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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1965
Page
1
Rays Ramblin s Homer King notes Wednesday brings additional snowfall totaling 28 with three more needed to reach a quota though he counts about 40 snows so far. He muses spring is near and hints announcers’ science lingo has grown with space probe coverage.
Frost blankets the ground with 18 inches in Center Ville delaying work as dozer operators break ground. Extreme weather harms farm livestock with several calves lost at birth and lambs at risk as spring arrival is late and buses struggle with snow damaged routes.
Stella Argo Verta Hoffman Le ta and Betty Haver attended a study course at Emily Thompsons on Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Richard Hoffman hosted a supper for Northern Propane employees in Ottumwa Tuesday evening. Tammy and Monte joined at the Leo Hoffman home Thursday Roy Rinehart called there Thursday evening. The Hoffmans spent Sunday at Roscoe Argo’s with family and visited friends in Des Moines Sunday afternoon.
The Eastern Star conducted a school of instruction on Thursday March 19 with Mrs. Beverly Buchanan of Centerville as instructor. Mr. and Mrs. George Hopkins served as worthy patron and matron. Methodist church ladies provided a 6:30 dinner for members and guests.
Mr and Mrs Wayne McDanes and Debbie spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Guy Atgo and boys. Bill Songs guests included Doris Wilson Jack Long Vanessa Ralph Spencer Stanley Hila Horstman Maude McDonald Anna Heath Leta Pettibone and children Elsie Long Pat McDanel and Virginia Pettibone. Farm Bureau meeting attendees at Centerville included Mrs Kenneth Daniels. Funeral of Frank Turner at Centerville last Monday noted. Carol Breese and hoy visited Lute Hiatt. Mrs Wayne McDanel Mrs Dewayne Robinson and Bennie shopped in Tomwa last Wednesday. Allan Dooley spent weekend at Attica with friends Donald Clark and others.
Friday evening and Sunday afternoon visits fill the Wayne McDanel household with family activity. Lute Hiatt called on Eva Hiatt at Allie Phillips’ Oskaloosa residence last Monday. Marie Long and Debbie McDanel socialized Monday evening. Mary Meadows visited Sunday morning at Chris Bogart’s home. Reshia Lulaney spent Saturday with grandma Lindley Kenneth and Barbara. Max Lindley and Barbara dined with Fred Lindley Sunday. Mervin McDanell and family hosted dinner Monday with Wayne McDanel. Lute Hiatt visited Alva Cridlebaugh. Max Lindley returned Monday after a California trip. Chris and Stella Bogart enjoyed Sunday afternoon with Flo and Delmar Hiner. Chris and Stella Bogart dined Monday with Winifred McCracken.
Mr and Mrs Russell Brown attended funeral services for Curtis Hutton in Moravia on Saturday afternoon. Mildred Way and daughter June arrived from Arizona to attend the funeral and planned to visit relatives briefly before returning home. Various families hosted Sunday dinners and visits across Moravia and neighboring towns including Albia Ottumwa Des Moines and Clayton Sheldon Bray and Pennington homes with numerous relatives and friends dropping by over the weekend.
Mrs. Dick Nosburg reports the Kantum W.S.C.S. Study Course was held at Emily Thompson's home Tuesday afternoon. Several local families visited, with dinners and Birthday celebrations noted.
Mr and Mrs Herb Boblenz spent Friday evening at the Kenneth O Connor home while Mr and Mrs Theo Miller visited Sunday afternoon at the Hutton Yeager home. Steve Martin, Mrs.
Mrs Dale Downard and Mr and Mrs W C Anderson called on Mrs Jessie Miller Sunday after a church service in the neighborhood. The group spent time chatting and sharing news, with plans to meet again next week.
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