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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1955
Page
6
A long list of Ottumwa Moravia area residents share gatherings and visits. Harold Prough hosted guests with family, while many relatives from Des Moines, Lincoln, Kirksville, Sedalia, and Cedar Rapids visited, attended weddings, or celebrated birthdays. Local families traveled to Lake of the Ozarks and Des Moines for events and to see kin, with several recipients noted.
BR C. Whaley of Keokuk County reports long use of Oeco Mineral Vitamin Supplement and Qeco Lab products. He switched to Occo Trate and finds consumption less than half of prior protein supplement. He feeds about 150 hogs annually and regards Occo feeding program as most economical. He also runs stock cows and milks some, using Geco Dairy Mineral Vitamin and Occo Lab BR supplements.
Local social notes recount visits and gatherings across Unionville and surrounding areas. Mrs Margaret Goodwin and Lynda from Des Moines spent the weekend with the Burton family, with other guests including Rev John Grenfell and several Hiatt and Donovan family members visiting throughout the week. A wedding at the Ben Martin and R C Wilson homes closes the weekend as several households host dinners and social events.
Mary Lou Shanghai and families including Aubrey and Fred Christy visit Bert Rinehart and George Hammond in Ottumwa and nearby towns. Caroling of neighbors at Clarence Scott, Ted Boswell, and Gilbert Corum households. Olive Miller's funeral attended. several calls to and from the Rinehart, Nash, Landgrebe, and Argo households across Moulton and Oskaloosa areas.
Blaine and others were Sunday dinner guests at Aubrey Christy s. Funeral attendees included Clarence Scott Josephine and Sherry Hill in Cincinnati for Howard Ross. Mary Lou Rinehart visited Wayne Christy Elaine Saturday. Several couples and friends visited James Nash home and Harold Young home and attended a wedding in Centerville.
Mrs Rosa Beaty of Centerville and sister Mrs Ligsie Kelsey hosted visits with many neighbors including Mrs Alice Huey, Mrs Carrie Turner and Mrs Nellie Thompson. Numerous calls and dinners occurred at Blanche Argo Roy Miller and McAninch households with frequent guests from Hampton and nearby farms.
Mr and Mrs Neil LaMar were in Centerville Wednesday. Olga Turner and Kenneth Bower spent Tuesday afternoon at Coy Swift home. Al Derby of Lovila and Liebyd Ammons hosted visitors Thursday evening. Sympathy extended to Roy Miller family as Mrs Miller recently passed. Lloyd Ammons children visited grandparents Laude Rogers Thursday. Clair Long and Jeffrey Lynn spent Tuesday with FarI Swift. Coy Swift Moravia callers Thursday morning. Kenneth Bower and others visited Lloyd Ammons Friday. Clair Long Jeffrey Lynn and Earl Swift called at Clayton Sheldon Thursday evening. Coy Swift left Friday to visit daughter Mrs Kenneth Stutler. In Indianapolis Duane Wilson visited Earl Swift Sunday. Basil Herteen visited Sam Bantrick Sunday. David Summers and Edd McDonald hosted visits. Keith Dicks called at Lloyd Ammons Sunday.
The record lists numerous labor personnel including Clarence Marvin Corvin Shriver Paul A Varner Okie Whitall Walter Bailey Clyde Hart Velmer Sales Elmer Stevens Donald Eddy A W Fuller George Lowe Carl Mikles Carl Fenton John Harrington Jared Grant McCoy Claude McFall Dayne Taylor Clifford Wages Darrel Wendland Harrel Wendland R F Yates Centerville Nat Bank withholding and payroll figures show amounts such as 70.00 113.63 92.38 82.38 4.98 105.05 92.86.
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