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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1964
Page
6
Mr and Mrs Berty Turner returned from a three week vacation visiting relatives in Clovis New Mexico Truth or Consequences and Masa Arizona and other friends. Dozens of local residents including Mrs Odile Clark Mrs Stella Broshar and Rev Louis Schaffner are noted as visitors callers and hosts across Centerville Corydon and nearby towns during the period.
A flurry of social visits is recorded across West Point Mona and nearby areas. Betty Haver and Tracey Rinehart joined Mona Rinehart and Stella Argo for Tuesday and Thursday gatherings. The Haver family hosted Ed and Julie at various homes while Rex Haver celebrated a birthday Friday.
Mrs Wayne McDanel reports a weekend of family visits and local gatherings in Hiattsville including stops in Ottumwa Exline and Moulton. Attendees include Lindley Daniels Hiatt Roblenz and Bogart families. WSCS met at Frank Heckman’s. birthdays and local ball games referenced with area residents attending events and visiting relatives.
Union Terrnanip and Mel presided over a social evening at the ale. Mrs. Bell Stavens returned from Davenport Rockford and Moline Illinois after visiting relatives. Dale Cox and family dined with Boitiétie Cox and Walter Harper. Farnsworths and Ottumwa relatives joined the Fenton household for Sunday dinner. Frank Cox remains a patient at Monroe County Hospital, Burdett Cox visits nightly and notes his father’s improvement.
Mrs Arlo and Mr Bert Fenton returned home Saturday morning from Tuscan Arizona where they visited their son Dwight Fenton and family Patty Jo Sandra Kay Earl Robert and other relatives. Mrs Arthur Paul of Moline spent part of the week with her sister and brother in law Lesley Lemley. Mr and Mrs Ivan Wray and family of Conrad spent the weekend at the parental Harry Wray home. Bryan and Brenda of Aurora Illinois spent the weekend with Emmons Atwell and Carl Hamilton. Janice Kay Vickroy of Des Moines spent the weekend with Gerald and Janice Vickroy. Harry Wray left Monday morning for Davenport by reason of sister Barnadine Dykes illness. They will stay with daughter Gail Natzke and family. Eva Elgin accompanied them to Davenport to visit her daughter and son in law Lee Wray.
Udell area residents and relatives from Centerville and Colfax gathered for weekend visits. Multiple families including Burkland, Glasgow, Stajcar, Spring, Murdy and Dotson shared calls and dinners in Udell and nearby towns. One note reports Mrs Glasgow cutting her finger and wearing a cast for six weeks.
Mr and Mrs Emmett Derby spent Sunday at Larry Denbys. Mr and Mrs Clair Long Jeffery and family visited Earl Swifts with other relatives. James Calhoun and Leon attended the FHA Banquet in Albia. Dale Williams family moved from the John Goode place to a farm.
Table paper for banquet and dinner tables Moravia Uaign described as suitable for use at events. Includes details on sizing and arrangement for dining rooms and receptions with emphasis on practicality and ease of setup for banquet staff.
Dean Ammons from Ames spent the week with his parents Mr and Mrs W Lloyd Amimiots and family near Albia. Shirley Calhoun of Albia High School won a 1 rating in a Norwalk speech contest. Refreshments were served by Mary and her mother. The next meeting will be April 6 at Barbara Darby’s home.
Urbana Doers met at Mary Van Dorin's home on March 2 to plan Dad and Daughter night for March 30 and discuss the Better Grooming contest. Jr. leaders Cathy Faber and Barbara Darby explained expense account books while Cathy gave a talk on Famous Paintings and Their Artists. A dust mitten treatment demo by Mary VanDorin and color wheel activities from February were reviewed.
Tax sale notices that the Union Church property Lot 8 in Sec 24 Twp 67 Rng 17 in Appanoose County Iowa was sold for delinquent 1959 taxes and a certificate of purchase issued to Appanoose County. Redemption period of 90 days from service. a deed will be issued if not redeemed. Notice dated Centerville Iowa February 1963 with names Malcolm and Doyle Oden and dates February 13 20 27 1964.
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