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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1974

Page

4

Local Happenings in Ceastrville and Nearby Areas

Happenings list visits and gatherings around Ceastrville and surrounding towns. Numerous neighbors including Ashby, Sadié, Walter, Wilson, Guinn, Baughman, Lynch, Foglesong, Moore, Vincent, Clester, and Main share calls, meals, and services with Mearl Walter and family. James Main travels from Olathe for Forrest Main funeral and plans to stay through Thanksgiving.

Nelson Lynch Galt Edna Foglesong Centerville Mead Walter Home Flo Hiner Delmar Chris Bogert Harold Clark New Sharon Elbert Moore Vera Moore Mabel ‘Moore Mike Carney Corinne Moore Kirkville Guy Vincent Gayla Des Moines James Clester Chariton James Main Olathe Kans Forrest Main

Wesley Chapel UMW Meeting Recap and October Tours

The Wesley Chapel United Methodist Woman's group met November 21 at Edith Hiatt's home with eleven members present. Roll call on herb use sparked discussion. Members toured Corydon Museum and Jerome schoolhouse in October. seven attended Cen terville district meeting, with officers newly elected.

Wesley Chapel U.M.W Edith Hiatt Palmer Corydon Museum Corydon Jerome Centerville

Officer's workshop and Christmas meeting in Mo Ravia

The officer's workshop held in Mo Ravia in November included a business meeting with the secretary's report and passing of correspondence. Next year's meetings and programs were discussed and new study books were introduced. Helen Price led a lesson on "Rather Die than Live" and the Jonah study. They closed with songs "Many Gifts One Spirit" and the doxology. Edith served, and a reception with salad, cake, mints, coffee, and juice followed for Doris Boblenz and others. The December meeting is set for December 19 with Charlotte Parmer. attendees are asked to bring candy or cookies.

Moravia Helen Price Jonah Edith Doris Boblenz Frances Burton Evelyn Daniels Juanita Dooley Golda Hiatt Mae McDonald Edrie Phillips Eva Tucker Flora Hiatt Mrs Parmer Charlotte Parmer

Taylor-Ettes 4-H Club Holds November Meeting

The Tay lor-Ettes 4-H Club met on November 20 at 8 00 at the Horn home. Vickie Horn led the pledge and 14 members named their oldest living relative in roll call. Officers for next year were elected: President Peggy Pettibone, Vice President Ruth Ellen Palmer, Secretary Vickie Horn, Treasurer Janice Stocker, Reporter Donna Wilson, Historian Rhonda Dowd. Next meeting is December 19 at 7 00 p.m. in the community building.

Taylor-Ettes 4-H Rebecca Vickie Lorie Horn Vickie Horn Peggy Pettibone Marcia Wilson Sheri Easter Janice Stocker Ruth Ellen Palmer Dee Coltrain Rebecca Horn Oul Wel Donna Wilson Rhonda Dowd

ADELL Social News Highlights Weekend Visits and Births

Mrs Hazel Wolver stayed as a house guest at Mr and Mrs Marshall Hedgecock last weekend. Agnes Bear Clover and Anna Burkland visited the Rex Foster home Saturday. A Tupperware party was hosted by Mrs Carl Whisler Friday night. Clyde Peel and wife welcomed a son last Thursday morning. Challice Hedgecock Ruby Hedgecock visited Council Bluffs with family. Frank Starcar and family spent weekend with daughter. Jewel Ricky Burkland stayed with Jerry Julie Long. Howard Whisler and Ottumwa hosts for a co op event.

Hazel Wolver Marshall Hedgecock Agnes Bear Clover Anna Burkland Rex Foster Carl Whisler Clyde Peel Challice Hedgecock Ruby Hedgecock Council Bluffs Frank Starcar Mrs. Furlin Jewel Ricky Burkland Jerry Julie Long Howard Whisler Ottumwa

Dinner Honors Jacobsen and Whisler Birthday

A dinner Sunday honored Mrs. Carolyn Jacobsen of San Jose California and Mr. Whisler with a birthday on November 29. Local guests included Harry Felton and Steven Udell and other Felton family members from Unionville Moulton and Cincinnati along with Rev and Mrs Jordan Jacobsen of Ottumwa. Mrs Lawrence Jacobsen stayed overnight with Mr and Mrs Harry Felton and Steven of Udell.

