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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1953

Page

5

Wesley Chapel revival ends with 83 attendees in W. S. C.

New Hope Genevie Donovan reports a Friday revival at Wesley Chapel drawing 83 in attendance while average turnout was 43, with six visiting ministers and Rev. Gerald Wilson credited for the success. Plans emerged for a church roof repair and volunteers are urged to help. Community notes from W. Wesley Chapel list visitor and family visits, meals, and local activities across the weekend.

Wesley Chapel Revival Servic Gerald Wilson Wesley Chapel Church

Legislative Reflections By Bob Beck At Des Moines

State Representative Bob Beck shares thoughts on Iowa legislature half through session. He notes slow process, debates on reapportionment school reorganization oleo and dairy issues, and road funding. Beck praises Dewey Goode as southern Iowa road leader and contrasts surplus spending with year by year budgeting. Local notices list community visits and gatherings around Unionville and surrounding towns.

Bob Beck Union Southern Towa South Dewey Goode Davis County Iowa Dewey

Salem Remembers Local Residents In OTtumwa and Albia Visits

Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brown visit their daughter in Pittsburgh Penn. Mr and Mrs Elbert Perry guest at Leroy Browns Ottumwa home. Earl Lee Calhoun two suffers tonsil removal at St Joseph Centerville. Numerous local gatherings and family visits noted including Jennings Ankeny Hellyer Perry and Gladfelder households with social calls and club meetings.

Lloyd Brown Bill Parson Pittsburgh Penn Elbert Perry Leroy Brown Ottumwa Earl Lee Calhoun Delbert Calhoun St. Joseph Hospital Centerville John Petersen Robert Jennings George Brozovich Land P. D. Ankeny Cass Hamilton Albia Dell Hellyer George Hellyer Dell Clark Raymond Perry L. A. Perry Charles Jennings Gordon Massman Jerry Brown Arthur Lewis Des Moines Hazel Dick Clark Hellyer Bert Rinehart Mary Lou Iconium W. S.C Clarence Whitehead Kenneth Gladfelder Jess Gladfelder Richard Shanghai Guy McKern Clyde Darlene Gladfelder Pearl Runnells

Coulson By Mrs Theo Miller

Martha Coulson joined Mr and Mrs Russ McCann to visit at the W R Coulson home in New Sharon. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Kenneth OConner Gary and Sharon at Frank OConner home. The Miller and Van Lemaster families were dinner guests of Mrs John Callen. Zell Callen and Adda Robinson were guests. Robinson stayed overnight. Elmer Pennington and Roscoe Pennington of Des Moines visited Herb Roblenz. Sharon Argo stayed with her grandfather Vess Hiatt. Corporal Gerald Mikels has been promoted to sergeant and may be home next month. Martha Coulson was a Sunday dinner guest of the McCans. Mr and Mrs Russell Burg and

W. E. Donovan Jerry Pettibone Bob Carter Rex Hagerman Irven Kalvig Fred Dusablon Max Rodgers George Turner Eva Hiatt Evelyn Daniels Grace Main Deloris Tharp and Anna Hiatt Mary Meadows Minnie Sharp John Grenfell John Grenfell, Jr Orville Burton Lucile West Burton Mardeena White R. C. Wilson Zoe Callen Opal Frank Hiatt Virginia Cayger Des Moines Richard Goughnour Altoona Carter Boyer Forrest Jacobs Marion Iowa Deloria Tharp Francis Gary and Bruce Ernest West Howard Harper and Sons Frank Yeager Eldon Alice Wilson Carl VanZante Hiatt John Wood Kenneth Daniels Junior Donovan Donovan Loyd Carter Hazel Sanders St. Joseph Hospital Centerville Centerville Lutheran Church Jimmie Mary. Burns Charlene Art Fox John Lee Guy Argo Russell Burns Allie Boyer Burns Perry Mikels Perry Sharon Theo Miller van Lemaster Lemaster Albia Homer Brown Mr. Brown Martha Coulson Russ McCann New Sharon W. R. Coulson Kenneth O’conner Gary Frank O'Conner John Callen Zell Callen Adda Robinson Robinson Miller Roscoe Pennington Elmer Pennington Herb Roblenz Sharon Argo Vess Hiatt Gerald Mikels Russell Burng

Willing Workers Meet With Byrle McCombs

The Willing Workers club met at Byrle McCombs home for a regular session on Wednesday March 11. Members made soap and stitched quilt blocks while sharing chili and pie for the noon hour. Dorothy Potts joined, with attendees including Dorothy Pickrell Stella Argo Lucille Exline Mary McFatridge Clara Brown Allie Moffatt Mr and Mrs Leo Hoffman and Colleen Mrs George McCombs and host couple. The next gathering will be at Dorothy Pickrells home on March 25.

Willing Workers Club Byrle McCombs Dorothy Potts Dorothy Pickrell Stella Argo Lucille Exline Mary McFatridge Clara Brown Allie Moffatt Leo Hoffman George McCombs Colleen

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