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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1957

Page

3

Pleasant Hill by Mrs Dick Brown

Voyce Christy spent Tuesday through Saturday at the Gilbert Callen home. Several guests from Minneapolis visited the Mearl Dicks home last week and traveled through Missouri Arkansas Tennessee and the Lake of the Ozarks on a Sunday trip. The Yeats Ferren party returned to Minneapolis Thursday. Nellie Thompson returned home after a 10 day stay with the Pearl Kelsey family in Hampton. The Tarbell family returned Thursday from Deriv et Colo with their daughter Theda Stevens and children.

Voyce Christy Gilbert Callen Roy Yeats Lawrence Ferren Minneapolis Nellie Thompson Pearl Kelsey Hampton Frank Tarbell Derivet Colo Theda Stevens

Social Roundup of Local Visits and Weddings

Friday afternoon Raith Callen spent time with Doris Christy and Birls while Nona Dicks paired off with Addie Sheldon on Saturday. Nancy Turner and Charles Turner joined JoAnn Moore for supper at the Elbert Moore home. Families including Brown, Dunham, and Broshat enjoyed a fish fry and overnight at the Broshat home. Pat Printy attended his brother Robert Printy’s Minneapolis wedding. Various friends visited and picnicked across Ottumwa, Keokuk, and Centerville, with church parish events noted and attendees from Des Moines and Council Bluffs.

Raith Callen Doris Christy Birls Nona Dicks Addie Sheldon Nancy Charles Turner JoAnn Moore Elbert Moore Russell Brown Dick Brown Richard Dunham Pearl Broshat Danny Jennifer Broshat Pat Printy Pat Robert Printy Minneapolis Minn Wayne Christy Gilbert Callen Truxton Dicks Lloyd Brown Keokuk Nauvoo Illinois JoAnn Flo Chamber Ottumwa C. W. Moore Tolbert Moore Des Moines Mabel Abbott Council Bluffs Clyde Dicks Mearl Dicks DeWayne Moore Paul Dicks LaVern Massman Bill Moore Vinton Lundy Lottie Swan Roscoe Argo Rex Haver Pearl-Broshar Roy Rinehart Bob Sneeden Nellie Thompson Appanoose County Centerville Glennie Dicks Vera Moore Mildred Bishop

Wedding of Joyce Lewis and James Chriss at Drake Avenue Church

Miss Joyce Jean Lewis and James Channing Chriss wed at Drake Avenue Christian Church on SundaySeptember 8 at 3:00 pm in a double ring ceremony before two hundred guests. Rev Bruce Matthews officiated. Attendants included Kay Johnson and Carol Lewis with a granite set of bridesmaids. The couple will reside in Centerville after the ceremony. Guests traveled from Des Moines Shenandoah West Grove Iowa City Knoxville and Omaha among others.

Drake Avenue Christian Church Joyce Jean Lewis John Sharp Moulton James Channing Chriss William Chriss Centerville Bruce Matthews A. J. Swab Colleen Stansberry Russell Lewis Kansas City Vern Lauman Shenandoah David Malloy Town City Richard Darrah Des Moines Kay Johnson Carol ‘Lewis Christy Andersen Omaha Nebr Alynne Kirkpatrick Lancaster Teddy Oehler Judy Lamb Knoxville Betty Jean Cramblitt Irene Easter Pat Howell Mystic Kathy Andersen Barbara Jacobsen Judy Sharp Kathryn Sharp Twila Zimmerl Moravia Centerville High School Appanoose County Towa University Hall Engineering Co West Grove Towa City Newton Ottumwa Cooper Allerton Numa Cincinnati Corydon Melrose Seymour

Taylorettes 4-H elect new officers and plan year

The Taylorettes 4-H club met at Diane Judge’s home on Thursday September 19 with all members and leaders present plus five guests. Mancy Roblenz announced the Awards Banquet decorations for late October. New officers named Nellie Argo president Connie Boblenz vice president Ann Mihalovich secretary Judy Smith treasurer Sharon Argo historian and Diane Judge Janice McDonough reporters.

Taylor-ettes 4-H Diane Judge Sharon Argo Mancy Roblenz Sharon Judy Smith Linda Davis Connie Bublenz Nellie Argo Connie Boblenz Ann Mi.halovich Janice McDonough Jack Long Max Max McDonough Nancy Boblenz Diane Kincade Nellie Williams Moravia

Hap py Helpers 4 H club elects new officers in 1957

The Hap py Helpers 4 H club met September 23 1957 at Mary Lin' Rinehart s home. Connie McAninch presided nine members attended and officers were elected for the coming year Mary Mosley president Nancy Mosley vice president Connie McAninch secretary treasurer RoseAnn Calhoun historian Sandra Whitehead Albia reporter Shirley Calhoun Morevia reporter Linda Pearl Whitehead recreation chairman Doris Jean Hawk music chairman Janice Mosley librarian Mary Lou Rinehart The 4 H and American flags were pledged Refreshments were served to numerous members and guests including the Rinehart and Brown families. MARKWELL STAPLERS stocked at Moravia Union office.

Happy Helpers 4-H Mary Lin’ Rinehart Connie McAninch Janice Mosley Eleet Mary Mosley Nancy Mosley RoseAnn Calhoun Albia Sandra’ Whitehead Morevia Shirley Calhoun Farm Bureau Linda Pearl Whitehead Doris Jean Hawk Mary Lou Rinehart May Lou Rinehart Connie McArch Rose Ann Calhoun Mary Nancy Bert. Rinehart Dick Brown Danny Dunham K. C. Potts Lou Frank Rinehart

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