Moss Huff vows in Centerville Methodist Church wedding
June Elizabeth Moss and Stephen Gail Huff wed in a double ring ceremony at Centerville United Methodist Church. Officiant Rev. James Schweizer, attendants in burgundy and pink, and family members attended. The bride, a Moravia High School senior, wore a lace white gown with pink burgundy bouquet. groom, a Moravia High School 1975 graduate, works at 3M in Knoxville.
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United Methodist Church
Centerville
June Elizabeth Moss
Carl Cox
Moravia
Stephen Gail Huff
Gene Huff
James Schweizer
Mike Wallace
John Cleaver
Doug Firkins
Julie
Jodi Luse
Susan Sandeen
Jason Huff
Ryan Huff
Brenda Crawford
Matt Wallace
Gaynele Sandeen
Moravia High School
3M Company
Knoxville
Lews
Citizens neglect government talk as Moravia gym speech looms
In Moravia a crowd ignored a federal official discussing farm policy highlighting public apathy toward government. Readers question local action on street work and urge formation of a town business group while noting littered streets and costly farm equipment repairs amid muddy fields and rising repair costs.
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Clark
Moravia
Local Happenings Mix of Visits and Events
Mrs. Margaret Kincade of St. Charles Missouri visited weekend with Mr and Mrs A D Kincade and Mrs Blanche Kincade and Sammy Weston. Several couples and individuals dropped by to call or host at homes around Ottumwa area including Des Moines Knoxville Lovilla Bloomfield and Clarinda. A six year old violin student performed at Ottumwa Heights College and volunteers from Moravia attended an Eastern Star reception as Marlyn Robinson prepares as district nine project chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Kincade
St. Charles
A.D. Kincade
Blanche Kincade
Sammy Weston
W. Dayton
Ardis Walter
Edrie Phillips
Walter Home
Donnie Peek
Linda
Berwick
Dale Callen
Des Moines
Paul Miller
Ina Miller
Knoxville
Nell Rousseau
Lovilla
Russell Kelley
Robert Cross
Bulie
Diane Robinson
Billy Robinson
Ottumwa Heights College
Billie
Slater St
Bill & Marlyn Robinson
Moravia Order of the Eastern Star
Clarinda
Vera Mae Beker
Iowa
Marlyn
District Nine
Douglas News to Welcome Dixie Phillips as New Correspondent
Resignation of Twyla Clark leads to Dixie Phillips taking over as Douglas correspondent. Phillips phone number is 452-6782. Brief local notes cover visits, dinners, and errands across Douglas and neighboring towns. Community members listed include Purvis, Kelderman, Cridlebaugh, Spencer, Clark, Phillips, Foster, Daniels, Hiatt, Cudworth, Hudgens, and Daniels. News remains brief due to phone outages.
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Twyla Clark
Douglas News
Dixie Phillips
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Becky Faber
Karen Dommer
Tory Huff
John Huff
Carla Dea
Mr. and
Mira
Steve Huff
By Jim Houser
Washington
Fernances
Morayia
ETA
Sondra Parry
Clifford Stocker
Lois Kelley
Carlota Stocker
Hazel Helmick
Wanetah McCloud
Bloomfield
Tudy Long
Tom Pettibone
Jackie Pettibone
Kenney Long
Mary Long
Dennis Kelley
Jane Parks
Jay Long
Moravia Union
Rathbun Lake Area
Appanoose County
Moravia Community School District
Keith Dinsmore
Jamea i. Housar
Packer and Livestock Act
Departement of Agriculture
Centerville Sale Co., Tom & Charlie Demry, Owners & Operators
Douglas
Roberta Purvis
Wendell Phillips
Elmer Kelderman
Mrs
Carl Tarbell
Paul Cridlebaugh
Colin
Cridlebaugh
Chariton
Elaine Spencer
Chris
al Clark
Larry Clark
Todd Phillips
Robert Foster
Tom Collins
Niki
Eugene Daniels
Evelyn Daniels
Donald Hiatt
John Hiatt
Valerie
Kenneth Hiatt
Bob Cudworth
Kenneth
Flora
Herold Hudgens
Ginny’s
McDonough
Moravia, Iowa
William R. Adler
Oriotmrirlen
South
Atala Algia
Owa
Albia
Albia Centerville
United Methodist
Parich
Rev's
Bob & UG Mt
Sundey School
Church OF the Mazarene
Few, Gilbert Hackett
Wedmetey
Jgonlum United Methodist
Few
Deparick
Mont
Fairview
Methodist
Sach
Paster
Bop Young
Everting
Guidante
God
Pries Ty Twins
Copeman
Weat
Peiecaen
Aarp
Vinge
Deremiah Matthew Mask
Mark Luke
Brite Gs
Iowa Trust & Savings Bank
Stanley’s Standard
Turner Funeral Home
And
Centerville, Lowa
Moravia Printing
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