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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1960

Page

6

Local Happenings Reflect Mother's Day Gatherings

A long list of family visits and gatherings marks Mother's Day week in the area. Spouses and relatives from Sigourney Plano Unionville Marshalltown Centerville Dawson Ottumwa Des Moines and Chicago joined in visits, dinners, and a wedding attendance. Notable mentions include Seaman third class Ronald Tomlin returning from Japan, and Mrs Eva Pollack's illness in Centerville.

Ethel Hamilton Lloyd Brown Jerry Brown Sigourney Buell Taylor Ida Mangle Taylor Bert Vickrey Plano W. G. Harper Unionville Ronald Tomlin Japan Mary Ellen Julie George Scott Gary Marshalltown Buddy Bradley Mike Suzy Centerville Dick Tomlin Ricky Dawson Curtis Tomlin Bob Nancy Donna Burdette Cox Ramona Dale Rowena Nyle Andy Pollack Janice Chicago Jay Oehler Eva Pollack St. Joseph Hospital Maude Coltrain Ernest West

Salem Becomes Social Threads of Hazel Hellyer’s Circle

A series of visits and gatherings bind Salem residents in a week of hospitality. Hazel Hellyer hosts and visits friends, including Dell Hellyer, Karol Ann Hellyer, and Dick Hellyer, while Calhouns, Whiteheads, and Jennings family members appear at homes in Exline, Indianola, Ottumwa, Centerville, and nearby towns. Social calls extend to Dell Calhoun visitors at Hiner and Perry households, with a Woodward and Overturf wedding noted among attendees.

Franklin By Mrs Earl Swift Franklin By Mrs Earl Swift

Lloyd Ammons family were Sun day visitors at the Keith Dicks home in Des Moines. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Calhoun and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Alten and family, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Calhoun and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Calhoun and family of Lincoln Nebraska were Sunday visitors at James Calhouns. Dorothy Pickrell called at Eld redge Elstrick home Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Pickrell spent Friday evening at Roscoe Argos, My. and Mrs. Art Eckwall. Jerry and Jim were supper and dinner guests Mothers day at the Coy. Swift home. Mrs. James Calhoun and Shirley and Mrs. Lloyd Ammons and Linda attended the 4 H tea at Albia Tuesday evening. Maureen spent from Saturday eve-

James Nash Beverly and Terry Des Moines Roy Argo Harley Tisue Herb Boblenz Lula Casebolt Russell J. T. van Dorin Gilfillan Clinic Bloomfield Leo van Dorin J.T VanDorin Ira Boyer Lowell VanDorin J. T. VanDorin George Railing Monroe County Hospital Albila Fred Callen William Callen Ottumwa Clair Callen Anni Callen Maude McDonald Olin Foster David’ Weston Allie Boyer Tom Robb Harry Woodward Karen Woodward Ronnie Eleanor Miller Good Samaritan Nursing Home Dick Johnson Buell Taylor Johnny Elizabeth Taylor Buel Taylor Jean and Jay Dayne Taylor Ida Mangle Paula Jane Marty McClurg Virgil Johnson Almont Main Zelma Hopkins Pearl Swaim Charles Foster Jennie Pollard Charles Coffin Clell Garland Houser Centerville Phillip Aitchison Ralph McDonough Ralph A. E. Baker Burlington A. S. France Oquawka Raul France Leonard Wilson Seymour Odile Clark Emil Halden Eunice Halden Bob Hawkins Donnellson Donna Woodward Iowa-Des Moines National Bank Frank Woodward E. P. Lemonds Newton Freeman Johnson Foss Heaton Creston Nice Karen Jean Woodward Clifford Stocker Ralph Tucker Cincinnati LeRoy Barnett Bobby Albia Clyde. Gardner Carrie Gerald Joyce Judy Weneil Coulson Mabel Coulson Ross Wells Lloyd Luse J. R. Callen Clarence Dowd Callen Edna Dyphon Cheree Rhodes Owing Mills Clarence Banyen Bill G. Wilson Larry Derby Maureen Keota Gary Perry Emery Hiatt Karl Lee Calhoun Jerry Hawk Don Whithead Sally Randy Dell Ted Welch Exline Edward McCord Orville James McCord Indianola Hazel Hellyer Elbert Perry Clarence Whitehead Delbert Calhoun James Calhoun Pearl Runnells Robert Jennings Roscoe Argo Ella Platt Faye Lloyd Ammons Keith Dicks Carl Calhoun Marion Alten Virgil Calhoun Lincoln Nebr James Jerry Jim Coy. Swift Shirley Linda Paul Dicks Kenneth Rinehart Ray Rinehart Dick Brown Paul Jordan Truxton Dicks Clyde Dicks Mearl Shorts George Rinehart Johnnie Laws Carol Joyce Christy Gilbert Callen Constance Thompson Earl Swift Mearl Dicks Russell Brown

Sunday Visitors and Local Contacts Reported

Sunday visitors at Bill O'Hara included Mr. and Mrs. James Edd McGee and family and Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Scott and family. Ottumwa callers Monday included Mrs. Lloyd Ammons and Linda. Stanley party hosted by Mrs. James Calhoun on Tuesday afternoon. Earl Swift and Maude Turner along with Hattie Miller received calls Tuesday morning.

Emmitt Derby James Edd McGee Gregg Scott Bill O’hara Lloyd Ammons Linda Ottumwa James Calhoun Earl Swift Maude Turner Hattie Miller

Local Social Roundup Through May Weekend Gatherings

Becky Wilson spent Tuesday night with Connie Roblenz and Connie attended a bank party at Linda Davis's home Friday. Theo Miller and wife traveled to Newton for a Thespian play with Ray Miller and Linda Creed in The Happiest Millionaire. Mintia Shoemaker and family attended a cousin’s funeral in Centerville on May 6. Several local residents hosted, visited, or attended family events across Albia Ottumwa Udell and Newton with updates on illnesses and recuperation.

Becky Wilson Connie Roblenz Connie Linda Davis Guy Argo Theo Miller Newton Ray Miller Linda Creed Ina Miller Clarence Dowd Mintia Shoemaker Jerry Roblenz Mintia Elsie Lillian Callen Centerville W. C. Anderson Ernest Hiatt E. O. Tucker Albia Elsie Martin Herb Boblenz Raymond Casebolt Russell Lewis Funeral Francis Miller Nancy Robert Hiatt Ottumwa

Stricklers Visit Ballatgers Friday Evening

Mr and Mrs Clyde Strickler and family spent Friday evening with the Nelson Ballatgers.

Clyde Strickler Nelson Ballatgers

New Hope Social Roundup Lists Many Weekend Visits

Gladys Harsh reports a busy social week with numerous visits among New Hope residents. The entries include Mr and Mrs Jay Wilson hosting and guests from R C Wilson Loyd Carter Newt Long and others, along with several dinners and Sunday gatherings at multiple homes. Constance Thompson was ill with measles this past week.

Vosburgh Visit Notes by Mra Dee Brown

Clara and Theresa Brown called at the Roscoe Argo home Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Truxton Dicks and Pete joined for Thursday supper.

Clara Theresa Brown Roscoe Argo Mrs.Truxton Dicks Pete

Taylor-ettes 4-H Club Meeting Report

The Taylor-ettes 4-H club met in the Booster club room on April 21. President Diane Judge led the pledge to the American flag, with roll call requesting a picture of different kinds of meat. Mari beth Johnson spoke on buying fruits and vegetables, followed by talks by Norma McDonough and Arlene Hiatt. reporters were Linda Judge and Connie Beblenz.

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