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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1957
Page
6
Mrs Mina Trimble of Tipton and Clyde Warner of Blakesburg attended the funeral of Mrs Miley. Numerous local residents hosted dinners and visits marking anniversaries and social gatherings, with families from Ottumwa Des Moines Ames and Centerville among those noted. Key names include Veach Gaffney Laws and Hoag families, plus civic events involving the Junior class mothers and a D A R convention attendee.
The Moravia High School Future Business Leaders of America chapter No 1460 was organized this year and installed by the Ottumwa Heights Chapter. It aims to develop leaders in business and to improve homes and communities with multiple projects led by students Sandy Hiatt Jewel Millar Kay Overturf Martha McCord and Ronnie Van Zante.
Mrs Maude Coltrain and Mrs Charles Coffin called on Mrs Cora Coop Sunday at the Walker Nursing home in Albia where she recuperates from a stroke after being moved from Monroe county hospital Saturday. Daphen French of Pasadena Calif arrived to attend the funeral of Miley Lockman held at Turner funeral home. Schreiners return to Los Altos after four day visit with relatives here. They were called to Iowa by the death of Clair Broshar in Waterloo. List of callers includes Leo Thompson Devere Ruth Thompson David Thompson Sadie Palmer J T Van Dorin and Russell Burns. Mrs Kenneth Gatlin Ottumwa visited her mother Florence Underwood Sunday night. Russell Burns and Mrs Florence Underwood visit Sunday. Doris Burns of Udell was an evening caller. Fred Tillmont and John Barndon hosted Saturday supper in Abia. Dwight Glick of Rockford Ill visited his mother Harry Glick and attended last rites for Gus Tisue and funeral of Oscar Anderson in Centerville Monday afternoon.
A report on the recent Heart Association drive shows contributions from Mora and surrounding communities and compares them with other county areas. Chairwoman Mrs. W. A. Driggs of Centerville notes most funds stay locally for heart disease cases with a portion directed to scientific research. The list of precincts and volunteers reflects broad community participation, with total reported at 43,12.
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