Sunday Socials and Farm Visits In Local Area
Mr and Mrs Lee Tadlock and daughter visited at Dave Caylor home with family. Hen Jones and family and Wilma Van Zante had Sunday dinner with Chance Lavely. Grant Tadlock and daughter visited A B Shull. Elbert Moore and family with Mrs Amy Sheeks attended Jim Moore home. Dan Wolfe painted the barn for F P Hamilton. Alicia callers included Luse Jones Hamilton and others at John Plants home. Charley Hough and family Ray McCloud attended fax hunt last week. Mrs Patrick and husband visited daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Tadlock
Dave Caylor
Hen Jones
Wilma van Zante
Chance Lavely
Grant Tadlock
A. B. Shull
Elbert Moore
Amy Sheeks
Jim Moore
Dan Wolfe
F. P. Hamilton
Ray McCloud
Deff Patrick
Moravia Church Dedication Attendees Share Sunday Visits
Several locals attended the dedication of the Christian Church at Moravia. Visitors and family members from Albia, Avery, Seymour, Parkston and local households joined neighbors for Sunday calls, meals, and worship as residents recount weekend gatherings and travel.
Unionville Triumphs Over Teonium In Close Baseball Match
Unionville beat Teonium 5 to 4 on Sunday in a fast game witnessed by fans from Iconium and nearby towns. Dave Ross of Ottumwa earned 7 strikeouts for Unionville, while Freddie Rowe struck out 19 for Teonium I, displaying strong pitching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
Iconium
Dave Ross
Ottumwa
Freddie Rowe
Teonium I
Teonium
Unionville Thompson
BH. Ross
MAIN STATION eK we Bow
Glen Sufficoot and family spent Tuesday night at the Pearl Hiners home. Local moves include Lyndon McDanel and family relocating to Rathbun and Roy Matherly moving to the vacated house. Rev Lepper and wife visited, Ladies Aid meets Thursday, and many local families hosted callers and shared meals.
Stanleys Have Interesting Motor Trip to Idaho
Nampa Idaho September 21 1998 Dear Editor We left Moravia on September 4 and drove to Percy Iowa staying two nights with Mr Stanleys sister From there we went through Des Moines Dexter Atlantic and Omaha to Grand Island then Elm Creek North Platte Crook and Burns Wyoming before reaching Idaho on September 18 We traveled 1800 miles using 101 gallons of gas and 15 quarts of oil Our hosts L E Stamms near Nampa note Idaho fruit orchards and bear Lake Utah as a highlight The Stamps and friends are active in apple packing with Ed George and Harry involved in politics and local farming Boise and Nampa are described as thriving cities and the trip is lauded for its value and scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Percy
Iowa
Stanley
Des Moines
Dexter
Atlantic
Oakland
Noortward
Council Bluffs
Ommaha
U.S. No. 30
Valley Nebr
Central City
Nebr
Grand Island
Elm Creek
North Platte
Crook
Colo
John McCumber
Burns
Wyo
Laramie
Fort Steele
Oakley
Burley
Idaho
L. E. Stamm
Cheyenne
Nebru
Nebs Raske
Wyoming
Colorado
Sage
Bear Lake
Utah
America
U. S. No. 30
Montpelier
Edd
George
Harry
Boise
Nampa
Pleasant Hill Social Roundup and Visitors
Pleasant Hill residents and families were noted visiting and hosting over recent days. Mentions include Miss Mabel Murphy and George Hammond with Dorothy Fenton, Centerville visitors Mr. and Mrs. Gray Penfield, Audrey Cullen’s week with Vera Moore and Villy Clark, and several other local calls at Dennie Fenton, Cap Dicks, Jay Argo, and W. H. Cullen homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Murphy
George Hammond
Dorothy Fenton
Gray Penfield
Centerville
Audrey Cullen
Vera Moore
Villy Clark
Jack Murphy
Othy Fenton
Dennie Fenton
Leo Bruty
Dale
Cap Dicks
Verna McAninch
Song
Jay Argo
Vicks Clark
Mildred Maxine
W. H. Cullen Buie
Scattersburg and Moravia Local Social Notes
Misa Sylvia Scott spent Sunday at Cad Adams's. Merrill Adams visited Ot tumwa on Friday. Bill Irelan and J. W. Lockman were Moravia callers Friday. Mr. and Mrs. McCumber were on the sick list the past week. Quilter Adams has been at his mother's and returned home Sunday evening. Mart Gilliland and family visited with their son Steve Gilliland. Curtis Tomlin and LaVerne Davis went to Oskaloosa Monday to enter Penn College. Quiller, Dad Adama, J. W. Lockman, and Wm. Tomlin made a business trip to Centerville Friday morning. Mrs. Bill Irelan is slowly improving after scalding herself last week. Carl Tomlin spent Saturday night with home folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravia
Ben Derby
Albia
Bert Adams
Troy and
Roy
Charley Ellis
Algia Derby
Avery
E. E. Breese
John Hutton
H. Argo
F. T. Hellyer
John Heney
Clyde Callen
Parkston
S. D
Glen Sufficoot
Pearl Hiners
Gus Pfannabecker
Harry Wailes
Doris McDanel
Velma Whicker
E. H. Boyer
Gertie
Charley Boyer
Gretchen Broshar
Daphne McDanel
Celia McDanel
Guy McKern
Kenneth
Clyde Gladfelder
Roy Matherly
Roy Hiatt
Dave Gladfelder
Daphne McDauel
George Kratofit
Shirley Townsend
Mia
Howard Teater
Carlota
Mra
Harvard Hurt
Claire
Frank Gladfelder
Jesse Gladfelder
Floyd Dykes
Charley Stockwell
Willie McDanel
Centerville
Robt. Jennings
Lepper
Ladies Aid
Laura Besco
Marie Clark
Edith Powell
Fern Humphrey
Nery
Poultry Club
Fred Grey
Blakesburg
Misa Sylvia Scott
Cad Adams
Merrill Adams
Ottumwa
Bill Irelan
J. W. Lockman
Mrs. McCumber
Quilter Adams
Mart Gilliland
Steve Gilliland
Curtis Tomlin
LaVerne Davis
Oskaloosa
Penn College
Quiller
Dad Adama
Wm. Tomlin
Carl Tomlin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lou Free
Earl Huff
Ek We
Thelma Main
Esther Hiner
Pearl Hiner
Glen Sufficool
Hazel Jones
Geo. Butlack
Sadie Rouse
Farm Bureau
Will Butlack
Roger
Leonium
Mins
Lewis Rouse
Wl Spencer
Dudley Bros
Pleasant Hill
Faction
Scattersburg
Brody
North Side Square
Coats
Ininan
First Methodist Church
Temple
Mr. Ogden
Middle West
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