Carolyn Jacobsen San Jose Calif Whisler Harry Felton Steven Udell Jerry Felton Amy Brian Unionville Larry Felton Darin Danelle Moulton James Felton Mylinda Janette Christy Cincinnati Jordan Jacobsen Ottumwa Lawrence Jacobsen Steven Tof Udell

Salem notes on community events and visits

Miss Hazel Hellyer reports social and church gatherings in Salem area. Attendees include Hiner and Hellyer families, Moravia alfalfa banquet participants, C B Club turkey supper, U M W meetings, Demry sale visits, and multiple calls at Haver, Hiner, Whitehead, and Brown households across Ottumwa Centerville and Des Moines areas.

Edward Haver Julie Moravia Floyd Clarence Hiner Lloyd Brown Dick Hellyer Don Whitehead Merle Prater Ottumwa Hazel Hellyer C.B. Club Harvey Gust Lee Moines Amy Hiner Rex Haver Phyllis Hiner Joey Greg Hiner Clarence John Floyd Hiner Lester Murphy Terry Rodriguez Rock Island Edward McCord Glen Overturf U.M.W Teonium Clarence Whitehead Redfield Des Moines

News of Interest From Vosburg By Mrs Dick Brown

Mr and Mrs Russell Brown spent Wednesday evening at the Roscoe Argo home. The Iconium UMW met Wednesday afternoon at the church basement. Opal Deedrick led the Thanksgiving lesson and Phyllis Dicks served refreshments. Among those attending were

Russell Brown Roscoe Argo Iconium U.M.W Opal Deedrick Phyllis Dicks

Local residents visit and socialize across several towns

Names of families and individuals from Delbert Calhoun, Wayne Christy, Argo, Whitehead, Dicks and Brown households appear in a string of social visits, parties, shopping trips, and weekend gatherings in Oskaloosa Humeston Des Moines Marshalltown Chariton and nearby homes with dinners and afternoons shared.

Ottumway Phyllis Dicks Beverly Buchanan Des Moines Craig Sheldon Doni Walker Marshalltown Clayton Sheldon Larry Whitehead Dandy Dougie B. F Roscoe Argo Wayne Christy 1Carol Edith Callen Stanley Spencer Nick Dicks Paul Dicks Roy Argo Dick Brown Brad Chariton

Griffinsville-N. Bend community notes wrap week

Mrs Daphne Shepard reports on Sunday School attendance of 48 with a Lorena Lain led program. Families visited, meals served by the North Bend Ladies Aid, and locals shelling corn at Walnut City Church basement. Several residents attended the Alfalfa banquet with Merrill Shepard placing second.

Lorena Lain Polk Cozad George Lain Merrill Shepard North Bend Ladies Aid

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Harley Ashby Ceastrville Garnet Brattt Sadié” Railing Brain Dean Easter Paul Wilson Mearl Walter Rex Guinn Bloomfield Aubrey Walter S Cenerville Denny Baughman Turner General Home Iowa Puma Family Life Serees Grace Tabernacle Baptist Church Centerville, Iowa Marvin and Thresea O'Dell Mr. O'Dell Olen Adams Ibedey Lore E3glub News Taylor-Ett ADELL Howard Burkland Salem Vosburg Dr. L. den Hartog Optometrist R. E Dick” Cooper Washington Delbert Henness Michael Bruntingé Ray Messamaker Wayne Doug Messamaker Jim Rees Pleasantville Delbert Calhoun Karl Kenneth Donald Calhoun Gary Miller Waterloo Griffinsville - N. Bend Daphne Shepard Betty Mishler Walnut City Ernest Hiatt Russell Shépards Ava Long Doris Hampton Oskaloosa Harold Huff Johnnie Beaty Norma Espy Newton Velma Milburn Ruth McNair North Bend Meri Adams Ed Adams Monica Shepard Lowell Shepards Clint Albertsons Delmont Moffitt George Scott Emil Long Russell Shepard Lewis Beaty Lynn Lemley Bob Mitchell William R. Adler South Main Albia Owa Moravia Electronics TV and TV Antennea Repair Sylvania and Zenith Moravia Furniture Iconium Mildred Bradley Carel Kerr Moravia Florist Jerry Moore East State Centerville
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