Moravia Area Social Roundup Weekend Visitors
A lengthy Moravia area social column lists numerous weekend visitors and local gatherings. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Paul Broshar, Miss Myrth Hudgens, Mrs. Lester Polson, Dixie, Mrs. Roe Ahee, James Nash, and many others visiting or hosting across Albia Ottumwa Centerville Bloomfield and surrounding farms. Several health and family notes mention an appendectomy recovery for Lillie Belle Schaffner and a birthday party for Harold Prough. Local bus routes and moves occur as residents relocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hudgens
Paul Broshar
Myrth Hudgens
Des Moines
Lester Polson
Dixie
Bedford
Roe Ahee
Unionville
Claude Hawk
Carolyn
Richard
Stunddy
E. G. Hawk
Harley Tisue
Charles Cottin
John McPane
Centerville
M. E. McDanel
G. Woodward
Bill Harrig
Dianne
el Pago
Texas
George Halden
Emil Halden
C. M. McFatridge
W. N. Miller
Eleanor
Wilbur Miller
C. C. Coulson
Linda and
Merrill
T. B. Cameron
M. H. Elson
Bloomfield
Cameron
Moberly
Huntsville
Lillie Belle Schaffner
Smith Hospital
Social visits and family gatherings across multiple towns
The column lists numerous visits and travels among local families including Mrs. Lionel Spring Mrs. Merle Houser Gloria Spring Helen Rouse Ruth Ogden and others. Spouse Mrs. B C Whitehead of Iconium and Rex Albertson are noted alongside outings to Unionville Moulton Winterset and St Charles with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wilkinson
Marshall Hedgecock
Lionel Spring
Merle Houser
Gloria Spring
Helen Rouse
H. B. Spring
Ruth Ogden
B. C. Whitehead
Iconium
Alice Spring
Moulton
Alice McCord
Probasco
Lloyd Selix
Dewey. Houser
Chariton
Salem
Hazel Heilyer reports social notes from Salem. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brown accompanied by Mr and Mrs Jim McAninch plan Ottumwa visit Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Harald Mason and others called at Horton Potts home Sunday afternoon. Horton has been ill for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Harry Wilkinson
Clifford Weaver
Wilkinson
Ruby Hedgecock
Unionville
Mary Harrett
Jean Bailey
Baileys
Winterset
Murray
St. Charles
Bernard Rouse
Nancy Rouse
Green City
Lloyd Whisler
Bertha Daniels
Centerville
Stiles
Daniels
Lloyd Brown
Jim McAninch
Ottumwa
Harald Mason
Will Davis
Jess Smith
Horton Potts Home
Horton
Community Notes From Iconium and Nearby Towns
Mrs Clarence Whitehead and daughters plus extended families attended W S C 8 at Iconium on Thursday. Karol Ann Hellyer spent weekend at the Dell Hellyer home. George Hellyer family and Patty, Ankeny, Hamiltons, Brown, Dell Hellyer group and Hazel visited Albia. Calhoun and Hellyer households enjoyed Moravia play. Jerry Brown won the Iowa Farmer Degree. Stanley party hosted at Merle Dicks with Bert Perry and others. Dee Calhoun visited Scanium School Wednesday. Amy Hiner attended Icel Christy club gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Whitehead
Delbert Calhoun
Dell Hellyer
Edward McCord
Robert Jennings
Raymond Perry
Iconium
Karol Ann Hellyer
George Hellyer
Patty
P. D. Ankeny
Cass Hamilton
Lloyd Brown
Hazel
Elbert Perry
Albia
Hiner
James
Martha
Orville
Jerry Brown
Clark Hellyer
Moravia
Merle Dicks
Ebert Perry
Richard Dee Calhoun
Vosburgh and neighbours gather for social visits
Mrs Emmett Derby hosts Vosburgh visitors including Mr and Mrs Coy Swift and others. families such as Derby, Calhoun, Hammond and Frame share time. A Stanley party attends at Mrs Merle Dicks, Busy Bee Club holds cooperative dinner at George Shehan's for 30th wedding anniversary and Mr Shehan's birthday with afternoon greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coy Swift
Marion Allen
Nancy
Jimmie
Carl Calhoun
George Godfrey
Susan Turner
Larry Derby
Merle Dicks
George Hammond
Emmett ‘Derbys
Francis
Frame and Sons of
Newton
Clay
Ton Sheldon
Busy Bee ‘Club
George Shehans
Kenneth Brown
Craig Sheldon
Charles McAninch
Freda
Carolyn Swift
Thelma Long
Laura Dicks
Busy Bee Club
George Shehan
Mr. Shehans
Mrs. Shehan
Wedding Guests Celebrate Couple With Gifts And Dinner
A wedding reception featured a list of attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Argo, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Brown, and many others. Guests enjoyed a nice dinner and an afternoon of visiting while wishing the couple many more happy anniversaries.
Male Drivers In 1951 Involved In Majority Of Auto Crashes
A 1951 report shows male drivers were involved in about 90 percent of all U S auto accidents. The analysis highlights gender disparity in crash involvement and implications for road safety research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roy Argo
Carl Tisue
Wayne
Clifford Tisue
James Nash
Keith Zellars
Marsha
Fred Hammond
Donald Hammond
Hammond
Frank Swaim
Gus Johnson
Blakesburg
Charles Harvey
Jennie Pollard
John Tadlock
Arkansas Pass
Pelical Lake
Wis
John Veach
Clark Hollingsworth
Richard Veach
Joelyn
C. C. Cullers
Paris
Loyd Carter
C. L. Hartinger
Larry Brooks
Leonard Palmer
American Legion and Auxiliary
Creston
George Brain
Marve Shanks
Bruce Jones
el Monte
Calif
Charles Coffin
Clell
Carl Coffin
Promise City
Lawrence Dommer
Brompton
Dommer
Marie Main
Jay’ Main
Williams
John. R. May
Barbara
Ames
D. E. Bishop
Bill
Harold Prough
Danny
Ralph Davis
George Nrealan
Keith R. Williams
Brian Karr
Otley
Rsion Keeton
F. C. Hiatt
R. C. Hiatt
Charles
Mary Platt
Lee Hiatt
Marilyn
J. P. Day
Carol
Bill Robinson
Lloyd McCrory
W. RB. Day
Hope Hawk
Fairfield
Bert Geitner
Peoria
Etta Halden
Udell
Rex Albertson
Anna Streepy
Frank Swaim Moravia
Iowa
Turner Funeral
Standard Service
Morav
Amos McGhghy
Trenton
R.C. Wilson
John Deere
McClurg
Allis-Chalmers
New Idea
Salem
Hazel Heilyer
Sun
Father
Finders Keepers
Tom Ewell
Tues
Thura
Korea
Hell
Nash Country Club
Nash
Nash Tudor
Dell
Nash Tudor Statesman
Chevrolet
David Clark
Nash Co
Library Albia
Delbert Calhoun and Sons
Amy Hiner
Icel Christy
Club
Roscoe Argo
Russell Brown
Dick Brown
Ben Pickerell
Leo Hoffman
Kenny
George McCombs
Colleen
LeRoy Brown
Sheryl
Beryle Brown
Ron
Tilton’s Shoe Store
N. Side
Moravia Theater
Farley Granger
Shelley Winters
William Demarest
Veach Implement Co
Yair International Harvester
The
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