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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1958
Page
2
A list of songs including All I Have To Do Is Dream Wear My Ring Around My Neck Witch Doctor Twilight Time Whole World In His Hands Kewple Doll Billy Do You Want To Dance Johnny B Goode Stairway of Love Wonderful Time Up There Met Him On a Sunday To Be Loved Wishing For Your Love Don't You Think It's Time Book of Love Sugartime Red Gardner.
The calendar lists events from May 4 to May 15 including senior trip, chapel, F H A and F B L A meetings, and a senior party. It also records multiple Sunday visits to or from James McCord, Newton Long, Don ald McCloud, Jennings, Brown, Calhoun, Swee den, Potts, Hiner, and other residents, plus a counselor training near Indianola and senior play attendance.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brown called at the Dell Hellyer home Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Delbert Calhoun and sons attended a weiner roast at the B F Whitehead home Friday evening. Richard Perry was ill Friday, with Mr and Mrs Edward McCord listed among attendees.
A long list of residents from Moravia and nearby areas share social calls, dinners, and parties from Friday to Monday. Events include 50 year Masonic banquet at Moravia Methodist, Mothers Day party at Pleasant Hill school, and galloping teas at Iconium Methodist church with dozens of attendees and prizes.
Carolyn Dennis Cynthia and Cheryl Faber visited Mr. and Mrs. R A Faber while their mother attended a Farm Bureau meeting in Albia. The Wilson family spent the weekend near Cedar Rapids. Irvin Faber, Iowa University student, weekended there. Several locals attended a Tupperware party at Mrs Elmer Vance’s home Friday. Marilynn Worcester of Cedar Rapids stayed with Mrs R A Faber. Jack Wilson family visited Sunday. Sunday school was canceled due to rain. Jimmy Wilson ill with a sore throat a week. Barbara Wilson visited with Mrs W A Wilson. The Piggs baby had an operation. Mrs Pigg is former Betty Vance. Fred Forrester and daughter visited the C R Sandifer and R A Faber homes Thursday. Fred born here and moved to Oklahoma with Richard Forrester in 1909. Mrs Cora Coop hospitalized in Ottumwa with two broken ribs. Patty Fisher visiting from Cedar Rapids with her mother.
Mrs. Josephine McDaniel returns home from Centerville’s St. Joseph hospital after a car accident. Miss Wiladcen McDaniel of Davenport visits family to help care for her mother. Theresa Brown and Dorothy Calhoun visit Vera Moore. Nona Dicks visits Florence Dicks. Janet Massman returns home after an extended stay at Center ville hospital with her parents. Mildred Tarbell visits Vera Moore. Mrs. Paul Jordan spends Thursday at the Dick Brown home. Mr and Mrs Paul Dicks are also present.
Eugene Callen Richard and Kenneth Hoffman called at the Norris Callen home Tuesday evening. Verta Hoffman visited Altie Argo Wednesday morning. Linda Pearl and Larry Lee Whitehead with Richard and Kenneth Hoffman attended a party at Teonium Methodist church Wednesday evening. Joyce Danny and Johnnie McCrory spent Friday evening at the Lloyd Callen home. Dewey Lalk did carpenter work at the Lloyd Callen home Friday and Saturday. Ben Pickrell called on Leo Hoff.
Mr and Mrs Bob Scieszinski and family Rex and Kay Over turf Jewell Miller and Neil Penfield spent Sunday at Glen Over turf home Gerald Rinehart moved to Francis Frame house in Iconium Thursday Helpers included Bill Hiner and Bert Rinehart Mike and Jimmy Rinehart visited Frank and Lew Rinehart Mr and Mrs Dale Fenton and Mike were Sunday dinner guests near Moulton Earl Taylor and Dandy moved their trailer to Marion Iowa where she is employed Mary Lou Rinehart Judy Over turf attended rally at Moravia Monday evening Saturday callers at Gerald Rinehart were Mrs Darman Irwin Larry and Linda Mr and Mrs Jack Firkins Vera Firkins Gertrude Penfield Dorothy Calhoun Mr and Mrs Bert Rinehart and Mary Lou Mr and Mrs David Lippert and family spent Sunday at Lloyd Landgrebe's Mrs Lloyd Brown and boys spent one afternoon last week at Fred Taylor's Mr and Mrs Lawrence Hammond and boys visited Gerald Rinehart Mr and Mrs Glen Over turf and Judy visited Mr and Mrs Charles Wakefield and family Don Thomas of Centerville visited Dale Fenton Saturday evening Bertha Over turf Hazel Rinehart Maud Lorraine and Sally Jo
Whitehead attended a galloping tea at the Teenium Methodist Mary Lou with Frank and Lew Rinehart as Sunday guests at Gerald Rinehart’s. Many families including Derby, Free, Callen, Long, Wilson, Swift, Rogers, Aimone, Benz, Kellogg, Calhoun, Hiatt, and Brown visit various homes in Ottumwa, Oskaloosa, Centerville, and nearby farms through the weekend and week, with multiple calls and family groupings noted.
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