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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1969
Page
6
Over the weekend and Mother's Day, many families visited and hosted relatives from Ottumwa Des Moines Centerville and Albia. Gatherings included the Koffman Van Dorin Rogers Tadlock Owens and Walter households with mushrooming outings and hospital visits. Several dinners called on Kelleys Marshalls and Tisues plus numerous cousins and friends sharing meals and news in Blakesburg and nearby towns.
A string of visits and dinners links residents across Moravia Eddyville Bea con and surrounding towns. Families including Burklands Moffatts Wolvers and Wirbelbrainers gathered for Mother's Day meals, church events, and friendly calls while others attended baptisms and nursing school graduations in Des Moines and at the Methodist hospital.
Mrs Lloyd Brown toured Ottumwa. Mr and Mrs John Herman of Donald Oregon visited relatives in Albia Centerville and Ottumwa. George Hellyer and John Herman called on the Dell Hellyer home. Hazel Hellyer visited Faye Platt at Centerville hospital. Lloyd Brown spent time in Palmyra and with Jim McAninch. Clarence Whitehead traveled to Albia Centerville Ottumwa. Bobby Whitehead joined a Freshman hayride. Mrs Clarence Whitehead attended Band Mothers club meeting.
Mr and Mrs Henry Van Weelden and Mr and Mrs John Herman were Sunday dinner guests at the Robert Jennings home. Harry Jennings was an afternoon caller and visited the Jennings residence Saturday. Miss Hazel Hellyer and Mrs Max Joseph visited Faye Platt Sunday. John Herman visited the Argo Bros Sunday afternoon. Mrs Dale Cox and Kevin attended a Mother's day program.
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