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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1964

Page

6

Birthday and family gatherings cited across Ottumwa area

Several birthday observances and family visits highlighted a weekend in Ottumwa and surrounding towns. Marvin Gardner's birthday gathering at William Gardner's home included multiple relatives and neighbors. Cindy Lockman celebrated her first birthday with family. Additional visits included Mrs. Hattie Woodruff in Des Moines and a hospital auxiliary luncheon at Albig hospital attended by several ladies.

Local Residents Attend Events and Visits Across Moravia Area

Mr and Mrs Carl Tisue and family spent Sunday at the parental Harley Tisue home. Elton D Colmean was in agency Tuesday. Mrs Lloyd Brown and Mrs Beryl Brown called on Mrs Ethel Hamilton Saturday afternoon. E G Hawk and Kenneth O Conner spent Friday with Gary O Conner and children in Centerville. Gary Charity and baby Jayne Lee returned from St Joseph hospital in Centerville. Karen Warren a Venhard College student was overnight guest of Clyde and Mrs Warren. Venhard choir concert was seen by Moravia locals. Mrs Melissa Felton visited Des Moines to see sister Hattie Woodruff. Charles Easter and Terry of Bonaparte visited Gary Charity family to see new baby. Janet Schneider Misty and Sheela visited Moravia. Joellyn and Jonathan Beck of Des Moines stayed with grandparents M E Perry. Walter Beck visited with his daughter’s family. Eva Hiatt returned home after five months with sister Allie Phillips in Oskaloosa. Mrs Donald Dowd daughter Rhonda and Mrs Mina Dowd visited Delmar Dowd in Centerville. Harry Woodward and Robert Faber attended E U B conference at Hubbard along with Rev J A Ogden and Rev L B Deedrick May 4 7.

Carl Tisue Harley.Tisue Lloyd Brown Beryl Brown Ethel Hamilton E. G. Hawk Kén‘heth O'Conner Gary O'Conner Moravia Forrest Main Ben Jones Melissa Felton Des Moines Hattie Woodruff Charles Easter Terry Bonaparte Gary Charity Jayne Lee Janet Schneider Misty Sheela Delmar Dowd Centerville Harry Woodward Rober Faber E.U.B Hubbard J. A. Ogden L. B. Deedrick John Dotson Carl Whisler Minnie Replogie Dee Whisler Mintie Moffatt Inlaw Lee Moffatt Howard Burkland Lester Garden Bob Barrickman Karen Bobby Oskaloosa Marines Omer Eakins Unionville Dorothy Pitman Beverly Bloomfield Arlie Pitman Pulaski Jewel Burkland Gay Gillen Blakesburg Leonard Spurgeon Grace Spurgeon Harry Felton Glen Fowler MoTravia Alva Fowler Masters Rodney Johnny Sta Jear Deg Monine Frank Stajear Wilford Dykes Jay

Weekend Visitors From Davenport And Seymour

Mr and Mrs Gale Natzke Rebecca and Brenda of Davenport visited as the parental Mr and Mrs Harry Wray home from Thursday through Sunday. Vinton spent the weekend at her sister and husband Mr and Mrs Lesley Lemley. Arlo Fenton spent Wednesday in Des Moines visiting Mr and Mrs Walter Booth. Mrs Gail Natzke and girls and Mrs Harry Wray visited relatives in Seymour Allerton Corydon Saturday afternoon. Other Sunday visitors in the Harry Wray home were Mr and Mrs Ivan Wray and family of Conrad Mrs Sarah Wray of Davenport Mr and Mrs Carl Wray and family of Seymour. Evening callers were Mr and Mrs John Stevens. Earl Fenton spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Duane Susser and Stephen. They also visited with Mr and Mrs Lora Fenton Friday evening. Harry Wray spent Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs Earl Fenton. Miss Connie Fenton was a weekend guest at the home of her grandparents Mr and Mrs Earl Fenton. The Fentons were dinner guests at the Paul Moore home in Centerville Friday. Mr and Mrs Ivan Atwell and Mr

Gale Natzke Rebecca Brenda Davenport Harry. Wray Vinton Lesley Lemley Arlo Fenton Des Moines Walter Booth Gail Natzke Harry Wray Seymour Allerton Corydon Ivan. Wray Conrad Sarah Wray Carl Wray John Stevens Earl Fenton Duane Susser Stephen Lora Fenton Connie Fenton Fentons Paul Moore Centerville Ivan Atwell

Social Visit Notes From Sunday Afternoon

And Mrs. Emmons Atwell called on Mr. and Mrs. Laten Atwell Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Wilma Snyder of Centerville spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alto Fenton.

Emmons Atwell Laten Atwell Wilma Snyder Center[ville Atlo Fenton

Udell Social Notes Highlights From Udell Area

Edna Moore of Centerville and Zola Saum visited at Mystic and with Mrs. Fred Thompson as well as Ora Powell home. Numerous calls followed for Minnie Rep Logie, Dee Whisler, and Mrs. John Dotson's 80th birthday. Bobby Barrickman and Karen visited, and many other neighbors called on relatives and friends across Udell and nearby towns.

Edna. Moore Centerville Zola Saum Ora Powell Fred Thompson Mystic Harold and Luella Mishler

Franklin By Mrs Earl Swift Franklin By Mrs Earl Swift

Marcia Thompson spent Sunday afternoon with Linda Ammons, Mr and Mrs Larry Derby were supper guests Wednesday evening at Emmett Derbys. Maureen and Mark who had been visiting their scenes returned home with em, James and Leon Calhoun, Mr and Mrs Coy Swift and Mr and Mrs Earl Swift attended open house at the Rev and Mrs George McMullen home in Mystic Sunday afternoon. Rev McMullen and his family are moving to Diagonal Iowa where he will be pastor of the Methodist church. Mr and Mrs Carl Martin spent Thursday at Larry Derbys. Carl, Kenneth and Donald spent Sunday at the Marion Allen home. Mrs Harl Swift accompanied Mrs Duane Wilson and Keven to Centerville Tuesday afternoon. James and Leon Calhoun were dinner guests Sunday at Coy Swifts. Mr and Mrs Gary Perry spent

Marcia Thompson Linda Ammons Larry Derby Emmett Derbys Maureen Mark James Leon Calhoun Coy Swift Earl Swift George McMullen Mystic McMullen Diagonial Iowa Methodist Church Carl Martin Larry Derbys Carl Kenneth Donald Marion Allen Harl Swift Duane Wilson Keven Centerville James and Coy Swifts Gary Perry

Sunday Socials and Church Events Include Swift and Calhoun Families

Sunday duties and visits noted as Earl Swift and family spent time at Merle Dicks while Rhodes of Cedar Falls hosted relatives. W.S.C.S. gathering with James Calhoun and Shirley joined Renus Vesser’s party to see Roseann Calhoun, then Mother's Day on campus. Iconium Methodist church honored Rev. and Mrs. George McMullen and their sons Tuesday evening.

Larry Dedbys Earl Swift Merle Dicks Coy Swift James Calhoun W.S.C.S Ben Pickerell Eldridge Est Hacks Shirley Renus Vesser Cedar Falls Roseann Calhoun Iconium Methodist Church George McMullen

Cooperative supper marks move of Rey McMullen family

The McMullen family plans to leave soon after a cooperative supper to begin a pastorate in Diagonal Iowa with Rey McMullen serving as pastor.

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