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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1962
Page
2
A Mrs Lena Rabuck of Lebanon Ohio sends a yearly Union check and greetings noting family updates Phyllis in southern Kansas Bruce finishing army service in August and planning practice in Idaho. Roy Funkhouser in Clearwater Florida questions the draft of the note.
A Moravia area note praises California warmth and Florida visits while reporting Blakesburg girls' district finals bid. Rowdy local sports ties include Moravia and Blakesburg basketball, coach Dick Armstrong inviting a practice with Moravia, and Moravia girls the only to beat Blakesburg this year.
The Union invites readers to plan a public sale with printed sale bills and advertisements. The offer promises wide territory reach, large audience exposure, and a successful sale.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Hiatt hosted a co op supper for the Curtis Mikels family moving to the Glick farm. Attendees included the Hiatts, Prerty Mikels, Theo Miller family, Cecil Murrel and more. Hospital visits noted for Dick Miller and others with local family travel and social visits across Albia Oskaloosa Ottumwa and Fairfield.
Shanghai News reports Bert Rinehart returning home from Bloomfield hospital with family visiting Gerald and Bert Rinehart in town. Several local households share weekend greetings and dinners including Christy, Hammond, Wakefield, White, and Overturn families, plus visits to Centerville and Ottumwa hospitals.
Sunday activities include Dean Laine with Mrs. Gerald Davison and Cora Murphy. Thursday afternoon visits by Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brown Mit and Mrs Corinie Landgreba with Katy. Saturday gatherings feature Barbara and Aas Corlaty at Aubrey Christys.
Visitors Sunday afternoon at the Hiatt home included families and friends. Walter and McCoy wed at the M. E. church Saturday evening. W S C S met at Nellie Heckman’s. Howard Guenther sale reported. Local visitors and calls noted at various homes.
Congratulations to Cary McCoy and Dallas Faber on their Saturday wedding at the Methodist church. Attendees included Meron and Dave McDanel and Trenton McDanel with Virginia Strong. others present were Doyle McIbanel Fred Strong and Gary OConner.
Spent Ley at the Kenneth O Conkey home. Mr and Mrs Claude Hawk were Sunday evening visitors at Harolt Hawks home. Mr and Mrs Gatto Nashlread called at Doyle Mebatiel home Monday morning. Mrs McDanel visited Mrs Gomer Stocker in the afternoon. Virginia Strong spent Monday night with Mr and Mrs Gary Adams in Centerville. Mr and Mrs Dallas Faber called on Mrs Joe Griffin of Ottumwa Thursday.
Mrs De Brown Vosburgh and Mrs Gilbert Callen hosted visitors from Albia while Darwin Sheldon and baby called on Mesri Dickes. Ray Rinehart entered Mon Toe courtly hospital. funeral services for Mrs Richard Allen held in Moravia. Lewis Rinehart joined Friday supper near Richard Dunham and child.
Ten spent the weekend at the Rus sell Brown home. A panic note mentions visits to the Pearl Dicks house. Claude Sheldon called at the Clayton Sheldon home Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs Aubrey Christy and Mr and Mrs Gilbert Callen were Sunday dinner guests at Wayne Christy home. Fern Callen visited Nellie Thompson from Saturday evening to Monday afternoon. Sunday dinner guests at Clayton Sheldon home included Mr and Mrs Jim Frame Michele Flo Frame Bonnie Spridten Ronnie from Des Moines. Jessie and Charles McAninch were at Clarence and Addie Sheldon. Ray Rinehart returned home from the hospital Monday.
The Taylorettes 4H held its February 15 1962 meeting at Ann McDonoughs home at 7 30 p m in the absence of the president and vice president Mary Kay Spencer led the session they pledged to the American flag and conducted roll call with I pledge.
A small gathering featured talks on sewing box equipment, shoe care, storing clothes, and safety. Pat Judge, Martha Freeh, Anh and Maribeth, and Mary Kay Sportéer led demonstrations and a grooming contest was discussed while refreshments were served by Mrs. McDonough and Ann, with Marjorie Frefch reporting.
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