Local Happenings in Moravia and Surrounding Areas
Several Moravia residents and neighbors share weekend and weekday travel. Mrs. John Robison left Albia by train for a winter in Memphis. Families visited, hosted dinners, and attended weddings and recitals across Centerville and Ottumwa. A Band Mother Bake Sale is noted for November 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robison
Albia
East McKellar
Memphis
Tennessee
Harley Tisue
Ray Lemaster
Thompson
Frank Hiatt
Lee Hiatt
Zoe Callen
Centerville
Art van Dorin
Jessie
Jolene
Ernest Witt
Paul
Raymond Wit
Donald McCloud
LaVerne Robb
Ft. Dodge
John M. Laws
Ames
John Laws
Paul Dicks
Iconium
M. K. Blackman
Don Blackman
Des Moines
Harry Woodward
Roy Funkhouser
Chicago
Hazel Farmer
Atlanta
J.P. Day
Craig
Russell Day
Ottumwa
New Hope Activities and Community Visits
New Hope group led by Genevie Donovan met at Evelyn Daniels home with twelve in attendance for devotions and a Christmas gift drive destined for Des Moines. Elsie Callen led the program while Doris Boblenz served ice cream and wafers for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley W. S. C
Evelyn Daniels
Des Moines
Daniels
Elsie Callen
Doris Boblenz
Wesley
Jim Agnesson
Centerville
Ernest West
Melody Club
Frank Heckman
Frances Burton
Hattie Watts
Marion
Ivan Harsh
Forrest Jacobs
Raymond
Harry O’dean
Dorothy
Genevie Donovan
Junior Donovan
Mike
Patty
Richard Goughnour
Ricky
Mediapolis
Loyd Carter
Vicky
Greg Evans
Bill Long
Bert Meadows
Minnie Peterson
Don Pettibone
Local residents share visits and celebrations across Iowa towns
A flurry of social visits and family gatherings fills a weekend across Mt Ayr Creston Albia Moravia Udell Unionville and Centerville. Many couples and relatives attend dinners birthdays and parties while volunteers like David West speak for National 4-H day at KCOG station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Harsh
Bill
Bob
Cecil Schrodt
Mt. Ayr
Creston
Frank Hiatt
Zoe Callen
Opal
Opal Callen
Elsie Long
Vanessa Long
Bill Long
Frances Burton
Russell Warner
Grace Dooley
Lynda Wood
Kay Tomlinson
Albia
Dorothy
Genevie Donovan
Lake Waperlo
David West
KCOG
Loyd Carter
C. C. Cullers
Paris
Miller Family Social Roundup Hits Centerville and Newton
Mrs. Wilbur Miller hosts and visitors from Newton and Centerville fill a lively weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Plummer of Newton stay Friday to Tuesday with Mrs. Nellie Williams, who hosts friends at Kenneth Coltrain’s Saturday. Others attend Hobby Show in Centerville and church events, with pheasant hunting trip to Gallatin and Pattensburg alongside visits to Hicks and Tadlocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Jones
Bayard Neff
Rockford Tl
J. T. VanDorin
William Tomlins
Luther Caster, Jr
Pam
Monroe
Luther Casters
Walter Scotts
Maude Coltrain
Herschel Johnson
Moravia
Ernest West
First Christian Church
Centerville
Clifford Lovell
Sally Lovell
Galesburg
Charles Coffin
E.G. Hawk
Emma
Angel
Blakes
Burg
Lee Hiatts
Verna Riddell
Sigourney
Madelyn
Chicago
Fils
Hart Campbell
Iva Strunk
Forrest Main
Gerald Burton
Nellie Williams
Maude Plummer
Silas Wadsworth
O. C. Brown
Udell
Reo Bryant
Near Seymour
Robert Strunk
Walter Abbas
Clyde Plummer
Newton
Drenda Gae Tubaugh
Minnie Hicks
Lorene Tubaugh
Cecil Tadlock
Hicks
Claude Paris and Sons
Walter
Wilbur
Kenneth Coltrain
Rawleigh Morrison
Jim Hershberger
Gallatin
Pattensburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dayton Dotson
Roby
Indiana
Fred Dotson
F. K. Smith
Dwight Stocker
Perry Mikels
Otis Mikels
Brighton
Colorado
Dale Pralley
Bob Ryan
Ft. Lupton
Clarence Caster
Darrel Caster
E. C
Herman Johnson
E. C. Caster
Glen van Dorin
Dayne Taylor
van Dorin
LaVerne Davis
Phoenix
Ariz
Earl Mikels
Bloomfield
Davis
O. G. Davis
Ralph Davis
Alice McDanel
Madge Hough
Frank Blake
Lois Brown
Mt. Pleasant
Fred Tillmont
Wm. Tomlin
Turner
Iowa
Gardner Hatchery
New Hope
Lute Hiatt
Mrs
Carl van Zante
Charles Cunningham
Demry
Glenn Stephenson
Becky and
David
Knoxville
C. E. Paris
Albert Tubaugh
Dixie Rae Tubaugh
Richard Tubaugh
Chas, Andrews
Tubaugh
DR. R
Dick” Cooper
W. Washington Centerville
Bryan Hart Farm Bureau
EU Insurance
Norris Motors
Oldsmobile
Chrisn
Lionel
Lazy Susan
Buffalo Bill
Oehler Bros
Firestone Stores
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