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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1955

Page

6

Birthdays and visits fill Sunday at local area homes

Mr and Mrs Paul Eroshar spent Sunday at Waterloo celebrating Mrs Louise Shupe s birthday. Many guests from Des Moines Ottumwa and surrounding towns visited relatives including the Purvis family near Deep River the Stockers in Newton and the Burton and Cloyed households. Several families hosted dinners and afternoon calls with extended kin across Iowa and Arkansas while hospital visits and patient care were noted.

Paul Eroshar Waterloo Louise Shupe Fred VanDorin Francis Purvis Deep River Purvis Alva Cridlebaugh Colin Otha Taylor Buell Taylor Bert Vickrey Plano Edd Taylor Delphin Taylor Max Williams Ottumwa Merle Fullerton Stirling Wisconsin Gomer Stocker

Enon By Mrs J T VanDorin

Local notes recount spring showers aiding cleanup after a fire and visits among VanDorin and related families. Saturday gatherings, funeral attendance, 4 H activities, school election results, and measles in a family member.

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West Point Family Gatherings and Visits

West Point society notes a flurry of Sunday visits and social calls. Roscoe Argo and John Exline homes host several families including Wetterlind Exline and McFatridge crews.

Social notes from Albia and Cedar Falls gatherings

Breese Friday afternoon visits by Mr and Mrs Lloyd Callén and Evelyn. Eugene McCrory called at Floyd Carter home in Albia Sunday evening. Colleen McCombs and Leo Hoffman home dinner guests Monday. Richard Potts, State Teachers college Cedar Falls student, stayed Thurs evening to Sun with his parents. Edna Sullivan visited Verta Koffman Wednesday evening. Evelyn Callen attended revival at Church of Christ Centerville Thursday evening. Jess Lackender Rex Haver visited Roscoe Argo home. First thunder shower of the year Monday.

Sylvan VanDorins J. T. VanDorins Mearl Walters Nancy Vance Richard Bentzinger Ricky Harold Proughs S. T. Bentzinger Keosauqua Francis Wren Betty Geraldine Raymond Vance R. S. Faber Dallas Fabers Sylvan VanDorin J. T. van Dervns Inman Harold Hawk Jack McDonoughs van Derpool Vinton Lundy Roscoe Argo Carl Wetterlind Newton Argo Fred Argo Everett Harrell Blakesburg LaVerne Exline Lowell Exline Junior Exline John Exline Wayne Clark Arada Tibball Donald Hugh McFatridge Lloyd Callen Roy Miller Norris Callen Will Hagerman Will Fetersen Russell Brown Leo Hoffman Byrle Beth Ann McC Clair Potts Lester Breese Lloyd Callén Evelyn Eugene McCrory Floyd Carter Albia Colleen McCombs Richard Potts State Teachers College Cedar Falls Edna Sullivan Verta Koffman Evelyn Callen Church of Christ Centerville Jess Lackender Rex Haver

Shanghai Club and Local Family Gatherings Report

Saturday night shower honored Mr and Mrs Don Whitehead. Sunday visits to Fred Christy home and Shang hai club monthly party at Shanghai schoolhouse Friday. Friday dinner guests were Mr and Mrs George Hiner and Glen at Bert Rinehart home. Clarence Scott named new director at Shanghai. 4-H meeting attended by Bert Rinehart Mary Lou Janet Nash at Dick Browns Monday night.

Don Whitehead Wayne Christy Elaine Aubrey Christy Fred Christy Shanghai Club Shanghai Schoolhouse George Hiner Glen Bert Rinehart Lissie Kelsey James Nash Beverly Terry Harley Tisue Clarence Scott Shanghai Mary Lou Janet Nash Dick Browns

Shanghai Socials Spun From Weekend Visits

Shanghai residents and families revisited friends and kin across numerous households. Couples and extended kin spent time at Glen Overturf, Clarence Scott, Bert Rinehart, Lloyd Landgrebe, Fred Christy, Way ne Christy, Elaine, and others over Thursday to Sunday. Additional gatherings occurred at Town City and Centerville as the Shanghai club met at the Fred Taylor home.

Clarence Scott Lissie Kelsey Harold Dean Tisue Lonnie Glen Overturf Carl Wetterlind Bert Rienhart Aubrey Christy Wayne Christy Elaine Kenneth Landgrebe Vickie Stanley Marilyn Landgrebe Lloyd Landgrebe Charles Wakefield, Jr Glen Overturf’s Iole Christy Nona Dicks George Rinehart Bert Rinehart Max Hill Harold Young Fred Taylor Bill Landgrebe Randy Bob Scieszinski Rex Overturf Fred Christy Charlie Ellis Gene Hall Judy George Hiner Town City Sheryl Paul Dicks Glen Overturf's Ray Lemaster James Nash Karen Landgrebe Josephine Scott Lloyd Brown John Hardy Centerville Shanghai Club Roy Argo

Franklin News Roundup of Local Visits and Gatherings

Local residents including Mr and Mrs A E Derby of Lowilta and Earl Swift noted as attending events at various homes. Surprises and calls linked to Dorothy Pickerell, Mike Turner and others. A church shower in Sconium and visits to the Art Ekwall home in Ottumwa are mentioned among numerous social calls.

Community Notes From Local Gatherings and Visits

Mr and Mrs Roscoe Pennington were sunday evening guests at the Herb Boblenz home. Families including the Millers Argo and Wilmer attended gatherings. Nancy Roblenz joined Rainbow initiation midweek. Mrs Van Lemaster visited sister Adda Robinson in New Sharon after hospital return.

Roscoe Pennington Herb Boblenz Francis Miller Ray Jane Theo Miller Jay Argo Nancy Roblenz Rainbow Kenneth O'Conner Gnella Whicker Harper Max Whicker Nancy Jerry Connie Bob Jeng Rosemary Janet Glen Phillips Harry Phillips Boblenz Russell Burns Lola Gordon St. Joseph Hospital Sandra Hiatt Bloomfield van Lemaster Adda Robinson New Sharon Robinson

Local Haskell County Notes and ISU Cropping Study

Haskell County hospital in Oskaloosa. Harold Clark home visitors Mr and Mrs Russell Burns and family Saturday night. Dwight Hiatt visited Guy Argo home Tuesday evening. Neighborhood shower for the Inman family Monday night at Wesley Chapel. Their home burned Thursday. Kenneth O Conner Gary and Sharon visited Frank O Conner home Sunday. Thea Miller called Sunday evening on Bill Long and family. Donald Argd ill over weekend but better. ISU agronomists say green manure crops boost corn yields in Iowa. Wood shingles provide good service when properly installed.

Haska County Hospital Oskaloosa Harold Clark Russell Burns Lester Gordon Dwight Hiatt Guy Argo Inman Wesley Chapel Kenneth O'Conner Gary Sharon Frank O'Conner Thea Miller Bill Long Donald Argd

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