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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1950
Page
5
The scribbler page closes for this school year with hints of a new humor writer. Notes from M. M. Ine and others tease about rough senior antics at Veishea, a tree in front of the school, and the last issue of the Scribbler for 1950.
Mrs John VanZante and others host gatherings at homes through the week. Residents share tulips in bloom, plan parties for Mr and Mrs James Wilson, and visitors include Ronald VanZante visiting grandparents. Local families, including Gordners and VanZantes, attend events in Moravia.
Data shows Wesley Chapel church activities Friday night including officer list with Don Donovan as president and Evelyn Daniels as secretary. a Bible school invitation for June. a vocal solo by Edward Jay Clayworth. poetry by Thelma Phillips. a hymn and Bible verse game. children games in the basement. gatherings hosted by the McIllwain, McDonald, and Hiatt families with sandwiches and coffee. News notes cover Roy Pettibone funeral in Guthrie Center and several local residents traveling, visiting, or ill. numerous family visits and community engagements through the week.
Frequent local visits and gatherings appear across Salem as families including the Hellyers Calhouns Perrys Browns and Hamiltons share evenings at homes and attend Legion auxiliary and Farm Bureau events. Several members traveled to Centerville Adel and Moravia for social and club activities with multiple hosts hosting dinners and supper guests throughout the week.
Daughters spent Sunday at the Dell Hellyer home with callers including Charles Jennings and Mr and Mrs Bert Rinehart along with Mary Lou and George.
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