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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1953

Page

5

Community figures visit for Mrs Selix care

A crowded Sunday visitation list surrounds Mrs Retta Selix who remains ill with a limb condition. Relatives from Ottumwa Ottumwa Burlington Camp Roberts Des Moines Davenport and Centerville drop by to offer support and share meals while easing the family’s burden.

Vosburgh Social Roundup Amid Local Visits

Roscahn and Shirley Calhoun spent Wednesday with Hattie Miller. Deanna Sheldon visited in the afternoon as did Freda Swift and Maxine Sheldon at a Stanley party. Larry Derby attended a sophomore class picnic Thursday evening at Albia. Mr. and Mrs. Al Derby and Hattie Miller joined a birthday dinner for Mrs. Carrie Turner at Edward McCord's. Mrs. Addie Sheldon visited last week with Mrs. Fred Argo. Mrs. John Exline returned home from Colorado for a brother’s illness. W. G. O'Hara visited Albia high school with Larry Derby. Evelyn Kerby and girls stayed with O'Hara several days. Clayton Sheldon called on Emmett Derby Sunday morning.

Kof Des Moines Retta Selix Walter Selix Ottumwa Selix Simday Ethel Selix Sherwood Selix Mra Will Lyman Connie Pamela Stella Herman Bob Strunk W. C. Mill Donald Stufflebeam Sori Stufflebeam Dwight Lippert Camp Roberts Calif Hopking Chas. Stufflébeam Frank Johnson Burlington Hattie Hopkins Max Brown Larry Eleanor Burton W. C. Miller Glen Lockmian Ida Cox Laverne Cox Maurice Wintermore Myrtle Harrington Laverna Regal Sharon Elsie Rummins Bramer George Regal Jack Regal Laverna Gene Bonnet F. E. Boyer Bill Brown Anna Walter Victor Fundenburk Barbara Houser Etta Brain Jennie Roscahn Shirley Calhoun Hattie Miller Deanna Sheldon Freda Swift Maxine Sheldon Nona Dicks Larry Derby Albia al Derby Carrie Turner Edward McCord Addie Sheldon Fred Argo John Exline Colorado W. G. O'Hara Albia High School Evelyn Kerby Clayton Sheldon Emmett Derby Wesley M. Y. F Frank Heckman Wesley W. S.C. S Evelyn Daniels Marybeth Rodgers Little Son George Turner Turner's Anna Hiatt Louise Harper Monica Karline Fischer Lucile Carter

Hiattsville Social Notes Highlight Visits and Bible School

Larry Hiatt spent a week with grandparents Mr and Mrs Gus Hiatt. Visitors included Mrs Bert Meadows and relatives from California. The article notes gatherings at Frank Heckman, the Pettibone home, and at Bob Luther and Loral Bryant residences. Bible school at Wesley Chapel begins Tuesday May 26 and runs through the following Friday, inviting all to attend.

Larry Hiatt Gus Hiatt Walter Luther Theo Miller Harry Benjamin Alta Dina Calif Harry Moore Whittier Bert Meadows Frank Heckman Claire McDanel Camanche Ernest Hiatt Susanne Benjamin California Don Pettibone Joe Gardner Bob Luther Loral Bryant Wesley Chapel

New Hope Ganévis Wesley Chapel Hosts Friday Night Program

The New Hope Ganévis Wesley Chapel held a Friday night gathering with Mrs. Evelyn Daniels directing the program and others handling entertainment, refreshments, and decorations. Students performed readings and piano and horn solos, followed by a missionary slide and a Sky Chapel report from Chicago. A church supper and fruit drink accompanied the event. The note also lists church activities including Wesley Chapel Bible School starting May 26 for eight mornings, and youth group meetings at various homes with officer installations planned. The article records numerous local visits and the Harold Prough family moving to the Newt Long farm.

Wesley Chapel Evelyn Daniels Juanita Dooley

Elié Front By Mrs. Colin VanZante Elié Circle Meeting Report

Moravia Union brief mentions the Circle meeting at Hazel Cooper's home with all members present, plus a baby shower for Marty Elizabeth Weak. Notes call at several neighbors, a school week wrap, teacher-elect Miss Hazel Hellyer, and eighth grade success for Ronald Lee VanZante. Also mentions corn progress, rain forecast, and local family visits and birthday greetings.

Circle Hazel Cooper Hazel Hellyer Misa Ffellyer Gus Johnson Zelmar Albia Frank Swaim Ben Jones

Television Awards Poll From The American Weekly

The American Weekly releases a nationwide critic poll on television with results for best programs top performers and overall leaders. See Sundays Chicago American for the full survey and expert rankings.

American Weekly

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