duane Wilson
Mark
Kevin
Earl Swifts
Carl Martin
Larry Derbys
Larry Derby
Maureen
Gary Perrys
Lloyn Ammons
Dean
Ames
Marion Allen
Carl Calhouns
Park
Local Social Notes From Moravia Sunday
Moravia social column records visits and gatherings across Sunday and weekend. Livya Ammons spent Sunday afternoon in Ottard with the Happy Helpers crew. Linda Whitehead joined H Jeli. Mrs Ben Pickerell visited Joe Doide home and Eldridge Estlack's. Mrs Bill Badlick and children were with Sam Eastlick. Dorothy Pickerell called on Maen Kloletiak. Emmett and Karen Derby joined Larry Derby for Saturday. Don Whitehead and family visited James Calhoun Wednesday eve. Andy Pavlith and Larry called at Calhoun home Sunday afternoon.
Youth Attend Camp Illinois Camp Central District Brethren
Udell News reports youth from Udell attending Camp Illinois near Peoria Illinois for the Central District Brethren Churches. Attendees include Rev and Mrs B D Hinegardner and several youths led by Lawrence Powell. other local families hosted and visited during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Udell News
Illinois
MMO
Camip
Peoria
Udell
B. D. Hinegardner
Pamala Wagner
Debbie Bailey
Elaine Brongon
Gloria
Sherry Spring
David Powell
Erna Lee Matthews
Roger Selix
Lawrénce Powell
Glenn Matthews
Larry Schlapia
Diagonal
Natérial Hinegardterome
Visits and short travels noted in Cedar Rapids column
Mrs. Nettle Foster of Cedar Rapids visits her brother Frank Bennett with many friends present. Mrs. Alvin Spring Gloria Sherry and Mrs. Harold Spring spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Merle Bronson. Bob Kilpanick left Monday evening for Aurora Illinois. Alan remained for a longer visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Spring
Robert Mérlas
West Grove
Ralph Edwards
Centerville
Lordtlee
Morlan
Harold Slay
Catlén ‘Slay
Lov'lla
Lionel Spring
Reba
Cameron
Beacon
Town
Moulton
Dewey ‘Houser
Dewey Houser Jr
Knoxville
Merle Houser
Lloyd Selix
Kenny
Roger
Lionel Spring and
Doyle
Carson Slay
Bob Kilpatrick
Alan
Aurora
Joe Moore
Lorance Morlan
Cecil Morlans
Unionville
Vernon Burgers
Waterloo
Howard Burkland
Oklahoma
Texas
New, Mexico
Mattie, Gordon and Daughters
Denver
Colo
Frank Taylors
Nettle Foster
Cedar Rapids
Frank Bennett
Gloria
Sherry
Harold Spring
Merle Bronson
Bob Kilpanick
Ill
Local families gather for dinners and visits in Moravia area
Four Mr and Mrs Wayne McDanel and Debra attend a family dinner at Moravia park as Bill Monroe and David visit Mrs Monroe's father Siege McDanel. Kenny Lindley and Laurence Daniels stay at Kenny Longs. Families visit Lake Wapello and Centerville hospital. late H W Chambers held a Centerville park picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne McDanel
Debra
Moravia Park
Bill Monroe
David
Kenneth Daniels
Lake Wapello
Bill Long
Centerville
Elsie Long
Chris Bogart
Ben Blumer
Unionville
Claus Johnson
Doyle McDanel
H. W. Chambers
Centerville Park
Sunday social notes from Bloomfield area families
Martha Rancom dined with Mr and Mrs EnsIl Hiatt and visited Howard Phillips on Sunday. The Bogarts visited Gladys Blumer and the Bogart family in Bloomfield. Larry Dayton and family spent Sunday with Fren Mitten in Hirkeville. Victor Zintz and family attended a dinner for Vernon Theirman and family in Al Jerton. Ziffte Ballanger and Nelson Ballanger families hosted a picnic at Centerville park for James Ballanger’s birthday. Caplian and Lindley families of Kelrial Des Moines Hanford spent the weekend at Max Lindley’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Rancom
Ensil Hiatt
Hiatts
Howard Phillips
China Bogart
Zimmerrchatty
Victor Ziffte
Nelson Ballanger
Centerville Park
James’ Ballanger
Dale Caplian
Kelrial
Bert Carter
Hanford
California
Shirley
Jaret Lindley
Des Moines
Fred Lindley
Max Lindley
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NEA, Owa Press Associaton i3
Watiowal Koitehiai
CIA Moravia Union Real
C. R. and
H. K. Charity
Baiters Publishers
Rays
Ramblin’s
Gccirell
Eck
Leliaves
Ereces
Henge
Tractor
Fgute
Collison & Burton Iinsafahice
Moravia
Dr. Sheed
Russell Spavin
O Thers
H. K. [Smith
Howard Smith
Uniéh
Elitisis
Té Union
State Press Association
Governinéh
Hassman Termite Control Service
National Pest Control Assn
Phote “Ceritérville
Albia
S.E. Moravia
N.W. Unionville
Unionville-Moravia
International
Wkottom
John Deere
Highline
Ian BE
Margaret Brioks
Union Township
W. Harpers
Margaret Fenton
Carl' Cox
R. E
Dick” ‘Cooper
Iowa
W. ‘Washington
Wayne
Wayne Way
Hiattsvi
J Hiattsville
Ne ‘Pruck
Ewe
Kubeless
sBlackwall
Fita
Most
Buleks
Chrysler
DeSntos
Mercurys
Olds
Dodges
Firestone
Epalngt
Thase Tan
Oehler Bros
Firestone Stores
PIRES
Jones
D. G. Fox
Jim ‘Houser
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