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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1968

Page

6

Hiattaville Social News Recap by Local Residents

Hiattaville residents including Mr and Mrs Wayne McDanel and families attended Sunday dinner with the Dooleys in Centerville. Taylor Aid met at Mrs Tom Pettibone’s home. Local visits included the McDanel and Long families plus Cincinnati visitors. A hospital report notes extended stay due to unsatisfactory treatment. Bridal shower for Mary Kay Spencer at Methodist church and a trail ride with a weiner roast at Paul Cridlebaugh home. FHA convention attendance by Linda Pam Mobley and Susan Dooley noted.

Kenneth Daniels Kevin Laurance Virgil Dooley Susan Roy Dooley Centerville Taylor Aid Tom Pettibone Max Whicker John Wayne McDanel Trenton Dave McDanel Bob Evans Cincinnati Bill Long Marie Jay Long Jack Long Cyril MccDanel Iowa City Mary Kay Spencer Methodist Church Weiner Paul Cridlebaugh Linda Pam Mobley Susan Dooley FHA

Local Social Roundup From Albia Area Events

Mrs Dick Vosburg and Mrs Larry Whitehead hosted friends on Tuesday night at home gatherings. 4 H Halloween party attended by Glennie Dicks and Christy sisters. 15 year old Linda Gardner funeral in Ames. Homecoming football in Moravia Friday. Pearl Shahan admitted to Albia hospital. Several visits among Christy, Whitehead, and Sheldon families over weekend days.

Sunday Visits Highlight Local Socials

Local residents share Sunday visits with friends and relatives across Cedar Rapids Columbia Missouri and nearby homes. Individuals named include Sally Whitehead Earl McFatridge Pearl Broshar B F Whitehead Linda Christy Aubrey Christy Franklin Rinehart Lloyd Brown Truxton Dicks Constance Thomp and Wayne Thompson as community members spend time with family and neighbors.

Sally Whitehead Constance Thomp Earl McFatridge Cedar Rapids Ray Rinehart Pearl Broshar Russell Brown B. F. Whitehead Linda Columbia Wayne Christy Fred Christy Aubrey Christy Franklin Rinehart George Rinehart Truxton Dicks Lloyd Brown Wayne Thompson Constance Delbert Calhoun

Coulson By Mrs Theo Miller

Mrs Theo Miller underwent major surgery Friday at Mercy hospital Des Moines. Her address is Room 468 Mercy Hospital Des Moines Town 50314. Mr and Mrs Herb Boblenz accompanied Theo Miller to Des Moines Sunday to see Merle Miller at Mercy hospital. Mrs Nancy Klampe attended Taylor Aid Friday afternoon at Leta Pettibone home. Mrs Doris Boblenz spent Thursday with Connie Belzer. They shopped in Oskaloosa. World Community day services Friday morning at Grace Methodist church Moravia. Mr and Mrs Dallas Faber and Nadine called at Don Klampe home Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Bob Faber and Connie spent the evening with the Klampes.

Theo Miller Mercy Hospital Des Moines Mercy

Pleasant Hill Social Notes From Mrs Curtis District

Pleasant Hill and surrounding area residents share visits and gatherings over the week. Vera Bennett and Fetters of Corydon called on Fern Penfield while Mildred Tarbell hosted guests from Plano Centerville and Centerville area. 4H party at Brushy Community Center and various calls on friends and relatives across Monroe Mahaska and Marion counties mark a busy social week.

Local residents share visits and family events in small-town centers

Jack Penfield called on his parents Mr and Mrs Greg Penfield Sunday afternoon. Mrs Mildred Tarbell was a Sunday dinner guest with her sister Mrs Wilma Snyder in Centerville. Mrs Isal Sulser and Mrs Jean Curtis called on Mr and Mrs Ed Fenton Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Dennis Argo and children spent the weekend at Roy Argo home. Jan Moore spent Saturday night with her friend Cindy Johnson. Mr and Mrs Robert Davison and Laren Atwell were in Centerville on business Saturday and visited Carl Thompson in Promise City. Mrs Virgo Martin of Centerville visits son Bill Martin. Mr and Mrs Harley Sulser visited Mrs Dorothy Curtis Thursday afternoon. Visited Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs Harry Wray. Mr and Mrs Rex Peterson spent Monday evening with Mr and Mrs Robert Davison. Mr and Mrs Roy Argo attended the 25th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Russell Argo in Ottumwa Saturday evening. Roy Sulser called on the George Curtis home Saturday morning. Mrs DeWayne Moore attended the Adult class at the Moravia high school Tuesday night while Chuck and Russ joined in Bonfire and Homecoming activities. Mrs Isal Sulser called on Mrs Mansel Tarbell Thursday morning. Mrs Laten Atwell spending time with daughter Arlene Thompson in Promise City after hospital release.

Vera Bennett Vera Moore Jean Curtis Flanne Spaur George Vera Moore Chariton Charley Cross Crawly Large Plano George Curtis John Elaine Spaur Monroe Mahaska Marion Harley Sulser Dorothy Curtis Centerville Fern Fenfield Mikired Tarbell Arlo Fenton Elbert Moore Wayne Christy Edith Callen Ames Linda Gardner Orrin Callen Iconium Louis Ottumwa Grey Penfield Jack Penfield Greg Penfield Mildred Tarbell Wilma Snyder Isal Sulser Ed Fenton Dennis Argo Roy Argo Jan Moore Cindy Johnson Robert Davison Laren Atwell Carl Thompson Promise City Virgo Martin Bill Martin Harry Wray Rex Peterson Russell Argo Roy Sulser George i Curtis DeWayne Moore Moravia Chuck Russ Mansel Tarbell Laten Atwell Arlene Thompson St. Joseph Hospital

Centerville Visitors and Mission Society Activities

Centerville notes track small social visits as Mrs Dorothy Curtis and Allen call Sunday hour with Mr and Mrs Harley Sulser. Mrs Gerald Argo and baby stay Monday with Roy Argo and wife. Bill Moore family join Theodore Hendersons for Sunday dinner. Chariton River Baptist Mission Society met to observe World Day of Prayer and prepared candy and cookie packages for service members. Allen Curtis visited Robert Davis Saturday evening.

Centerville Dorothy Curtis Allen Harley Sulser Gerald Argo Baby Roy Argo Bill Moore Theodore Henderson Chariton River Baptist Mis Sion Society

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