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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1960
Page
2
Community notes recount ill health of Salem Hazel Heilyer and Bobby Whitehead, R E A day attendance in Albia, and multiple visits among Derbys, Perrys, McCord, Jennings, and Calhouns. Des Moines and Marshalltown connections appear via Martha McCord and Jennings relatives, with Dean Ammony injuring an arm and hospital stay noted.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Flatt visited W C Anderson Sunday evening. Patsy Mikels returned home Saturday from Dwight Stocker home after a week away. Mr and Mrs Guy Argo plan a Des Moines trip Tuesday and Wednesday with Rex staying with grandpa Hiatt. Mr and Mrs Wayne Lindley also listed in note.
Sunday evening at Nelson Ballanger home. W. C. Anderson from Coffeyville Kansas snow bound at Centerville depot from Wednesday to 9am. Connie Roblenz attended Rainbow after school Monday. Various local residents visited friends and relatives including the Ballangers Zintz Baldwins Hiatts Roblenz and Mikels households across Friday to Sunday.
Mrs Dallas Faber and family host and visit with neighbors and relatives in Moravia Iowa. Posts include hospital treatment for Vina Taylor, REA celebration in Albia, skating party at Hilltop Rink, FFA soup supper Moravia Centerville, and multiple visits among the Faber McDanel Bentzinger Fowler Gillan and Wood families. A truckers notice offers regulation receipt books in Moravia Union office.
Mr Cecil Comatock recovers at Monroe Hospital in Atibia. Alva and wife from Blakesburg visited the Tubaughs Friday. Claude Renwick of Fairfield stayed with son Homer Renwick Friday. Walter Paris Lynn Alan Marlena Kay dined with Glent Stephenson Knoxville Saturday. Tubaughs and Janiece dined with Clarence Horn at Moulton Methodist Friday. Dr Harry Denman spoke at the church meeting. Donald Strunk dined with Bob Strunk family. Gene Judge and sons Dean Kenneth visited Polk City home Sunday. Janiece Tubaugh visited Renwick family. Sunday dinner guests included Mrs Ray Tubaugh and others. Loren Smiths of Biggsville, Illinois, have returned home from California.
No school again on Wednesday and Thursday due to the snow storm. Friday visits include Nellie Thompson at Addie Sheldon and Theresa Brown at Lor raine Whitehead. Birthday surprise for Clara Brown with party guests from local families. Sunday gatherings feature multiple families visiting in Albia, with several calls and visits among the Pleasant Hill residents.
Social notes list Sunday and weekend visits among Ottumwa Corydon Seymour Lake Mills and nearby towns. Guests include Floyd Green family Earl Taylor family Carole and others visiting the Rinehart Wakefield Christy and Rine households with several children noted.
Saturday activities featured Larry Hiatt with Sonny Hawk while families in Newton, Otumwa, and Centerville visited relatives. Attendees included the Landgrebes, Rineharts, Christys, and Overturf family members, with Judy Oden’s funeral noted in Centerville.
Darrell and Kim Tarbell spent Friday night and Saturday with grandparents Keith Phillips. Richard Goughnour and family of Mediapolis visited Lloyd Carter's home on Sunday. Mrs Louesa West spent last week with Ernest West. Linda celebrated a birthday at a supper hosted by Jay Wilson Tuesday evening with R C Wilson Mar deena White Janice Terry Trenton Wilson Gert White Candy Jane Martin John Main and Carl Long. Irvin Kalvig learned his wife was moved to Mt. Pleasant hospital at 1200 East Washington Mt. Pleasant. Mr and Mrs Trenten Wilson hosted visitors.
Sunday and Friday guest lists mark a small town gathering with Mr and Mrs John Main hosting, Calendered dinners with Harsh Schrodt Pettibone and McKern clusters, and a later club meeting noting reports, projects, and demonstrations. Judy Donovan hospital visit and Judy Gillen sunshine basket noted.
Urbana Doors held its March meeting at Nancy Carol Faber home called to order by president Jeanne Hawk with Joanne Hawk leading the 4-H pledge. Eleven members answered roll call on Safety Tips in the Kitchen.
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