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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1959
Page
5
A collection of short social items lists dinner guests at the Miller and Boblenz homes, visits by teachers from Centerville in Cedar Falls, weddings and anniversaries, and weekend visitors including the Lemaster family and Ottumwa resident Sandra Hiatt. Residents travel between Mason City Des Moines Centerville Moravia and local towns for visits, education events, and family gatherings.
Social notes recount Sunday visits and weekend gatherings among local families including Christy Rinehart Overturf and Davison households. Hospitalization of Mrs. Jake Firkins noted with well wishes. A shower for Gary Perry and Deloris Hiatt at Iconium Methodist church is mentioned.
Friday morning Rinehart and Christy households connected with grandparents and relatives. Saturday calls at Hiners and Talbots, Mystic visits to John Young home. Rex Overturf and Landgrebes hosted over weekend with Sticklers from Centerville. Wakefield children stayed with grandparents and visited Christys and Wayne and Fred Christys midweek.
Claude Sheldon called at the Fred Argo home Wednesday fore noon. Dick Stone and the Argo and Callen families were dinner guests at the Leo Hoffman home Thursday. Mrs. Hugh McFatridge returned from Centerville hospital Thursday. Deloris Hiatt and Gary Perry showered at Iconium Methodist church with Sybil White and others. Roscoe Argo visited Ben Pickrell Friday evening. Basil Herteen and Gene McCrory joined Sunday gatherings at Leo and Lloyd Callen homes.
Franklin by Mrs. Earl Swift reports visitors including Mr and Mrs Ben Pickrell and Mr and Mrs Roscoe Argo at James Calhoun home Tuesday evening. Wayne Thompson and Bruce and Nellie Thompson visited Centerville Friday afternoon. Earl Swift and Michelle Brown visited Lily d Ammons Thursday evening. Pearl Free spent Friday at Wayne Thompson home. Earl Swift spent Wednesday evening at James Calhoun home. Ann Marie Handy visited Hattie Miller Wednesday afternoon with Karen and Montie Derby also callers. Fern Callen spent weekend at Glenn Turner home. Mike Runnells visiting great grandparents Mr and Mrs
Coy Swift and family hosted Sunday visitors including Mr and Mrs Lee Benz and family. Doris Hersberger and children Thelma Carol and Leon Calhoun visited Hattie Miller Thursday. Melvin Miller stayed with Hattie Miller Saturday night. The Eastlicks Derby Coady and Bernadine joined Coy Swift’s group Wednesday. Clair Long and Jeffrey enjoyed a picnic in Albia park Sunday evening.
On June 12 1959 the District Court of Appanoose County appointed Bert A Turner as executor of the estate of C A Turner aka Charles Alonzo Turner deceased of the county. All indebted parties must pay and all claims must be presented to the court for allowance. Attorney Charles L Johnston authorized for the estate. Dated June 12 1959.
Notice announces that on June 17 1959 the District Court of Appanoose County Iowa appointed an executrix of the estate of Forrest E Easter deceased late of the county. All persons indebted to the estate or having claims should present them.
The undersigned estate will make payment to the claimants and asks those with claims to present them legally authenticated to the court for allowance. Dated June 17, 1959. Ora E. Easter Executrix. Attorneys for the Estate Valentine, Greenleaf & Griffing. Notice dated June 25, 1959 and July 2, 1959.
Edith Dodd executrix files final report in the estate of J L Dodd deceased in Appaloose County Iowa No 8389 probate. Hearing set July 18 1959 at the district court to approve the report and discharge executrix from further duty. interested parties may appear to show cause. June 25 July 2 1959.
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