Local Happenings and Visits Across Centerville Area
Local events include attending a funeral in Belmond for Mrs. Phoebe White with relatives John Veach and Mrs. Begs Everman of Centerville, students from Vennard College visiting family, and multiple social calls. Notables include birthday dinners for Mrs. Gay and Mrs. Charley Johnson, gray ladies work by Mrs. Ira Boyer, and Golden Age Manor activities.
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John Veach
Begs Everman
Centerville
Belmond
Phoebe White
Karen Warren
Moravia
Marian Geyer
Mission
Texas
Vennard College
University Park
Karen
Clyde Warren
Hazel Berg
Wm. Gardner
Delmar Dowd
Larry Pfannebecker
Mangle
Charley Johnson
Ted Wilson
Tulle Ann Prough
Gay
Ira Boyer
Golden Age Manor
Kenneth Condra
Dot Long- Jey
Mt. Ararat Church
Elmer Pennington
Des Moines
R. RB. Pennington
Filmer
Herb Boblenz
Jerry
Connie
Dean Cole
Russell
Lester Brain
Flo Helms
Oskaloosa
Robert Stout
Washington
Iown
Lewis Rottse
Mercy Clinic
Leo van Dorin
Albia
Ethel van Dorin
Ottumwa
Lowell van Dorvns
Lowells
Flora Jones
Ron Woodward
Ronald Overturf
Cedar Rapids
George
Carl Tisue
Des Moinés
James Wilson
John Wilson
Odle Clark
James Nash
Beverly and
Terry
Harley Tisue
Roy Argo
Bert Mc
Kern
Pearl Swaim
Zelma Hopkins
Bussey
Dallas Faber
Faber
Susan Russell
Joe Griffin
John Russell
Mia
Rube Faber
Frances Griffin
Monmouth
Ill
Joyce John
Iston
New Hope News and Visitors from Harsh Family
Genevieve Kaling and Bessie Donovan joined Mr. and Mrs. Junior Donovan for a Kansas City visit with H. S. McPherson and attended open houses for Sarah Donovan Hilbert and Dorothy Hartshara. Families, friends, and neighbors shared Sunday gatherings and a Stanley party at Leta Pettibone’s.
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Genevieve Kaling
Bessie Donovan
Junior Donovan
Kansas City
H. S. McPherson
Sarah Donovan Hilbert
Dorothy Hartshara
Sarah Hiebert
California
Ivan Harsh
Hattie Watts
Marion
Nelson Ballanger
Raymond Hughes
Virginia Pettibone
Gladys Harsh
Deloris Ballanger
Lucille Carter
Stanley
Leta Pettibones
Jayl Tarbell
Carl
Betty Phillips
Vickie
Des Moines
Lois Wilson
Alan
Linda
Marsha
Carl Tarbell
Chris Phillips
Ivyl
Tarbell
Howard Phillips
Mystic
Brian Dale
Virgil
Dinner and social visits across Ames area events
Miss Mabel Coulson dined with cousin Mrs. Mintin Shoemaker. Mr and Mrs Ernest Hiatt hosted a rock party with guests including Mr and Mrs Herb Boblenz Mr and Mrs W C Anderson Mr and Mrs Theo Miller Mr and Mrs Vernest West and Mr and Mrs Guy Argo. Guests enjoyed sandwiches pie and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Coulson
Mintin
Ernest Hiatt
Herb Boblenz
W. C. Anderson
Theo Miller
Vernest West
Guy Argo
Jerry
Connie
Ames
Des Moines
Johnnie Kirstein
Sharon Argo
Harry Woodward
Ted Wilson
Wilsons
Angel's Cafe
Ernest West
Alvy Riggles
Corydon
Connie Boblenz
F.B.L.A
Moravia
Ray Barkley
Moravia Iowa Adopts Traffic Control Ordinance for Primary Road 60
Moravia council approves an ordinance to establish controlled-access facilities and regulate traffic on Primary Road No. 60 within Moravia. It defines access points, ingress and egress rules, penalties for violations, and cites state and federal backing for public safety and welfare.
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Moravia
Iowa
Wabasa’ Ave
Monroe County
Bureau of Public Roads
State Highway Commission
Aforayia
Fifty-Sixth General Assembly
State of
Ottumwa Social Notes From Saturday Evening Visit
Ottumwa residents enjoyed a Saturday afternoon at the W. C. Anderson home. Jerry Roblenz stayed with Don West for a night last week. Mrs. W. C. Anderson called out her mother Mrs. Jessie Miller at Brazil Sunday afternoon. The group visited Mrs. Anderson's aunt Mrs. Bell Herr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
W. C. Anderso
Jerry Roblenz
Don West
W. C. ‘Anderson
Jessie Miller
Brazil
Mrs. Anderson
Bell Herr
Moravia School District Seeks 60000 Bond Bids
The Moravia Community School District invites sealed bids for 60,000 in 1964 school bonds to be sold at the Moravia High School on April 1. Bonds mature from 1965 to 1978 with rates not exceeding four percent. Bids must specify interest and will be awarded to the lowest net cost bid.
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Moravia Community
Appanoose
Monroe
Davis
Iowa
Moravia
Bannister
Moravia Iowa adopts controlled access facility ordinance 1964
Town of Moravia Iowa passes a 1964 ordinance regulating controlled access facilities on Primary Road No. 60 including prohibitions on certain vehicle movements onto or within the access lanes, penalties for violations, establishment of access points, and parking prohibitions along specified stations and streets. The measure covers entrances, parking rules, repeals conflicting ordinances, and takes effect after passage and publication. The document records mayor LAE HIATT and city clerk W H Burton with council members named.
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Moravia
Towa
Forpee
State Highway Commission
Lae Hiatt
W. H. Burton
Iowa
Heron
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