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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1970
Page
6
Franklin notes record a flurry of visits and gatherings. Various families from Chicago to Iowa City and Keota move through the area, with meals, boating on Rathbun Dam, lake trips, and hospital calls. Neighborhood ties and weekend guests fill pages of local life.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Hiatt and Royce McBanes visited Mr and Mrs Ed Hollis in Cedar Falls on Sunday. Don Klampe and children spent Thursday and Saturday with Ronnie Barker and enjoyed boating and skiing on Rathbun Lake. Rose Faber and Nadine Faber were mentioned in the article.
Attendance at Sunday school was 33. Visitors included Mrs Nancy Milburn and three children Susanne Michele Guinn Mrs Opal Lemsey's father Howard Close of California spent the week. People visited kin in Chariton Des Moines and Colorado.
Sunday visitors to Burdette Ward in Iowa City included Mrs. Dennis Kelly and many Ward family members while Burdette recuperates. Gill post events include dinners with Riegal, Lockman, Cruickshank families, and visits by Irelans, Burger, and Knudtsons in Wheatland and Kirksville. Reverend Zieler’s farewell supper at Church of the Brethren marked his September replacement by Rev. Pierson of Morrell Kansas.
Union Township family updates report Milo Walker Marvin and Kenneth Wright winning Slim Gym prizes at the Cox home last week. Numerous visits and visits to hospitals, haying chores, Bible School in Fairview, and social gatherings including picnics, baby visit, and various kinfolk calls are listed with dates and local addresses.
Mr and Mrs Harry Trader of Jefferson City Mo are listed alongside Mrs Olive Ward and Mrs Mable Proctor in a regional social notice reflecting local residents and community circles. The fragment notes associations without detailing events or dates.
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